The Strongest War God - Chapter 96
96 Personally in Charge of the Investment Department
Everyone knew that there was a powerful figure behind Lonely Shadow. When Lonely Shadow first started learning Computer Science, although he showed his talent, he was targeted by the old man. Following the traces he had left behind, he actually found the internal network of the northern region of Hansworth.
The key was that this old man did not know what was good for him. He actually peeked into the top-secret information of the internal network of the northern territory.
In the end, the northern army found out and gave the order to kill him that night.
They had to kill him in real life!
!!
At this moment, Leanne Holt, who was in the factory, turned pale. She did not expect to offend such a big shot.
Lonely Shadow had spoken, and from now on, the circle would no longer accept her.
Unless she changed her appearance and name and start anew.
In this forum, names could be changed, but the methods and abilities one was used to could not be changed. Once exposed, they would also face the result of being banned.
As for the Neal Corporation, Braydon Neal did not care about such a small matter. He personally upgraded the system and rebuilt the firewall.
The firewall and the internal security system were full of loopholes.
After doing all this.
Braydon was sitting in the president’s office, reading the documents in front of him.
“Xandra, I’ll be the head of the Investment Department, and you’ll be my assistant. There’s no need to choose any outsiders!” Braydon closed the document in his hand and opened another one.
“Alright!” Xandra Milton said as she sat beside him.
Braydon flipped through the documents and looked at the internal documents of the Investment Department.
On the account of the Investment Department, there was twenty billion in liquid funds!
The account statement was very clear. Out of the seventy billion injected by the previous PG Corporation, ten billion was given to the Sage family group by Braydon.
After that, he returned the twenty billion that the company had loaned to the bank.
Of the remaining forty billion, twenty billion would be invested in dozens of projects in the new district to ensure the stability of the capital chain.
The rest of the money would be left in his account.
The performance of the Investment Department was a mess, except for the new district projects.
The Neal Corporation’s Investment Department could be called an internal financial company. Its investment field involved money, funds, and stocks.
According to the delivery receipt in his account, three consecutive years of losses, regardless of whether there was anything fishy about it, were already bad enough.
Braydon frowned. “Xandra, set up an Integrity Department. Target the middle and high-level management of the company. Investigate the capital operation and financial statements of the major projects in the new district!”
“I’ll do it now!” Xandra went to do as told.
Braydon turned on his computer and looked at the various accounts in the Investment Department. There were also overseas accounts that could be used to purchase overseas stocks and funds.
Looking at the past transaction forms, the loss record was unbearable to look at. It was a loss of hundreds of millions!
Braydon frowned slightly and glanced at the balance in his account. His eyes quickly swept across the red and green stock-checking software, which were all foreign stock markets.
As for the American stock market, Braydon’s eyes were sharp. He moved the mouse and quickly clicked on a company called Cloud Biopharmaceuticals.
“This company sounds familiar,” Braydon said softly. “I think it’s being run by the first disciple of that national master in the capital!”
Cloud Biopharmaceuticals was developed in Hansworth.
However, it was not unusual for domestic companies to go to overseas stock exchanges to be listed.
The market value of Cloud Biopharmaceuticals was not low. It was more than 70 billion dollars.
Braydon opened the company’s basic market. The fluctuating K-Line chart, compared to the daily trading volume two months ago, had shrunk by more than five times!
The trading volume had shrunk, and the stock price had changed. They were constantly buying small amounts of shares from the individual buyers at the bottom.
This kind of behavior was collectively called chip-sucking!
Such a typical method of a dealer locking up their warehouse and buying at a low price could not escape Braydon’s eyes.
Braydon growing up in the northern territory did not mean he did not know anything.
The thousand-year genius King Braydon was not a simple-minded warrior.
Braydon was as calm as the wind. He moved the mouse and bought stocks in large quantities. Each purchase was in large quantities, ranging from a few million dollars to tens of millions.
This kind of behavior would cause a large influx of funds, and there would not be enough to sell, which would lead to a soaring stock price.
In the blink of an eye, the stock price of Cloud Biopharmaceuticals rose from 21 dollars per share to 23 dollars per share.
A 10% increase was undoubtedly a change in the stock price.
This attracted the attention of the dealer hiding behind it. He was very concerned about the influx of foreign funds as it interfered with those who were doing the chip-sucking.
The usual method used by the dealer was simple and direct. It was to sell the shares in his hands and smash the stock price.
Wave after wave, the price of each share was reduced back to 21 dollars.
By maintaining this price, the dealer’s intention was obvious. He wanted Braydon to understand that he had the right to smash the price and that he had a lot of chips in his hands that could push the price down a bit.
The reason why he stopped was to let Braydon spit out the chips in his hands and leave. He did not lose anything, nor did he make any money!
This was like the dealer’s territory, where no foreign funds were allowed to enter and disturb its bottom-line chip-sucking.
Braydon sat in his office, smiling indifferently without fear.
In just 15 minutes, the dealer had thrown out hundreds of millions of shares, which were worth more than 200 million dollars.
In addition to the shares that Braydon had bought previously, the shares in his hands had reached 300 million dollars.
The key was that Braydon did not intend to give face to the dealer. He took all the chips that were thrown out.
After a brief period of calm, the dealer decisively smashed the bet again.
This time, he was going to sell five million shares.
It caused the stock price to drop by three points, and Braydon’s account had a green loss.
If he lost three points, he would lose 3 million dollars of the shares he had!
However, the dealer was still offering his chips, just to let Braydon see his strength. He wanted to know that he had a lot of chips in his hands, and that he could drop the stock price to the lowest at any time, making Braydon lose money like a dog.
Unfortunately, the dealer had underestimated Braydon’s strength and the flow of funds in his hands. He was not afraid of such a blow.
Braydon would accept whatever the dealer offered.
Soon, the number of shares in his account of the Cloud Biopharmaceuticals had exceeded one hundred million!
It was worth nearly 2 billion dollars.
Braydon’s actions had stunned the dealer behind him. He did not expect that the capital to enter the market would be so large that he was not afraid of being smashed by the dealer at all. He would buy as many shares as he could sell.
The dealer stopped betting. He realized that if he continued to bet, he would lose all his chips and would be the same as the individual investors. It would mean that he was out of the game.
In the stock market, there were no eternal enemies. All that was pursued was profit.
The dealer had returned to silence. Obviously, he had given the initiative to Braydon to let him do whatever he wanted. In the end, the stock price would be raised, and it would also benefit him. It would not be too late to sell the stock then.
Behind a single stock, there were dozens of organizations, big and small. One’s position would be determined by the number of shares they held.
