I stole someone else's ticket to rebirth

March 3th is only Wednesday, and there is still a lot of room for Wall Street this week.

At 5:30 in the morning, Li Yang returned to his residence with breakfast. Jiang Banxia was already waiting there.

For this attack, the two men made the decision after several days of discussion and considering all conditions.

After all, my account was blocked for no reason and I called to identify myself, but the other party still insisted on doing this. It is impossible for me to just let it go.

He is the only one who can hit Jiang Banxia in the face.

Bah, bah, bah, he doesn’t even hit me in the face.

Jiang Banxia is responsible for the financial aspect of the whole thing, and the amount of funds involved is decided by Jiang Banxia.

He is responsible for the rhythmic aspect.

This task itself is impossible for them to accomplish alone. Even if they have so much money, there is no need for them to invest all their profits into it just because of anger and let others take all the money.

This time, they are only prepared to use 15 billion US dollars.

On the first day, Wanliu Capital used US$10 billion and Jiang Banxia used US$ billion to acquire % of Boeing's shares.

……

"Damn it, who stole our chips?"

"The initial large-scale purchases came from Wanliu Capital, and the subsequent purchases came from some unknown accounts."

"What is Willow Capital?"

"..."

It’s not that Wall Street is unaware of Wan Liu Capital, but that it has never taken it seriously.

After receiving the notice, they still forcibly restricted Jiang Banxia's account because they were sure that it would not bring any bad effects.

I just didn’t expect Jiang Banxia to be so cruel.

They can be sure that in addition to the accounts that Wanliu Capital has on the surface, several other funds, even if they are not from Wanliu Capital, are also related to them.

There wasn't much time between the two.

It’s just that I don’t know what to do with those funds.

Restricting transactions? Of course!

But it goes against their original intention!

They have a lot of short contracts in their hands and urgently need to obtain cheap chips from the market to repay them.

If we can't get the chips, we won't be able to explain to Boeing's shareholders.

The essence of this operation is to borrow chips from Boeing shareholders and sell them, thus avoiding the impact of the announcement of previous shareholders' share reduction on the market funds.

Now is the time to harvest.

Boeing's shareholders are all their own people. With the ins and outs, their shareholding ratio has not decreased, but they have made $30 to $40 billion from this stock, which can be said to be the best of both worlds.

As a result, now...the chips at the bottom were eaten up by others.

If we restrict the other party's account again, those chips will never come out.

If you delay for too long, something might happen...

Lose control of Boeing.

“I don’t think we need to be nervous. Wanliu Capital’s current holdings account for more than 5%. We only need to prove that those accounts are related to Wanliu Capital, and we can directly determine that the other party is trading in violation of regulations.

Besides, the other party has invested so much money, they certainly don’t want to lose money.

At present, we should have a good talk with them. We can take the bargaining chips in their hands. They probably just want to vent their anger, and now they may regret it."

After someone said this, he received a lot of recognition.

This is not a rational transaction. No matter how arrogant Wanliu Capital is, it would not want to swallow up Boeing.

It's most likely just an act of venting.

Moreover, it is already so blatant. They are not fools. They will naturally take precautions in advance and will never give Wanliu Capital any chance.

"Also, Wanliu Capital already holds short contracts and is now buying chips. It should repay the short contracts as soon as possible, otherwise it would be a violation..."

Someone said this and everyone looked at him.

Pay off short contracts?

Of course they want to pay it back, but aren't their transactions restricted by us?

Wanliu Capital's holdings of US$1.3 billion in chips seem to be hedging its own short contract because the gap is not big.

The previous short position of 5 billion US dollars only needs to repay chips worth 1.25 billion US dollars.

The more than 3 billion US dollars should have been earned by Jiang Banxia.

"Let's talk to Wanliu Capital first. If the negotiation doesn't go well, we'll just hold on for another day!"

Originally they planned to start buying a large number of chips from the market tomorrow, and then force a surge the day after tomorrow. With the previous preparations, everyone would continue to sell chips frantically when they saw the increase.

In this process, they want to take over two or three hundred billion US dollars in chips tomorrow, which is roughly equivalent to 30% of what they sold before. If they take over another three or four hundred billion US dollars in chips the day after tomorrow, they will be able to basically repay 80% of the contracts.

It will be slowly fixed later on, only 20% is left, which is nothing at all.

They originally planned to earn more than 600 billion US dollars this time, which is a floating profit of nearly four points compared to their funds in US stocks.

They didn't use a lot of money, just less than two trillion dollars.

Considering their size, this is already considered large-scale.

They still have chips worth nearly 20 trillion US dollars in the US stock market as a whole. The floating profit data is very exaggerated. The total capital they have invested is probably less than 5 trillion US dollars.

In recent years, similar things happen every few years. They find an excuse to bring down the U.S. stock market for a period of time and take the opportunity to cash out.

Normally they just do it to earn some pocket money, but this time it’s purely for profit and they need cash.

It can be said that a wave of international investors and their domestic institutions have reaped heavy losses.

In their view, those international investors are very stupid. They hardly sell when they make money, and they sell more when they lose money.

The best example is that on Wednesday, the U.S. stock trading volume reached a terrifying $800 billion.

They didn't take in much, just over 100 billion US dollars.

They have been operating for so many years, wiping out retail investors in the U.S. stock market, all for this day.

Retail investors are really difficult to control, and you never know how much money they can take out.

……

"They called me and said they knew what we were thinking and would let us close our position tomorrow, provided we sold all our Boeing shares."

"You certainly didn't agree."

"Of course, do I care about that little money? A few billion dollars is just the price of a meal for me."

"Then wait another day and we'll get more chips... but we need to spread them out a bit this time..."

"It's OK, go to sleep."

Li Yang felt that Jiang Banxia smelled more and more fragrant.

And compared to before, Jiang Banxia has been much more proactive in recent days.

Although I was proactive in the past, the shyness in my bones still added some obstacles.

It's completely gone now.

And so, it was the night of March 3th, the morning of March 19th West Coast time.

After the market opened, the market was hit hard and it looked like it was heading for a circuit breaker.

But soon, a sum of money came in to stabilize the situation.

Less than half an hour after the opening, the transaction volume reached 100 billion US dollars.

Especially Boeing, which had fallen seven points at the opening, but was pulled into the red.

With a large amount of capital entering the market, Boeing's market value is sprinting towards 90 billion US dollars.

The account of Wanliu Capital has a holding amount of US$4.23 billion, and holds % of Boeing's shares.

Wall Street contacted Li Yang again.

But the call didn't go through.

They finally found the phone number of Wanliu Capital and called it.

Unfortunately, the operator at Wanliu Capital had no say in the matter. Li Yang was in the trading room and no one could contact him at this time.

It was not until the closing of the market that Li Yang called the other party back.

"Mr. Mokdo, right? I'm Li Yang. I'm glad to receive your call. Otherwise, I thought you weren't afraid."

The person on the other end of the phone quickly replied, "Mr. Li, I think we need to communicate. We don't have any grudges, right?"

"Hey, hey, hey, are you all so shameless on Wall Street? We have restricted our account transactions and communicated with each other several times, but to no avail. You think that the U.S. stock market is your territory, and if others make a little money, it offends you. You have the right to block their accounts, right?"

"It was just a misunderstanding."

"Misunderstanding? A misunderstanding of billions of dollars? We Chinese always like to follow the rules. Your funds came to our country, and we didn't block your accounts at will, right? No matter how much money you made, we never restricted you from taking it out, right?"

“We have no interest in A shares.”

In fact, it is true. Although foreign capital has invested more than 200 billion yuan in A-shares, in fact, not much funds have been invested on Wall Street.

They are too busy with the US stocks.

A-shares have been shut down before, and have been shut down several times, but most of them were policy-related, such as limiting foreign investment to only 20 billion yuan per day through the settlement center.

But I have never blocked anyone's account channel for no reason.

This is really shameless.

The U.S. stock market is originally the territory of Wall Street. They are both players and referees, and they have great natural advantages.

Normally, being able to see other people’s accounts is already considered cheating, but now it is even more like forcibly holding down other people’s hands to prevent them from playing cards.

Why the hell don't you just go and rob it?

Li Yang said: "Whether you are interested in A shares or not, it has no impact on our affairs this time. You restricted our account without us violating any rules."

"Mr. Li, I want to talk to Ms. Jiang Banxia."

"She doesn't want to talk to you, and has given me full authority to handle this matter. She asked me to tell you something. She knows that you still hold a large number of short orders for Boeing, and she wants to take away the chips in the market at all costs!"

"Mr. Li, her appetite is too big. Does she really think that by creating a few more accounts and engaging in illegal transactions, she can make us compromise? That will only lead you into the abyss. We can restrict one of your accounts, or we can restrict all of your accounts!"

"Haha...Ms. Jiang never uses illegal means, she always follows the rules. We would rather raise a sign than give you a chance!"

"Okay, welcome to Wanliu Capital to raise its stake in Boeing..."

Mokdo hung up the phone directly.

Raise a sign? Is he afraid of raising a sign?

Raising a placard means that the bargaining chips are limited. If Wanliu Capital dares to enter the quagmire of raising a placard, it will be dead!

This is not China, no one will back him up.

After hanging up the phone, Li Yang smiled slightly and silently saved the recording.

Just one hour later, an audio recording appeared on the international version of Kuaipai.

The guy who posted the audio was afraid that some people might not understand what was being said, so he provided subtitles.

Every sentence is marked with who said it.

American retail investors hate Wall Street deeply. They are like leeks in the stock market, getting cut over and over again.

Now there is not even room for retail investors to survive because they do not have enough tax avoidance channels, and tax avoidance techniques are exclusive to the rich.

Even if you are lucky enough to make some money, taxes will take away part of it.