Chapter 787 - 324: Crying?

Chapter 787: Chapter 324: Crying?

On Wall Street, they’re constantly watching Jiang Banxia’s positions.

When they discovered Jiang Banxia had bought contracts, they immediately knew something was up.

At such a moment, they must ensure Jiang Banxia’s funds have no chance to escape, so they’ve already contacted the brokerage firms and ordered them to cut the network cables.

The result... the other party didn’t do it?

A call was made directly to Citigroup Securities.

The CEO of Citigroup Securities was also involved in this matter, so he received the call immediately.

Upon hearing the questioning on the other end of the line, he calmly said, "Buddy, I know you are angry, but I want to say that we can’t afford to offend that guy; she is Jiang Banxia from Wanliu Capital. The other party has already contacted us before, revealed their identity, and I deliberately ignored it, still restricting their trading. However, Li Yang’s call came quickly..."

"Li Yang? Who is Li Yang?"

"Jiang Banxia’s man. Basically, he handles Jiang Banxia’s matters; he’s also not someone easy to deal with."

"Are we easy to deal with then? We have over sixty billion dollars invested in Boeing, and it’s our most important setup. The difficulty is naturally the greatest, and if we encounter someone like this, we’ll lose a lot of money, a lot of money, you understand?"

Due to too many short positions on Wall Street, this time it’s like dancing on the edge of a knife; too many obstacles shouldn’t appear in the market.

The positions held by Jiang Banxia are the most active chips, also the only data not within expectations.

Those previous short contracts at least didn’t cause trouble; they belong to consistency funds.

Citigroup Securities softened because they feared this matter would affect the entire enterprise’s reputation.

Jiang Banxia has a powerful influence globally, and Citigroup Securities has serviced hundreds of thousands in China, involving hundreds of billions of dollars, even connecting to an official channel through which nearly two hundred billion dollars flows annually.

She’s considered one of their major clients, providing them with stable profits of several hundred million dollars annually.

If Jiang Banxia explodes, it would be a significant blow to Citigroup Securities’ credibility.

Soon, the CEO of Citigroup Securities received a call from the headquarters.

With one requirement, restrict Jiang Banxia’s transactions.

He could only shake his head and agree.

Obviously, the headquarters believes the benefits of restricting Jiang Banxia’s transactions are greater; otherwise, it might allow Jiang Banxia to sweep away tens of billions from the market.

If Jiang Banxia’s actions affect their operations, it might cause them losses exceeding tens of billions.

In their eyes, Jiang Banxia is far from being considered a stock god.

The so-called world’s richest is merely supported by one or two years of performance, lacking sufficient persuasion.

Such a person isn’t enough to scare them.

The CEO of Citigroup Securities is not a true decision-maker; he merely stands in the company’s position, and Citigroup Securities doesn’t even rank within the Citigroup; he isn’t qualified to participate in the decision-making level.

Even at Citigroup headquarters, few can truly participate in the decision-making level; behind Citigroup are BlackRock and Vanguard...

Including those calling him, they’re merely workers.

On March 10th, Li Yang arrived at the company; today A-shares weren’t hit too hard but rose somewhat.

Green Water Group successfully sealed the board again, with a market value officially surpassing sixty billion.

However, the shadow of the circuit breaker in US stocks was still significant, with two markets shrinking to three trillion, only over eight trillion trading volume.

Li Yang couldn’t replay all these data, he only knew there was no problem for now, and once Jiang Banxia was done, she could take charge.

In the afternoon, upon returning home, Jiang Banxia avoided him.

At night, Li Yang was about to sleep when Jiang Banxia came over hesitantly, saying, "Well... the account was restricted again."

"Then open a new account, see how long they can restrict it, just send me the screenshot."

"Okay."

Today, there was a certain rebound in US stocks; it’s a common tactic on Wall Street.

Yesterday’s sharp drop, the loss-making accounts were unwilling to leave; today it rebounded by two points, on one hand stabilizing those funds, on the other hand signaling to the market that yesterday’s decline was a golden pit.

After all, US stocks have been like this for years.

It comes from time to time, and those who didn’t buy eventually regret it.

Todays’ funds were considerable; in such a situation, upper positions were continuously releasing chips.

Jiang Banxia originally intended to continue shorting today, but her account was restricted.

Opening a new account wasn’t difficult; she mainly worried about what’s next.

This matter required Li Yang to handle, so she informed Li Yang in advance.

Anyway, other accounts weren’t problematic, indicating they’re not being watched.

Today Boeing rose the highest by five points; she quickly opened short positions with the accounts Li Yang gave before.

Not much, just twenty billion dollars.

Until closing, Boeing only rose by one point, with a trading volume of one hundred sixty billion dollars.

...

On Kuai Pai’s international version, discussions about Wanliu Capital gradually appeared in some financial broadcasters.

"Wanliu Capital is a public fund in China, unlike any financial institution worldwide. The financial institutions themselves are unrelated to us ordinary people; Wall Street launched countless wealth management products, but we retail investors hardly make money from them.