Chapter 794 - 326: Guess When They’ll Call? (2)

Chapter 794: Chapter 326: Guess When They’ll Call? (2)

In their opinion, those international investors are quite foolish; they rarely sell when they make money, and the greater the loss, the more they sell.

On that Wednesday, the terrifying US stock trading volume reaching $800 billion is the best example.

They didn’t take in much, only about more than a hundred billion US dollars.

Their years of business operations were aimed at driving retail investors out of the US stock market, just for this day.

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

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"They called me and said they understood our thoughts, and that they could let us close our positions tomorrow, provided we sell all the Boeing stocks."

"You definitely didn’t agree."

"Of course not, does a little bit of money matter to me? Just tens of billions of dollars, it’s nothing more than the cost of a meal for me."

"Then let’s wait another day, grab some more chips... But this time, let’s spread it out a bit..."

"Got it, now go to sleep."

Li Yang felt that Jiang Banxia was becoming more fragrant.

And compared to before, in recent days, Jiang Banxia had become much more proactive.

Though she was proactive before too, the shyness deeply rooted in her always added some obstacles.

Now it was completely gone.

Just like that, time reached the night of March 19, in the morning of the 19th on the West Coast.

After the market opened, there was a wave of smashing, it seemed to be heading towards a circuit breaker.

But soon, a fund intervened, forcefully stabilizing it.

In less than half an hour after the market opened, the transaction volume reached $100 billion.

Especially Boeing, opening with a seven-point drop, was pulled into the red by brute force.

With large amounts of funds entering the market, Boeing’s market value surged toward $90 billion.

Wanliu Capital’s account, holding positions worth $2.9 billion, owned 4.23% of Boeing’s stock.

Wall Street contacted Li Yang again.

But the call couldn’t get through.

They finally found a phone number for Wanliu Capital and called it.

Unfortunately, the operator at Wanliu Capital couldn’t make decisions, and Li Yang was inside the trading room, unreachable to anyone at this time.

It wasn’t until after the market closed that Li Yang returned their call.

"Mr. Mokduo, right? I am Li Yang, glad to receive your call, otherwise I might have thought you weren’t afraid."

On the other end of the line, the response came quickly: "Mr. Li, I think we need to have a conversation, do we really have a grudge?"

"Hey, hey, hey, do all of you on Wall Street have such thick skin? Restricting our account trading, communicating back and forth several times without results, do you think the US stock market is your territory, and that anyone who makes a bit of money offends you, giving you the right to block others’ accounts?"

"That was just a misunderstanding."

"Misunderstanding? A misunderstanding worth tens of billions of dollars? We Chinese always like to do things according to the rules. When your funds come into our country, we have never arbitrarily blocked your accounts, have we? No matter how much money you earn, we’ve never restricted you from taking it out, have we?"

"We’re not interested in the A-shares."

In fact, it’s true, although foreign capital seemed to have laid out more than 200 billion in the A-shares, the actual amount invested by Wall Street there is not much.

They are already too busy with the US stocks.

The A-shares have had shutdowns, but mostly as policy decisions, like restricting foreign capital to only take out 20 billion per day through the clearing center.

But they have never arbitrarily blocked someone else’s account access.

This all is extremely shameless.

The US stock market is already Wall Street’s territory; they play both player and referee, having tremendous natural advantages.

Being able to see others’ accounts on a daily basis counts as cheating, and now they’ve even forced others to hold back from playing cards.

Why not just rob them directly?

Li Yang said, "Whether you are interested in A-shares or not does not affect this issue. You restricted our accounts without any violation on our part."

"Mr. Li, I’d like to speak with Ms. Jiang Banxia."

"She doesn’t want to talk with you, and she has fully entrusted this matter to me. She asked me to convey a message to you: she knows that you are still holding a large number of Boeing short positions, and she will take all the market’s chips at any cost!"

"Mr. Li, her appetite is too big, does she really think having several more accounts and participating in illegal trading will make us compromise? That would only drag you into the abyss. We can restrict one of your accounts, and we can restrict all your accounts!"

"Ha-ha... Ms. Jiang never uses illegal methods; she always plays by the rules. We’d rather issue a public notice than give you a chance!"

"Fine, Wanliu Capital is welcome to issue a public notice for Boeing..."

Mokduo directly hung up the phone.

Issue a public notice? Is he afraid of a public notice?

A public notice means limited chips; once Wanliu Capital dares to enter this quagmire, just wait for its demise!

This is not China, no one will cover for him here.

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

Just an hour later, an audio recording appeared on the international version of Kuai Pai.

The person who posted the audio feared that some people wouldn’t understand the content, so they specifically added subtitles.

Every sentence, who said it, was marked in front.

The retail investors in the United States deeply hate Wall Street. They’re like leeks in the stock market, getting harvested over and over.

Now there’s not even soil for retail investors to survive, because they don’t have enough tax avoidance channels; tax avoidance methods are for the rich to enjoy.

Even if they’re lucky enough to make some money, taxes will take a portion away.