Chapter 2528
My buddy brought you some fish
He Xinghua stayed in Beijing for a while, wearing only a t-shirt every day and looking for places to fish.
He seemed completely indifferent to matters of daily life.
Of course, the explanation given to outsiders is that he believes in the logic of Xiao Rizhi's long-term real estate price increase.
He just needs to wait for time to make money for him.
But in reality, it was in an inconspicuous office building on Hong Kong Island.
A group of blond and black-haired mathematicians, considered among the most outstanding in the world.
Dressed in suits, each person had a bulky desktop computer in front of them.
Through a value-added network accessed via telephone line, people keep an eye on housing prices in the other side of the world.
What this group of people had to do was very simple: they just needed to analyze when a certain property would double in value from the price He's Company originally paid for it.
Then you can use this data model to find several multinational banks in Hong Kong Island to conduct transactions.
If the other party is willing to pay a premium to buy the properties held by the Ho Group, then the deal can be completed.
At a time when the housing market is about to experience a surge in prices, people are now living in comfort.
This business is just too easy to do.
Furthermore, they have set up an analysis center on Hong Kong Island, so they are not afraid of being closely monitored by the local authorities.
Technology has changed life.
As Asia's largest computer and network operator, the Ho Group already has the capability to achieve real-time information sharing across the sea.
Of course, 'real-time' is a vague term, and there will always be a delay of one or two minutes.
But that was no easy feat, and it caught those giants completely off guard.
Traditional corporate giants like Little Life Group have seen their investments in Little Life Group approach 10 billion US dollars.
I couldn't hold back any longer.
Several methods have been prepared, waiting for He Xinghua to re-enter the world and then be implemented against him.
Capital is the ugliest thing.
Besides, it's the capital for a comfortable life. Some foreigners have that kind of capital; when they eat raw meat, they know to close the door, and after they finish eating, they know to take out a handkerchief to wipe their mouths.
But the most common way to live a comfortable life is to eat with blood all over your mouth, and then hold your head high and tell the world that you are a civilized person.
In fact, as early as the Republic of China era, our people had already witnessed their ugly faces.
Therefore, when the knife was about to break through 160 on that day.
Lou Xiao'e then arranged for He Xinghua to return to Hong Kong Island.
She was willing to spend a lot of money to set up an analysis and trading center on Hong Kong Island.
They also didn't want their son to suffer any accidents while living in a quiet family.
She herself is capital, so she naturally knows the power of capital.
The smaller the country and the smaller the population of a society, the more terrifying the power of capital.
It's normal for someone to be able to cover up everything.
Using a gun to kill is the worst possible method.
There are other ways to control He Xinghua for a period of time, and then threaten Lou Xiao'e to transfer all her assets to someone at a low price.
For example, they could create some unexpected incidents, such as leaving things at He Xinghua's accommodation or in his vehicle.
No matter how strict He Xinghua's precautions are, he can still easily bribe an unimportant nobody from the team he built in Xiao Rizi.
As long as that person insists that He Xinghua is involved in some criminal case.
Even top-tier law firms cannot guarantee that He Xinghua will not be sent to their local offices to assist with investigations.
Once inside, it's equivalent to being kidnapped.
In places where no one is there to provide close protection, any kind of accident can happen.
Lou Xiao'e, in any case, wouldn't dare take that risk.
When He Xinghua arrived in Hong Kong, it was like going from a tiger's den to a wolf's lair.
It's not just the He family's capital that's eyeing the He family's billions of dollars in wealth.
The foreigners were also envious.
So He Xinghua simply went to Beijing and worked hard to have a baby with Zhu Liqian. During this time, the young couple were inseparable and lived in perfect harmony.
Of course, this also disrupted Lou Xiao'e's plans to some extent.
Putting everything else aside, Lou Xiao'e originally thought that her investments in Xiao Rizi would double her personal assets.
She invested nearly 4 billion in her personal life; if that doubled, it would be 15 to 16 billion.
But in this world, where is there such a good thing?
The giant crocodiles outside went completely mad when the price of the Japanese sword reached over 150.
Holding various knives and forks, they were thinking of coming up to divide the meat.
At that time, Lou Xiao'e's investment in Xiao Rizi had just doubled.
She scaled back operations and closed the fund.
Then she settled the asset transfer with the big shots who had previously invested in her.
In other words, it means returning the money that others have earned, with interest, to them.
Of course, there must be a reason behind this.
Lou Xiao'e couldn't let her efforts go to waste.
Just like the performance-based agreement she signed with a certain company.
How should the profit be divided when it reaches 20%?
Now the profits have doubled, and Lou Xiao'e has received more than 60% of the profits.
Lou Xiao'e profited at least 3 billion yuan from this scheme of getting something for nothing.
The matter wasn't over yet; those people who received their share of the money still had to work for her.
Putting aside other things, He Xinghua had signed numerous long-term housing purchase agreements in Xiao Rizi, and the capital and banks that made money from Lou Xiao'e all had to help her deal with some inexplicable troubles.
Moreover, international capital such as SF Express was Lou Xiao'e's final shield and "white knight" in her withdrawal.
The description of "the one who takes over" is not quite accurate; it should be described as a win-win cooperation.
Lou Xiao'e also left them with huge profits in the real estate business.
This is also why she insisted on hiring mathematicians at a high price to create a model of rising housing prices.
Although others can also do the math, having a trend model makes the transaction between the two parties more straightforward.
For example, in a certain area, the house price was 20 when Lou Xiao'e bought it, and now it has risen to 40.
According to the trend model, it could rise to over 100 within three years, so it shouldn't be unreasonable for Lou Xiao'e to sell it for 50 or 60 now.
If SF doesn't want it, other multinational banks are scrambling to get it.
It's that simple.
Of course, not just anyone can create such a trend model and convince foreigners of it.
Lou Xiao'e hired a group of the world's top elites who have spent years working on Wall Street.
They're professionals at this, and they're all quite well-known.
For this, she may have to pay an astronomical fee of nearly 100 million US dollars.
But Lou Xiao'e thinks it's worth it.
She did all this simply because safety was her top priority.
Little did she know that the methods and equipment she was using had already paved the way for a cross-border, remote transaction.
Those who played the capital game in later generations all played it that way.
With just a network cable and a mathematical model, one can manipulate trillions of dollars to conquer new territories.
Now, models are built using local area networks, and value-added networks using telephone dialing are used to share information in real time.
This is the first time in Asia that such a large-scale Ponzi scheme has been operated.
He Xinghua, shirtless, rode a Happiness 250 bicycle to the entrance of Yanyuan.
His upper body was tanned dark, almost like someone who does manual labor.
A red plastic bucket hung from the handlebars of the cart, and a handsome young man dressed in polyester clothing, carrying books, stepped out. (End of Chapter)