I am reborn, I am really not a stock god

Even if Zhang Fanglu's deal was largely due to luck, the income of more than 1.2 million yuan is as much as what many bosses earn in a year.

It would be a lie to say that I am not envious.

Someone asked Zhang Fanglu what stocks he bought, and they wanted to buy some too.

Zhang Fanglu said directly, why did you go there earlier? What else can you buy after the price increase is over? Let’s wait until we have the opportunity next time.

Those people were dealt with in just one sentence.

Zhang Fanglu has a big mouth, but he is not stupid.

Besides, Li Dong also gave him instructions.

That's why he won't tell anyone else about the stocks that Li Dong told him.

Moreover, after these few days of operations, he also figured out that timing is very important for stocks.

Just like this Yunfei Integration, he entered it at about 9 yuan, and now it has increased to more than 20 yuan. Of course, he is making money.

But if you enter the market later, when you are over 20 years old, how much money will you make?

The tickets are still the same, but the entry time is different, so the results are different.

It was a good ticket when he entered, but when he waited for others to enter, it might become a bad ticket.

Isn't that going to deceive others?

So don’t tell others. When you make money, just report the good news to other bosses and make them happy too.

Of course, the most important thing is that before he entered the market, he had no idea that the votes would rise like this.

What if he told people something in such a haphazard manner and asked them to follow him in, and he ended up losing money, wouldn't it be a joke?

However, after this incident, Li Dong's reputation as a stock god spread among the bosses in his hometown.

Not only in the boss circle, but also in Zhang Chenyang's circle, the news has spread.

However, because Zhang Chenyang has always had a habit of running away from trains, even if he blew Li Dong to the sky in front of his buddies, people would not completely believe him.

I just thought Zhang Chenyang was bragging again.

Second uncle Zhang Fangcai was very upset.

Less progress.

He only made a total of 100,000 yuan from the three stocks. Yunfei integrated this ticket and bought 5,000 shares, earning about 60,000 yuan.

Compared with Zhang Fanglu's 1.2 million, it's not even a fraction.

If he had known better, he would have made more money by selling iron.

Zhang Fangcai was extremely upset and immediately called Li Dong to ask if there were any other good tickets and he wanted to buy more.

Li Dong was speechless.

I told my second uncle that if he really wanted to enter, he should enter more Guangcheng Nonferrous and Zhonghe Sanyuan. These two tickets have not been activated yet, so he can continue to enter.

Li Dong himself planned to wait for this month's salary to get these two tickets in a big way.

However, I still told my second uncle to try not to borrow money to speculate in stocks.

Even though Li Dong is 99% sure that these two votes will go up, there is still a 1% chance that something will happen.

If you borrow money to speculate in stocks, if you lose money then it will be over.

Moreover, a taboo is a taboo.

Especially for a layman like my second uncle.

This time I followed Li Dong to make money from stock trading, and I tasted the benefits. Next time I will buy more, and the next time I will buy more, but one time, I will die miserably.

But Li Dong also knew that his second uncle had more adventurous genes in his bones than his elder uncle. He was really capable of doing this kind of thing by squandering all his wealth and even borrowing money to buy stocks.

My second uncle is only in his early forties, but he has already gone bankrupt twice.

The first time was in the nineties.

At that time, after my second uncle retired from the Sanda team, he worked as a coach in a martial arts school for two years. Then he listened to someone's idea, quit his job, borrowed 100,000 yuan, and went south to start a business.

Not only did he pay all his money, but he was also sued and stayed there for a year and a half before he came out.

After coming out, my second uncle, carrying a lot of debt, went to South Korea alone.

A year later, I came back with hundreds of thousands in cash.

No one knows where he got the money.

He said he won by playing mahjong.

But no matter what, the second uncle relied on this money to make a fortune.

I contracted several hundred acres of shrimp ponds in my hometown and started raising shrimps.

After only a few years of working, my second uncle's old habit relapsed.

I think it’s too slow to make money from shrimp farming.

I borrowed two million to open a bathing center in the county town with a casino outside.

After the relationship was well managed, and the second uncle gathered a bunch of gangsters, business was really good in the first two years.

It is not an exaggeration to describe it as making money every day.

After he got the money, his second uncle transferred the shrimp pond to his elder uncle, and he concentrated on running the bathing center and casino.

My second uncle usually plays mahjong and so on himself in the field.

If it's just a small fight, it doesn't matter.

But how could the second uncle be so petty?

Mahjong gets better the more you play.

Until one time, my second uncle lost 30 million in one day.

At that time, his total net worth was only a few million.

The second uncle, who was furious, said that someone was a cheater and beat him seriously on the spot, almost to death.

After this incident, although the gambling debt of 30 million does not need to be paid, medical expenses are inevitable.

Even bathhouses and casinos have been sealed.

The second uncle once again went bankrupt.

After that, with the help of the uncle, the second uncle started to cook the seafood.

In just a few years, my second uncle had monopolized four or five fish piers within a few dozen miles.

All fishermen's seafood can only be sold to him.

Relying on monopoly and tyrannical management, the second uncle soon turned around again.

However, within two years of going down, my second uncle caught up with the crackdown on gangs and evil, and was swept away.

This time, it’s not a loss of fortune, but a life sentence.

Until Li Dong was reborn, his second uncle hadn't come out yet.

It would be strange for such a person not to be jealous when he sees how much money he can make from stock trading.

In fact, Li Dong has been thinking about his second uncle in his heart.

He wanted to try to change the life trajectory of his second uncle.

Although in the eyes of others, his second uncle is a bully, in Li Dong's mind, he will always be the one who loves him and takes care of him.

Of course he didn't want his second uncle to end up in jail.

In order to change the life trajectory of the second uncle and avoid being swept away again, he must first let the second uncle give up the fish wharf business.

The business of this fish wharf can generate an income of hundreds or tens of millions a year at least. Excluding the dividends and various expenses to the subordinates, the second uncle can still earn a few million.

If you want your second uncle to give up this business, you can't just rely on words, unless you find a business that can make money faster than this.

It has to be something that doesn't take too much thought.

Second uncle can't do business that requires too much brainpower, such as the Internet.

Li Dong thought about it and decided that real estate was probably more suitable for his second uncle.

It's just that real estate is not something you can do casually. The water here is very deep.

Li Dong can only take one step at a time. First, he will help his second uncle to earn some money, preferably more, to prop up his appetite so that he will no longer look down on the income from the fish pier, and then slowly make plans.

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It was precisely because of this consideration that Li Dong did not stop him even though he knew that his second uncle had a radical temperament and was likely to borrow money to speculate in stocks.

Although there is a risk of bankruptcy in doing so, for Li Dong, this risk is actually not very big.

Moreover, it is better to go bankrupt than to go to jail.