My 1979

Li He received preferential treatment because he was exempted from a security check. Although the conflict between the United States and Libya has dissipated, strict security measures are still in place.

Standing in the trading hall on the second floor, through the sealed glass windows, the transactions in the hall are clear at a glance. Because it is an open market, companies from many countries are listed and raised here, not just local companies.

Among the foreign companies listed in the United States, Canadian companies have the largest number, with Jinshuiloutai ranking first, followed by the United Kingdom. After all, they are a good couple, and Israel ranks third. They also have many relatives in the United States, and they still stay together.

The only special thing is that it is difficult to see strong German companies, and there are only one or two.

The electronic quotation board is flashing, and the numbers and letters on the computer terminal screen are also jumping. Countless telephones are distributed on different trading desks. Everyone is chattering, some are whispering to each other, and some are shouting at the top of their lungs. Shouting, some were walking around anxiously, accompanied by various hand gestures.

For Li He, this place is no different from a messy vegetable market. Although after the 1960s, the trading methods of many stock exchanges have evolved from manual bidding to computer automatic matching, and the form of trading seats has also undergone great changes. It evolved into a computer quotation terminal connected to the exchange's matching host.

Compared with computer programs that instantly "flash kill" quotes for buy and sell transactions, human traders have lagged far behind.

However, most transactions on the New York Stock Exchange are still dominated by less efficient floor transactions or special broker transactions. Although computer transactions are also introduced, each transaction still has to go through at least one manual procedure, all through various electronic methods. The buying and selling information transmitted to a specific broker still requires traders to quote prices at their respective trading seats and match them manually.

It was not until 2006 that the New York Stock Exchange bid farewell to its 137-year-old seat trading.

However, designated market makers still have a place on the New York Stock Exchange's trading floor. Rather than computer systems executing orders, traders themselves are responsible for buying and selling a portion of stock transactions and are obligated to provide liquidity for individual stocks.

Li He suddenly remembered the scene in Shenzhen. In order to hire people to grab the subscription certificates, a wealthy man took a sack of money and shouted "80 for each certificate, 80 for each certificate". Most of the people here were from the south. It was really a sack of money. .

The scene is similar to here, but because all you see is cash, it feels more exciting than here.

I stared at the hall for a while, but couldn't see anything.

"Mr. Li, there are more than 1,800 stocks registered for trading here, 600 member units, and the average daily trading volume is more than 100 million shares." Although Calvin was introducing Li He, he still couldn't hide his pride.

He didn't know where the Asian face came from or what his identity was, but he had a lot of dealings with Jiang Jianjian. He looked at Jiang Jianjian differently, a rich man from Eastern Europe, and he became a rich man with hundreds of millions of dollars in one move.

But the most important thing is that he recognized Bavla and Ivanov, two people who are currently in the spotlight in the capital market. There are no secrets on Wall Street. He can shake off the wealth of these people just by smelling the fishy smell. come out.

Like Jiang Jianjian, these two people have been following Li He closely, which made him make more speculations about Li He's identity. Are they also from Eastern Europe?

"Thank you." Li He was just a layman, so he only wanted to see what was new. After reading it, it was no longer interesting. Moreover, he was not very interested in financing or listing.

As soon as he came down the stairs, a tall man trotted towards him, shouting loudly that could not be heard clearly in the noisy hall. Before he could get close to Li He, he was stopped by the bodyguard.

"Mr. Li, do you remember me?" Although he was stopped by the bodyguard, the excitement of the young man who was stopped was still difficult to express in words.

"Do we know each other?" Li He didn't have many foreign friends, and he probably had never seen this person before.

"Mr. Li, Prague, we met in Prague." The tall man looked very ordinary, but his expression was too cunning. A pair of mouse-like eyes kept scanning Bafra's body. Although he tried his best to hide it, the people present I also saw the lust in his eyes.

This is normal. A man should take a second look at Bafra. A pair of straight beautiful legs overlap each other gracefully, and a beautiful foot wrapped in flesh-colored stockings is swinging playfully with high heels.

Her unknowing behavior is already considered tempting to men.

Jiang Jianjian motioned to the bodyguard to let him go, took two steps forward and looked at the foreigner, and then asked, "Are you from Barclays Bank?"

"Yes, Mr. Jiang, thank you for remembering me. I am Jason Statham." After the security guard let him go, the tall man reorganized his leadership and introduced himself, "I was once hired by Mr. Pan to go to Prague. Worked as a financial advisor and is now co-head of investment banking at Barclays.”

Jiang Jiangan said, "This is a senior executive position, usually a director of the company."

Both of them spoke Chinese, so there was no need to whisper to each other.

"Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot about it for a moment. Congratulations on your promotion." When Pan Youlin led the team to Czechoslovakia, there were a lot of people. It was really hard for Li He to remember them all. Except for a few people like William Shi of Goldman Sachs, the others He didn't even remember it.

"Thank you, Mr. Li. I'm glad to see you here. I almost didn't dare to recognize you." For the sake of serious business, Statham withdrew his gaze from Bavla. "On behalf of Barclays Bank, I welcome you to New York. I think Chairman Diesel will be very happy to hear your arrival. I very much look forward to the spark of passion when you meet."

Li He retracted his hand and said with a smile, "Sorry, this is purely a private trip, mainly for vacation. Vacation is sacred and inviolable. I don't want to talk about work during the break."

"Oh, I'm very sorry to bother you, Mr. Li." Statham smiled from beginning to end.

"Goodbye." Li He turned around and left with a group of people.

"Goodbye." Statham sent Li He out of the door. He didn't let go of his raised hand until Li He was far away.

"Who is this person?" Calvin was very curious and asked Statham for help.

Statham turned back to Calvin and smiled, "You want to know?"

"Of course!" Calvin nodded affirmatively.

"He is." In Calvin's expectant eyes, Statham changed the topic, "It's a secret!"

Go away laughing.

"shit!"

Calvin cursed at Statham's back.

Statham, however, secretly drove behind Li He and others, following them from Times Square to Mount Sinai Medical Center.

But as soon as he got out of the car, a gun was put to his head.