National Tide 1980

Ning Weimin's promise on the balcony of the villa was not just to make Matsumoto Keiko happy.

It was from the bottom of his heart and very serious.

Now his career and life have broken through the bottleneck, reached a new high point, and entered a new journey.

It's like opening a new world full of yang energy.

But you should also know that at the same time, his heart is also full of panic and anxiety about the huge wealth blown up by this bubble.

For no other reason, it's because the wind on the wind outlet is too strong.

His personal assets that have expanded like a snowball have been blown into a towering snow mountain by the strong wind today.

Although he talked about the truth to Yao Peifang in a very reasonable way.

What is not enough to be able to do things, but also to be brave to take on things.

But the actual situation is that people's tolerance is limited.

Once a limit is exceeded, even he is no exception, and he will become confused and hesitant involuntarily.

In fact, as he got closer and closer to the end of this money-making game, he became more and more doubtful whether he had the ability to play to the end and whether he could take on this overwhelming wealth.

Just like the lyrics in the song "Season of Wind", "The wind blows hard, the bright sun will be hidden, and a hazy dust rolls", this is the portrayal of his mood at this time.

This is not aimless, nor is it exaggerated.

In fact, only Ning Weimin himself can figure out how frightening his wealth is.

To be honest, to date, among the properties under his name, the 700-square-meter Dangu branch in Ginza and the more than 300-square-meter Abbado used as a staff dormitory have increased the most.

Since both places are the core of Tokyo's real estate core area, 1987 was the year with the largest real estate increase during the bubble economy.

Today, the market price of these two properties has reached about 20 million per square meter, which is more than 1,000 square meters, with a total value of more than 20 billion.

Compared with the 800 million yen spent on buying them, not to mention the income from mortgage loans for stock speculation, it is undoubtedly a huge profit.

If the transfer tax is not considered, the profit is 24 times.

The location of Huiwentang Bookstore is slightly worse.

It was bought for 300 million yen at that time, covering an area of ​​more than 70 pings, with a total area of ​​460 square meters on two floors.

If calculated based on the average price of 15 million yen per square meter in the Azabu area, it is now worth 6.9 billion yen.

Although the Akasaka apartment was sold for 1.15 billion yen, it was indeed too early, which was a pity.

But Ning Weimin used the money to invest in parking lots with Axia, so there is nothing to regret.

They jointly invested 6 billion yen to establish a joint venture.

If the loans mortgaged by these parking lots are added, in fact, a total of nearly 11 billion yen have been spent on this business.

Although it has only been a short six months, because they have stepped on the rhythm and bought at a low point by chance.

The value of these parking lots has also increased by more than two times on average, becoming 35 billion yen.

Then, according to the agreement of 6:4 profit sharing, Ning Weimin alone has a share of 21 billion yen.

In total, he now has assets worth 47.9 billion yen in real estate alone.

As for the performance of the stock market, it is of course more intuitive.

NTT stocks, which were created by the Ministry of Finance, were listed at the beginning of this year at the peak of the bubble period. They were sought after by countless stockholders and showed an unusual popularity.

Especially in the current environment where land prices and stock prices are competing to rise, it has completely ignited the desire of ordinary people for money and wealth, prompting stock investment to enter ordinary people's homes and bringing a huge amount of follow-up funds to the Japanese stock market.

This led to the stock market in 1987 being flat and rising at a rocket speed.

Today, the rate of increase in Japanese stock prices is three times faster than the growth of corporate profits, and corporate profits even include unsustainable profits earned by "financial techniques" speculation.

So you can imagine how crazy the Japanese stocks are expanding.

In fact, this year, the Tokyo Stock Exchange has seen some of the most overvalued stocks in history.

The average price-earnings ratio of textile stocks has reached 103 times!

Service stocks have reached 112 times!

Shipping stocks reached 176 times!

Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery stocks reached an astonishing 319 times!

This simply shocked the eyes of Western investors, so Western investors generally believed that such prices were distorted and extremely unreasonable, so some of them began to gradually reduce their holdings in the Japanese stock market.

The famous financial tycoon Soros is one of them.

This guy has recently been advocating on Wall Street that the US stock market will be strong and the Japanese stock market will collapse.

He also announced that he has begun to clear out Japanese stocks, withdraw from the Japanese stock market, and re-buy US stocks.

Unfortunately, however, the departure of these Western investors did not cause any negative impact on the Japanese stock market.

As more and more Japanese people began to enter the market, the incremental funds brought by the Japanese people's savings from banks to the securities market, as well as the funds that continued to flow into Japan from Southeast Asian countries, completely took over the stocks thrown away by Western financial tycoons.

In addition, in terms of spirit, the Japanese are also more inclined to accept the so-called facts released by the authorities.

At this time, almost all Japanese people in the country were fooled by the Nakasone government.

Of course, they prefer to believe the various reassuring explanations circulating in the market, and do not doubt the soaring stock prices in the Tokyo Stock Exchange at all.

So the Japanese stock market continued to rise, and did not even stop to rest.

People in the Japanese financial industry only looked at those Westerners who ran away with contempt.

Just like the two young boys who laughed at Ning Weimin at the wedding, Japanese financial people also used articles in the Japanese media to ridicule these Western "cowards".

In fact, this means that the Tokyo Stock Exchange is no longer bound by "Western rationalism" and is no longer affected by "dry" reasoning such as cash flow and credit analysis.

Specifically, the stocks held by Ning Weimin generally performed well because he bet on companies famous for their financial skills.

In particular, Hanwa Kogyo, a leader in financial management skills, is a star variety that has attracted much attention and has long led the rise in the Japanese stock market.

You know, under the leadership of its current president Kita Shigeru, in just a few years, this traditional medium-sized steel company has become a thorough financial management company.

Although Kitamo has only been in office for three years, the wealth he has accumulated for the company has reached 100 billion yen.

In comparison, the total profit of Hanwa Kogyo's main business in the 36 years since its establishment is only 29 billion yen.

What's the difference between the two? Such Hanwa Kogyo is naturally loved by shareholders.

In addition, after making money, Hanwa Kogyo also began to hoard land for profit. The book value of the land under the company's name was only 5 billion yuan, but now it has increased to 100 billion yuan.

This has led to the company's own capital ranking among the top 100 in the country without knowing it.

The companies that are not much different from it are all well-known companies with great backgrounds such as Mitsui \u0026 Co., Mitsubishi Corporation, Marubeni, Itochu Corporation, and Sumitomo Corporation.

When all this is reflected in the stock price, Hanwa Kogyo has gone crazy.

Now its market value has just reached the trillion mark.

Needless to say, Ning Weimin, who bet heavily on Hanwa Kogyo from the beginning, also made a profit.

With his holdings, the Hanwa Kogyo shares he holds are worth no more than 58 billion yen.

If we add the second largest holding, Yamaichi Securities, and the other "three ghost" stocks that he has purchased with the additional financing quota brought by the rising stock market value, Ning Weimin's holdings are worth 112 billion yen, even exceeding President Kitamo's gains in the financial field.

There is no way, who made Ning Weimin smart enough to buy stocks of many speculative companies in a speculative way.

Making money is worry-free, and speed also requires leverage. This is the benefit of knowing how to take shortcuts.

And with this, Ning Weimin also entered the top three VIP customers of Nomura Securities Central District Sales Department.

This is the total ranking including company accounts.

If he were an individual investor, he would have been the well-deserved first place since last month.

For this, Nomura Securities also gave him a Rolls-Royce as a gift.

Because he was going to use it for the filming of "Crazy Rich Asians", Ning Weimin did not refuse this time.

In short, Ning Weimin's current assets in Japan, including real estate and stocks alone, are equivalent to 161.9 billion yen.

In addition, the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Japanese yen has reached a new high of 1:120.

This means that the Japanese yen has further appreciated and its gold content has further increased.

In other words, Ning Weimin actually already has 1.35 billion US dollars, equivalent to 10 billion RMB.

And this does not include the operating income generated by his physical business, and his stable cash flow has reached a terrifying level.

If the parking lot, Chixia Nightclub, Dadao Trading Company, Huiwentang Bookstore, etc. are added together, his cash income that continues to increase every day is also several hundred million yen.

To put it bluntly, Ning Weimin is now a walking money printing machine.

Even if it is just in the real industry, he can earn hundreds of thousands of yen every minute.

That is really not worth every ounce of money!

The most important thing is that this is not the limit of his money-making.

From the perspective of time, this economic bubble game has only reached the middle stage, and there are at least two and a half years of good days to continue.

Where there is time, there are opportunities. Let’s not talk about anything else, let’s talk about the major opportunity he has grasped this year.

If he can successfully use the "Black Monday" according to his memory, first jump out of the stock market with funds, and then take the opportunity to buy at the bottom and kill back, he can quickly double his assets and make his personal wealth exceed 3 billion US dollars.

Moreover, from the perspective of fund supply, the closer to the second half of the game, the more abundant funds will be.

Like some time ago, at the opening ceremony of the new store of the wife of the head of Kaga, Ning Weimin was privately asked by Minister Yoshimo of Sumitomo Bank.

Minister Yoshimo hoped that he could help his son complete the loan performance, which was equivalent to someone actively putting money into Ning Weimin’s hands.

So a few days ago, seeing that Matsumoto Keiko took on all the affairs of preparing for the wedding in Japan by herself, and did not need to help at all, Ning Weimin took the time to find the son of Minister Yoshimo of Sumitomo Bank, Yoshimo, to do loan business as agreed.

Unexpectedly, his gains from this meeting were still far greater than expected.

It was through Ji Maoce, a "second-generation banker" who had no sense of confidentiality and regarded him as his savior, that Ning Weimin discovered the most embarrassing industry dilemma in Japan's banking industry.

Not only did he see the nearly inexhaustible low-interest loans, he also understood why in the current economic boom, there is such a strange phenomenon that Japanese banks are rushing to ask customers for loans?

What's going on?

It turns out that the financing method of large Japanese companies has changed.

Since the coercion of the American father, Japan, the good son, has opened up the financial market, and the Japanese bond market has become more and more open.

To what extent is it open?

Listed companies can issue bonds directly in the market.

In particular, the Bank of Japan has just lowered the interest rate to the lowest level. After weighing it, many companies found that issuing bonds in the market is more cost-effective than seeking bank loans, and it also saves a lot of procedures.

So large Japanese listed companies began to change their financing methods from bank loans to issuing bonds.

In this way, the operations of large companies have made life difficult for banks.

Banks do not make money during low interest rates, and now the operations of large companies have made it impossible to lend loans.

The Bank of Japan also has the power of window guidance and will issue rigid loan indicators to each bank. Is it necessary to say how difficult it is for banks?

This is called blocking both ends.

These old men who used to hold the money bags and were high and mighty now really want to find a rope to strangle themselves.

The major banks in Japan have no choice but to lend to companies with poor credit or even lend directly to individuals in such a difficult world.

As long as individuals can mortgage real estate, banks will lend to them.

Strictly speaking, housing loans are actually the business of Japan Housing Finance Corporation.

The bank should have introduced customers to them.

But in order to lend money, the bank has no time to care, so it can only pretend to be stupid and take care of itself first.

This is called credit overflow in the economy!

Low-interest loans are completely easy to give away for free, and the people who give you money are grateful and grateful.

You can imagine how happy Ning Weimin is!

According to his personality, if he doesn't want it, he won't take it. If he doesn't take it, he won't take it. Then he can borrow as much as he wants?

For this reason, he temporarily changed his mind.

The loan of 2 billion yen as auxiliary funds for the opening of a branch of Tangu Restaurant has not changed.

What changed was that he took the initiative to give up the unsecured loan of 80 million yen that Minister Yoshimo promised him to give to Huiwentang.

Instead, he chose to mortgage the real estate of Huiwentang Bookstore to obtain a large loan of 5 billion yen.

The operation method was quite simple. He only needed to pay off the loan from Suez Credit Agricole Bank first, redeem Huiwentang Bookstore from Suez Bank, and then go back to Sumitomo Bank to find Yoshimo's book and re-process the land mortgage loan procedures.

Then, he could use the money to buy a house, buy stocks for speculation, or invest in parking lots, and then take out another loan.

Even other real estate under his name can be handled in this way, until his wealth snow mountain expands to the point of Mount Everest.

If this is the case, it will be easy for him to obtain trillions of yen in property through speculation in the end, and it will not be a big deal at all.

As long as he is brave enough and dares to borrow money, he can completely realize his dream of becoming the world's richest man by taking advantage of Japan's bubble economy.

But the problem is that he soon sobered up from his excitement and realized a crucial point.

Although this method is legal, is it really okay? Is there really no risk?