The Goddess Shines on America

The stock market crash lasted until the second week.

The global stock market continues to decline. The indexes of U.S. stocks, Japanese stocks, Hong Kong stocks, European stocks, and the entire Western world plus Japan have all dropped by more than 20%. Although there is no tendency to plunge into a deeper hell, just maintaining the status quo is by no means what any financial circles and stockholders would like to see.

Of course, not all stocks are falling in price, but there are too few of them. Among the 1,600 stocks on the New York Stock Exchange, only more than 50 stocks can keep rising. On this day when even blue-chip stocks can't escape a 30% plunge, there are not many people who dare to throw money into the stock market. Many people have no money at all.

The reason is still being investigated, and it will not be released in a short period of time. In two weeks, the people are still confused and immersed in the pain of loss of wealth, and the industry and the government are still puzzled. A 50-year-long bull market is over. Although looking back now, the omen seems to have appeared in August and September, but who can predict a disaster in advance in a short period of high incidence in October? What about the arrival?

This is not just a bear market, this is a global stock market crash!

Of course, when the stock market funds are extremely depleted, the frequent occurrence of large-scale transactions will be more eye-catching. Therefore, when Alice Wang's tens of millions of capital flows frequently appeared in the eyes of various research institutions and investment companies, news about her appeared on the financial pages of various media and related channels many times.

Taking several big banks around the world as the first team, the financial analysts immediately discovered that this girl was speculating in stocks all over the world.

It's not a hostile takeover. This interesting situation has made many mainstream media refrain from using extreme words. Only some influential tabloids can't control their mouths. Because, this girl seems to be just enjoying the fun of stock trading.

Because obviously, no one can predict the future.

Let’s just talk about the first set of transactions she made. On the second day of the stock market crash, she bought 50 million US dollars of Coca-Cola stock, and then sold it for 5 million US dollars on Thursday. What is the situation?

On the second day of the stock market crash, who would dare to throw a total of 50 million yuan into a stock that has fallen by a third?

And this stock just followed the White House's speech, and when the overall stock market picked up slightly, it rose back to 10%, making this lucky guy a full five million.

However, just as many people followed the White House's ride and threw some money into Coca-Cola...

Fuck it fell again!

Talk about warming up! ?

Damn it lasts for a day! ?

Then, at the same time that many people were cheated, this girl actually took a short position on the day of the big drop, when the market just opened, before the drop even started.

Have an inside story?

This can be there, but what about the evidence?

Whether the inside story of the stock market is reliable or not, many old stock investors know it well. Maybe the insiders will indeed know the next step of a certain company, and then properly plan ahead, and it can only develop along the general direction, and during the stock market crash, all these usual advantages will become waste.

Moreover, this Alice's actions are too fast. Buying today and selling tomorrow is like the style of a deputy senior short-term copying hand. No matter how you know the inside information, how can you lock the date to the specific daily increase, and it's just after the stock market crash broke out?

Those who can understand Alice's actions at this time are all professional investors who are always keeping an eye on the changes in the stock market, and what they pay attention to is not just a large investment in a certain stock, but an entire international scale. Variety. Therefore, when the market closed on the weekend of the second week after the stock market crash, the various investment behaviors of Alice in the past two weeks were more clearly presented to everyone.

The most notable among them is a single investment of up to 400 million U.S. dollars. Since few people are buying at present, Intel, which has fallen by about 30% together with other blue chips, was bought by Alice for a large share. According to the company research reports immediately released by the major banks, her behavior directly made herself the eighteenth in the list of Intel shareholders.

"Go directly to the board?"

On October 31, in the editorial office of "Popular Electronics" in Seattle on Sunday, Howard flipped through the materials brought by the new reporter Zoe: "It seems that this investment is fundamentally different from all her previous investments. Completely invested in Intel Corporation."

"Yes, Mr. Howard, that's what I think."

Standing in front of the editor-in-chief, Zoe was excited, proud and nervous. She grabbed the shoulder bag with both hands and said quickly: "Although Ms. Wang is cashing out quickly all over the world, none of the sums exceeds 100 million yuan. And this amount not only has an amount of 400 million, but it has not changed since the purchase, so she must be making an industrial layout!"

Howard nodded, but did not speak immediately, but flipped through the statistics carefully calculated by Zoe.

Affected by that terrible Monday, Popular Electronics, like many media, ushered in the busiest time. Regarding Alice Wang, the most famous girl in Silicon Valley, Howard specially sent Zoe to collect information. Although she is a newcomer, after all, Zoe is a reporter who once wrote a survey report on switch users, and also interviewed Microsoft, so her qualifications are just enough.

Pointing at one of the reports, Howard asked: "Alice didn't make a move on the Japanese stock market. What's the situation?"

Zoe replied fluently: "Because the Japanese stock market itself is on the rise and is less affected by this stock market crash, it probably feels that... there is no profit."

Saying this sentence, both people in the room had to laugh and cry.

The information Zoe collected exclusively from Wall Street is indeed very connotative.

Nine days, eighty-three transactions, these are all the short-term trading achievements of Alice in the global stock market in the short two weeks after the stock market crash.

Undoubtedly short selling, buying low and selling high, but the girl deftly evaded market regulation.

For example, her initial investment in Coca-Cola is a typical example.

According to the regulations of the China Securities Regulatory Commission, when a stock falls by more than 10% in a single day, it will automatically prohibit short selling within three days, so as to avoid irrational accelerated decline, which must be full of the day of the decline.

And what Alice did, was buy on the second day of the decline, which was Tuesday, and then sell on the fourth day, which was Thursday. She just avoided the regulations, just took advantage of Tuesday's White House speech to make a fortune, and just took advantage of Thursday's fall before pulling her hands again...

Malicious shorting?

It doesn't look like it anyway, because there are too many coincidences. Although anyone with a discerning eye knows that the stock market will definitely rise on Tuesday, but it fell another 70 points on Thursday, which made many people miserable. Who can predict that, in theory, it is equivalent to predicting the specific overall stock market fluctuations, isn't that a joke?

Lucky?

This seems to be the best explanation.

Because looking at the girl's eighty-three transactions, only half of them made money, that is, forty-one transactions. The probability of half and half is really hard to believe that she is maliciously shorting, even if she earns more and loses less,

Moreover, this is eighty-three transactions...

New York Stock Exchange, Los Angeles Stock Exchange, Tokyo Stock Exchange, Hong Kong Stock Exchange, London Stock Exchange...

Eighty-three transactions, eighty-three companies worldwide, buy this, sell that, sell this, buy that. Although judging from individual behavior, this girl is taking advantage of the volatility of the stock market downturn to play short, but judging from her overall behavior...

What a waste of money!

Then she actually made some money...

Almost without warning and for no reason, a sum of five million dollars was invested in BP, and then it was normally put on for three or four days, four or five days, and then withdrawn. Also without warning, an investment of 3 million US dollars was thrown into Johnson \u0026 Johnson, and a deal of 1.7 million yuan was given to Disney.

When it was placed normally, the stock price went up and down, but she was indifferent; some of them were taken out by her with the principal and interest when they rose sharply, making a big profit;

Then the overall high surplus.

It's hard for people to think that this is professional shorting. This is just the bad luck of a brat who wasted money.

Many investors who are jealous of Alice's profits are insisting on saying this, because there are still a few companies that are actually acquired by Alice, not speculation.

For example, when Intel invested 400 million shares, there was no movement at all. The "Wall Street Journal" and "Silicon Valley" both published speculation on Alice's industrial layout and estimated the time for the shareholders' meeting. And the act of buying a small TV network for $3 million is regarded by many as a childish waste of money.

Yes, it's an investment that has many financial analysts dumbfounded.

Alice actually bought a TV network...

American TV network companies are no different from other companies. They register the company, then lay the infrastructure, then promote it, and then as long as people watch it, they can start to make profits.

It's that simple.

At this time, the company that Alice bought was not NCC, not ABC, not CBS, it was just a junk stock listed on NASDAQ, the number of transmission towers and various infrastructures were pitiful to the extreme. This is the case with the so-called "pink tickets". As a concept relative to blue chip stocks, the most expensive stocks of this type are rarely more than five dollars, which is such a waste.

On the contrary, precisely because the pink stock is extremely useless, if any stockbroker can sell it, the commission can be as high as 50%.

Well, then what is Alice's plan for buying this TV network suddenly?

In the editor-in-chief of Popular Electronics, Howard began to waste his brain cells.