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In Zhang Qizheng's private room, he was surprised to hear his subordinate report that they had just executed a large order.

Soon, he knew who the seller was.

By now, Zhang Qizheng had a rough understanding of Intel's major shareholders.

Since Curly's stock was bought using a single securities account, it was easy to figure out that the person who helped them buy all the shares yesterday was the suddenly appearing major shareholder.

By the close of trading yesterday, the largest shareholder's stock accounted for 18.2% of all shares.

Regarding this newly emerged major shareholder, Zhang Qizheng didn't know who he was, but he knew how many shares he held; this data was public.

Now that his subordinate had suddenly received a large order, and this stock happened to account for exactly 18.2%, he immediately understood that these shares were being sold by the suddenly appearing major shareholder.

"This one-day Intel shareholder is truly a good Samaritan! Not only did he help us take over all the shares, preventing us from losing too much, but he also allowed us to acquire so many Intel shares at a low price all at once. He's really a great guy!" Zhang Qizheng said, stunned, looking at the sudden large order, and couldn't help but praise him.

"Yes, I suddenly saw this order, so I immediately took it," the subordinate said with a smile.

Executing a million-dollar transaction at once would alert those who were paying attention that someone was acquiring Intel stock.

Therefore, some people hurriedly canceled their low-priced orders and raised the price.

Unfortunately, Zhang Qizheng's subordinates were unmoved, only absorbing low-priced stocks and not even glancing at the high-priced orders.

Apart from Zhang Qizheng's group, at this time, besides some gamblers who wanted to buy Intel stock while the price was low, no other major capital entered the market.

As for those gamblers who hoped to buy Intel stock for future appreciation, they were almost negligible.

Because no capitalists were optimistic about Intel's future.

Like the young Curly, although everyone didn't know who the brave man who spent five million dollars to buy 18.2% was, it didn't stop him from becoming a laughing stock in the industry.

Although Gordon Moore had reported the strategy of inviting Su Cheng to join Intel to the board of directors, and everyone had voted to approve this strategy, everyone was unsure whether Gordon Moore could successfully invite Su Cheng to join, so they didn't dare to secretly buy shares easily.

Moreover, if too many people bought in, accidentally driving up the price again, maybe the financial backer behind Oracle Computer would completely look down on Intel. Wouldn't that be a waste of effort?

Therefore, the only real capital entering the market now was Tianyuan Investment Company.

Curly left the stock exchange feeling anxious. Now that the stocks in his hand were sold, there was no point for him to stay at the stock exchange.

He had to go home as soon as possible to report to his father and ask his father to help cover the deficit.

Otherwise, the longer it dragged on, the higher the interest would be, and he would lose even more.

And after Zhang Qizheng's group received all the orders priced from $0.58 to $0.6 per share, no one offered a price lower than that.

Because these shareholders knew that someone was buying.

In this way, they naturally felt that their stocks were not difficult to sell, so more and more shareholders chose to withdraw their high-priced orders.

Zhang Qizheng and others naturally knew this situation and simply ignored them, taking a break to see who would run out of patience first.

Zhang Qizheng had already researched it; currently, no other major financiers had entered the market.

These shareholders dreaming of someone buying their stocks at a high price was simply wishful thinking.

At this time, it was already 11 a.m.

However, among them was the 18.2%. This major shareholder was their great contributor. Without him selling the shares, the difficulty of Zhang Qizheng's acquisition would definitely be much greater.

As Zhang Qizheng and others suddenly stopped the acquisition, a blank period of trading suddenly appeared in Intel's stock.

And this time, it was getting longer and longer.

Even if there was trading data, it was very little.

11:10, 11:20, ...

Some shareholders began to be unable to accept this situation. Too many people were afraid that Intel would go bankrupt.

So, some people started to offer the price that Zhang Qizheng and others were buying at.

Someone took the lead, and it was immediately traded, so more people chose to sell their stocks at a low price.

Taking profits is the safest option. Always thinking that someone will buy at a high price is very unrealistic.

"Stop absorbing at this price and directly offer a single order below $0.5," Zhang Qizheng instructed, seeing that it was already noon.

To make the shareholders even more panicked, they had to create some illusions, making them think that no one was buying at the original price.

The entire Intel stock price was almost controlled by Zhang Qizheng's team.

The lower the price was pulled, the more shareholders would sell.

This is psychological warfare.

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When the price was pulled to $0.38 per share, it was already 3:30 p.m.

At this time, Intel's total market value had fallen to less than four million US dollars. In just two days, the market value was only about one-ninth of the original.

This is a very outrageous data. It can be said that if no one saves Intel, this stock price is destined to seriously harm Intel Corporation.

A semiconductor company that was originally promising has encountered an unprecedented crisis.

"President Zhang, we have currently acquired 46.58% of the shares," the subordinate reported.

Zhang Qizheng nodded with satisfaction. Today's task was completed very well.

He suspected that the reason why today's task was so smooth was definitely because some internal shareholders of Intel chose to sell their shares.

Because, during this period, his subordinates successively absorbed several single stock orders exceeding 3%.

These people must be members of Intel's board of shareholders, but now they chose to sell.

This shows that even many Intel shareholders were afraid that Intel would collapse, and the stocks in their hands would be worthless at that time.

So, while they could still sell for some money, these people chose to sell.

This also greatly helped Tianyuan Investment Company's trading team to speed up the acquisition.

At this time, there was less than half an hour before the close of trading, and the low-priced orders controlled by them were getting less and less.

"Collect all the orders below $1!" Zhang Qizheng looked at the time and directly issued the order.

Zhang Qizheng had roughly calculated that the orders below $1 were about 10%.

As long as they collected these, then their task for today would be completed.

Soon, before the shareholders could react, the orders below $1 were swept away by these traders.

"President Zhang, our stock has reached 57.75% of Intel's total stock," the subordinate reported.

"Okay, call it a day. Today's task was completed perfectly!" Zhang Qizheng said with a smile.

Su Cheng's requirement was only above 50%, and now it has reached 57.75%, which is considered an overfulfillment of the task.

After all, the difficulty of acquiring more shares will definitely increase later.

Not everyone will offer to sell.