"I told you, we won't have a problem. When the market opens on Monday, silver will break through the resistance point of twenty and become the new support point!"
Mr. Klein stood in the crowd with a glass of wine in his hand. Everyone surrounded him and looked at him excitedly.
He really did it.
Silver was only twenty-four points away from breaking through twenty dollars. What Mr. Klein said was really going to happen!
It was such an exciting moment that they couldn't help but suggest a celebration party to cheer for the upcoming victory.
Everyone made money, and it was all thanks to Mr. Klein's "insight." He gave everyone selfless guidance, and everyone was grateful to him.
At this time, Mr. Klein was still talking about his "experience."
"If you have studied the price changes, you will understand that every resistance point will become a new support point in the hearts of investors."
"When we finally break through twenty dollars, investors will have a mentality …" He paused for a moment with a ruddy face.
After he read what he wanted from everyone's eyes, he continued with a smile, "… must hold on to twenty dollars."
"This will become the new support point."
"In my prediction, it will be difficult for the price of silver to break through twenty-two dollars in the short term, but twenty-one dollars should not be a problem."
"At this time, what we need to do is to sell a portion of the silver at twenty-one dollars, or around seventy or eighty cents!"
"This way, we can put a portion of the wealth into our pockets first, and then consider the next step!"
People began to applaud and speak maturely. Someone asked him tentatively, "Mr. Klein, this time … how much did you make?"
Mr. Klein smiled reservedly, but anyone could see the pride on his face.
"Not much, just seven figures …"
Everyone gasped. Seven figures. A million. They didn't believe that Mr. Klein had only earned a million.
From the fact that he changed his house and car, they could see that he made at least a few million!
This … was much better than working, investing, and starting a business.
This was also the most attractive part of finance. It could make anyone rich!
And there was no threshold for this kind of wealth!
To operate a financial product, a person did not need to have a high level of education, strong social connections, or an illustrious background, or …
You don't need anything. You just need to register an account in the Exchange and deposit some money.
He didn't need too much. One thousand yuan was enough.
The banks were very active in applying for double leverage or triple leverage for these kinds of small amounts of capital.
It didn't seem like a lot of profit, but in fact, it was no different from a million yuan allocation. They were calculating the return on capital.
In fact, due to the low amount of funding, the risk would be reduced by a lot.
The capital of a thousand yuan would quickly turn into thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan after a wave of market activity.
Then, they would distribute the funds and capture another wave. That would be tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, hundreds of thousands, and millions.
This was the charm of finance. Getting rich without any barriers would always attract those who had the dream of the Federation in their hearts!
However, it was also cruel and terrifying. It was an abyss and hell. Every time a financial disaster came, it would be unforgettable.
However, people would always see those successful people waving money in and out of the upper class. The newspapers and television would only report on these people.
No one would report on why a person died under a tombstone every day. The audience didn't like to see this.
The atmosphere in the room was very good. Everyone was cheering for Monday's victory.
Suddenly, a piece of news on the TV made everyone's voices come to an unnatural halt.
They turned their heads and looked at the television in the living room.
"… The Financial Management Committee, together with the six major banks, the Economic Crimes Division of the Federation's Investigation Bureau, the National Security Council, and other agencies, have jointly stated that they will investigate individuals and organizations that use illegal means to maliciously inflate the price of silver."
"Here, we warn those criminals who are trying to destroy the world's financial order to surrender as soon as possible …"
"The above is the report from the scene!"
The wine glass in Mr. Klein's hand fell to the ground silently. The sound of the glass shattering on the ground startled him. He trembled and took two steps back. Ignoring the champagne soaking his trousers and socks, he pushed through the crowd and quickly walked to his study.
When he closed the door, his heart was beating wildly. It was difficult to calm down.
He took two deep breaths, picked up the phone, and dialed his agent's number.
The busy tone rang, and he dialed again.
After more than ten minutes, the call finally went through.
As soon as the call connected, he asked, "What happened? I just saw on the television that many departments of the Federation are going to take action against silver?"
His agent was also at a loss at this time. "I'm not sure either. It was very sudden. There was no news at all before this."
There seemed to be something stuck in Mr. Klein's throat, and he could not make a sound.
After a while, he coughed hard and his voice became hoarse. "Is there any way to salvage the situation?"
His agent didn't answer.
Both of them remained silent on the other side of the phone.
The silence lasted for a minute. His agent sighed. "I'm very busy now. If there's any news, I'll let you know."
After that, he hung up the phone.
Mr. Klein sat on the chair with a pained expression. He rubbed his face hard, walked back and forth a few steps, and sat back down.
He needed more information. He had to find out what had happened.
At the same time, at the Financial Management Committee's press conference, a blonde female reporter was favored by the press spokesperson. She stood up when she was called out.
The female reporters seemed to be very career-minded and broad-minded. Of course, this had to do with the support of the audience.
"Mr. Press Officer, can you tell us why such a signal was suddenly sent out? What prompted the Financial Management Committee to make such a big decision? Is there any inside story that the public doesn't know about?"
She was talking about the investigation of silver. According to the Financial Management Committee, the silver case now involved illegal operations and other issues.
Once this crime was established … No, it had already been established. Not long ago, investors all over the world were celebrating the fact that silver was about to make history.
At this moment, people who understood the financial industry realized that it was over.
At the very least, it would be halved!
No one could change this outcome!
The press officer maintained his smile and asked, "There's no inside story, madam. We all know very well how much silver is worth."
"For such a cheap thing to be sold at such a high price, it's obvious that these people have a purpose, and their purpose isn't simple."
"We experienced a financial tsunami three to four years ago. It caused irreparable damage to the Federation's financial and economic system."
"It's because we've experienced this that we know very well what's unusual about it. Before it causes irreparable damage to society, we have to take action to solve these problems!"
"One disaster is enough. We don't want the same disaster to happen again!"
After the blonde sat down, people raised their hands in a frenzy. The press officer randomly pointed at a reporter.
It was a male reporter.
After he stood up, his question was also very sharp. "We noticed that there were a lot of empty bids before the close of the market. Does this mean that someone is using the state's institutions to profit?"
"How can the Financial Management Committee ensure that the current situation is correct and that the empty bids are accidental?"
The press officer's expression didn't change. "I don't think these empty bids came from within the country. We all know that the Federation's futures trading is connected to the world. We trade with investors all over the world at the same time."
"If you think these empty bids came from within the country, or even have something to do with us, please show us evidence."
"If you can't show us evidence, I'll reserve the right to sue you and the news organization behind you."
"Next!"
There was no direct answer, but it still blocked people's mouths. Moreover, such an aggressive answer made people realize how tough the Gold Management Committee's attitude was this time.
They even had a feeling that the empty bids came from within the Federation, but no one could show evidence.
Or perhaps there were people who might have come into contact with the truth, but did they dare to continue to do so?
It was a piece of cake for a force that could fight against hundreds of billions of dollars to kill a reporter.
Did people who didn't care about their personal safety and insisted on reporting the truth really exist?
It was hard to say. Everyone was always motivated by profit. Even "exposing the truth" itself was a kind of profit.
The third reporter then stood up. "Good evening, press officer …" The press officer nodded in greeting as a response to this greeting.
He then asked, "If your investigation finds that there are people or organizations who are illegally hyping up the price of silver, but some or all of these people are foreigners, how do we solve this problem?"
The press officer nodded again. This question was very interesting and ingenious. He thought for a while.
"Power is not outside the law. The Federation government has the determination to handle this case fairly."
"Whether it's three years, five years, ten years, or twenty years, we will continue to investigate."
"As long as we find the person responsible, we will extradite these people to the Federation for trial. No one can escape the punishment of the law!"
This sentence ignited the fire in many people's hearts. The Federation was indeed becoming more and more different from before.
Lynch looked at the live broadcast and nodded slightly. "This person is not bad. We can put him in a more important position. It's a bit … a waste for him to be in the Gold Management Committee."
Mr. Trumann, who was sitting beside him, felt the same. The most unsettling thing about press conferences and press conferences was the bullsh * t questions that the reporters would ask.
If it went beyond the outline, it would easily cause negative effects.
However, this press officer's statement was not only correct, but also promoted the Federation's spirit of not fearing power. This was very good.
"He can come to work here …" Mr. Trumann said.