The capital market was the most sensitive
market to policies.
What’s more, it was the Feds’ policy and
the United States capital market.
It was no exaggeration to say that whenever the Feds sneezed but no one else heard it, the capital
market in the United States would have already begun to sell cold medicine.
There were no exceptions this time.
Because of the global attention on the
battle between JW Capital and Wall Street
capital, people were more concerned
about, and sensitive to, the Feds’ policy
now.
Almost at the same time as the
announcement, the capital market began t
o explode with a huge positive rebound.
Because of the huge short pressure
exerted by JW Foundation and Harbor City
capital, the entire subprime loan market
was stunned and began swarming with
disaster victims.
The self-rescue behavior of Quantum
Fund and Layman Investment Bank also
gave the market a little confidence.
When the Feds’ announcement was
issued, the entire subprime loan market
immediately came to life.
The rebound sentiment and the stimulus o f the favorable policy itself had caused the subprime loan
market to rebound rapidly. The points previously lost due to Jasper’s actions were quickly covered in a
short period and, in some places, even exceed the initial amount.
“Mr. Laine, the current subprime loan market is at 19,800 points, which is 300 points higher than the
19,500 points when we entered the market before.”
More than ten minutes later, just as Jasper and Conrad were discussing the next deployment
arrangements, Baz came in to report the situation.
Jasper glanced at the screen, pondered for a moment, and then said, “How is our current funding
situation?”
“Not too good.”
Baz was obviously familiar with all the core data, and he replied simply, “Before the opening, our total
capital was 229.2 billion US Dollars. Although we retreated quickly in the Dow Jones market, we still
lost more than 40 billion US Dollars, 15 billion US Dollars of which are losses due t o settlement
transactions from before the lockdown.
“But fortunately, due to our proper
strategy and timely strategic withdrawal,
we not only did not accumulate a debt in
the subprime loan market, but instead
made 3.8 billion US Dollars.
“Our current capital is 195 billion US
Dollars.”
With this news, both Jasper and Conrad.
breathed a sigh of relief.
“Fortunately, the loss is much smaller
than we thought,” Conrad said to Jasper.
“But it’s still too little,” Jasper said
helplessly.
Conrad advised, “This is something that
can’t be helped. Aren’t you causing
trouble for yourself by competing with
Wall Street or even the Feds to see who
has more money?”
“According to the plan we discussed, do
you think the funds are enough?” Jasper
asked.
Conrad thought for a while and grinned at.
Jasper. “It’s definitely not enough, but it
shouldn’t be a problem.”
Jasper guffawed and pointed his finger at Conrad. He said, “You punk, I must keep you with me
forever. If I let you leave, you’ll be more terrible than any enemy I have ever encountered.”
This was not Jasper flattering Conrad.
Jasper did not need to flatter Conrad with
the relationship and status between the
two.
It was from the heart.
Until now, Jasper knew very well that it was by pure luck that he could defeat Conrad in the first place,
at which point h e took advantage of Conrad
underestimating him.
Conrad faced several failures, and Conrad became scarier after each one, but by the
time Conrad finally grew to a terrifying level, he and the Montys could not challenge Jasper’s resources
and connections anymore.
Hence, Conrad took refuge in Fabian.
However, when he was with Fabian,
Conrad was obviously just used as a pawn
and had no right to speak.
Otherwise, if Conrad had Fabian’s
resources, Jasper would feel as if he had
thorns under his skin.
Conrad obviously understood what Jasper
meant.
He chuckled, making no comment.
It felt as if the two of them were talking in riddles, and Baz was confused. He could understand every
word, but when they were put together in a sentence, he found that he had no idea what the two were
talking about.
Finally, Conrad turned his head and said t o Baz, “First, ask the entire team to close all the positions
with a loss of more than 4 0%, and then collect the funds. Mr. Laine wants to do something big.”
“Close the positions that have a loss of more than 40%? If we do this, our total losses will increase by
at least 30 billion USD dollars!”
Baz was taken aback and looked at Jasper subconsciously.
Jasper waved his hand and said, “Just do i t. It’s cumbersome to keep these positions even if we don’t
close them. Furthermore, they will expose the movement and position of our main funds when they are
liquidated.”
Baz stopped hesitating since Jasper said
that. He turned his head and went out
immediately.
As soon as Baz went out, Jasper found the
number given by Mr. Pratt of SBS Bank.
At the end of this number was a fund team
under SBS Bank.
This fund team was backed by the development bank. Usually, they would not show up and there was
no trace of them at all in the domestic financial market. However, if the market ever displayed
abnormally large fluctuations,
this fund team and several other teams from the national banks would appear.
As long as they appeared, there would be
nothing that could not be taken care of in
the domestic financial market.
This was a team that operated as private capital but upheld the will of the country.
There was a traditional and ancient name i
n Somerland that fitted them, and it was
the palace guards.
The palace guards of the financial system.
This was the tacit understanding in the
riddles exchanged by Jasper and Conrad
just now.
Jasper asked Conrad if he had enough
funds, and Conrad said it was not enough.
The capital market was all about funds and the money on hand was ammunition. I f you did not have
enough money, you would not be able to play the game. You could not do anything even if the gods
came and helped you.
However, after that, Conrad said that the problem was not big, which was also the
case.
Jasper had never revealed to Conrad that h e still had a hidden trump card, but Conrad was mostly
right about this. Hence, this was why Jasper admired Conrad and even praised him that if he was still
the former’s enemy, he would constantly be lying awake at night.
Just when Jasper was about to use the
power of the SBS Bank, Henry, who had
been out to answer a call for almost half a
n hour, came back.
“Harbor City wants to have a video call with you.”
Jasper frowned slightly at what Henry said.
Conrad said immediately, “I’ll go out to take a look.”
After Conrad left, Jasper asked Henry, ”
Did your dad ask for it?” “It’s the others,” Henry stammered.
Jasper nodded and said, “I will arrange for someone to get into contact with them.” “It’s no big deal.
With my dad over there, they won’t be able to do anything over the line.” After Henry comforted Jasper,
he turned around and left the command room.
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