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Chapter 42 Fishing in troubled waters

Chapter 42 Fishing in troubled waters
Seeing that the loyalty of team members has steadily increased to above 70, Lin Haoran's heart was filled with unprecedented satisfaction and relief.

He knew very well that such loyalty meant that they would never betray him easily unless he took the initiative to terminate the contract.

Looking into the future with confidence, Lin Haoran is full of expectations and confidence in the next strategic deployment.

"Now that Zhixue has given us a detailed introduction to our current work situation, I will now plan the specific tasks for everyone this week."

He glanced at the five people present and continued, "This week, our work will usher in a major change. Ah Shi, after last week's operation, I believe you have a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of our various businesses.

Therefore, I have decided to leave the work of purchasing Qingzhou Yingni stocks this week to you. This is both a recognition of your ability and a trust in your sense of responsibility.

As for the rest of you, you need to follow Zhixue's steps closely, concentrate your firepower, and go all out to operate around Wharf Holdings' stocks. In other words, Wharf Holdings will become the top priority of our next work.

Regarding when to increase investment and when to stop, I will give clear instructions in a timely manner based on market dynamics and our strategic needs. Please rest assured that I will personally supervise the entire process to ensure that every step is accurate and correct. "

After saying this, Lin Haoran paused for a moment and looked at the reactions of everyone present.

He now has a debt of 100 million Hong Kong dollars on his shoulders. Every decision he makes affects his future, so he has to go all out and dare not slack off at all.

In his mind, this operation opportunity of Hutchison Whampoa stock is like a crucial battle. He must take advantage of the situation and make a fortune. Otherwise, if he misses it, he may never encounter such a good opportunity again, and it may even affect the layout of Qingzhou Yingni, a potential stock.

Of course, Lin Haoran also dreams of hiring a top business manager one day so that he can relax a little and become a relatively relaxed "hands-off boss".

But reason told him that now was not the time.

The company is at a critical stage of development, and he needs to personally supervise every step, without any slackness or carelessness.

"The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still need to work hard!" Lin Haoran silently warned himself in his heart.

"Did you understand everything?" Lin Haoran's eyes swept over everyone and he confirmed again.

"Understood!" everyone said in unison.

"Very good, Zhixue, as the soul of the team, the next work will be handed over to you in full charge. Especially for the acquisition of Wharf, we must increase our efforts today. We don't have to be afraid of our competitors' snooping. We must move forward with lightning speed."

Lin Haoran looked up at the clock on the wall. The time was quietly approaching half past nine in the morning. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange was about to usher in a new day of trading boom.

"Don't worry, Mr. Lin, I know what to do." Su Zhixue responded confidently. After working closely with Lin Haoran for a period of time, he knew that he only needed to firmly implement his boss's decisions and did not need to question the strategic considerations behind them.

With the expansion of the company and the injection of fresh blood, Lin Haoran, a boss who is not a graduate of finance, has successfully transformed into a strategic commander.

He no longer needs to directly participate in daily stock trading operations due to lack of manpower, but can devote more energy to analyzing market dynamics and making strategic decisions.

As the clock struck half past nine, the hustle and bustle of the stock market was instantly activated, and a new day of trading officially began.

As for Li Jiacheng's camp, given their usual cautious style, they are unlikely to take overly radical actions in the short term.

However, Lin Haoran knew that allowing Li Jiacheng's team to completely dominate the stock market trend of Qingzhou Yingni was not a good idea.

To this end, he cleverly planned and decided to send Dai Shi as a flexible chess piece to intervene in the battle at the right time. Dai Shi's mission was not to absorb a large number of Qingzhou Yingni's shares. After all, the current primary goal was not here.

Lin Haoran's strategy is more far-reaching. He hopes to use Dai Shi's trading techniques to create a series of confusion and illusions, making it difficult for Li Jiacheng's team to grasp their true intentions and movements.

In this way, not only can Li Jiacheng's layout be effectively interfered with, but his market influence can also be weakened to a certain extent.

In short, what Lin Haoran wanted was not an immediate victory, but to use Dai Shi's clever response to make Li Jiacheng's team fall into a fog and buy time and space for subsequent larger layouts.

The number of pending orders for Qingzhou Yingni today has decreased significantly compared to last week, perhaps because two teams are secretly absorbing them.

However, the small number of pending orders is actually good news for Lin Haoran, as it means that it will be more difficult for Li Jiacheng's team to acquire stocks from the stock market.

Soon, he turned his attention to the stock market of Hutchison Whampoa.

Recently, Wharf Holdings' stock market trading has been unusually active, with trading volume rising steadily, which has undoubtedly become the focus of attention of some investors.

Last trading week, Wharf Holdings’ closing price was HK$27.69 per share.

As soon as the stock market opened today, its share price soared to HK$27.92 like a runaway horse, and market trading was extremely active.

Although the stock market environment has become complicated, there are now four people in the team who are specifically responsible for the trading of this stock. This makes Su Zhixue's command and dispatch more efficient and greatly improves their success rate in capturing low-price buying opportunities.

By the time the market closed at noon, from 15.6: in the morning to : noon, in just two and a half hours, Su Zhixue and his team had successfully purchased shares of Hutchison Whampoa. This huge trading volume even exceeded the total amount absorbed on ordinary days.

Such a swift offensive undoubtedly sent a bombshell to the market.

However, this move also brought about an obvious side effect - due to their active buying, the share price of Hutchison Whampoa was pushed up to about HK$29 per share. Such an increase was rare in the previous market.

But Lin Haoran seems quite open-minded about this. He is no longer overly concerned about whether the share price of Hutchison Whampoa can remain at a low level.

At present, including the gains this morning, the total number of Wharf shares he personally holds has soared to 111.3 million shares. This figure means that the share of Wharf shares in his hands has exceeded 1% of the total share capital of Wharf.

This milestone achievement laid a solid foundation for his subsequent operations.

Lin Haoran asked Zhao Lin to go out and get a lunch box for lunch.

After the meal, he immediately summoned Su Zhixue, and the two of them walked into Lin Haoran’s personal office together.

"Zhixue, I authorize you to do your best to push up the share price of Hutchison Whampoa within the scope of 35 million Hong Kong dollars. Our goal is to raise the share price to above Hong Kong dollars as much as possible, but in actual operation, the share price we absorb needs to be controlled below Hong Kong dollars per share. All we need is to play a role in adding fuel to the fire. Can you do such an operation?" Lin Haoran asked seriously.

He understood that if such a strategy could be successful, it would not only effectively increase the share price of Hutchison Whampoa, but also control costs to a certain extent and avoid the risks brought by excessively high purchase prices.

More importantly, he intends to take this opportunity to completely disrupt the market, making it difficult for competitors to figure out his true intentions, thereby creating favorable conditions for his subsequent "fishing in troubled waters."

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