Film and Television: Bao Zong has finance in his left hand and entertainment in his right.

Having just returned from the hospital, Su Jie naturally became Liu Xiaobao's frontline trader again.

Liu Xiaobao knew, of course, that Su Jie was unwilling to go to the stock exchange, but for the time being, Liu Xiaobao had no choice but to let Su Jie go and handle this matter.

It's not that Liu Xiaobao couldn't find someone else; he could have easily hired a highly paid assistant to run errands and make transactions for him.

However, the amount of money involved is getting larger and larger. Compared to Su Jie, Liu Xiaobao doesn't trust others. What if someone runs off with his money? Liu Xiaobao would have to start all over again!

So even though Liu Xiaobao knew perfectly well that Su Jie didn't want to do stock trading, he had no choice but to make him do it.

Today, Liu Xiaobao planned to conduct a "hunting" operation targeting a single stock. Shortly after Su Jie arrived at the stock exchange, Liu Xiaobao instructed Su Jie to buy a Shenzhen Zhenhong stock with an opening price of 12.3 yuan.

The first time I bought 10 million shares, the stock price remained unchanged.

The second time they bought 10 million shares, the stock rose from 12.3 yuan to 12.4 yuan.

After a third purchase of 15 million shares, the stock rose another 10 cents.

At this point, Liu Xiaobao told Su Jie to stop and wait for the market's reaction.

Without Commander Cai and his team's cooperation, Liu Xiaobao couldn't incite a large-scale movement. He could only have Su Jie shout a few words in the stock exchange to attract the attention of other shareholders.

As long as some investors notice that the stocks targeted by Liu Xiaobao are showing an upward trend, then others will follow suit and buy them.

Once someone takes the lead, it will naturally attract more investors to buy.

And that was exactly what happened. When Su Jie shouted "It's gone up!", it immediately attracted the attention of other investors to the Shenzhen Zhenhong stock.

Then some investors went to buy that stock, and some investors who originally had no target to buy also followed suit.

At this moment, Liu Xiaobao, who was keeping an eye on the trading volume, decisively gave Su Jie an order to buy another 20 million, causing the stock to rise by another 10 cents.

As the stock price rose again, other investors got involved, and more and more investors began buying the stock.

This sparked the buying enthusiasm of investors, and Liu Xiaobao no longer held back, instructing Su Jie to use different trading accounts to buy the stock in batches.

With increased trading volume, positive news speculated by individual investors, even if unconfirmed, will spread like rumors, naturally causing the stock price to continue rising.

However, Liu Xiaobao could not predict exactly how high the price would ultimately rise.

Anyway, Liu Xiaobao had his own plans. As long as the price of each share increased by one yuan, he would sell and leave the market.

And just as Liu Xiaobao had done in the past, the stock he selected was slowly rising.

About an hour and a half later, the share price of this Shenzhen-listed stock had risen from the initial opening price of 12.3 yuan to 12.8 yuan.

Two hours later, it rose another ten cents, and by then the stock price had risen by sixty cents per share.

Just when Liu Xiaobao thought the price would soon rise to one yuan, the stock suddenly dropped by one cent.

This situation was somewhat unexpected by Liu Xiaobao, but he quickly realized something was wrong and immediately gave instructions to Su Jie to sell his shares using the "buy two, withdraw eight" method.

However, despite Liu Xiaobao's quick reaction and timely instructions, by the time Su Jie had sold all his shares, the stock price had already fallen to 11.7 yuan, which was 60 cents lower than the opening price.

After a quick calculation, Liu Xiaobao realized that his actions today had resulted in a loss of twelve million.

However, Liu Xiaobao didn't dwell on the losses. Instead, he immediately asked Su Jie to check the trading details of that stock that day.

Not long after, Su Jie called Liu Xiaobao back and informed him of the results of his investigation.

It turns out that when the stock price rose to 12.9 yuan, a large sell order suddenly appeared, which became the trigger for the stock price to fall all the way down to 11.7 yuan.

After listening to Su Jie's report, Liu Xiaobao quickly realized what had happened.

It was obvious that someone not only deliberately stole his peaches, but also intentionally harmed Liu Xiaobao.

If Liu Xiaobao hadn't reacted quickly enough, he would probably have lost at least 30 million today.

After realizing he had been tricked, Liu Xiaobao couldn't help but wonder who the 'mastermind' hiding in the shadows was.

"Are they from the Shenzhen Gang?"

"Probably not. If the people in the Shenzhen Zhen Group see the stock price of Shenzhen Zhen rise, they'll be overjoyed. There's no reason for the stock price to fall in less than a day, which would be of no benefit to them at all."

"If they're not from the Shenzhen Gang, then who could they be?"

Suddenly, a brilliant idea flashed in Liu Xiaobao's mind.

"Could it be the Qilin Society?"

“That’s right, it must be them. They always thought that ‘Boss Bao’ leaked the information about the 414 stock incident, so they have always been prejudiced against ‘Boss Bao’. Moreover, only they would disregard the stability of Shenzhen Zhenhong’s stock price.”

"So today they deliberately used diversified accounts to buy in with me, and after making a small profit, they suddenly dumped all their stocks, causing the stock price to fall. They're intentionally setting a trap to get revenge on me!"

After figuring out who the mastermind behind it all was most likely, Liu Xiaobao couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing a somewhat wicked smile.

"Qilin Society! Very well, I, Liu Xiaobao, will remember you. The more than ten million you caused me to lose today, I will make you repay a hundredfold in the future!"

Chapter 60 Moving to Hong Kong (Please add to your favorites and give flowers)

Just as Liu Xiaobao had predicted, it was the Qilin Society that had deliberately sabotaged him in the stock market.

The Qilin Society still harbors resentment over the 414 stock incident, which caused them to lose a lot of money because of 'Boss Bao's' leak of information.

Afterwards, Qilin originally wanted to retaliate against him immediately, but at that time Liu Xiaobao was tied to Commander Cai and the others in the same fleet.

If they had retaliated against Liu Xiaobao back then, it would have definitely implicated Commander Cai and his men.

The shaman from the Qilin Society had some connections with Commander Cai, and out of respect for Commander Cai, they refrained from taking action against Liu Xiaobao at that time.

After Liu Xiaobao left the fleet, Qilin believed that his chance to take revenge on Liu Xiaobao had come. However, Liu Xiaobao did not return to the stock market. Instead, he turned to the business of "Dongmei Brand".

For a time, the Qilin Society had no choice but to back down and abandon its plan to retaliate against Liu Xiaobao.

However, how could Qilin Club, which has been making money in the stock market, not pay attention to the situation in the stock market?

Actually, when Su Jie appeared at the stock exchange, Qilin had already noticed him because of his large daily trading volume. However, they didn't think of Liu Xiaobao and didn't pay much attention to Su Jie.

However, as Su Jie's transactions became increasingly large-scale, the Qilin Society inevitably began to pay closer attention to him, eventually launching an investigation.

By the end of May, the Qilin Society had finally discovered that Su Jie was Liu Xiaobao's henchman.

Then the Qilin Society devised this plan to retaliate against Liu Xiaobao.

After guessing that Qilin would retaliate against him from behind, Liu Xiaobao immediately realized that Qilin might have learned about Su Jie's identity and his trading account.

Therefore, Liu Xiaobao decisively stopped his activities in the stock market.

In the stock market, it's perfectly normal for big fish to eat small fish. With Liu Xiaobao's current funds, he can't compete head-on with the Qilin Society.

He could only lie low for the time being and wait for another opportunity to act.

The person who was happiest about Liu Xiaobao's decision was none other than Su Jie.

Although Su Jie knew that someone was secretly plotting against Liu Xiaobao, he was very indignant and even took the initiative to ask Liu Xiaobao if he wanted him to get rid of the other party.

Despite his resentment, Su Jie was still very happy to no longer have to squeeze through the crowds at the stock exchange.

Now that he's no longer trying to make money in the stock market, Liu Xiaobao has more free time.

He first gave Su Jie a day off and accompanied Su Jie to the hospital to visit Su Jie's master.

Then Liu Xiaobao went to 'Night Tokyo' again and found that 'Night Tokyo' was incredibly popular, and Lingzi was also extremely busy. Liu Xiaobao left 'Night Tokyo' with satisfaction.

Then Liu Xiaobao invited Wang Mingzhu to dinner at Zhizhen Garden to celebrate her promotion to section chief.

As for the trading business, Liu Xiaobao didn't get involved and left it all to his uncle to handle. He completely trusted his uncle to manage the trading company well.

The day after that, Liu Xiaobao took Su Jie to Hong Kong again.

Since he couldn't trade in the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange for the time being, Liu Xiaobao had no choice but to turn his attention to Hong Kong.

Moreover, he also has an entertainment company in Hong Kong, and he happens to have sufficient funds on hand now, so he might as well take the opportunity to make some more entertainment investments.

After arriving in Hong Kong with Su Jie, since they did not own any property there, Liu Xiaobao and Su Jie checked into the Peninsula Hotel, specifically the same suite number '666'.

Although the room cost about three thousand Hong Kong dollars a day, Liu Xiaobao didn't care about this small amount of money; he always had to maintain appearances.

After settling into their lodgings, Liu Xiaobao called Xuezhi and then took Su Jie to his Tianbao Entertainment Company.

Previously, Xuezhi had been in charge of handling everything, so this was the first time that Liu Xiaobao, the boss, had come to his entertainment company.

Xuezhi understood that a company needed to present a presentable image, so she chose to locate her company in Central.

Central is the political and commercial center of Hong Kong, home to many banks, multinational financial institutions and foreign consulates, and even the Governor's House is located in Central.

Xuezhi chose the Jardine House in Central for her company, which is a landmark building in Central.

Liu Xiaobao greatly admired Xuezhi for choosing such a location for her company. Regardless of the company's current size, at least it had a proper storefront, making it appear professional and upscale.

The Jardine House has 52 floors in total, so Xuezhi naturally couldn't rent the whole thing. She only rented an office space of just over 100 square meters on the 22nd floor.

Knowing that Liu Xiaobao was coming, Xuezhi personally greeted him downstairs.

Upon arriving at the company, Liu Xiaobao immediately took in the layout: an employee work area of ​​about 60 square meters outside, and three offices side by side inside.

The room on the left is the finance office, with an area of ​​about fifteen square meters. The room on the right is Xuezhi's manager's office, with an area of ​​about twenty square meters.

The middle room is the general manager's office, which is also the largest office, measuring about thirty square meters.

Since this office is marked with a sign that reads "General Manager's Office," it must have been specially reserved for Liu Xiaobao by Xuezhi.

Although Liu Xiaobao knew he wouldn't come to Hong Kong often, he still appreciated Xuezhi's actions.

There are very few people in the company now, in fact, very few. Apart from an accountant and a cashier, there are only three employees in the external office area, and including Xuezhi, the manager, there are only six people in total.

Liu Xiaobao did not see anything wrong with this.