Hong Kong movies: Kill the boss at the beginning and take the position for yourself!

Bang bang bang!

A series of muffled thuds echoed as huge, gaping holes were punched into Chen Mo's chest, from which blood gushed out continuously.

Chen Mo!

Upon seeing this scene, Lin Qingyao's face instantly turned pale, and tears streamed down her face.

"Brother Chen Mo!" Lin Qingyao cried out, struggling frantically to break free from the black-clad bodyguard's grasp.

"Let me go! Let me go!" Lin Qingyao shouted.

clap clap clap!

Bang bang bang dog!

Lin Qingyao's shouts sounded extremely jarring to the ears of the Dragon Ancestor and the black-clad bodyguards.

"Shut up, little girl! Stop arguing, the more you argue, the more your wounds will hurt!" The Dragon Ancestor said, looking at Lin Qingyao with a sinister gaze.

"Dragon Ancestor, you demon!" Lin Qingyao cursed through gritted teeth.

Chapter 634 Horse Racing Club

After returning from outside, Long Zu sat on the sofa and rested for a while. When he woke up, it was already 8 p.m.

He cooked noodles in the kitchen, ate a simple meal, and then turned on the TV.

Hong Kong Island currently only has two television stations, TVB and ATV, but they have four channels. TVB's two channels are Jade and Pearl.

The two channels also broadcast different programs. Channel Jade has a high viewership, since it broadcasts in Chinese, while Channel Pearl broadcasts in English.

Hong Kong Island is still predominantly Chinese.

Those who watch English channels are mostly foreigners.

In fact, people in the Pearl River Delta region inland can now receive these two channels as well.

Currently, TVB Jade is airing the European and American version of The Legend of the Condor Heroes.

The first season of "Iron-Blooded Loyal Heart" started airing on March 27th this year. It only had 20 episodes, airing one episode a day, and finished in 20 days.

After three months of preparation, the highly anticipated second installment of Ashes of Time was finally filmed and officially premiered.

In his previous life, the Dragon Ancestor also knew that this version of The Legend of the Condor Heroes was highly praised!

However, there was only one episode of The Legend of the Condor Heroes each day, which was not enough to satisfy me. After finishing it, I switched to ATV's Chinese Channel, where they were showing a martial arts drama called Garden Within a Garden.

It seemed pretty average, the plot was too weak, and the cast was mostly old-fashioned actors. I didn't watch Dragon Ancestor; instead, I switched to 8 pm to watch TVB's Jade Solid Gold.

After singing for a while, I remembered that the first champion was Anita Mui, and this year is the second. Who is the champion? Lü Fang?

The third one is Zhang Weijian.

They're all big stars.

TVB is awesome.

It's truly a cradle of stars in Hong Kong, no exaggeration.

After 9:00 PM, TVB news began broadcasting, mainly reporting on how dire the property market was.

They even included a gory scene of someone jumping off a building.

In this day and age, many people in Hong Kong who speculated in stocks have lost everything and have taken their own lives.

There have been thousands of such unfortunate individuals on Hong Kong Island this year, resulting in the highest suicide rate on Hong Kong Island since last year!

After the news broadcast, Long Zu watched TVB's popular variety show, "Happy World".

The show that competed with Happy World was a horse racing show.

When Long Zu saw the horse racing program, he recognized it and then a very clear memory floated into his mind.

This memory comes from a bigwig at the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

He also attended that Davos Forum, but the Dragon Ancestor lacked his life memories and didn't know who he was.

But he has professional memories and work.

He knew the results of the Hong Kong Island horse racing from 1980 to 2021. After figuring out this memory, Lung Cho had to admit that the president of the Jockey Club was exceptionally good at remembering things!

Day 2!

Long Zu learned about the current situation of the Hong Kong Jockey Club through the newspaper. He was very surprised after reading it. The population of Hong Kong Island has exceeded 500 million, but all the media reporters concluded that there are more than 100 million horse racing fans in Hong Kong Island!

That means 1/5 of the people are betting on horses.

Since its establishment in 1888, the Hong Kong Island Jockey Club has developed into a distinctive feature of Hong Kong Island over the past century!

Regardless of the type of cultural product, over time it will become part of our very being, and horse racing is a prime example of this.

"With horses, we live; without horses, we die." This is not a joke, but the common sentiment of the old Hong Kong residents!

Life is only fun with horse racing. The Hong Kong Jockey Club offers Hong Kong people the hope of getting rich overnight, even though the hope is slim. But as long as there's hope, people flock to it!

Chapter 635 The Stock Market!

As the only legal gambling venue on Hong Kong Island, horse racing is the island's top taxpayer every year.

In theory, the Dragon Ancestor, who possesses the system, could easily become a billionaire simply by betting on horses; he is a prophet!

It's like buying lottery tickets in the mainland and winning the jackpot every time. Wouldn't that be as easy as picking up money?

Having confirmed this, Wang Yao was in a very good mood.

To verify its accuracy, he took out HK$1 and then took a car to the racecourse.

There are two racecourses on Hong Kong Island.

The Causeway Bay Racecourse, located in Causeway Bay, is the oldest racecourse in the area. Every Wednesday evening, a race is held there, known as the Night Racecourse, as it starts at 7:30 pm.

There is also a new racecourse located in Sha Tin, New Territories. It has a very good location because it is at the estuary and, more importantly, far from the city center, making it perfect for a wild ride.

The racecourse was established in 1976 and now can only accommodate more than 3 spectators, making it smaller than the Causeway Bay racecourse.

However, the Sha Tin Racecourse will soon be expanded.

By 1988, the number of spectators will reach 10, and at that time, it will become the world's top racecourse.

Around noon, Lung Cho arrived at Sha Tin Racecourse and went straight to the captain's window in the betting hall, asking a few questions.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club has a clear rule that when the prize money exceeds HK$100, you must bring your ID card to claim the prize. If it exceeds HK$1 million, it will not be cashed out immediately. You must first call the Jockey Club to register your identity and other information, and then go to the headquarters at 1 Sports Road, Causeway Bay Racecourse to collect the cheque.

He spent two hours at Sha Tin Racecourse and bought 10 horses.

The tickets are anonymous, so winning all of them won't have any impact.

According to his calculations, the day would end soon, and he would have earned a total of HK$500 million.

Actually, he could have won more, but if the prize money were more, it would definitely cause a sensation like the Hong Kong Island news. Hong Kong Island is too small, and even the slightest thing can easily make the news.

The reason for choosing a prize of 500 million is that, within this amount, there is a high probability that I will not be harassed by tabloid reporters.

The horse racing season will not resume for the next few days until Wednesday.

Day 2!

After communicating with the Hong Kong Jockey Club, Lung Cho went to No. 1 Sports Road to collect the check at the Jockey Club headquarters. Amid the blessings of the Jockey Club staff, Lung Cho took the check to Standard Chartered Bank to open a personal account.

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After taxes were deducted, the HK$450 million prize was in his pocket.

Subsequently, the Dragon Ancestor set his sights on the financial sector.

After all, Hong Kong Island is now a world financial center, but the financial market there is still relatively small, as it is just a city.

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Before the 1982 stock market crash, the Hang Seng Index was at its hottest, but even under such circumstances, the daily trading volume of the Hong Kong stock market was only HK$100 billion.

Moreover, after the stock market crash of 1982, the Hong Kong stock market has been in a slump. The Hang Seng Index is still hovering around 800-900 points, and sometimes it even drops to 700 points. You should know that before 1982, investors were all confidently predicting that the Hang Seng Index would break through 5000 points!

The daily trading volume of the Hong Kong stock market has also fallen from its peak of HK$10 billion to less than HK$2 billion now. The financial and securities market in Hong Kong Island is just so-so. It will be another 30 years before the Hong Kong stock market breaks through HK$1 trillion and the daily trading volume exceeds HK$100 billion.

Chapter 636 Harvesting the韭菜 (a metaphor for exploiting people)!

Without a large number of high-quality mainland companies listing here, the Hang Seng Index simply cannot absorb that much money.

You can't raise giant crocodiles in a small pond. Becoming a world-class financial tycoon is highly unrealistic in Hong Kong. To truly make big money in the stock market, you have to go all over the world to fleece ordinary investors.

However, there's no way around it; becoming a financial tycoon in Hong Kong's financial market doesn't mean you can't make money in Hong Kong's financial securities market.

Moreover, since HSBC is located in the "090s", people from Hong Kong Island can still compete in the global financial market.

At that time, London was still the world's leading financial city, and people with Hong Kong Island ID cards could easily access the London financial market.

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The next day, the Dragon Ancestor made up his mind to go to the Kowloon Exchange. When he arrived, the place was already packed with people.

These suicide squad members are all just easy targets.

Of course, there are some reasons for the rise of the Hong Kong stock market.

The people of Hong Kong Island have a strong gambling culture, which contributes to the booming stock market.

Almost everyone buys stocks, which provides a huge base of investors for the Hang Seng Index.