Reborn American Giants

"Boss," Zelda stood in front of the desk and looked at Lyanna beside her.

Victor quickly reacted, "You should go out first, Manager Zelda and I need to talk about something."

After Lyanna walked out of the room, Victor said to Zelda: "I have read the report. You did a good job."

Faced with the praise from her boss, Zelda seemed a little flattered. He hurriedly replied: "It's all boss. You chose a great time. It happened to be before the war in Grenada, but now the nutmeg orders on the market have been taken by other companies."

Those financial institutions have rushed to buy, and it is now difficult for us to buy orders."

"Then stop the acquisition. Where do you think the price will rise? When is the right time for us to take action." Victor's right index finger gently tapped the smooth desk. Although his eyes were looking at Zelda, the black

There is no focus in the pupil.

"According to the current situation in Grenada, this year's nutmeg production will inevitably be reduced on a large scale. I noticed that in October, Grenada harvested and exported only 4,000 tons of nutmeg. Compared with the export volume during the same period in previous years, it was reduced by about half.

, now that the war has started and import and export have completely stopped, Grenada’s nutmeg is destined to suffer a reduction in production this year, which further stimulates the market.

The demand for nutmeg, especially in the European and American markets, the two main consumption markets of nutmeg, has huge demand space. According to my calculations, the current price is just the beginning, and the financial market will further improve later.

In response, all small fund companies and even some large investment institutions will enter the market, which will stimulate an "unreasonable" surge in commodity futures prices..."

When it came to financial transactions, Zelda seemed a little excited. He described to Victor in detail that the financial market would most likely produce an "irrational" investment frenzy. According to his description, at that time, after those small fund institutions entered the market,

What they are buying and selling is no longer a simple nutmeg futures. What they are playing is a capital game of "beating the drum and passing the flowers", allowing nutmeg to soar to an unreasonable price range, then reaping the profits and leaving the market.

The loss was borne by the final taker, and Zelda finally expressed her judgment.

"Boss, I feel that based on the current situation, the price of nutmeg should rise to around 8,000-8,500."

The focus of Victor's eyes finally returned to Zelda. He stopped tapping his fingers and said to Zelda: "You're doing well. When the futures market price rises to $8,000, you can start slowing down."

Slowly sell our company's orders. After the transaction is completed, the company will give you generous rewards."

"Boss, please rest assured, I will definitely work hard to maximize the benefits for the company." Zelda vowed, not expressing her loyalty at this time.

"Well," Victor had no reaction to Zelda's words. He was now worried about another big thing.

The completion of this matter will enable Victor to obtain an unimaginable amount of wealth in one fell swoop.

No one would have thought that there are nearly 804 billion cubic meters of mixed oil and gas fields buried just offshore of Grenada, a small Caribbean island. According to the 2012 USGS forecast, this part of the resource storage is equivalent to 20,000 cubic meters.

This means that Grenada, which has 100,000 citizens, will have a per capita wealth of US$20 million.

Victor can never swallow such a wealth that is so overwhelming that he can occupy a small part of it, which is enough to bring unimaginable money and status. The first step is to obtain the right to live in Grenada.

resource exploration rights, so Victor proposed to the CIA to obtain the qualifications to invest in Grenada. And

And we have already received a response. Last time, the CIA agent named Blake has responded on behalf of the US government. They welcome the companies represented by Victor to actively participate in Grenada's post-war reconstruction work, so that the people of Grenada can resume the war as soon as possible.

The "trauma" suffered, and the happy life of the "free world" can be enjoyed more quickly.

Regardless of the flowery rhetoric, what Victor understood was that he had obtained permission to invest in the island country after the war in Grenada.

Nowadays, the eyes of the international energy giants are all on the Soviet Union and the Middle East. No one thought that just outside the doorstep of the United States, such a huge offshore oil field was buried in the offshore waters of the small island country of Grenada. Victor was about to seize it.

Opportunity to take this initiative into your own hands.

Now it seems that Grenada is just like in memory. Facing the new integrated land, sea and air attack by the US military, Grenada is helpless to fight back. After the victory, the US government will inevitably build a "pro-US" democratic regime. There is no doubt that

. Then Victor's next actions will not be able to bypass the American capital group at all. This oil and gas field is a huge wealth, but if it is not handled properly, it will become the "last gold coin" that kills Victor.

This is just like a child walking onto the street with huge wealth in his arms, which will arouse the "greed" of everyone around him. The best way is to find a "bodyguard" behind him, and make sure that this bodyguard will also not get rich.

"Bad intentions", such an operation requires a very skilled wrist, just like an acrobat performing a tightrope walk in a circus, who must always maintain balance.

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Grenada, the Revolutionary Military Commission Building. The building is now in a panic. Papers are scattered everywhere on the ground. Some office workers are busy burning confidential documents. There is a look of panic on the faces of people entering and leaving. At this moment, St. George City

The vanguard of the US military has appeared to the south of , and the defeat of the Georgian army has become inevitable. The fate of these people is still "unknown."

Austin was sitting alone in a huge office. This office that everyone had longed for for a while was now like the entrance to hell, and everyone was avoiding it.

After the U.S. military invaded in the early morning of the 25th and successfully captured Pearl Airport and Salins Airport, a steady stream of equipment and personnel were transported by air, bringing the number of U.S. combat personnel on the small island of Georgia to nearly 8,000, the largest number of the entire Georgian army.

It is four times as many as the Soviet Union, and it also occupies the advantage in weapons and equipment. Georgia has no navy or air force, and its armored forces are only equipped with a small number of Soviet-made BTR-60 wheeled armored vehicles and BRDM-2 amphibious armored vehicles. They are completely overwhelmed.

state of pressure.

Austin had received battle reports from the front line. On the 26th, the U.S. Rangers who occupied Sahlins Airport began to attack the Freebit stronghold northward. After capturing the place, they continued to receive support from two battalions of the 82nd Airborne Division.

Set off for the capital St. George, and under the cover of artillery fire from naval warships, captured the Grand Anse Beach, which was in the middle of the battle.

In addition to one battalion of regular troops in the circular defense circle carefully built by the former Georgian army, there were also the remnants of nearly 300 Cuban engineering battalions led by Major General Torlor. As a result, they were all destroyed on the Grand Anse Beach.

, Major General Thorol, the commander-in-chief of the garrison, committed suicide, and the US military was approaching the capital St. George in the south.

Similarly, the Marine Corps at Pearl Airport also began to attack the Calvinig Barracks on the morning of the 27th. This barracks is the largest barracks in Grenada. In addition to the only battalion of regular troops stationed in the entire Grenada, there are nearly 300 people.

Cubans and some Soviet military advisers, the U.S. military went through hardships

In the battle, the barracks was successfully captured at the cost of losing two armed helicopters and 34 casualties. The remaining Georgian troops and Cubans, without the command of Major General Torlor, had no intention of fighting. Most of them

Surrender. The U.S. military successfully realized its pre-war plan, advancing from north to south and surrounding the entire capital of Grenada.

"Chairman Austin, it's time for us to leave. The north has not been blocked by the US military yet, and we still have time to leave the city." Alfred, the member of the Military Committee, pushed open the door of the office. He saw Austin sitting behind the large desk, his eyes blank.

God sighed, Alfred raised his voice and woke him up.

"Where is Commissioner Cold?" Austin, who had come to his senses, did not find his former "comrade-in-arms", the former deputy prime minister Cold who launched the coup with him, so he asked casually.

Alfred seemed a little embarrassed because Cold had fled without informing him and was now missing. Seeing that Alfred didn't answer, Austin quickly understood that it looked like he was

This close "comrade-in-arms" is really a smart man. After sighing, Austin stretched out his hand and touched the smooth desk. This desk

The public table used to be a "symbol of power", but now it has lost its aura of power. It is just an ordinary wooden table. Austin took the military cap placed next to him, pressed down his gray hair with one hand, and

He carefully put it on with his hands, and then followed Alfred and the protection of dozens of guards, and hurriedly boarded a motorcade parked outside the building.

On this day, October 27, the defender of St. George City fled his post in a hurry, and the entire capital became an undefended city. The remaining People's Revolutionary Army soldiers in the city did not know what they were doing.

The leaders of their struggle have abandoned them.