What a Coincidence (Third Update)

On September 23rd, Su Qi woke up in the morning and rubbed her sleepy eyes, only to feel a gaze upon her.

From their line of sight.

Looking down, he saw Xiao Xiaoxiao in his arms. She was tilting her little head back, blinking her bright, clear eyes at him.

Her baby face made Su Qi unable to resist giving her a hearty "Good morning" greeting.

Since I resigned, emmmmm, should it still be considered as being fired?

Su Qi didn't need to go to work that day. However, since Xiao Xiaoxiao had class later, Su Qi still got up early and went to the bathroom to wash up.

Xiao Xiaoxiao followed Su Qi like a little shadow.

She even followed Su Qi to the toilet. Su Qi sighed helplessly, patted her little head, and asked:

"Xiaoxiao, Tiantian, why are you so clingy?"

Upon hearing Su Qi's words, Xiao Xiaoxiao quickly replied, "I want to see if you're done yet, Sister Su, so we can play Pinocchio happily!"

After hearing the little devil's words from the Little Angel, Su Qi felt that she must give this little girl a private lesson when she had the chance, and let her experience the real-life Pinocchio.

After pushing the little girl out of the bathroom, Su Qi finally had a proper toilet break.

Nourished by the jade seal, and having drunk chicken soup last night, Su Qi's condition has improved significantly; at least her lower abdomen is no longer cramping.

Because Su Qi herself was also involved in stock trading, and in the past two days she had caught a whiff of capitalist conspiracy from some subtle clues.

So Su Qi didn't choose to go to class that day. Instead, she chose to stay in her dormitory.

He borrowed laptops from Gu Panpan and his two wives, put all four computers together, and set them all to various sections to keep a close eye on the stock market.

With nearly a month of school having started, Wang Zijin, the student council president, had basically completed her preliminary work.

Seeing her husband in his dorm that day, she took a long-awaited day off and chose to stay in the dorm with him.

Since it wasn't the weekend, An Ning wasn't in a hurry to go to work. She also happened to have no classes in the morning, so she decided to accompany Su Qi to watch her trade stocks.

Gu Panpan, a typical college student who doesn't want to take the postgraduate entrance exam or the civil service exam, sees her three roommates watching Su Qi trade stocks from the lower bunk.

Although she knew stock trading was boring, as a proper bystander, how could Gu Panpan, with her thick eyebrows and big eyes, be left out?

So, still wearing her nightgown, she quickly got out of bed to check out the four computers.

The various graphs made her mind go blank for a moment.

Fortunately, Gu Panpan is also a finance major, so she can understand these curves.

After observing, Gu Panpan discovered that the stock market was performing quite well that day, with almost all sectors showing gains.

Thinking of Mr. Li Shuai, the finance teacher, his face was all smiles, wrinkles appearing on his cheeks throughout the class.

"The stock market has been doing quite well lately, but everyone should be careful, as bull and bear markets can alternate!"

Although Mr. Li Shuai didn't say how much money he earned, Gu Panpan could tell it wasn't a small sum!

Seeing Su Qi looking so professionally at the four computers and constantly writing and drawing on a small blackboard, Gu Panpan felt a sense of awe and wonder. After thinking for a moment, she asked:

"Aqi, how much money have you made lately?"

Faced with Gu Panpan's question, Su Qi hesitated. After all, she had earned quite a lot and was afraid of scaring her. With the recent nine consecutive days of limit-up trading, Su Qi's assets of over 14 million yuan had snowballed to a terrifying 38.75 million yuan.

Even Su Qi herself, who witnessed the daily changes in funds, felt it was somewhat like a dream, let alone others.

Su Qi actually wanted to refuse Gu Panpan's question. But then she noticed that her two wives seemed quite interested as well, so after thinking for a moment, she said, "I can tell you, but you can't tell anyone else!"

Wang Zijin and An Ning found their husbands' earnest expressions quite amusing. They had seen it all, and they were surprised they were being treated like this.

Well, they were genuinely surprised.

Looking at the surprised expressions of his two wives and Gu Panpan, Su Qi felt a little sense of accomplishment.

An Ning, the boss, rubbed her eyes and thought she was hallucinating.

She glanced at the computer screen again; her husband's total assets were 38,755,483, an eight-figure sum. The cumulative return was 387.5%.

This struck her as somewhat unbelievable, considering that even all her stores combined couldn't generate that much profit.

Now, her own husband, this soft, cute little girl who looks like she'd just been tricked, actually made a profit off her sales revenue?

An Ning felt that her worldview was collapsing.

For a fleeting moment, I had this illusion. "Maybe I should also try investing in stocks."

Su Qi, observing the three women's expressions, largely understood their thoughts. After a moment's thought, she said, "The stock market is an addictive place; it's an abyss called desire. When you taste the sweetness, you'll feel that any other action is insignificant. In fact, stock trading and gambling are essentially the same."

For every person who makes money, someone else loses money. Even if everyone is making money now, it's just the market makers feeding money to drive up the price; sooner or later, they'll have to give us a taste of our own medicine.

Wang Zijin, An Ning, and Gu Panpan, all finance majors, only felt a sense of familiarity. Wasn't this basic content from their finance textbooks?

Unexpectedly, these three finance majors were taught a lesson by Su Qi, a computer science major and a complete novice, when it came to stock trading.

However, it must be said that Su Qi's words were timely and served as a wake-up call for the three of them.

Afterwards, Wang Zijin opened Su Qi's transaction slip.

Anyone with financial knowledge who trades stocks knows that there's a saying in the stock market:

Short-term trading is silver, long-term trading is gold!

After looking at Su Qi's transaction records for the past ten days, the three finally understood why Su Qi had made money—because she was truly capable! Ten days of short-term trading, with daily limit-up moves—it was simply terrifying!

After reviewing all the transaction statements, Gu Panpan looked at Su Qi with shining eyes.

Taking advantage of An Ning and Wang Zijin's inattention, he wrapped his arms around Su Qi's slender waist and said in a coquettish tone:

"Ah Qi, I'm bowing down in admiration! Teach me how to trade stocks!"

Seeing Gu Panpan in this state, Su Qi was both amused and exasperated.

Although Gu Panpan was eventually taught a lesson by the two devils, she managed to get some investment advice from Su Qi through persistent pleading.

Gu Panpan invested all of her savings and New Year's money, totaling 12,000 yuan, into the Jade Rabbit Jade Stone stock.

When An Ning and Wang Zijin saw that it was their husbands who recommended it, even though the stock looked a bit shady, they thought that their husbands wouldn't cheat them, so they both bought some.

Just after everyone had bought all the stocks, Gu Panpan received a call from a senior student. She quickly walked downstairs.

Fifteen minutes later, the door to room 507 opened, and Gu Panpan was seen helping an injured girl into the room.

The next second, a familiar and gentle voice came from the dormitory:

"Honey, Sister Zijin, Sister An Ning, you're all here! What a coincidence!"