Open Bidding Auction (2)

Chu Chen, who was beside him, also smiled and said, "Fatty, I suggest you take it easy too. If nobody is bidding on it, that means everyone isn't optimistic about the rough stone. Forget whether you'll be able to sell it or not—even in terms of its potential appreciation, I'm not optimistic. I suggest you be more cautious when bidding on this kind of rough stone."

There was a saying in the stock market: buy when prices are rising, not when they're falling. Although this saying wasn't necessarily correct, the same principle actually applied to gambling on stones. The better the rough stone, the faster its price rose and the more people wanted to buy it. As for rough stones that performed poorly, not only did their prices rise slowly, but they might even result in a loss.

Fatty Dong was also very sharp in business. After hearing Liu Sizhe and Chu Chen's reminders, he calmed down. After thinking it over, he immediately realized that he had indeed been influenced by the somewhat frenzied atmosphere of the jade public auction these past few days.

If Chu Chen and the others hadn't reminded him in time, he might not only have failed to achieve the expected returns this time, but also lost the profits he already had because some of his funds would have been tied up.

Thinking of this, Fatty Dong let out a long breath, wiped away his cold sweat, and said with an awkward smile, "Looks like I got too worked up these past few days. My brain can't seem to turn properly anymore."

Liu Sizhe smiled and said, "Fatty, it's good that you understand. With the resources we have, as long as you don't lose your head, you can never finish earning money..."

At that moment, the