One percent of one trillion was ten billion.
Five percent, naturally, was fifty billion.
At present, the Federal Savings Bank had around four thousand shareholders whose names could be "registered." The shares of the Federal Savings Bank held by these organizations or individuals were worth at least five million each.
That was the minimum threshold for the Federal Savings Bank to list a shareholder's name in full. If their holdings were worth less than five million, there was a very high chance they would become part of the many names omitted.
In fact, before victory in the war, the Federal Savings Bank's market value had not been this outrageous. But with victory came the Federation's sharply elevated position in the global economy. The price of Federal Savings Bank stock had continued to rise along with the Federal Sol's standing in the foreign-exchange market.
It was like diving in reverse, rising higher and higher. The growth was not as fast as it had been during the first few months, but it was still climbing slowly.
There was a saying in the International Community's Financial Market now: buying Federal Savings Bank stock was as stable as buying gold! As long as the Federation's international position was not challenged and it was not dragged down from its position as hegemon, Federal Savings Bank stock would remain the most reliable investment! Even if investing in it now did not bring particularly astonishing returns, it could at least easily outperform the currency's own depreciation.
Federal Savings Bank stock was like fucking gold! That was perhaps why it could always rise slowly. After all, buying pressure far exceeded selling pressure. Under market forces, as long as someone was willing to sell at a high price, someone else would naturally be willing to take it at a