A lot of investors hadn't even reacted before the Middle East suddenly returned to a state of peace. Oil prices and oil futures began falling again after that day, plunging all the way to 18 yuan a barrel.
So Wang Yue had succeeded with another short sale, and the money in his hands had swelled to 30 billion dollars.
A Bao had quietly made a fortune alongside Wang Yue. His funds had now grown to nearly a billion dollars.
Old Luo had made several hundred million following Wang Yue through just a few trades. Without even using leverage, he had still made a fortune, and at that point, he couldn't have admired Wang Yue more.
He wished he could keep Wang Yue in the financial world a while longer. He also wanted to use his remaining years to add more capital to his family's holdings.
But all good things had to come to an end. Wang Yue's latest run was over, so he left the United States for the time being.
Before leaving, though, Wang Yue invited Old Logan to visit Hong Kong. They settled on July.
Old Logan was a little puzzled about why Wang Yue had invited him, but he agreed anyway.
After Wang Yue and A Bao returned, A Bao continued his foreign trade business, while Wang Yue began his vacation.
By then, Wang Yue's food company had gone through three rounds of expansion. The instant-noodle, ham, spicy-snack, konjac-snack, and other factories were still being built together, but they had already been divided into more than a dozen separate plants.
Future Foods had officially become a group, with a total workforce of over three thousand and a factory complex spanning a thousand mu.
The company had grown so quickly because these products were incredibly popular. Of