A Bao felt that since the stock market had emerged as a financial market, it wasn't going to disappear. The market still had a long way to go, and he couldn't follow Wang Yue forever. He needed to build up some experience of his own.
So he hadn't brought any financial experts with him. He simply took the materials and went to find Wang Yue, wanting to see how he operated.
Wang Yue knew what A Bao was thinking, but he didn't care. After taking over the account from Er Bao, he didn't transfer the money to A Bao.
Instead, the next day, he used his own account and A Bao's to make carefully timed trades.
Wang Yue had more people working for him, and his accounts were spread out more widely. So when he began selling large amounts of stock from A Bao's account, his own accounts had already started buying large amounts of stock.
A Bao watched as the stocks in his account were nearly cleared out, yet the share price barely moved. Though curious, he still asked uncertainly, "Bro, what are you doing? Don't you trust me?"
Seeing how nervous A Bao was, Wang Yue replied impatiently, "What do you mean, don't I trust you? I'm just giving the Kirin Club and Nanfeng Guotou the impression that you've made enough money and left the market."
Only then did A Bao understand. Excited, he said, "Bro, you mean that because I was their enemy, they were able to work together. Now that I've suddenly left, they'll naturally have to fight it out among themselves."
Wang Yue smiled and nodded. "That's right. They spotted you, the oriole, but after you flew away, another oriole showed up. It'll take them a day or two to realize. A single day is