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Chapter 719

Young Fox Was Getting Far Too Bold

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Famous last words!

"Until Vivendi Group's market cap falls below €2 billion, I absolutely won't back down!"

With Zucker's order, Da Feng Capital instantly transformed into a massive war machine, running at full throttle as it frantically mobilized funds and aimed straight at Vivendi Group, dragging much of the French stock market into the fray.

One day!

Two days!

Three days, four days, five...

Vivendi Group's market cap had plunged from its peak of €140 billion to just €15 billion, a 90 percent decline.

But... it had stabilized!

Over those few days from late July to early August, Vivendi Group's market cap held steady. Its share price still dipped at times, but it also rose at others.

"Could Vivendi Group really have weathered the crisis?"

"Quite possibly!"

The widespread sell-offs of Vivendi shares had stopped.

That showed investors at large still had confidence in Vivendi Group, which was undoubtedly good news for the company!

But it wasn't what Zucker wanted to see!

New York.

Wall Street, Da Feng Capital headquarters.

"Boss, when the Paris stock market opened today, Vivendi's share price rose slightly, by one point. Because we're shorting it, we've lost €27 million in just a few hours."

CEO Andy Chelope spoke with a grave expression.

Chief analyst Claire added, "Boss, over these few short days from late July to early August, we've lost more than €110 million. If... we keep shorting Vivendi, I estimate that in another two days, we'll have lost everything we made from Vivendi and the Paris stock market in recent days."

In one day...

No! In just a few hours after the market opened today, they had lost €27 million!

Over the past few days, their losses had reached €110 million.

"H-how, how could we have lost so much?!"

A senior partner at Da

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