Wall Street: The Wolf Is Coming
<Thunder Industries Was Actually the Work of Lee Stein?>
<After the Calm Before the Storm, Lee Stein Strikes Osborn a Fatal Blow!>
With a single tweet from Li Si, the internet was once again thrown into an uproar.
That casual tweet had no doubt left countless people red-faced, and it was reposted by countless online media outlets. For a time, it even overshadowed the morning's press conference and Osborn's limelight.
Many well-informed people were beginning to sense Lee Stein's intentions. They dug up some of his earlier moves, and the realization left them in a cold sweat.
This high school student had been behind both of the stock market's near-crashes.
When Tony Stark returned and announced the closure of his weapons division, he was one of the few who not only avoided losses but profited. Later, when Stark's stock price soared, he had already moved early and snapped up ten percent of the shares.
The Osborn affair had been orchestrated by this young man, who had appeared before the public as a scientist. He had nearly crippled Osborn, a massive conglomerate worth almost two hundred billion, while using the company as a stepping stone to make a name for Thunder Industries.
None of this necessarily proved that the so-called genius scientist had a gift for finance, but it at least showed that he had excellent sources of information and powerful backing.
When Tony Stark was rescued from Afghanistan, the military had been the only ones to know right away. The military, which had handled the incident, was also the only one who could have known first when the Stark robots went out of control.
What happened with Osborn was even more outrageous. They had openly come out to back Lee Stein, regardless of the