"You should start selling off the stocks bit by bit right now, and best to sell them all before the market closes today."
"Ah? Sell now? I think this stock is still surging strongly."
Jiang Zi was clearly overtaken by a gambler's mentality, somewhat reluctant to let go.
Tang Feng immediately became serious, "When playing stocks, you can't rely on luck, knowing when to stop is the key. If you don't do as I say, then from now on we'll go our separate ways."
Jiang Zi didn't expect him to be so stern, and pouted in grievance, "Got it."
Then, she began to sell off the Shennong Pharmaceutical stocks little by little, as Tang Feng had said.
Just as she had sold all the stocks she held, an astonishing scene happened again, leaving her dumbstruck.
The stock that had been rising all day suddenly plummeted as if it had gone mad.
By the time the market closed, it had actually fallen back to its pre-surge level.
Jiang Zi was overwhelmed with shock once again.
