Unfazed by the critiques, William White remains spirited. Reporters struggle to write their manuscripts, their minds muddled.
With $20 million at stake, managing the charity fund requires a dedicated team. As long as it's not a publicly raised charity fund, there are usually no stringent requirements—just a game for the rich.
Now that a genuine donation has been made, it's best to remain silent. William White, having been run over by someone and still unyielding, displays the arrogance typical of young success.
The unfortunate reporter is now unemployed, having inadvertently stirred up trouble.
Press conferences of this nature primarily revolve around praise and lack substantive topics. The shadowy figures behind the scenes now recognize the difficulty of this product and are unsure of their next move.
Although Afghanistan is occupied, Maozi is not faring well. The international community's condemnation has turned them into a global enemy.
The tense world situation rapidly raises the price of gold, which has surpassed $800 per ounce. In response to aggressive inflation, central banks worldwide begin tightening liquidity. The short-term borrowing rate of the US knife exceeds 20%.
William White, puzzled by such a high-interest rate, questions why traditional industries can't offer similar profit rates. To him, it seems more logical to buy national debt related to the production of unsellable products.
"Fu Bo, let London short sell gold immediately and bring down 60 million in a short time."
"Okay, young master, I'll place the order immediately."
In five minutes, a flood of selling orders hits the London market. The market participants are perplexed by this unexpected development.
William White, confident in his decision, asserts that gold is no longer a viable option. With the world transitioning to a currency-based recovery and banks reluctant to lend, he predicts gold's decline.
Having a substantial amount of cash, William White is not afraid of any margin increases. At present, there is minimal short position in precious metal futures, and those betting against silver are essentially finished.
The London market experiences increased trading volume and fierce competition between long and short positions. The price appears stable, and the short side hasn't claimed victory yet.
The increase in sales unnerves the bulls, and the price of gold, having risen more than thirty dollars, starts to decline. In a humorous twist, silver rises against the trend.
The series of events orchestrated by the Hunt family has prompted negotiation. How it concludes is a competition, with the Hunt family entangling a group of banks. A misstep could lead to systemic risks.
Despite the challenges posed by the trading committee, William White might not have participated if not for the committee's interference. The situation is more complex than it seems.
"This guy is really right; he's really not difficult to make money."
The old and complex futures market is indeed shady. While everyone has different strategies, there are generally feasible rules.
The bald guy, after William White's move, is even more depressed. The Hunt family, though wealthier than William White, doesn't have much cash. William White is different—he's genuinely rich.
The trading committee, no longer stubborn, finds it tedious to battle a barbarian. Success once again, and William White celebrates with a few drinks.
Foot basin girls are there to ease his excess hormones. Despite their quirks, these girls manage to be cute and endearing, a part of their job.
In the world of foot basins, this is normal, a part of the work, an investment in emotions.
Successfully navigating the complex financial landscape, William White is content. Dinner with drinks awaits, and the foot basin girls continue their work, a seemingly routine part of life.