Although William Mellon was unaware of these two matters, he also proposed his own idea, which actually coincided with the two reasons for failure that Donnie had analyzed.
"For us, it's not important, because with us charging ahead, these individual investors already have a bridgehead, so they will no longer employ the tactics of a disorganized mob. Furthermore, Sinclair Oil Corporation isn't a real capital behemoth; as long as we exhaust all the cash they can mobilize at present, when the wall falls, the onlookers will push. No matter which side they are on, they won't actually lend a hand, because they simply won't have the time to react!"
Donnie said confidently.
William Mellon reminded Donnie, "There's another critical factor that you haven't mentioned, probably because you haven't noticed it yet."
"What factor?" asked Donnie.
