As he kept dumping the high-position stocks, Zhu Wencong had harvested a significant amount of capital, suddenly feeling immensely confident!
He was finally able to unleash the big move he had been holding back for nearly a year, which this time not only reaped the civilian wealth of the Japanese Islands but also that of California.
The stocks of the Silver Mine in the Japanese Islands, the NO1 "divine stock," had been universally pursued by the vast number of investors since its inception.
Even a fool knew that buying this stock meant waiting for it to rise, without needing to consider the possibility of a fall—it was as simple as picking up money.
In this way, like boiling frogs in warm water, people gradually perished because of their own laziness, and a large amount of capital was trapped.
