After removing the 130 million greenbacks used for forex trading, there was still over 53 million left. Lu Jiaxin allocated 10 million each to Standard Chartered and Worldwide Precious Metals. She inquired with two stockbrokers, and although they didn't refuse her desire to place short orders for greenbacks/Japanese yen, they could only accept trades within 5 million, and without using leverage. A mosquito may be small, but it still has its flesh, so Lu Jiaxin invested 5 million in both banks. The rest of the money was used to buy stocks, as she purchased ten blue-chip stocks. Once the money was diversified, there were only over 23 million greenbacks left in her HSBC account.
Nie Zhan helped Lu Jiaxin look for villas, hoping she would purchase one in Shallow Bay, so that the two of them, living near each other, could meet more often. However, there was no property that met her requirements upon inquiry. Instead, there were several villas in Deep Water Bay that fit her criteria.
