The clock ticked closer to noon, and Martin sat comfortably at his desk, his hands poised over his computer keyboard. He had already transferred a substantial amount of money to Fox Group's Acquisition Fund, specifically under the Stock Investment Department. The amount—500 million dollars—was a massive gamble, but the reward could be astronomical. With his research done and his strategy carefully crafted, he was ready to strike.
When the market hit its lowest point just before noon, Martin moved swiftly. His hands typed in rapid succession, executing the trades with precision. He diversified the fund across the three target companies, VitaPharm, Oceanic Freight, and Aether Biochemicals, distributing his resources at a ratio he had determined would provide the maximum benefit. It was a delicate balance—each company was critical to Fox Group's future, and each required careful consideration to maximize returns.
