Chapter 60: It Turns Out That There Really Is a Stock God in the World
Fang Hong's words were filled with confidence, his tone exuding a sense of control and authority.
Even Huayu had to admit, despite any personal reservations, that this young boss possessed an unparalleled level of decisiveness and courage—qualities that far surpassed his own. The speed at which Fang Hong made such a bold decision, without hesitation, left him both impressed and slightly bewildered.
Either this young man was insane, or he was a true genius.
Fang Hong continued giving orders with a steady composure:
"Once the traders complete the allocation of these five stocks, use the full 600 million yuan from the pledged funds to purchase shares of China Ping An (601318) at an average price not exceeding 26 yuan per share. This position must be fully established before mid-month."
Then, he added further instructions:
"After that, prioritize this stock in the pledge structure. Allocate 360 million yuan to acquire Shanxi Coking Coal at the end of this month. Then, use another 216 million yuan to buy Jingdi Group, pledging them afterward. Finally, set aside 100 million yuan in cash as company liquidity. I have other plans for it."
His detailed and orderly instructions left no room for doubt—these were not impulsive decisions but the result of careful calculation and planning. Even if Huayu had his own doubts, he knew better than to question the man who was now in control.
"Understood," Huayu nodded.
With the strategy laid out, price targets set, and the positioning framework clearly arranged, all that remained was for the traders to execute. Once completed, Huayu would compile a report for Fang Hong's review.
Satisfied, Fang Hong stood up. "Update me once the configuration is complete."
Without lingering any longer, he left the office.
Huayu personally escorted him out, accompanying him all the way to the front desk at the company's entrance. Just as they reached the exit, Fang Hong turned back and said, "Alright, Brother Hua, this is as far as you need to go. I'll check back in later."
Hearing this, Huayu nodded, watching as Fang Hong departed.
After a moment, he returned to the company but made a brief stop at the front desk, turning to the two receptionists on duty.
"The man who just left—if he comes again, inform me immediately," he instructed.
One of the receptionists quickly nodded. "Understood, Chairman."
Huayu nodded and proceeded toward his office. As soon as he left, the two receptionists began whispering among themselves.
"Who is that guy?"
"It's so strange... Both the chairman and General Manager Cao are treating him with so much respect."
"Did you hear just now? He actually called the chairman 'Brother Hua'—unbelievable!"
"He must be the son of some powerful figure."
"From what the chairman said, it sounds like he'll be coming here often in the future."
"Better be on our best behavior next time!"
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Meanwhile, in today's A-share market, the index opened lower, climbed briefly, then fell again before closing at 1,719.77 points, marking a -0.52% decline. The total turnover remained dismally low, with the Shanghai market trading only 8.98 billion yuan, and combined transactions across both exchanges barely exceeding 32 billion yuan.
The lack of liquidity was glaring—investor confidence had plummeted. With over 115 million retail investors losing faith in the market, widespread pessimism took hold. Experts continued to declare that A-shares needed an overhaul, while frustrated shareholders echoed the sentiment.
At the same time, Cao Chenghui's post on the Tianya Forum had gone viral, gaining exponential traction in the stock-trading community.
In just a few days, its influence had skyrocketed, amassing an astounding 11,700 replies.
The reason?
Zhongxin Securities had moved exactly as predicted—rising and then crashing in a textbook-perfect manner.
The ID "Weathering Salted Fish" had now become legendary among retail investors. His trading accuracy was almost supernatural. After the market closed, numerous followers flooded the forum thread with comments:
"The stock god is real! Bowing in admiration!"
"Zhongxin Securities dropped from 24.92 yuan to 16.71 yuan exactly as predicted!"
"I stayed up all night analyzing Feng Da's trade history. If this is real, it's absolutely mind-blowing! A-shares actually have someone this powerful?"
"It turns out there really is a stock god in the world!"
"Forget the short-term miracles—his Zhongxin Securities trade alone is legendary!"
"I still remember September 18th when Feng Da went all-in as the stock hit its limit-down. He held for seven days, then sold at over 24 yuan for massive profits! Buying at the lowest point and selling at the highest—isn't this every retail investor's dream?"
"But the most impressive part? After exiting, he publicly warned against holding. Now, Zhongxin Securities has crashed back exactly as he predicted!"
"It's been almost a month... Why hasn't the stock god posted again?"
The overwhelming buzz on the internet significantly boosted Cao Chenghui's influence, and as a result, Fang Hong's reputation soared.
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The Next Morning
Fang Hong didn't go to school that day. Instead, he chose to observe the market from home.
At Qunxing Capital, traders were diligently executing his strategy. With a clearly outlined plan in place, their job was simply to follow orders and execute trades with precision.
As for his personal securities account, Fang Hong was still actively trading. However, with Qunxing's billion-yuan investment, he no longer felt the same urgency as before.
Today's A-share market continued its downward trend, with the index breaking below 1,700 points in early trading, plummeting to 1,679 points, a sharp decline of over 2%. The market was now dangerously close to its previous low of 1,644 points.
Retail investors had grown numb to the market's collapse. From its former peak of 6,124 points, the index had crashed down to barely 1,600. At this point, even if it dropped below 1,000, no one would be surprised.
Fang Hong, however, remained composed. His trading strategy had shifted from high-intensity intraday scalping to a more calculated arbitrage approach, focusing on Zhongxin Securities.
At the moment, Zhongxin Securities was the most actively traded stock in the entire market, often exceeding 1 billion yuan in daily volume—sometimes even reaching six or seven billion yuan during news-driven spikes.
With such liquidity, even hundreds of millions in funds could be absorbed and liquidated within a single trading session.
That morning, Zhongxin Securities opened slightly higher at +0.18%. However, within just five minutes, its price plunged in a waterfall-like drop. By 9:43 AM, the stock had fallen to 16.08 yuan, down -3.77%. Seizing the opportunity, Fang Hong immediately deployed 15 million yuan to enter the stock.
His personal account originally held 18.5 million yuan, but two days ago, he had transferred 3.5 million yuan to Cao Chenghui—to buy a sports car.
After executing the trade, Fang Hong closed his trading software.
He suddenly recalled something—his social reputation system.
Upon checking, he was shocked by what he saw.
His reputation points had surged past 7 million, and his accumulated achievement points had reached 420,000—enough to redeem four item cards.
Analyzing the growth ratio, he realized one thing—Cao Chenghui had significantly contributed to this surge in influence.
Curious to confirm his theory, Fang Hong opened Tianya Forum and checked the thread.
As expected!
His post was now a hot topic, with replies exceeding 10,000.
After a brief moment of thought, Fang Hong made a decision.
He dialed Cao Chenghui's number.
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(Author's Note: Third update today! Don't forget to vote~~)