Chapter 848: Jiang God and Yang God Together in 83 Group_2

Chapter 848 -344: Jiang God and Yang God Together in 83 Group_2

The total size of the Chinese concept stocks isn’t small either. If you add up all the Chinese concept stocks in US Stocks, the total market cap is roughly around 2 trillion US Dollars.

That’s counting TSMC; TSMC and Ali take up the lion’s share, the two together are currently worth 1.5 trillion US Dollars.

You could call it a piece of meat that’s neither too big nor too small. Li Yang felt that once this round of liquidation was done, the next round would have a clear target.

This fund can survive for a few more years. A few years later, when he can no longer analyze the market from the macro situation, this fund will naturally have no need to exist.

The next day, he received a call from Mokduo.

“Mr. Li Yang, after our deliberation, we unanimously believe that the price you offered is indeed very tempting. It’s just that we do have some concerns, and we hope to sign some agreements with Mr. Li.”

“Go ahead.”

“The contents of the agreement mainly include but are not limited to you using all means on the internet to talk down Boeing and conduct public opinion guidance.”

Li Yang asked, “What exactly counts as public opinion guidance? We’re all legal finance people. What if we just state the facts?”

“That won’t do either! In this matter, we hope Wanliu Capital can remain silent. If any related content appears on the international version of Kuai Pai, we also hope the platform can block it and prevent it from gaining traction.”

“You can’t lump the affairs of two companies together like that.”

“We can pay more!”

“On that point, you need to go talk specifically with the international version of Kuai Pai. I may be a shareholder, but I don’t run things.”

“All right! Then shall we sign the agreement?”

“No problem, send your people over.”

…

In the morning, Li Yang gave Xiangnu a call.

“I’ve gotten a gig for the international version of Kuai Pai. Someone should be contacting you soon. Remember, the price cannot be lower than 5 billion US Dollars.”

Early in the morning, Xiangnu was stunned.

“Did you misspeak? 5 billion US Dollars?”

Where on earth could the international version of Kuai Pai land such a big job?

There aren’t many deals in the whole world worth that much.

“That’s right, that’s the number.”

It’s not that the international version of Kuai Pai is worth that much, it’s that Li Yang was offering enough cost-performance on this matter. Squeezing a bit out of Wall Street on the public opinion front, Wall Street wouldn’t care.

Just treat it as part of the cost of buying the stock.

“…”

Xiangnu had never imagined she could earn that much money after just one night’s sleep.

And sleeping alone at that.

If she’d slept with a certain someone…

Just look at Jiang Banxia—how much money does she have now?

Bai Qing too…

That big Aurora Studio, she really just handed it over like that?

Turns out, being love-brained has its perks.

She’d worked her ass off all these years and still hadn’t earned as much as Song Yu and Liu Ruyi.

Just because they’re concubines?

Her nominal net worth might not be low, but in reality the incentive shares of Kuai Pai can’t be cashed out. She barely has any chips on hand that can actually be liquidated.

Song Yu and the others not only have Wanliu Capital’s shares, but also Green Water Group’s shares. Those are excellent cash flows, assets they can cash out anytime.

Just a few hours later, Xiangnu received the relevant information. The other side didn’t beat around the bush; they directly said it had already been settled with Li Yang, and then they moved into the price negotiation phase.

Xiangnu clung to the 5 billion US Dollars bottom line and refused to budge, and in the end Wall Street agreed.

This was the easiest money Xiangnu had ever made.

It’s really not easy for Kuai Pai to make money. Ads have to be strictly vetted; they can’t contain any false claims, and the game ads also have to be strictly vetted so there’s no inducement to overspend, and so on.

After all the filtering, there are only a handful of companies left. Their ad spend is basically only several tens of millions a year, and anything over 100 million is very rare.

Ads that can exceed 100 million are basically from those Fortune 500 companies that need to run ads frequently to maintain their brand effect. They don’t care how many people are actually drawn in; they just need to tell people that there exists such a high-end brand in this world.

Those are the most worry-free ads: easily several hundred million a year and with no compliance headaches.

The ads from those small and medium companies are a nightmare. You never know whether the planner is an undercover agent or what; otherwise they absolutely wouldn’t use slanty-eyed caricatures and write inexplicable taglines.

Meanwhile, Wanliu Capital was also in contract talks with the people arranged by Wall Street.

The contract added a hefty breach penalty—80 billion US Dollars.

Wall Street was scared!

This penalty was enough to make sure Li Yang wouldn’t fool around.

For Li Yang, it was just about right…

And that’s how the deal was nailed down!

Two days later, all the funds from various parties arrived, and Boeing’s page also showed the news of Wanliu Capital’s equity transfer, just without disclosing the price.

Li Yang didn’t do anything; he just offloaded Boeing’s stock at a low price!

And right when that pinned announcement came out, Boeing’s share price collapsed.

At first, Wall Street thought it was the announcement’s impact. After all, some of the funds in there definitely belonged to Wanliu Capital’s followers.

All they had to do was take over those chips.

They could totally go tell people that even without Wanliu Capital, Boeing’s stock price would still rise.

Who’d driven the price up over the past half year? Wanliu Capital hadn’t done anything at all.

But as they kept buying, something felt off. It was like there was an endless supply of selling up above.

These weren’t a few million or a few tens of millions being dumped, but hundreds of millions at a time.

The moment they slackened even a bit, Boeing’s share price was slammed down 5%.

Recently the stock had mostly been moving sideways; it only rose about five or six percent in a whole month, and now that gain was wiped out in a single day.

The first thing they did was go on Kuai Pai to look for related information, but they found nothing.