High School Belle Fell in Love with Me-Chapter 181 - 130: Didn’t You See Who the Third Largest Shareholder of the Company Is? (Double - )
After setting the alarm, she closed her eyes and began to enjoy her rest.
Eventually, she fell asleep.
After she fell asleep, Li Yang took a shower and sat by the bed.
Today, Green Water Group hit the limit up.
Jiang Banxia’s current holdings in Green Water Group are valued at more than thirty million.
The better Green Water Group’s performance, the closer they are to revealing their hand.
It was just the beginning of November.
He monitored this stock daily, and through the top ten shareholders data, it was evident that several shareholders have been increasing their holdings.
Their increased holdings indicated that the chips in their hands were growing, with more chips being washed out.
Those few people themselves aren’t particularly capable; the truly formidable ones are the capital forces behind them.
Some capital has taken a liking to Green Water Group, especially its EU license.
If they can acquire it, selling it to some large groups could create a market value increment worth billions for them.
However, in the previous life, the merger was unsuccessful, even though they gained control over Green Water Group and cleared all the necessary relationships.
The merger failed not due to their capability but because EU orders nosedived in 2015, and large corporations lost interest, unwilling to pay a high price.
Unknowingly, it became mid-November.
Li Yang was checking the market, while Xiangnu and others were fully leveraging, and with the broker stocks surging this month, everyone had the patience to watch their accounts.
He Lewei and Chen Weixing were waiting for Song Yu’s store to open, while Li Yang was waiting for Bai Qing’s increased holdings.
On November 17, Green Water Group announced that major shareholder Bai Qing increased her holdings by 1.2 million shares at an average price of 12.47 yuan, costing 15 million.
On November 18, Bai Qing increased her holdings again by 800,000 shares at an average price of 12.98, costing 10.38 million.
Evidently, she already knew that if she didn’t increase her holdings, she’d miss the opportunity.
Since there’s no way she could come up with hundreds of millions, these over 20 million are perhaps all the money she has, hoping to give other investors the confidence to hold onto their chips.
That night, Li Yang accepted Jiang Banxia’s request again, at which point Jiang Banxia’s holdings in Green Water Group had exceeded fifty million in value.
It was related to the continuous rise in Green Water Group’s value, as well as her frequent trading.
She could maximize capturing most of the fluctuations.
In these ten trading days, Green Water Group rose by 40 points, while Jiang Banxia had a floating profit of over 60 points.
Li Yang’s capital had 80% in Tonghuashun, which rose 50 points in these ten trading days.
The remaining 20% was initially in Lanshi Heavy Equipment for a wave, then entirely into Dongcai.
Dongcai’s increase was slightly lower; even though he secretly got two boards in Lanshi Heavy Equipment, the overall yield was on par with Tonghuashun.
On November 21, Bai Qing increased her holdings again, but this time with only 300,000 shares.
On November 23, Bai Qing increased by 100,000 shares.
On November 24, Bai Qing increased by 5,000 shares.
That marked the complete end of Bai Qing’s increase phase; until the end of November, Bai Qing did not increase her holdings even by a single share.
Altogether, it cost nearly 30 million.
Jiang Banxia was also even more exhausted because Green Water Group’s market was very volatile; with major shareholders increasing holdings, the value could rise by five or six points daily, riding the wave of the entire A-share market and skyrocketing, becoming worth over seven billion.
Under normal circumstances, it would attract market chase, but in this environment, it’s just ordinary.
Many stocks have doubled in a month, with about a hundred stocks hitting the limit up every day; the entire brokerage sector rose over 50 points in a month.
Dongcai rose by 82%, while Tonghuashun rose by 125%.
December 6, Monday.
Li Yang was preparing for his midterms, but there was no choice; after one class, he hurried back to the dormitory.
Today, Green Water Group hit the limit down.
The highest market value had soared to 8.5 billion, but with today’s massive chips being thrown out, it inevitably hit the limit down.
What could he do?
Of course, he would bottom-fish!
The sell-off by capital was the final step in collecting chips; slamming it down to the limit here could virtually wash out all the deep-seated chips.
Even though Li Yang knew the brokers would still have a two-day boom and would only decline after mid-month, walking bearish throughout the month.
He still had to painfully surrender the chips and exit.
He cleared Dongcai’s holdings, totaling 60 million.
At the limit down price, he bought chips in batches.
Even knowing Green Water Group would hit the limit down again tomorrow, and that buying cost would be lower, he had to first take a portion now.
Otherwise, there wouldn’t be this many tomorrow.
He took them down in chunks of hundreds of thousands, spending a full 40 million by the close.
The remaining 20 million was the broker’s.
Jiang Banxia didn’t chat with him that day.
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On December 7, Green Water Group opened and hit the limit down again.
Li Yang had to sell off half of his Tonghuashun holdings, then frantically grab chips.
The 40 million in chips from the day before only accounted for 0.5% of the total stock, not conspicuous.
And today, he plunged in 80 million because the stock price was hammered down again, making this 80 million account for 1.1% of the total stock, just two points shy of the top ten shareholders.
On this day, Jiang Banxia still didn’t chat with him.
On December 8, Green Water Group again opened limit down.
This time, Li Yang cleared all of Tonghuashun, and after repaying the broker’s funds, he still had 205 million left.
