Reborn with Consumption System-Chapter 412 - 202: Snatching Food from the Tiger’s Mouth_3
So, what value does it have after the speculative bonus period of a fake reorganization passes?
"Old Xu will definitely take this opportunity to exit the market as quickly as possible, rest assured!"
These words made Jiao Fangyan admire Han Lie to the point of prostration.
"I understand now... No wonder Liu Minghao has praised you as a peerless genius. Your ability to clear the fog and see the essence is simply amazing!"
Clearing the fog is a bit of an overstatement.
Knowing the outcome in advance and then working backward during trading is actually quite simple.
This is a form of dominance due to an information advantage, not genuine foresight.
Han Lie smiled without saying a word, not engaging in any self-promotion or boasting—Jiao Fangyan doesn’t buy into that; she prefers a mature, steady, modest, and restrained man.
Just to emphasize: He wasn’t trying to flirt with her; he was just unconsciously presenting the best side of himself.
Guys must understand this, right?
Having discussed this far, the target was set; next, they had to consider the "safe zone."
Jiao Fangyan began to draw lines and calculate, showcasing her professionalism to Han Lie.
"Wei Hua’s current price is 12.68; even if it dips to 12 dollars on Monday, our cost can be controlled to a maximum of 12.5. It can’t be helped; the fund size is already quite large.
"Assuming General Manager Xu really holds 15% of the float, with an average cost of 11.5, then to clear all his shares, the stock price must be pushed to at least 18 dollars, achieving a 50% rise and forming a fake third wave.
"Too low won’t work; it won’t attract enough market enthusiasm. Too high and it’s easy to trigger a mass sell-off, leading to excessive upward pressure. So somewhere between 18 to 20 dollars is a reasonable target, striking a vivid and proper balance.
"Once the fake third wave is formed, those seasoned retail investors who swear by wave theory will definitely raise their expectations above 22 dollars. Because the third wave is typically the longest. The first wave saw a 60% increase, and the second wave rose nearly 80% from its lowest point. So, a 100% rise for the third wave sounds reasonable, right?
"Then, General Manager Xu will surge the price above 18 dollars and liquidate on the rise, afterward building a small platform as the price falls back, consolidating for a few days before making a false breakout, ultimately forming a double-top M shape at the peak. Throughout the process, he’ll need to sell off at least one-third of the shares, around 5% to 6%.
"After that, if I were operating, I would proactively trigger a crash to hit the limit-down at the double top, luring retail investors and day traders in to buy the dip. Wei Hua has already experienced a ’floor-to-ceiling’ day before; retail investors will definitely see the pattern and rush in, betting on a rebound. If all goes well, another 2% can be sold off that day.
"The next day, continue to force it to limit-down, trapping retail investors who chased the highs and significantly reducing the selling pressure. Then, slowly unload during a slight downtrend, disposing of another approximate 2%. Between 11.5 and 12.5, quietly provoke a minor rebound, luring retail investors in again and selling off another 3%. The last 3% of the position might have to be sold all the way down to 8 dollars.
"But looking at the overall cost, there’s still profit to be made; five or eight per share is not a problem. However, our safety zone cannot reach 18 dollars—17 at most.
"To summarize, my profit target is between 4.5 to 5.5, depending on the intraday T+0 opportunities. What do you think?"
I think it’s good, really good!
Jiao Fangyan’s performance left Han Lie feeling pleasantly surprised.
Her tactics were exquisite, her predictions perfect, yet she was not greedy, only consuming the meat of the fish.
Traders who insist on cleaning up every last bit of the fish’s tail can’t handle large funds.
The "buy at the lowest, sell at the highest" strategy fantasized about in novels is nonsense.
You couldn’t do that even if you were cheating.
Once funds reach the tens-of-millions level, you yourself become a significant force in the market. Every move you make has an impact—how could it still be so precise?
The truly reasonable approach is to consume the highly certain gains and leave a small position to seek less certain excess profits.
Or simply consume the certainty and then turn around to look for the next opportunity.
Trading is a long-term, continuous process. The real winners are those who succeed over time, not those who reach the highest peak.
Jiao Fangyan’s methods are good—stable and clear-headed.
"I think it’s feasible, let’s follow your plan!"
Han Lie raised his voice a little, giving her a somewhat more enthusiastic affirmation.
Jiao Fangyan pursed her lips with a smile, not too smug, but visibly pleased.
"Now there’s another problem—we’re using the company account, which isn’t easy to divide. Just buying over a hundred million will alert General Manager Xu immediately. If we increase our position to seventy-five percent, buying three hundred million, you can imagine it will definitely attract short-term targeting..."
"The time window is limited, don’t worry about his targeting."
Han Lie waved his hand, his smile somewhat mysterious.
"In fact, I think it’s more likely that Old Xu will take the initiative to contact us..."
"Huh?"
Jiao Fangyan widened her eyes, looking a bit adorable.
She had previously worked in the proprietary trading department of a state-owned enterprise and still knew too little about these intricate maneuvers.
Han Lie thought for a moment, then decided to discuss something more substantial with her.
"The era of stock manipulation in our country’s securities market theoretically began to fade in the first decade of the new century. What we’re seeing now is its twilight, the last vestiges of these non-mainstream practices.
"What’s the future mainstream? Several public and private funds forming a de facto concerted action, but note—we do not collude; we only share similar philosophies. The old-fashioned method where large capital takes a long-term position in a single stock, manipulating prices in coordination with corporate news for pump and dump, is too outdated and also too dangerous."
