7 It Really Increased!

"This—"

"How could it be—"

The whole live broadcast room was stunned.

Ryan actually became so popular in such a short period of time.

"Look— what is he doing?"

They saw Ryan stopped walking and fiddling with his phone.

"Is he playing games at a time like this?"

"He has such an impromptu personality."

But what followed stunned everyone.

Even the program team was stunned.

This was the era of short videos and the entire world was making money out of it.

With simple steps, Ryan had created a social media account.

That platform hadn't even audited his account and instantly approved it.

He was going to bring a huge amount of traffic.

Ryan held his phone and said to the camera, "Hello everyone, I'm the brat you all think I am, Ryan. Next, I'll show you how I take off."

He had only recorded such a small part.

The message on his phone showed, "Mr. Ryan, you have activated the live stream function."

If an ordinary person wanted to start a live stream, they had to fulfill some conditions.

However, as soon as Ryan created his account, his fans exceeded 10,000, instantly fulfilling the conditions.

He tapped on his phone and turned on the camera. He handed it to the program team behind him and said, "Hold it. Just shoot the whole thing."

"This—"

"Isn't this a little too much?"

"As expected of a child from a rich family."

"Who said that he doesn't have money to eat?"

"He started a live stream with such high traffic. Is there anyone here who still wants to claim that he will starve to death?"

"Damn, I didn't expect that. This devilish brat still has some business brain."

"Is live streaming very profitable?"

"D*mn, don't you know that internet celebrities are making a lot of money every day? This brat is so smart."

Ryan immediately told everyone present about his streaming account.

"Wow, this boy is so handsome. He always has an excellent disposition."

"Yeah, he looks like a real prince."

"Is this a child from a middle-class family? Why does he have such a calm disposition? Look at him in front of so many people, he doesn't have any stage fright at all."

The program team was also speechless.

It hadn't even been an hour since he left the company.

How did the wind change so quickly?

Walking into the trading hall, Ryan looked at the big electronic screen, the movements of various stocks.

"Turtle Technology."

Investment Report: 10% 

This was obviously a new stock, but many people didn't think highly of it.

Actually, 10% was fine.

But Ryan didn't think much of it.

"Starfish Technology."

Investment Return: -180%

Ryan shook his head. Whoever invested in this stock would lose their pants.

But there were still many people who were copying data with small notebooks in hand. They were probably looking forward to a big rise.

"Sky City"

Investment Return: 0%

Investment Cycle: 1 day

Recommended Investment: 0 dollars

Reason: Poor management

As he read the stocks one by one.

Ryan shook his head.

The loophole in the stock market was indeed big.

Even a systematic person like Ryan, could not pick out a good stock. How many people in the trading hall could make a profit?

This was with the help of a system.

If there was no system, the old him might have jumped into the hole facing this many stocks—even with all his tactics.

Like Starfish Technology, it was a good stock in Ryan's eyes.

In fact, it was a huge hole. He had invested 10,000 dollars into it and ended up losing all of it.

And even if the other stocks had some returns, they were only small amounts of money. Ryan didn't consider them because after deducting the transaction fees there would be nothing left. He might as well deposit the money into the bank.

Moreover, his principal was too little.

His eyes kept sweeping across the screen.

The people around him ignored him.

The people who gambled only cared about their results. They did not care about anything else.

As for the people in the live broadcast room.

The program team treated Ryan and those in the hall equally.

"This brat still wants to buy stocks."

"What a brat! I think Ryan will immediately become an internet celebrity once the program ends."

"I'm a little envious of this brat now. He's obviously scum, but he has become an internet celebrity because of the show.

"I watched his live stream just now, and there were more than two thousand people watching."

"Have you guys ever thought? Once the show ends, most of the people watching it will know of Ryan's existence? So when the show ends, his fans will skyrocket.

Right now, it's only because the live broadcast is by the program team, so his fanbase didn't explode.

Because most of them are watching the live broadcast by the program team."

At this moment, Ryan's eyes were fixed on the big trading screen that was constantly changing.

In other people's eyes, Ryan was being hesitant about his choice of stocks to buy.

"This kid, he must be stunned by the colorful big screen."

"Index, K-line chart, MACD index, daily trend. People who haven't been in the market for a year can't understand it at all. This kid must be confused.

He might as well interact with his fans."

"I think, at this time, he's probably regretting about quitting the job."

While the audience was discussing, the investors who had been looking up and down at the big trading screen and their small notebooks couldn't help but to notice Ryan.

Their faces were filled with disdain.

"This is a middle-class second generation, he's just a nobody. He actually quit his father's hard-earned position on the first day."

Three minutes later.

"San Francisco Department Store."

Investment Report: 900%

Investment Cycle: 21 minutes.

Recommended Investment: 3 million dollars to 8 million dollars.

Reason: San Francisco Department Store's extreme performance will be exposed. At the same time, the competitor—Alma's supermarket chain—will be exposed to a scandal, causing the capital to shrink. Then, the price will rise, and the stock will rise.

For this, Ryan did not have any hesitation in his heart, he was sure.

The opportunity was fleeting.

In America, even those who were underage could register for an account.

Americans had investment education at a young age, middle-class families would register an account for their young children.

Ryan immediately invested his 10,000 dollars without the slightest bit of hesitation.

The experienced investors at the trading venue could not help but frown as they witnessed the scene.

'What?'

'San Francisco Department Store?'

'Who would buy that gimmick.'

'This kid is like a newborn calf that isn't afraid of tigers.'

The 10,000 dollars would probably go down the drain.

Although department store stocks were stable, they definitely would not bring high returns in the short term.

If he bought these stocks for the long term—with the development of the supermarket—there might bring some profit.

"It's fine. The prodigal has made a move. Even if he loses money, I reckon his live streams will earn it back."

"Sigh, the morals of the world are declining. Live streaming is so profitable, but I haven't even earned a hundred dollars even though I've been live streaming for three months."

"But he's smart. He used the high exposure of the program team to open a live broadcast. All of a sudden, thousands of people are watching it online?"

"Sigh, it's really the ordinary people who have no way out."

The live broadcast room grumbled.

Many people criticized Ryan for buying stocks.

But more people were jealous that Ron had started doing live streams, and his live stream's popularity was increasing steadily.

Even if he had lost his money, he would earn it back quickly.

There weren't many people who believe that his stocks could make money.

"But compared to the live broadcast, this brat has resigned his father's position today."

"Eh, are you guys watching?"

Everyone's eyes were focused on the big trading screen.

"It's going upwards—"

The stocks of San Francisco Supermarket.

"13.42."

"13.78."