$2 billion in Leverage!

Seeing Adams's worried face, Martha asked,

"Honey, do you have a problem?"

"You know, the guys at Rust Lake and I shorted T Company and made a lot of money."

The rumor is that Rust Lake in the air profits up to more than a billion, Martha as the bank's financial manager is certainly aware of this matter.

"Now we have a new goal!"

Martha immediately had the spirit, even the legs are not soft, quickly asked: "you have what good project?"

"Short the stock index!"

You'd think Martha would look worried when she heard that, shorting the stock index was against the whole financial capital.

But her face was so full of excitement and excitement that Adams felt he had underestimated the woman.

Yeah, well, you can't get to the top of the bank without some skills, and Martha has the ability to impress Tebow.

"What can I do for you?

Martha wanted to join Adams, too, and after seeing the huge profits in the stock market, she was intrigued.

"I need a loan of about $200 million."

Without any collateral, it's impossible to get a $200 million loan.

No bank would dare to do so.

But that wasn't a problem for Martha, who took the gamble, believing Adams could pay it back.

She immediately said that she would help Adams in the shortest possible time to apply for a loan.

Looking into Martha's earnest eyes, Adams knew the leverage plan was half way there.

...

After only a few days, the process went to Thibault, who didn't mean to give Martha a hard time and gave her a nice compliment.

Even without any collateral, there was no question of Adams' ability to pay his debts. He knew that Adams owned several hundred million dollars of farm land.

In her own right, Martha secured a highly profitable loan business for the bank.

So he approved Martha's application right away.

Not deterred by a $200 million deposit from the bank, Adams reached out to Tebow, an old fox.

On a second visit, Adams received a lavish reception and was shown into his office by Thibault.

Smoking the cigar That Tebow handed him, Adams took his time and chatted with Tebow about the latest stock market.

Recently the stock market has indeed ushered in a wave of bull market, almost all stocks are rising.

Stock bonus makes people crazy, there are many people will buy fund money into the stock market, want to eat this wave of dividend.

The rising stock market has also become a hot topic of discussion among office workers. Almost all of them will talk about the stock market while taking a coffee break, showing off their gains in the stock market yesterday.

"Rust Lake Capital put most of my investments into oil and energy stocks, and the results surprised even me."

Listening to Adams, Thibault was both envious and enchanted, wondering if he, too, should buy some of rust Lake's new fund.

Adams instead turned the conversation to loans.

"Old friend, I'm going to borrow some more money from your bank."

"How much?"

There was no pressure on Tebow, and the more Adams borrowed, the higher the interest payments, and the better their bank did this year.

"Two billion!

At that number, Thibault's cigar almost fell onto his suit.

Why does Adams borrow so much every time?

$2 billion is a lot of money, and you can start several modest funds with it.

What the hell is this guy up to?

"Don't panic old friend, you think the stock market is so good now, I borrow 2 billion to invest in the stock market, I can make more money back soon, interest I also can afford, so you don't have any mental burden."

Seeing Adams so sure of himself gave Thibault pause. The last time Adams asked him for a loan, he hesitated and lost a big deal.

I can't afford to miss it this time.

"But $2 billion is too much!"

Thibault didn't say the next thing, and Adams knew what he meant, in case he couldn't pay it back.

"My farm can be valued at $400 million in the future, the restructured real estate company at least $400 million, plus the shares of Rust Lake, don't add up to $2 billion?"

"It's just valuation!" Tebow wanted to say this, but he didn't want to punch Adams in the face, so he silently added something to his mind.

Seeing that Thibau was still hesitating, Adams added, "Rest assured, I won't touch the $200 million I borrowed from Massana. It's all for interest payments. There won't be any problems in the short term."

It suddenly occurred to Thibault that Adams had borrowed $200 million for just that purpose, and he calculated that if he used the $200 million to pay interest, there would be no problems for at least five years.

In five years he would be able to retire, and what would it matter if anything happened?

So what if something goes wrong, and by then, Adams's business may be worth more than $2 billion.

Thibault was relieved of his burden, and he whispered,

"What about my benefits?"

Adams understood and whispered, "I will open an account in your name at the new rust Lake fund. I will lend you the principal of $20 million and the interest will be yours."

He said the same thing to Martha.

There's no problem at all!

If there's a problem, he Tebow will fix it.

When they both knew each other and laughed, there was no obstacle to the loan.

Even Jason and Robert, who had been prepared, were taken aback when they saw up to 2 billion dollars coming in.

With just a word, Adams helped them generate nearly $2 billion in cash flow.

Jason thinks Adams misunderstood him a little. His expectations are pretty high. A billion would be great.

I didn't know Adams was so good that he got $2 billion, twice as much as he expected.

He couldn't help but say in front of everyone that letting Adams buy into the company was the smartest thing he had ever done.