Chapter 13 A Gamble of Up to 500 Million

It may be that everything has been going well recently, and Adams thought this investment would be very smooth.

As a result, as soon as he said his intentions, Jason, who had just sobered up from a hangover, rejected him.

"I'm sorry, we don't need the money of a nouveau riche. Although we are down, we won't ask for your charity."

Jason's words were sharp, and it seemed that accepting Adams' money was a very humiliating thing for him, without considering Adams' feelings at all.

His words aroused Adams' competitive spirit. He felt that he was no worse than these geniuses, and his IQ test was around 120. It was just a lack of opportunities before.

Before that, Rust Lake Capital wasn't his best option or his only option, but Jason's attitude angered him.

Now he just wants to convince Jason, if he can't get Rust Lake capital, how can he conquer the sea of ​​stars.

With that in mind, he called Jason again.

The other party was obviously annoyed by the entanglement, and asked in a scolding tone: "What do you want? Am I not clear enough? Do you want me to clarify it again?"

"How about we take a gamble? If I lose, I will give you 10 million for free. If you win, you may consider my investment."

Most people who play financial capital are all like gambling, and Jason is no exception.

He is immediately interested in Adams' proposal.

With his IQ, he is also good at counting cards at the gambling table, and their first venture capital was won in Las Vegas.

And in this game, Adams was obviously at loss.

No matter whether he lost or won, he didn't lose the slightest bit, and a fool would not bet.

"What are you going to bet on, blackjack is still dice, let's talk about it first, I don't have any money for gambling."

"Let's bet on the company's stock. I'm not optimistic about the company's stock, and I plan to short it with $500 million."

"T Company? Are you planning to buy or fall?" Jason skillfully opened his notebook and found relevant information about T Company.

He was keenly aware that the stock value of T Company was greater than the market value it should have, and he couldn't find the problem for a while.

He vaguely felt that this was indeed an opportunity to sell short.

He was arrogant and didn't want to ask Adams for advice in a low-key manner.

Robert, who was watching the fun, pushed Jason and gave him a wink.

The two of them had been together for a long time, and naturally understood what he meant.

"Okay, let's bet on the stock of T company. You can hire us to complete the plan of shorting T company, and you will give us a 10% commission after the event is completed. Even if the shorting fails, you will also give us a commission of 10 million."

Hearing this, Adamston felt that Jason had taken the bait, and immediately said cheerfully: "Okay, I believe in your ability, study their recent transactions carefully, maybe there will be unexpected gains, as for the money, I will call within two days. to your account."

After hanging up the phone, Jason looked at his good brother Robert with puzzled eyes, hoping he could explain why he was forced to agree to Adams' employment.

"Don't you think this upstart is very courageous. As soon as he opens his mouth, he is 500 million to short a listed company with an excellent reputation."

"Yes, so what? Isn't that all upstarts?"

Jason smiled deliberately: "You don't really intend to let this upstart become a shareholder."

"Why not, Jason, wake up, I have received more than a dozen resignation letters this week, even Lucy..."

"What happened to Lucy, does she want to leave us too?"

"Jason, don't blame her, she used to be a gold trader in charge of several funds, and she is indeed overkill in our case."

"Adams, perhaps our only option now."

"Don't you think that his investment sense is unusually keen, and even you haven't noticed anything unusual about T Company's stock."

Being questioned by his partner like this, Jason's face was a little bad, and he still found a reason for himself: "There are so many stocks in the world, who would notice a small company with a market value of several billion?"

"Small company of billions?" Robert patted Jason on the shoulder. "Then what are we. Jason, you really need to learn from Adams."

Jason suddenly woke up.

Adams, an upstart worth more than 600 million, was looking for opportunities down-to-earth, while in crisis, he was still fantasizing about the olive branch of the big foundation.

Seeing the partners who were struggling together leave one by one, they did nothing, indulging in alcohol all day.

Jason's eyes lit up with fighting spirit again.

He nodded towards Robert and said, "I know how to do it. Now we are going to collect the most detailed transaction information of T Company."