"Any market has its own endogenous laws, and our economics is about finding these economic laws, then understanding and exploiting them. Some people say that the financial market is like the temper of your girlfriend. The blue sky and white clouds one second were suddenly storms the next, but what I want to tell you is that even if your girlfriend loses her temper, there must be signs!"

In the Chicago Futures Exchange lobby, an economics professor is taking his students to experience the market atmosphere on the spot and teach them the concept of respecting market laws.

It was just a coincidence that he also gave an example of Minnesota wheat, which had been very popular recently: "You all saw Mr. McClass clamoring on the radio station that Zhou Ming's revenge would not be successful. Why did he dare to say that? It was because he grasped the market rules and confirmed that Minnesota wheat would not fall again. So now you can look at it again. The soaring rise of Minnesota wheat proves that Zhou Ming's so-called revenge by that Chinese is a joke!"

The professor said his words loudly and firmly, but as he said that he saw his students all showed a very surprised expression and pointed his hand behind him.

The professor turned around immediately, and then he was also confused because the Minnesota wheat that had soared all the way out of his mouth just now was falling.

However, the professor is a professor after all, and he is still at a certain level. He then sorted out his emotions and explained: "The decline is also a normal economic law. Because Minnesota wheat has been rising for half a month, it is very normal for the market to undergo some technical adjustments, but under the protection of the market operation rules, it is only a certain extent, and a large-scale decline is never possible."

The professor said strongly, but reality quickly slapped him hard, because in the next hour, Minnesota wheat continued to plummet by more than 7 percentage points, and people with a little common sense understood that this was a collapse.

The sudden collapse of Minnesota wheat made the old professor suddenly suspicious of himself. He couldn't understand why Minnesota wheat suddenly collapsed. There was no sign in advance: there was no quality of Minnesota wheat, and no other negative news about Minnesota wheat. Why did it suddenly collapse? This is simply unscientific!

Of course, this unlucky old professor was caught off guard by the collapse of Minnesota wheat, but also the media in the United States, because at the moment the Chicago Futures Exchange opened, they also gave the prediction that "Minnesota wheat will continue to rise in the last trading day."

Although it is not uncommon for the media to eat what they say before they return, the problem is that what they are preparing now is the manuscripts that Minnesota wheat continues to open high and close high. This sudden collapse directly disrupted the rhythm of all media and made them in a hurry.

So there was a strange situation in a TV station during the live broadcast: "We know that Minnesota wheat has risen very well in the past half month. Just like on the farm, we have reason to believe that it will still rise today. Let's look at the curve chart of the opening today. It is obvious that Minnesota wheat has risen again, but it is rising and rising... it falls..."

This famous saying "It's going to fall as it goes up" undoubtedly contracted the classic joke of the United States at the end of this year, and the unlucky host was dismissed from the TV station for this.

But for flat chest, this is not

I blame this guy because he is broadcasting news about the rise in Minnesota wheat, but you have a downward chart. How can you react?

But that's how it happens. There will always be someone who takes the blame when it happens. It depends on who is unlucky to run into it.

However, this sentence "It goes down as it rises" is the best summary of the current situation of Minnesota wheat. It happened suddenly without any signs or anyone expected it.

Experts from various research institutions began to get busy and analyze the reasons for the sudden plunge of Minnesota wheat. Some people think that this is a technical adjustment of the market and a regular behavior of the market. Some people call it "Black Monday in the futures market", linking Minnesota wheat with the stock market crash 11 years ago, and it all suddenly plummeted without warning.

Seeing these experts and scholars looking at the funny look of their reasons, Zhou Ming just wanted to laugh because he knew that this was caused by a simple sell-off.

Just when the Chicago Futures Exchange opened in the morning, when Zhou Ming found out that the market was abnormal, he immediately contacted Morgan, Rockefeller and Teesman and others to sell together.

Zhou Ming is selling, and McClass is selling. Such selling behavior will of course cause panic in the entire market, and further down the market will be avalanche effect.

Piero called Zhou Ming immediately. He thanked Zhou Ming very much on the phone for telling him generously, saying that if Zhou Ming had notified this matter in advance, they would have taken a step later, they would have suffered heavy losses.

Not only Piero, but also Rockefeller's Freeman and Citigroup's Tisman also called Zhou Ming excitedly.

This time, Zhou Ming took them to play a standard selling order. Since when the Chicago futures market opened, there were still many buy orders in the market, and selling could be sold out at that time. But later, when the market reacted, there was nothing we could do about it after the market was selling orders.

This kind of scouting is a heartbeat, so even the capital giants like Piero can be so excited.

Because of Zhou Ming's accurate prediction, the trust of these wealthy families in Zhou Ming has increased to a higher level. Zhou Ming sometimes even thinks that if this is a cultivation game, I'm afraid the progress bar on these guys' heads will have at least 70 or 80 percentage points.

After hanging up Piero and the others' praise call, Zhou Ming also organized a meeting with Chen Shuye Ning and Boya. Although he successfully predicted the opponent's actions this time, he still needed to analyze why so that he could better conduct the next analysis.

In the analysis, Chen Shu and Ye Ning habitually regarded McClass and Midland Dennis as a whole, believing that this was their premeditated sale.

"They should have inferred a large amount of funds flowing into Minnesota wheat through the sudden surge in Minnesota wheat in the past three days. They acted to reduce risks." Chen Shu speculated.

Boya completely agreed with Chen Shu about this sale of McClass, hoping to use the current good increase to cover up his retreat from the market, but Boya did not agree to regard McClass and Midland Dennis as a whole.

"This is definitely not an action under coordinated command, they are more like they are fleeing each other."

Beya's guess is not completely unfounded, because he

It is believed that if McCross and the others retreat under unified command, they should try not to disturb the market, that is, add water while releasing water, and adopt batch-based methods.

"To be honest, if they were like that, we probably wouldn't find it easy. It could be an hour or two. Who knows, it's just that it must be too late to find out."

"But they didn't do that, but from the beginning they were all trying to sell out, as if they were playing games."

Boya believes that there is only one reason for this, that is, they did not discuss each other, but were more like betrayal of each other.

"They are like three people chased by wolves. No one wants to be the last one, so they all sold them at the first time, which will inevitably alarm the market." Boya said.

As the younger generation focused on cultivating the Morgan family, Boya's judgment is still very accurate. Of course, or it can be said that as a person who grew up in a wealthy capital family, he is very clear about the nature of these wealthy capital families. They cannot form a hardcore alliance that can advance and retreat together in the true sense. Once something goes wrong, they will run faster than anyone else, and betrayal transactions are very common.

This is the case. McClane Midland and Dennis both posted their sell orders as soon as the Chicago Futures Exchange opened, racing against time.

It is normal for them not to want their own interests to be damaged, but their operations will be very classic next.

As Zhou Ming contacted Morgan and others to keep up with the selling pace. After the large-scale selling caused the entire market to collapse, the three of them realized that they had messed up, so Midland and Dennis immediately rushed to McLaren's manor, and then accused the other party and McLaren of colluding with each other and selling in the futures market in front of McLaren, which resulted in such a situation.

The standard thief shouts to catch the thief!

In fact, McClass is very suspicious that it was these two guys who colluded with each other to sell each other and caused the current situation. But now they started to doubt and quarrel loudly in front of themselves, which made it impossible for McClass, who is the leader, to continue to pursue the matter.

"Okay, I think the main responsibility for this matter is the damn Chinese, not our problem." McClellon came forward to be a peacemaker. He knew very well that these two guys were afraid that they would want such an effect, but he had no choice but to do this, otherwise the already fragile cooperative relationship between them would soon break down.

When Midland and Dennis, who were already performing with each other, immediately stopped making peace. The speed and natural expressions changed, made McClan feel uncomfortable as if he had eaten ten thousand dead flies.

McClane wanted to take off his shoes and slapped them hard on the faces of these two shameless guys, but in order to save the overall situation, McClane could only bear it.

McClane then told them: "Although the market has changed now, and the Chinese and Morgan sold Minnesota wheat together to cause a collapse, I still said that the value of my wheat is always there, and he cannot be shorted. Even if they succeed for a while, it will definitely rise in the future. Their current approach is just to give us money."

Midland and Dennis both laughed because that was exactly what they planned after they decided to sell.
Chapter completed!