Lynch once asked another person, a child, this sentence.

The child answered him - even in his dreams.

He was curious about how the prince of the kingdom, Hebers, would answer.

He didn't wait too long. Herbers came to his senses after a brief period of shock. He nodded, and all the unnecessary expressions on his face subsided. He knew what attitude and emotion to hold at what time.

"Of course, I like money and I want more money. So Mr. Lynch, do you have any good business that you can share with me?"

Lynch likes the undisguised greed on people's faces, which is much better than those who are prudish, but these people are also more difficult to deal with.

Those who are always careful to hide their innermost desires do not mean that they want to do so and prevent others from discovering their desires, but that they are unable to resist the wariness of others after their desires are discovered by others.

Even to attack.

They dare not expose themselves and are afraid of being hurt, but those who never conceal their desires are not so easy to deal with.

They don't hide it because even if you know their greed and desires, you can't do anything to them, so they don't need to hide their true intentions at all.

Herbers is such a person. His identity, status and money are enough for him to show his true self without worrying about other people's prying eyes.

This is also why some rich people are so "frank". That's because they don't need to care about the opinions of ordinary people at all. In their eyes, ordinary people are not even human beings.

Would you care about your actions because of a dog's gaze?

Lynch took out a banknote from his pocket, put it on the table and pushed it over.

Herbers looked at Lynch's serious and calm face for a while, then his eyes shifted to the banknotes in front of him, and he picked them up with his clean fingers.

"A banknote!", he glanced at Lynch, who nodded slowly, and Mr. Herbers' attention returned to the banknote.

He flipped through it several times and trembled, "If I'm not wrong, this is the local currency Galil. To be honest, it's not very valuable..."

Herbers shook his head and put the note back, "I don't think there is any business opportunity here, but I am very interested in the Nagaril Joint Development Company you have established. If you are willing,

I can buy some of your shares at a premium."

Nagaril actually has a lot of local products, such as spices, furs, animals, etc., which have good sales internationally, especially spices, which do not cost much and make money quickly.

slow.

In the past, when people wanted to buy things from here, they would first contact the Preton Trading Company, which would give them a quotation. Of course, they could also bypass the Preton Trading Company and contact the local indigenous people directly.

But from now on, some things are different. Nagaril United Development Company has taken over the work of Preton Commercial Bank and is doing it more strictly.

In view of the degree of activity of the federal navy in the Eastern Ocean, even if the Nagaril Joint Development Company has not yet expressed their rights, people know that this is a place that cannot be avoided.

For such a high-level monopoly interest group that has been digested internally, outsiders have no way to join it, let alone intervene. They can only find ways to obtain a part of the stock from certain shareholders and join it in a subordinate relationship.

In the board of directors.

If Lynch is willing to sell part of it, Herbers is willing to spend a lot of money to buy it. It is just the various quotas allocated from the equity every year, and it may only take him one year to earn back the money he took out.

Lynch shook his head, "The situation in United Company is more complicated than you think. As for this..." He picked up the small piece of paper casually, "It is about to appreciate in value."

"Appreciation?", Herbers was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and then said with a sneer, "Impossible, we all know the value and purpose of the existence of Nagaril United Development Company. In this case, I am willing to believe that the federation

Sol will have a significant increase in the near future, and I don’t believe that Galil will appreciate in value.”

"Because it was plundered by you, does its money become valuable?" Herbers said, shaking his shoulders, "I'm sorry, I'm used to telling the truth."

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that Nagaril is now a place used by the Federation to suck blood. In this case, Lynch said that Galil was going to appreciate in value. It was simply a joke, which gave Herbers a very special feeling.

feeling.

He couldn't tell whether Lynch looked down on his professionalism in this area, or whether Lynch himself was an idiot?

Lynch could roughly feel a strange smile in Herbers's eyes. He turned his head and looked out the window. Just as he was about to pick up the coffee cup and take a sip, he put his raised hand back down.

There is a layer of dust floating on the surface of the coffee. This may be related to the fact that there are many people gathering outside and the dust is flying.

"Have you seen it, countless people?" Lynch said. Herbers followed his gaze and looked into the distance, but did not answer. He was waiting for what Lynch would say later.

Lynch took out his cigarette case and lit one for himself, "We can't send everyone in the federation to work here, probably only a part of them, and you know, federal unions and various laws favor the working class.

Arrived in heaven!"

The laws related to workers in the Byler Federation are the most complete, which also gives many people who don't know the inside story a wrong perception. They will think that the working class has stood up and can fight against the capitalists.

So when Lynch talked about this, Herbers nodded naturally. No matter what, the welfare benefits of federal workers are among the best in the world, and there are laws and workers' unions to protect them.

"We not only have to actively prepare various materials and bear the transportation costs of some heavy machinery, but also spend a large sum of money to pay the wages of these people..."

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Lynch took out a few more banknotes and placed them on the table, "So is there any way to give them less money?", he took them away.

Got one.

At this time, Herbers's thinking had already caught up with Lynch's, and he almost blurted out, "Let the Galil appreciate and pay the domestic currency directly according to the foreign exchange rate."

His eyes widened immediately, because at this time, he finally understood why Galil "appreciated" in value.

"Anyone who can come up with such a method, I have to say he is a shameless person!" Herbers took out his pipe and knocked on the holder.

Lynch smiled and nodded without any worries, "Thank you for the compliment, Mr. Herbers..."

This is a very shameless little trick that no one has used before, but the essence of finance and capital remains the same and has never changed, no matter how it looks on the outside.

So Mr. Herbers guessed the truth at once.

Assume that a Nagali person needs one hundred Galils per day as his daily salary, and ten thousand people have to pay them one million Galils a day. Such payment does not bring any benefit to the capitalists.

But Lynch provided people with the possibility that he would not pay Galil directly, or that he would pay people Galil as a salary settlement currency, but the statement was not one hundred Galil per day.

The daily salary of these people is one federal sole. Assuming that the exchange rate between the two is one federal sole to one hundred galiles, during the payment process, one federal sole automatically becomes one hundred galiles.

.

But if the exchange rate of the Galil is pushed up at this time, for example, to the extent that one federal sole is exchanged for eighty galils, federal businessmen will still have to pay a daily salary of "one federal sole".

For these people, for the convenience of statistics and calculations, after all, the federal sol is not the legal currency of the country, so the first-order legal currency will naturally be used for settlement.

They only need to pay local workers a salary of eighty Galils according to the current real-time exchange rate!

Isn't it very simple for them to suddenly save 20% of labor costs without harming their interests?

Just simply pushing up the exchange rate of the Galil can instantly relieve a lot of financial pressure on federal developers. As much as the Galil appreciates, federal businessmen can benefit from it.

This is indeed shameless and despicable, but this is finance and this is capital.

Herbers couldn't help but pick up the worthless little thing again. As an international banker, he was already aware of the wealth inside it.

Once the Galil appreciates, the most direct change in wealth will be the exchange rate market, followed by a chain reaction in some countries that have trade relations with the Galil.

The appreciation of Galil means that they will get more benefits in terms of imports, and this is exactly what Nagaril needs now. This is no longer a simple and pure financial capital game. It is combined with geopolitics.

International politics, international finance and world capital operations and many other means.

Holding the pipe in his mouth, Herbers felt that the small piece of paper in his hand weighed more than a thousand pounds.

After a while, he pursed his lips and put down the money, "If it's just you and me, there's no way we can do this."

Lynch shook his head slightly and said, "Many people will join in. The Nagaril United Development Company, the Nagaril United Kingdom, and even the federal government will also promote this matter."

Herbers looked at Lynch and suddenly felt that this young man was a little scary, but this fear came and went quickly. There was only a moment of illusion that made him not sure whether he was afraid of this young man.

moment.

"You tell me this, I can get rid of you and do it alone, so what do you hope to get from me?" Herbers put the pipe on the table, he took out a handkerchief and wiped his lips, "I am a

A morally obsessive person, if you provide me with information, then I will help you."

"Is there anything I can do for you, or some business we can do together?"

Lynch nodded, "I want to loan Galil a lot."

"A large amount?" Herbers did not ask Lynch what he wanted these worthless bills for, nor did he want to know. What he wanted to know was how much Lynch planned to ask for.

Lynch nodded, "Yes, a large amount. As a guarantee, of course, I have hundreds of millions of Gaevra bonds here, and I believe they are also willing to honor them."
Chapter completed!