The first thousand two hundred and seventy-six chapters of the admission of the American consortium
When Vancouver ushered in the dark night, a new day began again in Tokyo. Today, the Tokyo Stock Exchange has long lost the joy and laughter of the past. Countless stock investors frowned and looked very anxious.
The stock market has just opened, and the shouts in the hall can't be heard. The only thing that each stock manager needs to do now is to continue to sell his shares from his seat in the exchange.
Unfortunately, the market is currently bearish, with more pending orders and fewer transactions. The Nikkei Index has also fallen sharply again. The voices of yelling, questioning and urging in the hall have never stopped.
Yesterday many people were in the middle class or even the wealthy class, but today they have become impoverished. Especially those who are long futures traders, many are already burdened with high debts.
In the investment department of Bank of America in Tokyo, the heads of major American consortiums had already arrived before the market opened.
They all also received the solution from the headquarters, and they came here today to discuss how to take action.
The current situation is very unfavorable to them. They are not worried about the stocks of major companies on the exchange. If they fall, they will fall. They will not lose much. Now there is a big problem with the futures.
All the gains during this period have been wiped out. If the decline continues yesterday afternoon, they will need to continuously cover their positions, otherwise there will be a thunderstorm.
These orders are guaranteed by their major banks. You can't run away even if you want to, and you will need to compensate according to the orders.
Moreover, the other party obviously has no intention of trading in advance. At this time, they can only hold on and wait for the contract time to arrive.
John Milton, head of Asia at Bank of America, said: "I believe that everyone has received instructions from the country. This time the Japanese government and consortium have cut off their hands. Our previous plan can be said to have completely failed. It is obviously impossible to pull up the Japanese stock market.
It may be impossible for us to control these well-known Japanese companies, because the other party firmly holds the controlling rights in their hands. What we have to do now is to reduce our losses and try our best to ensure that the Nikkei Index does not suffer a large decline."
Faced with Japan's rogue behavior of suppressing its own stock market, the American consortium has no good solution.
Now they can't trade long orders, and if they want to backhand short positions, no one will take the orders. This situation is really weird. This is something they have never encountered on Wall Street.
In the past, they were short sellers in other people's markets, and the other parties were responsible for protecting the market, so they had more solutions.
This time they wanted to push up the Japanese stock market as much as possible, so they did a lot of long selling, and were ready to wait until the second half of the year to close their positions and go short, and then suppress the Japanese stock market. At that time, the market value of the Japanese stock market was extremely high, and Asian capital and Japan
It is extremely difficult for the government to protect the market, and they can easily bring down the Japanese stock market.
As a result, the Japanese government and consortium are not following the routine and suppressing their own country's stock market. This is a situation that has never happened in the global stock market, especially in their capitalist market. Who doesn't want their company's market value to be higher, but this time
They encountered such a strange thing.
If every market does this in the future, the wolves on Wall Street will no longer have much of a deterrent effect, and their role will be greatly reduced.
K.J. Dijak said: "Now we are slowly starting to protect the market, absorbing the stocks of some high-quality companies in the Japanese market, and slowing down the decline of the Nikkei Index. At the same time, we are contacting the domestic opposition parties in Japan to put pressure on the Japanese government.
, forcing them to come out to rescue the market themselves, and at the same time, it will increase the pressure of public opinion and induce the people and legislators to be dissatisfied with the government. It is best to oust this government and interrupt their current plans."
The American consortium will not let it go. Since the Japanese ruling party wants to go against them, they will directly remove the ruling party and replace it with a party that is more obedient to them. Then they will have a way to promote the stock market.
Now their government and major financial groups have begun activities. It is hard to say whether they can succeed, but they will definitely not sit still and wait for death.
Cross Charles, head of Asia of the Morgan Financial Group, said: "Now our focus is still on the stock market. I personally have no hope of bringing down the Japanese government. Now Japan's six major financial groups and several major families are unprecedentedly united, and their only goal is to
One is to suppress us. As long as their attitude remains unchanged, there is not much we can do to change the current situation in Japan."
Now Japan's major consortiums are beginning to merge with each other. Companies from several parties are merging with each other, and many companies are jointly held by several parties, which promotes the sharing of interests and unity among the major consortiums.
The biggest mistake of their American consortium was to allow the Lee Consortium to grow without drawing the Lee consortium to their side, and they should not have suppressed the Lee Consortium when they had not suppressed the Japanese consortium.
They overestimated their abilities and thought that even if the Japanese consortium and the Li consortium joined forces, they would be able to suppress it. Only now did they realize that this was not the case at all.
With the Li family consortium in the middle, the capital of Japan and the Four Little Dragons are united to fight against them. Even if their American consortium is strong, they cannot easily suppress so many forces.
What worries them most is the growth rate of the Li Group, the Xiangjiang Group and the Hsinchu Group. With the support of a market like Greater China, not only the Japanese Group will be able to compete with them in the future, but also the Li Group.
You can also fight them.
Their miscalculation this time will make Asian capital stronger and it will be more difficult for them to suppress it.
Worthy McKison, head of Asia of the Texas Consortium, said: "Now we mainly take care of the stock market, and let the headquarters take care of other aspects. Now everyone still discusses how to enter the market. Our Texas Consortium has mobilized five people.
One billion US dollars comes over, where are you?"
For this Asian stock market, it can be said that the Texas consortium has tried its best. Regardless of their huge strength and the many assets they control, they have mobilized 10 billion US dollars in cash, which is close to the limit. Any more will affect the operation of their enterprise.
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After the leaders of all parties reported the funds they had mobilized, after summarizing, they now had 32 billion US dollars in cash. Such a sum of money was enough for them to make some moves in the Japanese stock market.
John Milton said: "Now we will start to slowly enter the market, start to absorb more valuable shares, and at the same time stabilize the market situation."
The U.S. consortium that entered the market with heavy capital has achieved good results. Although the selling is still fierce, the decline in the Nikkei Index has begun to slow down.
At Tianyu Investment Company in Japan, an employee immediately reported to Liu Haoxuan.
Liu Haoxuan had already anticipated such a situation, and he knew very well that the American consortium could not remain indifferent.
He said to the department staff: "You should pay attention to the situation of the stock market. When the Nikkei Index rebounds, sell orders immediately to suppress the rebound momentum. At the same time, contact the responsible persons in South Korea and Japan to ask them to coordinate. We must not
Let the American consortium turn the tide."
The Tokyo Stock Exchange has become the main battlefield for both parties, and the Nikkei Index has also begun to hover around 22,000 points.