Soon, President Beimao will take the initiative to clear out the president's office, renovate it, and install the latest monitors, telephones, and fax machines.

Then he formed a foreign exchange speculation team headed by himself and assisted by five company executive directors.

This speculator team starts speculating in foreign exchange at eight o'clock in the morning every day until midnight, and the scope of foreign exchange speculation is from Tokyo to New York.

The amount of money coming in and out every day rose from one to twenty million US dollars, and finally rose to four to five billion US dollars!

In the near future, even Citibank in New York will be shocked by Hanwa Industrial's speculation methods.

Because Japanese manufacturing companies have always given foreigners the impression of being conservative and cautious, they rarely participate in such speculation in the financial market.

In Ning Weimin's previous life, after this incident was exposed, Japanese reporters went to interview President Beimao.

In the interview, Beimao said in an understatement, "Making 100 million a day is just childish. I have also made 500 million a day. Foreign exchange speculation is such an easy and enjoyable business."

And this scene of him being interviewed would be used in countless documentaries commenting on the bubble economy in the future.

Therefore, it can be said that it was Hanwa Industrial who took the lead and fired the first shot of financial speculation in Japan's manufacturing industry.

There is a British proverb that says nothing can upset your heart more than your friend or neighbor getting rich.

Thirty years later, in the Internet age, there is also a famous saying in our country: watching you make money is more uncomfortable than me losing money.

This shows that harming others and not benefiting oneself is also a common feature of human nature, regardless of race or culture.

Seeing someone you know become rich is the most enviable and jealous thing.

Therefore, this matter does not end here, and the subsequent impact is actually very serious.

Seeing the success of "Hanwa", other Japanese colleagues were naturally jealous and resentful.

Many companies can't help but think like this - oh, we are all suffering, with layoffs and salary cuts.

It would be better for you to sit comfortably in the office, look at the monitor, make phone calls, and a lot of money will come to you.

Okay, then, since you can make much more money by speculating in foreign exchange than you can by making steel, why should you make steel? You can just speculate in foreign exchange.

We also fry, everyone fry!

In this way, the success of "Hanwa" set a very, very bad example for the crazy speculation and hype throughout Japan.

Japanese companies, large and small, soon followed the same path after seeing the scenery of "Hanwa".

What else is there to engage in the real economy, what kind of steel making, what kind of cars are there, what kind of machine tools are there.

We all learn from "Hanwa" and speculate with money!

It doesn’t matter if you can’t speculate in foreign exchange. We can speculate in stocks and land prices!

Just like that, the momentum of this hype started blowing like a gust of wind.

Just because Hanwa Kogyo achieved success through financial speculation, a large number of companies in Japan, no matter how large, medium or small, all began to neglect their business and began to imitate "Hanwa" to commit suicide.

Some companies are timid and invest a little bit to get a taste, while some companies are bold and invest heavily.

But no matter how big or small, you will find out in the end - aha, this money is so easy to make.

In Ning Weimin's previous life, anyone who has roughly studied the Japanese bubble economy should know about the "Six Ghosts Haunting Tokyo".

The so-called "Six Ghosts" refer to six companies, including Hanwa Kogyo, that made a lot of money through speculation during the bubble economy period.

Even the profits they get from speculation can greatly exceed their respective main businesses.

The six companies are Hanwa Industrial, Yamaichi Securities, Sharp Trading, Ito Corporation, Mitsubishi Trust, and Nippon Trust.

Okay, that's all. Since Ning Weimin clearly knows the history of this bubble economy, and also knows very clearly that these six companies will have unlimited success in the future and will soon emerge in the Tokyo financial market.

Making a fuss in Tokyo, Japan.

Is there any investment target with better returns than these six dark horses?

As long as they are listed companies, they are worth buying and placing heavy bets on.

In particular, Hanwa Kogyo has fallen so much. Isn’t this a great time for foodies?

To be honest, when Ning Weimin suddenly realized this, he blushed for his reckless decision to enter the Tokyo stock market for the first time!

To put it bluntly, he didn't use his brain much at all before and just relied on routines.

Do you think that since you are a time traveler, knowing the general trend of the future is enough?

I didn’t think much about it and recalled what I knew about the bubble economy. I was so blindly confident!

To be honest, it was thanks to Hanwa Kogyo's fall so hard, otherwise, he would not have been able to remember this company.

Once the company secrets of Hanwa Industrial's foreign exchange speculation are exposed, the stock price will definitely skyrocket.

Then he missed such a good opportunity to eat meat and regretted it until his intestines turned green!

What a fall! What a fall! What a fall for Hanwa Kogye!

So he took action when it was time to take action. Ning Weimin carefully searched the stock directory for the company name of "Six Ghosts" and found that only Japan Trust was not a listed company. Then he copied the stock code and contacted his own stock company.

Agent Kenichi Sagawa.

He announced his fame and fortune on the phone and requested that all existing stocks in his personal account be liquidated, and then he used 500 million yen to purchase Hanwa Industrial in batches, and used the remaining funds to buy several other stocks.

After hearing Ning Weimin's instructions, Sagawa Kenichi was initially overjoyed because he could earn a large commission.

But soon after hearing what stocks Ning Weimin wanted to buy, he fell into fear and panic again.

Out of professional ethics, I couldn't help but try my best to dissuade Ning Weimin.

"Please consider it carefully, Ning Jun. The current market is still falling and there are far from signs of stability, and Hanwa Industrial is a weak stock that all institutions are bearish on. It is too dangerous if you ask like this. Once a serious loss occurs, it will

If you hit the financing closing line, you will lose everything."

However, Ning Weimin was so sure that he did not hesitate to brag to comfort Sachuan.

"It's okay. Hanwa Industrial has already fallen below its net assets, so the risk is not too great. And if something like what you said happens, I will add additional funds. I know what I say. Please don't worry and do as I say.

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So Sagawa Kenichi, who was dumbfounded, could only obey his orders.

After hanging up the phone, he looked at the stock code he had written down, feeling extremely sad and feeling an unacceptable unreality.

Am I about to lose the first high-net-worth client of my career?

But why does my client have to run towards bankruptcy?

Do you really want to jump off a building?

He didn't know that on the other side of the phone, Ning Weimin had already crossed his legs happily, leaning on the chair and looking at the sky outside the window, imagining a bright future.

What are the Six Ghosts of Tokyo? These are obviously little Japanese devils who can bring us gold and silver.
Chapter completed!