Chapter 369 Zucker Accepts an Interview with "Bloomberg"

"Of course." Zucker smiled.

In an interview with Bloomberg, the world's largest financial information, what else could Zucker refuse?

"Mr. Wald, according to the news, since the beginning of this month, Gale Capital, which is controlled by you, has started to sell off Nasdaq Internet stocks and technology stocks, which has reached as high as 2 billion US dollars. Is this true? ?" asked the female reporter Motafe.

Zucker laughed: "It's true!"

Hearing this, the female reporter Motafee was stunned for a moment.

The photographers and copywriters who came with her were also surprised.

Even though they had collected a lot of information before interviewing Zu Ke, they were still shocked when they learned from Zu Ke's mouth.

Dude, it's not $100 million, $200 million, but $2 billion!

Converting the $2 billion into cash would be enough to bury a person alive.

According to the beginning of 2000, the international gold price was 280 US dollars per ounce, and 2 billion US dollars was enough to exchange 7.14 million ounces of gold, which is 202 tons of gold.

I am speechless!

The female reporter Motafe resisted her excitement and asked again: "Mr. Wald, according to our "Bloomberg" news, Gale Capital held shares in Nasdaq after selling $2 billion in stocks. , and $3.2 billion worth of stocks, will you also sell them in the near future?"

Zucker said immediately: "First of all, I want to correct, your news should be a few days ago. With the continuous news of the recent good news on Nasdaq, the so-called remaining 3.2 billion US dollars of stock is now worth 3.3 billion US dollars. !"

Female reporter Motafee: "......"

She was so angry that she wanted to drop the recorder.

Is it the one or two billion dollar thing to tangle now?

After joking, Zucker continued: "As you guessed, the Nasdaq stocks held by Gale Capital will be sold off in the future. As for how long, please forgive me and I can't tell you. Trade secrets."

Trade secrets?

The female reporter Motafee was quite satisfied.

In a few simple interviews, she already learned that Gale Capital will sell all Nasdaq Internet stocks and technology stocks.

Zucker added: "In May 1998, I saw Mr. Ephesus Sock, a professor of economics at Harvard University, in the New York Times an article on the 'Internet Bubble' and the 'Internet False Prosperity'. article."

"I know."

After hearing this, the female reporter Motafe continued: "This article was reprinted by our "Bloomberg" at the beginning. Professor Ephesus Sock said: The Internet is the future, not the present."

"He believes that the current era of Internet companies and technology companies with a pan-Internet concept has an inflated market value, and its profitability does not match the market value at all. Once it reaches a critical point, it is very likely to trigger a stock market avalanche."

When the words fell, Zu Ke secretly gave the female reporter Motafe a compliment.

Being able to become one of the best reporters of "Bloomberg", his ability and the ability to be knowledgeable and knowledgeable, really did not come out. She knew that Zhu Ke, who was also in the province, went to popular science.

Zucker continued: "In 1999, many experts in economics and finance, such as Mitto, Hollandon, Kimertas, etc., all said in the public media such as newspapers, television, and radio that the false prosperity of the Internet was , it will cause a stock market disaster, and every time I read it, I have lingering fears~”

Have lingering fears?

In fact, as early as 1995, there were many prophetic experts in the United States who published cutting-edge analysis articles on the "Internet Bubble".

But......

With the rise of a large number of Internet myths such as Cisco, Yahoo, Amazon, Netscape, and America Online, this kind of article about the "Internet bubble" has become dross, and many people scoff at it.

Nasdaq-listed Internet companies and technology companies, in just a few years,

It keeps popping up like bamboo shoots after a rain.

The huge benefit drove everyone into a frenzy.

Even if many experts later published Internet analysis reports of "collapse", "fake", "avalanche" and "disaster", they failed to attract much attention.

Many old-fashioned energy companies even declared: "We have been selling oil for decades, and the benefits of its output are not comparable to that of an Internet company that has been established for less than 3 years!"

Sad?

Very sad!

The spread of "Internet myths" has made countless people immerse in the wave of the Internet era.

"Mr. Wald, that is to say, the reason why you are selling these stocks now is based on these analysis articles?" female reporter Motafe said.

"not quite."

Zucker shook his head and said: "Many people must know that as early as November last year, my personal holdings of Yahoo, Cisco, Microsoft and other stocks were all before the Nasdaq broke 3,000 points. Selling, even Amazon, I sold millions of shares, more than $2 billion.”

Having said this, everyone present also reacted.

There is only one concept in their minds.

That's Zucker selling those shares too soon and missing out on at least $500 million.

"It's too easy for rich people to make money." The copywriter couldn't help muttering.

In the following interview process, Zucker answered a number of questions one after another.

Of course, it's mainly about the stock market.

Avalanches, disasters, false booms, overheating, problems...

And so on, the words kept popping out of Zuke's mouth.

At this point in the interview, the female reporter Motafe made a clear fact: Zucker is pessimistic about the Nasdaq stock market today.

......

In the evening that day.

The interview that Zucker accepted today was written by the female reporter Motafe and published on the "Bloomberg" report, and it was also reported in the form of headlines.

[Zuke Wald looks at Internet stocks]

"This morning, I interviewed Mr. Zucker Wald, and had a discussion on Gale Capital's recent frequent selling of Internet stocks and technology stocks. Mr. Wald believes that......"

"Mr. Wald made it clear to us that he would sell all of the billions of dollars worth of shares held by Gale Capital in the near term."

"Mr. Wald also doesn't think it's a good thing for the Nasdaq to go up and break through one historical peak after another."

"he thinks......"

As the world's largest financial information company and the world's largest financial terminal provider, "Bloomberg" has naturally attracted attention from all parties.

Henry Jurgenberg, the former president of Gale Capital, sneered: "Have you seen the report? I said he is a guy who seeks stability, and he is still afraid of the Nasdaq like a volcano erupting. Baby, back off!"

John Ketaboggs, one of the leaders of Goldman Sachs, is more rational.

He said: "Compared to the size of our Goldman Sachs, Dafeng Capital is indeed a lot worse. He made this decision. In my opinion, he is still a relatively smart person. Well, not to mention him, even me. I don't know when this rich and delicious cake of Nasdaq will collapse."

In a word, Zucker can't afford to lose a carnival feast like Nasdaq, and large investment banks such as Goldman Sachs will not hurt even if they lose once.

One year's profit is worth the previous years!

Great interests, to a great force, keep pushing them forward, and stop at their will.

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