1147 Day of Redemption

"I said, we won't have a problem. When silver breaks through the resistance point of 20 when the market opens on Monday, it will become a new support point!"

Mr. Klein stood in the crowd holding a wine glass in his hand. Everyone gathered around him and looked at him excitedly.

Really did it.

Silver is still 24 points away from breaking through 20 yuan. What Mr. Klein said is really going to come true!

It was such an exciting moment that they couldn't help but propose a party to cheer for the upcoming victory.

Everyone made money, and it was all thanks to Mr. Klein's "insight". He gave everyone selfless guidance, and everyone was grateful to him.

At this time, Mr. Klein was still talking about his "experience."

"If you have studied price changes, you will know that every resistance point actually becomes a new support point in the minds of investors."

"When we finally break through twenty yuan, investors will have a mentality..." He looked rosy and paused for a moment.

After he read what he wanted from the other people's eyes, he continued with a smile, "...You must keep the twenty dollars."

"This will become a new anchor."

"In my prediction, it is difficult for the price of silver to break above 22 yuan in the short term, but 21 yuan is not a big problem."

"What we have to do at this time is to sell some of it at around twenty-one yuan, or twenty-seventy, or eighty!"

“This way we can put part of the wealth in our pockets first and then consider the next steps!”

People began to applaud and spoke maturely, and some people tentatively asked him, "Mr. Klein, this time the market price... how much did you make?"

Mr. Klein smiled very reservedly after hearing this, but anyone could see the barely hidden pride on his face.

"Not much, just seven figures..."

People gasped, seven figures, one million, they didn't believe that Mr. Klein only made one million.

From the fact that he changed his house and car, it can be seen that it is at least several million!

This... is much better than going to work, investing, and starting a business.

This is precisely the most attractive part of finance, it can make anyone rich!

And there is no threshold for this kind of sudden wealth!

A person operating financial products does not need to have a high level of education, a strong social connection, a prominent background, or...

Nothing is required, you just need to register an account on the exchange and deposit some money into it.

It doesn't take much, a thousand yuan is enough.

Apply for double or triple leverage. Banks are very active in allocating small amounts of capital.

It doesn't look like it earns much, but in fact it's no different from allocating one million dollars. What they calculate is the rate of return on capital.

Even on the contrary, because the capital allocation amount is low, the risk is also reduced a lot.

A capital of one thousand yuan will soon turn into thousands or tens of thousands with just one market move.

Then allocate funds again, and then grab another wave, which will be tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, and then hundreds of thousands or millions.

This is the charm of finance. Getting rich without any threshold has always attracted those who have the federal dream in their hearts!

But it is also cruel and terrifying. It is an abyss and a hell. Every time a financial disaster comes, people cannot forget the doomsday-like scene.

It's just that what people always see are the successful people waving money in and out of high-end places, and newspapers and television will only report on these people.

No one will report the reason why the person under a certain tombstone died every day. The audience doesn't like to see this.

The atmosphere in the room was great and everyone was cheering for Monday's victory.

Suddenly, a message on the TV caused everyone's voices to pause unnaturally.

They turned their heads and looked at the TV in the living room.

"...The Financial Management Committee just now jointly stated with the six major banks, the FBI Economic Crimes Division, the National Security Council and other agencies that they will investigate individuals and organizations that use illegal means to maliciously speculate on silver and make profits."

"Here, we warn those criminals who attempt to undermine the world's financial order to surrender as soon as possible..."

"The above is the report sent by our station from the scene!"

The wine glass in Mr. Klein's hand fell to the ground silently. The sound of the glass shattering when it collided with the ground startled him. He shivered and took two steps back, regardless of the fact that the champagne soaked his trousers. and socks, he pushed through the crowd and walked quickly to his study.

After closing the door, his heart was beating wildly and it was difficult to calm down.

He took two deep breaths, picked up the phone, and dialed his agent's number.

Busy signal, dial again.

It took more than ten minutes before the call was made.

As soon as he was connected, he asked, "What exactly happened? I just saw on TV that multiple federal departments were going to take action against Silver?"

His agent also looked confused at this time, "I don't know, there was no news at all before the incident happened suddenly."

It was as if something was blocked in Mr. Klein's throat and he couldn't make a sound.

After a while, he coughed hard and his voice became hoarse, "Is there any room for redemption?"

The agent didn't answer.

The two of them remained silent across the phone.

This dead silence lasted for a minute, and the agent sighed, "I am very busy now. If there is any new news, I will inform you."

As he said that, he hung up the phone.

Mr. Klein, who was sitting in the chair, had a painful expression on his face. He rubbed his face vigorously, walked back and forth a few steps, and then sat back down.

He needed more information, he wanted to find out what happened.

At the same time, at the Financial Management Council's press conference, a blond female reporter was favored by the press secretary and stood up when she was called.

Female reporters seem to have a strong sense of professionalism and a broad mind. Of course, this has something to do with the audience's support for them.

"Mr. Press Officer, can you tell us why such a signal was suddenly sent out? What prompted the Financial Regulatory Commission to make such an important decision? Is there any inside story in this that is not known to the public?"

She was talking about launching an investigation into silver. According to the Financial Supervisory Commission, the silver case now involves illegal operations and other issues.

Once that charge is established...no, it has already been established, it wasn't that long ago that investors around the world were celebrating that silver was on the verge of making history.

At this moment, everyone who understands finance realizes that it is over.

At least cut in half!

No one can change this ending!

The press officer kept his smile and asked, "There is no inside story, ma'am. We all know how much silver is worth."

"To raise such a cheap thing to such a high price, it is obvious that these people have a purpose, and their purpose is not simple."

"We experienced a financial tsunami three to four years ago that caused irreparable damage to the Commonwealth's finances and economy."

"It is precisely because we have experienced this that we are well aware of its anomalies. We must take action to solve these problems before it has an irreparable impact on society!"

"It's enough for a disaster to happen once. We don't want the same disaster to happen again!"

After the blond sat down, people raised their hands crazily, and the press officer randomly named a reporter.

It was a male reporter.

His question after standing up was also very pointed, "We noticed that there was a large amount of short selling in silver before the market closed. Does this mean that someone is using state institutions to make profits for themselves?"

“How does the Monetary Authority ensure that this situation is correct and that short selling is a contingency?”

The press officer's expression did not change, "I don't think these short orders come from China. We all know that the federal futures trading is in line with the world. We trade with investors all over the world at the same time."

"If you think these empty sales come from China or are even related to us, please provide evidence."

"If you can't produce evidence, I will reserve the right to sue you and the news organizations behind you."

"Next!"

There was no direct answer, but it also blocked people's mouths. Such an offensive answer also made people aware of how tough the Financial Supervisory Commission's attitude was this time.

They have even tasted some taste that those empty dishes came from the Federation, but no one can provide evidence.

Or someone might be exposed to those truths, but would they dare continue to do so?

For a force capable of confronting hundreds of billions of dollars, squeezing a reporter to death is like playing tricks.

Does that kind of person really exist who is not afraid of personal safety but insists on reporting the truth?

It’s hard to say that there is always a profit motive behind everyone, and even “exposing the truth” itself is also a kind of profit.

The third reporter then stood up and said, "Good evening, press officer..." The press officer nodded in response to this greeting.

He then asked, "If your investigation finds that there are individuals or organizations illegally speculating on silver prices, but some or all of these people are overseas, how can we solve this problem?"

The press officer nodded again. This question was very interesting and clever. He thought about it for a while.

"Power is not outside the law, and the federal government is determined to hear this case fairly."

"Whether it's three years, five years, ten or twenty years, we will keep pursuing it."

"As long as the responsible persons are found, we will extradite these people to federal trial. No one can escape the punishment of the law!"

One sentence ignited the flames in many hearts. The Federation was indeed becoming more and more different from before.

Lynch looked at the live broadcast and nodded slightly, "This person is good. We can put him in a more important position. Being in the Financial Supervisory Commission is a bit...wasted."

Mr. Trueman, who was sitting next to him, also felt the same way. The most disturbing thing about press conferences and press conferences was the bullshit questions reporters would ask.

If it goes beyond the outline, it can easily lead to negative consequences.

But the press officer's statement was not only correct, but also promoted the federation's spirit of not fearing power, which is good.

"He can come to my place and work..." Mr. Trueman said.