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Chapter 183: Ambrosio was taught a lesson(1/4)

Wall Street giants actually only need one month.

It doesn't even take a month.

These giants are concerned about the flow of Smith Capital investment funds.

Then they will know that Abel's true investment style is always only one.

That is. Abel Smith, who always only invests in financial categories that make money!

Whether it is his radical approach in the international foreign exchange market or the international futures market.

It is still his stable and diversified approach in the US stock market.

Or maybe in the future he will adopt a fisherman's approach of casting a net in venture capital.

There is only one final result, and that is to make money, make a lot of money!

This is because

This time Smith Capital invested in more than 100 U.S. listed companies.

They are judged in Abel's financial talent in the next half to two months.

Each of them has increased by more than 50%, and the most exaggerated increase has even increased by 364% in two months.

This means that Abel’s investment is more than 10 billion US dollars.

He doesn't have to do anything next, he just needs to rely on the growth of the stocks of these companies themselves.

There is also the stimulus and help provided by the U.S. government to U.S. stocks.

In two months at the latest, his US$10 billion will become at least more than US$20 billion.

Let's put it this way.

His investment transaction this time was actually directly involved in more than 6,500 U.S. listed stocks in 2000.

The top three stocks on the list of more than 100 stocks rising in the past two months were selected.

As long as the general trend of the U.S. economy does not suddenly change.

As long as Abel's financial genius is still working.

As for these stocks, even if someone attacks them.

Nor do they change easily.

Making money is Abel's only investment style.

But right now, Wall Street is not very clear about this.

They have always thought that Abel's investment style is a gambler's risk-taking.

This is because they made a mistake in judgment.

After this investment in US stocks.

Smith Capital's cash flow is no longer as "strong" as before.

before this.

Smith Capital has approximately US$15 billion in funds in its account.

Coupled with Smith Capital's Phase 1, 2, 3, and Phase III private equity accounts, the total amount is approximately US$18.6 billion.

A total of approximately US$33.6 billion in funding.

these funds.

Abel set up a new real estate and took away one billion US dollars.

It was acquired by Abel to form Pacific Commercial Bank, which took away almost 13 billion US dollars.

Abel launched investment in US stocks and withdrew a total of US$14 billion.

The cash flow of & billion US dollars suddenly dropped by US$28 billion.

Compared with the previous huge amount of more than 30 billion.

The remaining cash flow of more than 5 billion can naturally be called "thin".

It's just that this kind of lack of "richness" is actually considered a lot on Wall Street.

Abel was not anxious about this.

For the time being, he has no intention of continuing to cut leeks in the international market.

The main reason is that the Wall Street giants are now staring at him.

Abel didn't want to spend all day in the company, so he used his "talent" every day to avoid falling into the trap.

Coupled with more than five billion US dollars in cash, it is enough for him to deal with most emergencies.

What's more, even this cash is not enough.

He now also has his own bank.

At Pacific Bank of Commerce, at least half of the more than 100 billion US dollars of custody funds can be borrowed by him.

As long as you guarantee interest and avoid runs, you can use it as long as you want.

That's what it means to have your own

Benefits of banks.

It can greatly improve the financial group's capital circulation.

This is also the reason why banks are often the core of large financial groups.

December 22nd.

Abel had a busy few days at Smith Capital, after working in the capital market.

He was finally free.

As soon as he had some free time, he wanted to do something new.

for example

The first annual show of Isa Company will start in two days.

On the evening of December 24th in Times Square, this "crossroads of the world" will launch a super underwear show!

As early as four or five days ago, around Times Square.

Those super giant "billboards" composed of buildings.

On them, advance preview content for December 24th has appeared.

There are many good photos taken by Isa Company.

Including those beautiful and sexy angels, wearing lingerie catwalk clips.

Scene of blood spurting while changing clothes in the locker room without revealing any spots

They show innocent and cute moments in "everyday life".

Clips of them working hard and sweating during training rehearsals

These scenes were shot and constructed by professional Hollywood photographers and directors.

Keep appearing on these giant "billboards".

Like Central Park, Times Square is an iconic area of ​​New York.

There are about 600,000 people here every day, and the average annual tourist flow is 40 million.

And by advertising here, you can often find international gossip.

This is considered another indirect advertisement.

This also makes advertising here very expensive.

I want those giant "billboards" to advertise.

The billing is calculated in seconds.

The price is calculated based on the large screen outside the Times Company building, which is the most conspicuous and expensive.

If you want a picture to appear on it, the cost is 1,000 US dollars for 20 times, 5 seconds each time, which is equivalent to an average of 10 US dollars per second.

It costs US$36,000 an hour and US$860,000 a day.

It costs more than 20 million US dollars a month.

Of course, there are discounts for monthly subscriptions.

The Times Company gave a very "preferential" price.

If anyone really wants to subscribe for a month.

According to the current market conditions, only ten million US dollars is needed.

And this is just one of the most conspicuous big screens in Times Square.
To be continued...
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