blackstone code

Chapter 367 Unstoppable
Lynch's words are a bit...arrogant, more than one person in the room thinks so, and achieves their own interests by creating international conflicts. To be honest, the businessmen of the Federation are not used to it, nor have they tried to solve problems in this way.

They were a little hesitant. If what Lynch said didn't work out, those bonds would rot in their hands.

Sometimes people are so contradictory. In the past, they could gamble a thousand dollars on an almost impossible future, but now they don't have the courage to continue betting again.

Perhaps this is what people often say "you can only lose, you can't win". Even if those gamblers lose 99 times at the gaming table, they still have the courage to sell everything they can sell and put their chips on the table to bet them once. can win.

But if they make a big bet with a small probability, even if they don't win much, they will lose the courage to go all-in like before and become indecisive.

The "victory" at this stage and Mr. Herbert's plan allowed them not to lose the money, and they still had some profits. Compared with Lynch's deadlier gamble, they began to be timid.

Looking at the different expressions on people's faces, Lynch was neither disappointed nor excited. He gave everyone a choice. As for how to choose, that was their business.

He can't guarantee that his plan will be successful, but he thinks that doing so may be the most likely to succeed among all the plans he can think of, and it will also benefit the most.

After he finished speaking, he found a place to sit down, and Mr. Herbert, the host and owner of the house, returned to the center of the room again, "Mr. Lynch's plan is very...", he choked when he said this .

It took him several seconds before he found a suitable word to describe Lynch's plan, "...it is bold, but it is undeniably feasible."

"It turns out that there are many ways to solve the problem, so is there anyone else who would like to share their thoughts?"

"We are looking forward to more solutions coming out, and are willing to pay a portion of the cost for some reliable solutions."

The obvious statement has a strong implication that if he is willing to pay commissions or something for other people's plans, then others will naturally have to pay commissions for his plans. This is a very thoughtful capitalist.

Then some people put forward some ideas, but generally speaking, they did not meet people's expectations. In the end, only two plans became the main candidates, Mr. Herbert's plan and Lynch's plan.

Most people chose Mr. Herbert's plan, they could afford to lose, but they couldn't win, but some people chose Lynch's plan, and this person was none other than Mr. Herbert.

After nine o'clock in the evening, after Mr. Herbert sent off all the invitees, he sat with Lynch in his study, and he wanted to have a further talk with Lynch about Lynch's plan.

This is what is special about Mr. Herbert. He obtains profits from other people so that at least he will not suffer huge losses. At the same time, he is eyeing Lynch's plan to maximize profits. eat!

After the two sat down, Mr. Herbert hesitated for a moment, and asked, "Mr. Lynch, is there any risk in the plan you mentioned that you didn't disclose?"

He explained why he thought so, "If you can ensure that your plan can be executed perfectly, you don't need to say it!"

Yes, the principle is as simple as that. If you really make money that much, who would be willing to let others make a fortune with you, instead of plundering other people's capital and making yourself earn more.

Introduced into the role of Lynch, Mr. Herbert feels that if he is Lynch and has a perfect plan, he will not disclose anything, but will propose to acquire bonds in other people's hands to maximize profits .

But Lynch said that there must be some risk of unpredictable results.

"There are risks in everything, Mr. Herbert!" Lynch neither agreed with the other party's views nor denied them. This answer was very subtle.

"So there are some problems?" Mr. Herbert was not disturbed by Lynch's answer. He always believed that people's appetites would not lie.

For capitalists, their inability to eat is not because their stomachs are full. The stomachs of capitalists are like black holes, which will never have a limit. What really makes them unable to eat is that their teeth cannot chew food.

The two looked at each other for a while, then Lynch shook his head and said, "There is no big problem. If there is, it is just a matter of time and investment, but these are not problems for us."

"Like I said, there's risk in everything and none of us know what's going to happen if we do it."

"Maybe it's like I planned it and it all ends, but it's also possible that nothing happens and I'm just betting."

In fact, Lynch didn't tell the truth. Creating a conflict is not an easy task, and the time is still very tight. If the person he is looking for is not willing to bear serious consequences and stand up against the current political situation in the Ameria region, he will basically There is not much time on the Internet to find the next object.

This kind of thing is not suitable for others to do. Only people with vital interests will seriously do such dangerous things, so Lynch hopes to use profits to attract these people.

But he overestimated the courage of these people, and underestimated the impact of what he thought was not a special plan on the federal capitalists in this era. They still have the aftertaste of the climax of the escapism era in their bodies. Let them now To actively create international conflicts?
Not too possible.

But it doesn't matter, he still has a prepared plan. If it doesn't work, he will discuss it with Truman first. Presumably, intelligence agencies such as the Security Council can provide him with some help within his ability.

So when facing Mr. Herbert, he didn't tell his reasons.

Lynch's obvious "non-cooperation" made Mr. Herbert suspicious again, "I'm willing to tell the truth, to be honest, Mr. Lynch, I'm willing to pay a commission for your plan!"

Lynch is also hesitating. For him, he still has a choice. He can communicate with Mr. Truman to solve this problem, but he doesn't want to get too deeply involved with Mr. Truman or federal officials.

Once the involvement is too deep, some situations will gradually get out of control. To put it simply, he has made too much money with the power of the country, and there will always be people who think that he is stealing the interests of the country.

Even if he can make people not think that way, some people will hate his approach, and he can't guarantee that the current president will definitely be in power for ten years.

After ten years, his successor can have no opinions and opinions on himself like him. Once there is a little problem, he will become very troublesome.

Now he and Mr. Truman have some involvements, and there is no such thing as using state power to satisfy personal interests.

Of course, following national policies and international trends to make a little money is an existence that everyone acquiesces in, but this matter is different, so he doesn't really want to contact Mr. Truman to talk about this matter, unless he doesn't Method.

He looked at Mr. Herbert, "I want 30.00% of your total profit three, and you have to convince more people to join us!"

One third, this is an appropriate request. After Mr. Herbert considered it for a while, he finally decided to agree, "As long as it can be as said, I agree to this request!"

Mr. Herbert, through the channel of the Under-Secretary of Finance of Gafla, can probably convert the bonds with a denomination of 100 yuan into various materials of about 80 yuan, or provide them with some investment tax-free facilities. The possibility of the latter bigger.

And doing so is not actually suspected of betraying national interests. Whether it is the former or the latter, Gefla is actually the one who benefits.

But for the bottom-hunting speculators of the Federation, their income is not that great.

In the former, they will get a lot of various materials, and they don't need to think about it. It is impossible for Gefla to redeem the materials that are in short supply to them. He will only give them some surplus, unimportant materials, and even unsalable materials.

As for the latter, it seems that it is indeed some convenience, but first of all, they need to invest in Gefra, and they have to use more money in exchange for this part of tax-free convenience, which is really not worth it.

But these are the best methods at present, at least they can guarantee that they can still make money.

Mr. Herbert also knew this, so when Lynch put forward his plan, he was tempted, because Lynch's plan was not his "compromise" plan, but it could actually turn bonds into money. , and several times the money of tens of times the profit.

Then it is not unacceptable to give Lynch one-third of the total income.

If you are behind, you have to admit that Mr. Herbert can pay for Lynch's plan this time, and he can also ask Lynch or others to charge for his plan in the future. This is the rule.

First of all, the framers have to abide by themselves before they can ask others to obey, even if they only obey to a limited extent.

After the two discussed it, Lynch left. Originally, Mr. Herbert hoped that Lynch could stay overnight, but Lynch still chose to leave. Next, he will make preparations around this matter.

After all, the next round of negotiations with Nagalil is just ten days away. Once the two parties reach a preliminary intention and the relevant negotiations in the next few days are over, which will not exceed 20 days at most, the two parties will exchange credentials to complete the establishment of diplomatic relations.

This also indicates that in less than a month, the naval battle between the Federation and Gefra will start. If Lynch wants to successfully complete his plan, the Ameria region must be in turmoil before August!

This is related to hundreds of millions of funds, whoever blocks him, he will kill him!
(End of this chapter)