Rebirth 1981 starts with saving the sisters from the neighboring village.

The father and daughter were chatting.

Huang Qi walked over with a wine glass in hand.

"Lingmin, congratulations on your graduation. Here, this is a gift from your uncle."

He handed a document tucked under his arm to Peng Lingmin.

Peng Lingmin took the document and took a look at it, and found that it was actually a share transfer document for a leading Hanfu enterprise in his hometown Feng County.

"This company is not big, with annual revenue of about one billion yuan and a net profit of more than 25 million yuan. The major shareholder is Red Star Industrial Group, and I have invested in it and own % of the shares. I heard that you plan to develop in your hometown, so I'll transfer it to you for fun." Huang Qi explained.

"This..." Peng Lingmin hesitated for a moment. This is worth hundreds of millions.

She glanced at her father.

Peng Wanhua nodded slightly.

For ordinary people, a company with annual revenue of more than one billion is very large, and 25% of the shares must be worth a lot of money.

But for some people, it's nothing.

Among his core brothers who worked hard with him, which one of them is now worth hundreds of billions, or even trillions?

As for those who have appeared on the world rich list and the Chinese rich list in recent years, there are countless of them.

Huang Qi was on the list in the early years, but later deliberately did not include it in the list to avoid attention.

According to the rich list published by New Era Weekly, his net worth is only about 200 billion, not even in the top 30 of the Chinese rich list.

But in fact, his net worth exceeds 2000 billion!

These shares worth hundreds of millions are really just given away for fun.

Peng Lingmin accepted it only after seeing her father nod.

After chatting for a while, Huang Qi talked about the economic environment and investment situation in recent years.

"In the past few years since the beginning of the 21st century, apart from the foreign exchange market and futures market, the biggest source of profit still comes from the stock market."

"The stock market can most directly reflect the economic situation of a region and a country. We have made considerable gains in the U.S. stock market, Hong Kong stock market, and blockchain exchanges."

There is the financial group headed by Huang Qi, Zhu Peter, Andrew and others, the investment group headed by Zhou Ling, Jiang Xue, Bai Qingxia, Bai Dongxia and others, as well as the investment departments of major industrial groups.

It constitutes a huge and complete financial and investment system under Peng Wanhua.

If we add in people like Sun Zhengyi, the richest man in small towns, Catherine, the richest man in America, Victor, the richest man in Russia, and others who appear to have no connection but are actually closely related.

This force has already achieved its layout in global finance and has become one of the biggest forces influencing the global economy and finance.

"Brother, do you know that PetroChina is preparing to be listed on the A-share market?" Huang Qi asked.

Peng Wanhua nodded and then shook his head.

"I remember that PetroChina was listed on the Hong Kong Main Board five years ago in 2000, with an issue price of HK$0.6 and 850 billion shares issued. Now, it is planning to be listed on the A-share market again?"

He remembered that in his previous life, PetroChina was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the A-share market.

When it was listed on the Hong Kong stock market, PetroChina only issued 255 billion shares.

Due to the sharp rise in Hong Kong stock prices in this life, PetroChina directly issued 850 billion shares.

As for PetroChina's listing on the A-share market, he remembered that it was in November 2007 in his previous life.

The reason I remember it so clearly is that on the day of listing, PetroChina’s highest intraday price reached 48.6 yuan, corresponding to a market value of 8.89 trillion yuan.

The largest listed company in the world!

One month after its listing, at the end of 2007, PetroChina closed at 30.96 yuan.

At that time, the 188 million shareholders all hoped that the stock price would rise in 2008 and thought that 30 yuan for PetroChina was the floor price.

As a result, in 2008, PetroChina finally closed at 10.17 yuan!

Since then, PetroChina has set new historical lows countless times.

It can be said that there is a basement under the floor, and there is hell under the basement. There are eighteen levels of hell!

This is not the most impressive thing.

What impressed him most was Buffett's investment in PetroChina, a Hong Kong-listed company.

At that time, Buffett invested a total of about US$5 million in the Hong Kong government and bought 23.5 billion shares.

Later, on the eve of PetroChina's listing on the A-share market, on July 2007, 7, Buffett sold his holdings in PetroChina for the first time, with an average price of about HK$12.

As international oil prices were strong at the time, it was generally believed that PetroChina would continue to rise and Buffett sold it too early.

PetroChina's rising trend was not reversed by Buffett's share reduction, but instead surged to HK$19.9.

Two months later, Buffett finally cleared out PetroChina in seven batches, cashing out HK$315 billion and making a profit of nearly HK$300 billion!

Some ignorant people ridiculed Buffett for selling too early and losing at least HK$10 billion.

In an interview, Buffett humbly admitted that it was a little early to cash out.

Peng Wanhua also thought so at the time, until PetroChina was listed on the A-share market.

He also bought some at that time, not much, just over 600 million, but he was eventually trapped and lost less than 80. . .

In this life, he basically paid no attention to this little thing, and he was not sure whether PetroChina had changed its A-share listing plan.

Huang Qi said: "Yes, according to the plan, it will most likely be next year or the year after."

The reason why he knew this clearly was that he and Andrew and others bought a lot of PetroChina shares at a low price through their investment bank when PetroChina was first listed.

Today, China Merchants Bank holds approximately 180 billion shares of PetroChina, accounting for 21% of Hong Kong's outstanding shares, and has become the second largest shareholder of PetroChina.

As one of the shareholders, he participated in the board meetings and was well aware of PetroChina's listing plans.