The world's richest man: I am a stock god

The next day, Huang Feng, dressed in a suit and leather shoes, appeared in Sheard's office.

Opposite him sat Jerry and Goodman, who looked calm.

At this moment, Goodman is no longer as arrogant and domineering as before. He is sitting in the corner cowering, looking like he doesn't dare to show his anger.

Jerry sat on the leather chair and looked carefully at the young man opposite him who had caused him a lot of trouble.

In the end, he had to admit that if he only looked at the appearance, he would come to the same conclusion as Goodman.

No matter how you look at it, no matter in terms of age or demeanor, it is obvious that this is a young man from a well-known family who has never seen anything in the world.

But it happened to be such a person who forced them to beg for mercy, and they might even face the crisis of bankruptcy at any time.

Whether it was the initial show of weakness that lured the emperor into a trap, or the subsequent step-by-step efforts to lure the enemy in the stock market, or the final decisive blow, it all shows how ruthless this young man is.

Afterwards, Jerry also sent someone to investigate Huang Feng's details.

The results of the investigation surprised him.

Even if he didn't have much experience in China, if he was investigating a person, he would be pretty good at it.

Judging from the information provided by the background investigation agency, Huang Feng is clearly a dandy young master with little experience in management.

Judging from the content described on his resume, the Huang in front of him should not have the ability to put them in this situation.

So, there are only two possibilities left.

Either this Young Master Huang has been hiding his clumsiness, or there is an expert behind him.

"Mr. Huang, before the negotiations officially begin, I have a question. I hope you can help me clear it up."

This time Jerry did not show off his high profile like Goodman had done before, but looked humble.

On the surface, it was a negotiation between both parties with equal status, but Jerry knew very well that the essence of this so-called negotiation was that they were begging Huang Feng not to continue short selling, and also begging him to continue to acquire stocks.

It's not like Jerry has never considered finding someone else to buy stocks.

But just after Asa hung up the phone yesterday, he knew that this idea was probably dead.

One of the important reasons why they collectively entrusted Asa to help sell stocks was because of Asa's extremely high reputation and connections in the small circle.

If they sell it by themselves, it will not only affect the stock price, but the other party will probably give very harsh conditions.

But now Asa has made it clear that he doesn't want to get involved in this matter, which means he can only handle it himself.

And this process of getting it done must be accompanied by a long time, and what he lacked the most was time.

So he could only find Huang Feng, who obviously still had a need to buy, and hoped that Huang Feng would not have too much of an appetite for Asa's sake.

Based on this mentality, he was prepared to keep a low profile from the beginning.

Goodman couldn't help but be a little surprised when he saw his brother-in-law showing such a polite attitude.

In his opinion, Huang Feng still wanted to buy their stocks after all. As sellers, they didn't need to be so polite.

Seeing that Huang Feng didn't speak immediately, Goodman couldn't help but get angry. Just as he was about to say something, he was glared back by Jerry, who was always watching him to prevent him from doing anything bad.

Because Huang Feng had been specifically reminded by Li Jin before, he had expectations for everything on the court now.

He took in all the details of the behavior of the two people in front of him, especially when he saw the two people's arrogance in front and respectful in the back. He found it even more funny, but he still said politely:

"If Director Jerry has any questions, feel free to speak up."