Rebirth 1990: The beginning is sweet and cool Bai Yueguang

Zhou Qi waved his hand and said, "I'll give you 300 million. Ask for more in the future. We don't have to be restrained among ourselves."

"You can manage the company and decide your salary. There is only one requirement: the team must be efficient and there can be no idle people."

Hua Qing was impressed by Zhou Qi's vigorous and resolute style and felt that she had met a rare good leader. His courage and trust made her feel lucky and also inspired her work enthusiasm. In just a short communication, she had already identified this boss and was full of confidence in the future of the company.

For the next three days, Zhou Qi was focused on the stock market. He knew that the market was about to start, and he had to pay close attention to market changes to determine the best time to enter the market. During this period, he also diversified his investments and made some transactions, earning a small victory of 100 million. Although some people think that earning 100 million in three days is a lot, considering the investment amount of 4 billion, this rate of return is not high.

For Zhou Qi, this is just a little money he makes while observing the market. He monitors the dynamics of Hong Kong stocks and international markets day and night in order to more accurately predict the reaction time of Hong Kong stocks.

In the past three days, Li Jianan barely slept, and slept for only ten hours in total. As the saying goes: No pain, no gain. Even with his past memories and understanding of market trends, he still needs unremitting efforts to accurately grasp every detail and better meet market changes.

For Li Jianan, these three days were more like torture than learning. His father arranged for him to study with Zhou Qi, but Zhou Qi seemed to be immersed in his own world, never taking his eyes off the computer screen, and completely ignoring his existence. The first day, the second day, and the third day were all the same, and Li Jianan felt like he was being ignored, like air.

His father was busy with company affairs, and his sister was also busy with something else. No one came to check on his "study", which made Li Jianan feel inexplicably relieved. However, this relief did not last long. On the third night, his sister Li Jiaxin suddenly found him and asked what Zhou Qi had been doing these days.

"He has been watching the stock market on the computer." Li Jianan answered truthfully, secretly glad that he finally had a reasonable explanation.

"Is that all?" Li Jiaxin asked.

"It's really nothing." Li Jianan said affirmatively.

Li Jiaxin left angrily, leaving Li Jianan confused. He even gloated over it, thinking that the two might have had a quarrel. But on the fourth morning, Li Jiaxin appeared in front of him again, this time dragging him to see Zhou Qi.

It turned out that Zhou Qi seemed to have disappeared since the dinner, with no phone calls or messages, which made Li Jiaxin feel mixed emotions. She tried to keep herself busy to distract herself, but she couldn't help but think of Zhou Qi. In the end, she couldn't resist the worry in her heart and decided to go find him in person, taking Li Jianan with her, using the excuse of checking her learning results.

When they arrived at the hotel, Li Jiaxin's heart tightened when she saw Zhou Qi the moment she opened the door. Zhou Qi looked exhausted, as if he hadn't slept for several nights. She blurted out with concern: "Are you sick?"

Zhou Qi shook his head gently, "It's okay..."

At this moment, Li Jiaxin understood that the busy days and nights were not without trace, but were a true reflection of Zhou Qi's silent dedication to his work.

Zhou Qi walked to the computer and asked Li Jiaxin: "Why are you here? Aren't you busy today?"

"Hmm..." Li Jiaxin responded, feeling a little overwhelmed.

Seeing Zhou Qi sitting in front of the computer, Li Jiaxin followed him. She was surprised to see the pile of documents on the table. Although the content was a bit difficult for her to understand, it was obvious that the workload was huge and three days was definitely not enough. Especially some of the documents involved international markets, and these works were obviously completed late at night.

Noticing Zhou Qi's tired look, she asked worriedly, "Have you not rested for three days?" Before Zhou Qi could answer, Li Jianan interrupted, "Who would not sleep for three days? I think he has been cooped up in the house for too long. Why don't we go out for a walk and relax?"

"Shut up." Li Jiaxin glared at her brother and watched Zhou Qi light a cigarette, obviously very tired. She said gently: "Take a break, your body can't stand it if you keep going like this."

Zhou Qi exhaled a puff of smoke, stared at the stock market data on the screen and said, "Now is not the time to relax."

"I can help you keep an eye on the stocks, you go and take a rest." Li Jiaxin suggested.

"I'm following more than one stock." Zhou Qi said as he quickly switched pages, so fast that Li Jiaxin was dazzled.

Li Jiaxin looked at his tired eyes, hesitated for a moment, and then said softly: "Then close your eyes and rest for a while. I will massage your head, even if it's just a short rest."

Hearing this, Li Jianan couldn't believe his ears - the special treatment of his younger sister was given to Zhou Qi?

"Thank you, but no thanks." Zhou Qi refused, frowned as he operated the computer, sold several stocks, and earned more than one million, but there was no trace of joy on his face.

"Damn it!" Li Jianan yelled, "You've made over a million, why are you still looking so miserable?"

"Do you think this is a good thing?" Zhou Qi asked, with a tone of concern for the market. To him, this was just a temporary victory, and greater challenges were still to come.

Li Jianan sneered and said, "The stock market going up is definitely a good thing, isn't it? This wave of growth must have made many people secretly happy, and they are laughing as they count the money they have earned."

That's true. But it may not last long.

As the saying goes, "Excessive joy brings sorrow", and now may be the calm before the storm. Li Jiaxin is not as innocent as her brother, and she heard the hidden meaning in Zhou Qi's words: "You mean, the current stock price is inflated, just like a seemingly solid building, once someone removes the cornerstone, the building will collapse?"

Zhou Qi nodded slightly to show his agreement. "That's about it." He knew in his heart that the matter was much more complicated than Li Jiaxin said.

Behind this stock market fluctuation, there are international funds manipulating the Hong Kong stock market, taking advantage of the dot-com bubble. They use a series of complex operations - first borrowing a large amount of Hong Kong dollars in the foreign exchange market, then secretly buying Hong Kong stocks and using leverage to push up stock prices; at the same time, they establish short positions in the futures market, preparing to sweep away wealth when the time is right.

Such behavior caused many people in Hong Kong to lose everything they had, even their lives. The scene was extremely tragic.

At the same time, in a luxurious villa, four heavyweights sat on the sofa and talked quietly. They were Huo Yongnian of the Huo family, Tang Jiacheng of the Tang Group, and two other business tycoons.