Eugenie with money [Grandet]

Bono learned the news through the boss behind the scenes of the "Journal de France", and Eugenie learned through the old friend of Mrs. Taicourt and the king's attendant that the kingdom has sent secret agents to sneak into Britain and the inventor of the steam locomotive. Get in touch, will fund his research, but will share mature technology.

As a provider of information, no one would embarrass Eugenie over allegations of insider trading in the public bond market—not to mention that Grassan’s operations complied with public bond trading rules, even if he had some small violations now, he would be forgiven.

If Eugenie wants to earn more money, she must walk steadily, and will not rush for quick success.Under her instructions, all operations of Grassan in the public bond trading market must be within the rules.

Although Grassan's operation caused turmoil in the bond market, it was also caused by following the trend.Other followers made money with him, and everyone loved and hated Grassan, even Nucingen.

Nucingen still has some Portuguese government bonds in his hand, and there have been book profits when the market rebounded, but it was pitifully small.He thought that he could wait and sell when there were more profits—after all, he had never heard from Eugenie, and she continued to touch Portuguese public bonds.Who knew that at this moment, Grassan's operation gave him a blow to the head.

There was another loss on the account!A banker cannot tolerate losses in areas he is familiar with.Nucingen came to Eugenie's house angrily, and first asked the porter if M. Grandet had gone out.

As far as he knew, what Grandet went to every day was not the bond market, but the gold trading market. Grandet, like all misers, had an eternal love for gold.

Now is the time to trade in the gold market.

"Sir has gone out." The doorman gave Nucingen a satisfactory answer.

"Hello, Mr. Nucingen, Annette didn't come with you. I only saw her once after I came back from Madrid. Is she okay?" Eugenie welcomed Nucingen's arrival.

Nucingen shrugged: "Since you agreed to her taking a stake in your mask factory, she is no longer willing to accompany me."

This is the story of Eugenie's return from Madrid. Annette heard a lot about Eugenie's deeds, and also saw Nucingen's respect for Eugenie from the bottom of her heart. She felt that she could learn from Eugenie, and wanted to To become a shareholder of the mask factory.She wanted to have her own power, a power that would not be completely powerless when she encountered something like Guillaume Grandet.

Eugenie agreed without hesitation—she had a new idea now, the mask factory had a good start and was reluctant to give up, and it was a wish for Annette to join in to share part of the sales work.

To Nucingen's satisfaction, Eugenie didn't use Annette to reinvest, but asked her to promote the mask on social media, and according to the sales of the mask, a commission of [-]% of the price of each mask was paid.

It is a very common method of joining in later generations, but Annette's joining fee is the workshop provided by Nucingen.Nucingen and Annette, who had never seen such means, considered Eugenie to be a generous man.

In order to be worthy of this generosity, Annette worked very hard on her own sales, and even spent less time making clothes and buying jewelry on weekdays, and reduced her monthly expenses, which made Nucingen very satisfied.

But this satisfaction was not enough to quell Nucingen's failure in the bond deal.Bankers are like this. You should do what is good for him. Once there is something that is not good for him, then you are a heinous sin.

"Miss Eugenie, I think we should share information." Nucingen thought that Eugenie had inside information about the public debt, but he didn't find the source of the inside information.

Eugenie nodded: "Yes, I also think it is possible to give it a try, for example, on the issue of Germany's national debt transaction." I didn't tell the whole story, and you didn't tell everything.

Nucingen was silent.

Eugenie wrote and drew on the paper with a pen, and planned that Mr. Te Pongfeng, as a partner of Danville Law Firm, should be able to expand his business.Now that Grandet happens to be in Paris, it should be smoother for him to come forward to talk with Te Pompon than himself.

Nucingen, who had never received a response, had to speak again: "I think our cooperation in the Spanish bond market should be extended to the Paris bond market, what do you think?"

Eugenie agreed with this point: "But it cannot include the previous transactions."

Nucingen, however, wanted to know Eugenie's hole cards: "How many Spanish and Portuguese public debts are in Mr. Guessan's hand, I think I should know, so as to know what business I should start next."

"Speaking of which, I don't know which member of the cabinet you have the same political views as, don't you, Mr. Nucingen?" Eugenie felt that if the cards were to be revealed, everyone should reveal them together.

Gritting his teeth, Nucingen named a radical who ranks higher in the cabinet than Bono's behind-the-scenes boss.Eugenie also gave the information that Nucingen wanted to know: "Mr. Grassan has at most one hundred thousand shares of Portuguese bonds and 20 shares of Spanish bonds, no more."

This made Nucingen feel unbelievable: "But miss, I remember that you asked Mr. Grassan to withdraw from the Nucingen Bank with a full 100 million francs." You also made a fortune on the Portuguese public debt.

The figure reported by Eugenie just now is worth about 60 francs even if it is calculated based on the price that has now rebounded.He suspected that Eugenie had not told himself the truth.

Eugenie smiled lightly: "Mr. Nucingen, you forgot that I just came back from Madrid and found a way for my father to sell wine. All of these need to be paid."

With 40 francs to find a sales outlet, no matter how big Grandet's estate is, the wine produced in a year will not sell for 40 francs!Nucingen looked at Eugenie suspiciously, and felt that what she said was not the truth, and he should give himself a true statement.

"If it weren't for such a good sales channel, do you think Spain's national debt, and the conversion of pesos to francs, would rise so steadily?" Eugenie looked at Nucingen.

"You mean?" Nucingen was a little unconvinced. To stabilize a country's capital market, it is inevitable for all parties involved in the country to maintain a balance.Eugenie is just a foreigner who went from Paris and only stayed in Madrid for less than 20 days. Is it really capable of promoting the balance of the Spanish regime?

Eugenie smiled: "Mr. Riego of Spain joined the constitutional cabinet, but it was proposed by the Russian ambassador Tatishev to the king of Spain. With his joining, the constitutional cabinet is equivalent to controlling an untamed army. And the King of Spain can prove to the people his determination to support the constitution.” Isn’t that a balance?

Besides admiration, what else can Nucingen say?

He sincerely said to Eugenie: "Miss, what kind of public debt do you want to deploy in the next step, no matter how much money you need, the bank will provide it with all its strength. I have decided that we can split the income from the public debt at the end of the year. Debt." Not five or five, and the income will be distributed according to the original proportion, and Eugenie will never tell him her next plan.

Anyway, she didn't withdraw funds from the bank, and only used the previous 100 million francs, how many things she had done.Nucingen did not dare to take the risk of being left by Eugenie, and he was willing to be the banker with Eugenie.

Even Grandet was satisfied with such an upright Nucingen: "You are right to say so, Mr. Baron Nucingen. From the beginning, the shares between you and Eugenie should be distributed on a [-]-[-] basis. "

Looking at Grandet who suddenly appeared, Nucingen just wanted to let him go as far as possible-is the bank's business only one of public bond trading?

The tactful banker can only say: "Mr. Grandet, do you have any gains in the gold trading market? I heard that the port needs gold these two days, and someone is willing to offer [-] francs."

"I even sold thirteen francs and fifty centimes," Grandet muttered, "but I sold all my gold, and now I have no more gold."

"Father, don't worry, I know that there is a lot of gold in a place, and I know who is more suitable to exchange gold for you." Eugenie said comforting words to the old cooper, no matter whether the words were true or not, Ge Lang Tai felt relieved.

"So Mr. Nucingen, why don't you have a daughter? Don't you envy Eugenie when you see my preferences in such a way?" He asked Nucingen loudly. the difference.

Nucingen turned his head away and asked Eugenie, "Where are you talking about? You know that the treasury also needs gold replenishment. No matter which bank provides gold, it will be taken care of by the king."

The reason is the same, but Eugenie has her own considerations: the future is doomed to belong to the bourgeoisie, no matter how strict the nobles are, they cannot stop it.At that time, gold will be a hard currency and there will be no risk of depreciation.

Start saving gold little by little now, it will last longer than allegiance to the king.

What's more, this is also Grandet's wish. After Grandet went to Paris to find himself, Eugenie was happy to fulfill his wish.

"The gold in that place can't meet the requirements of the national treasury, but can only satisfy my father's little hobby." Eugenie said: "As for the loyalty to the king, we can keep the franc strong and ensure that the king will not Wouldn't it be nice to be troubled by money?" It was still early in [-], and the King would remain in power until the July Revolution.

Nucingen had to agree with Eugenie's statement: "Yes, but we are just bankers. Although we are the largest bank in Paris, we still have no ability to ensure that the franc remains strong."