America 1919

The next day!

'When miracles occur frequently, can we still call them miracles?' -- "Wall Street Journal"

Even before seeing the newspaper, Moody Aiden knew that all the newspapers on Wall Street today would focus on one important piece of news: the listing of Apollo Chain yesterday.

So when he saw the front page of the "Wall Street Journal," he knew it was about the listing of Apollo Chain.

The reality was exactly as Moody Aiden had thought.

The "Wall Street Journal" dubbed yesterday as 'Miracle Day'!

"This is a triumph of financial strategy!"

This was the evaluation of the "Wall Street Journal" on Apollo Chain's listing yesterday. In the article, the "Wall Street Journal" expressed its opinion that Apollo Chain's market value is not worth 530 million US dollars at all.

Between 300 million and 400 million US dollars is the normal market value of Apollo Chain.

But it was the series of actions by Venus Bank before the listing of Apollo Chain that created its current market value.

Venus Bank first introduced Trident Shipyard, making brokerage companies see that Venus Bank could elevate the stock price of a heavy industry company that shouldn't have been active on the stock market.

Then it showed Wall Street brokerage companies that even without relying on brokers, the market value of a film production company could be driven up to an unexpected level by ordinary investors.

These two listings gave everyone the subconscious belief that any company under Venus Bank, even if previously unnoticed, could surpass everyone's expectations.

So, when it came to the highly anticipated listing of Apollo Chain, people's feelings became subtle.

To put it simply, if two unimpressive companies under Venus Bank could list at prices exceeding their original value, then Apollo Chain, which was already expected, should be even more so!

It was under these circumstances that the miracle of Apollo Chain yesterday was created!

After seeing this report, Moody Aiden couldn't help but recall his actions yesterday; it seemed that what the "Wall Street Journal" said was indeed true!

"So, will Apollo Chain's stock price drop today?"

Thinking of this, Moody Aiden became worried, as he had bought a total of 150,000 shares of Apollo Chain stock yesterday!

Some were even bought at 5 dollars per share!

Moody Aiden hurried to the NYSE, although it hadn't opened yet!

When Moody Aiden arrived at the NYSE, he also noticed that other brokers were also holding the "Wall Street Journal"... The "Wall Street Journal" could be said to be the daily bible for Wall Street brokers.

Listening carefully, Moody Aiden discovered that everyone was discussing this matter and had the same worries as he did.

"Why don't we watch the market today and refrain from making any moves?"

A broker suggested this.

His suggestion was immediately agreed upon by other brokers, and everyone expressed that this was the right approach.

Moody Aiden also agreed with this view.

At that moment, Moody Aiden received a call from his brokerage company at his desk.

Moody Aiden thought the company would also want him to focus on observing today.

"Boss, rest assured, I'll be cautious in making any moves today!"

"Moody, are you out of your mind?" came his boss's angry voice over the phone, "I don't care if you got your head slammed in the door or run over by a train, if anyone sells Apollo Chain stock today, buy it immediately, no matter how much or at what price!"

Moody Aiden dutifully reminded his boss, "Boss, but today's 'Wall Street Journal' content?"

"Fuck you, is the 'Wall Street Journal' a client of our company? Don't you know our phones are ringing off the hook because of our clients today? Their only demand is Apollo Chain stock, Apollo Chain stock, and more bloody Apollo Chain stock, and you talk about being cautious!"

The boss's angry shouting nearly shattered Moody Aiden's eardrum.

"But, Apollo Chain's current stock price is somewhat inflated, if it drops in the future, won't our clients lose money?" Moody Aiden whispered while covering his ear.

His boss's voice came through, laughably angry, "If this batch of clients loses money, there'll naturally be another batch. After all, we've already gotten our commissions, and have you forgotten who pays your salary?"

A stream of expletives followed.

Moody Aiden immediately set aside the last bit of sympathy in his heart, right, after all, it's strangers losing money, why should I care so much, what's most important is earning my own money.

Being able to pay off my mortgage is what's most important!

"Boss, I understand, rest assured!"

Seeing Moody Aiden had returned to his senses, his boss finally calmed down!

After Moody Aiden hung up, he noticed quite a few brokers were also on their phones, and similarly, many brokers had already finished their calls like him.

Everyone exchanged smiles, seeing sincere smiles on each other's faces.

Occasionally, someone would remind others not to forget the agreement they just made.

But with the opening of the NYSE, everyone's expressions instantly changed, and many were closely watching the content on the big blackboard.

A few minutes later, there were finally sell orders for Apollo Chain.

Then immediately there were rising voices, with everyone eagerly pushing forward, looking to buy these Apollo Chain stocks...