0018 Not optimistic

After all, small shareholders have the limitations of small shareholders, and people like Bella, she can only see the performance of a stock for a certain period of time at most, and then analyze it according to these situations to see whether it should be bought and held.

She doesn't understand, and of course, can't understand the root cause of a stock's rise and fall, and she doesn't even understand the underlying background of a stock and how its stock price is affected.

But Adel is different, with his experience in his previous life and tirelessly collecting information in this world, he can clearly understand the fundamental situation of some stocks, so he can also predict the rise and fall of some stocks in advance.

For example, why did Bank of America, a stock that used to perform well, plummet in June last year? Why didn't its stock price rise back for a year? Why could it skyrocket in a week now?

These things have to be analyzed from the equity structure of Bank of America, and of course, it also involves a series of games among the big Wall Street bankers.

The reason is simple: The New York Times reported this morning that the famous Wall Street banker Amadi Giannini appeared on Wall Street, which was his first appearance in New York since he returned to Milan, Italy, last summer to recuperate.

Giannini is the founder and largest shareholder of the Bank of Italy, and it is under his leadership and decisions that the Bank of Italy has become a presence that no one can ignore in the financial street of the United States. Just last summer, however, the Bank of Italy was hit hard, with the share prices of several of its owning banks, including Bank of America, plummeting.

True, Bank of America is controlled by the advantage of the Bank of Italy, in other words, it has a deep background.

So, if Bank of America has such a deep background, why hasn't it been able to recover in the past year?

The reason involved here is the washing problem of Wall Street bank tycoons.

Giannini's Bank of Italy is different from most banks in the United States, where banks are largely local, with few banks opening branches throughout the United States, with the exception of the Bank of Italy. It is precisely because of the operation mode of Italian banks that has aroused the dissatisfaction of many banking tycoons on Wall Street, including the Morgan consortium.

Just last year, the Bank of Italy defeated several rivals to buy the Free Bank of San Francisco, which became the trigger for Wall Street banking tycoons to launch a war. The Bank of Italy completed its acquisition of San Francisco Libre Bank in May, and in June the Federal Reserve Bank of New York took the Bank of Italy to court on the grounds of monopoly.

Subsequently, a large number of unfavorable news for the Bank of Italy appeared in the market, and at the same time, the New York stock market and the San Francisco stock market both saw a large number of orders sold by the Bank of Italy, which appeared in a concentrated manner on June 11, directly knocking down the stock prices of the Bank of Italy and several banks controlled by it.

The massive sell-off caused panic in the stock market, and in this situation, the overall decline in the stock price of the Bank of Italy has become irreversible. Worst of all, at the end of June, the court convicted the Italian bank of monopoly and ordered Amadi Giannini to sell his 51 percent stake in the Italian bank.

However, Giannini is very cunning, he hid in Milan, Italy, and did not return to the United States for a long time on the grounds that he was ill and could not act, and the equity delivery could not be completed. Of course, in public, Giannini has repeatedly declared that he is willing to sell his shares in obedience to the court's decision, and at the same time, he has also announced his resignation as president of the Bank of Italy.

Just in the past year, Giannini himself hid in Italy and did not return, he is still the largest shareholder of the Bank of Italy, but he resigned as the president of the bank, just imagine, on the one hand, facing the siege of the major bankers on Wall Street, on the other hand, there is no leader, and there is a bad verdict on his back, how can the shares of the Bank of Italy perform well?

But in this year, although Giannini hid in Italy and did not return to the United States, he did not wait, he did a lot of things, and also made a lot of off-the-plate moves. For example, under his remote command, the Bank of Italy is the only bank that has responded to the Federal Reserve's call to refuse to pay short-term loans to stockbrokers, and it is also the only commercial bank that has consistently promoted the great risks of the stock market. To a certain extent, this approach has won the favor of the Federal Reserve and the relevant departments of the Federal House of Representatives.

In addition, Giannini anonymously formed a Pan American company in Delaware, Delaware, and the Bank of Italy injected huge sums of money into the company, which in turn bought most of his shares. Not only that, but the joint-stock company has also taken advantage of the low share prices of Bank of Italy and its holding banks to buy shares in the past year, becoming the second largest shareholder of the Bank of Italy's holding banks after Giannini.

Through this transfer, Giannini was freed from the charge of monopoly, and now he holds less than half of the shares in the Bank of Italy, at least on the surface, so the biggest risk is to get rid of it.

Yadell has reason to believe that Giannini, who has been cultivating himself in Milan, Italy for a year, suddenly appeared on Wall Street this time, and he definitely did not come to sell his shares, but he should have enough confidence or hole cards in the matter of fighting against the Morgan consortium. So, will the Bank of Italy, which has been half-dead for a year, and the shares of the commercial banks in which it controls it, continue to be at such a low ebb? This is obviously impossible.

It's a pity that the current Adair is still just a small minion on the periphery of Wall Street's financial circles, so he has no way to know more inside information, so he can only rely on his experience and the pitiful little information at hand to make an analysis and judgment, but even so, at this stage, this information is enough for him.

Bella now has a new hobby, which is to brag about the reliable stockbroker she has found in that small circle of people she has come into contact with, which is obviously also a way for her to satisfy her vanity.

Today, just after three o'clock in the afternoon, she wore the Warnaco short vest jacket she had just bought, and Shi Shiran went to the New York Stock Exchange.

"Hey, Bella," had just walked into the hall of the stock exchange, and in the midst of the noise, Bella heard someone shouting her name at a shrill voice.

Following the direction from which the voice came, Bella glanced over and saw a woman wearing a wide-brimmed sunhat, waving a silk handkerchief in her hand to greet her.

This woman Bella knows, but usually has a very good relationship, however, everyone understands that the so-called good relationship between women often needs to be discounted, at least in Bella's opinion, this woman named Adrati always has a little bit of Italian's unique hillbilly atmosphere.

However, even if she looked down on each other in her heart, Bella was still able to hide this kind of thought well.

"Hey, Adrati," beckoned to the other party, and Bella greeted him with a smile on her face.

"We've been waiting for a long time why you're here," Adelati grinned as she approached as she grabbed her wrist with a handkerchief.

"What are you doing so early, you always have to take a nap after lunch," Bella also took out a small hand towel and fanned it lightly beside her face, while saying leisurely, "Woman, sleep is the most important thing, this is the trick I just heard." ”

"Aren't you worried about your stock holding?" interjected a woman standing next to Adrati, a chubby, mid-thirties with thick lips that looked like they had been burned.

"What's there to worry about," Bella glanced in the direction of the stock automatic quotation machine and said casually, "My P&G shares can continue to be held for at least the next two days, and there will be no decline." ”

The two women on the other side glanced at each other, no one said anything, Bella was right, P&G's shares are still rising today, but the increase is not as big as yesterday.

"Hey, Bella, you're really lucky to have found a stockbroker with the means," Adrati was silent for a while, pulled Bella two steps to the side, and asked in a low voice, "So what are you going to do next?"

"Then I can't say well, now, my shares are all taken care of by my agent," Bella said seemingly casually, "However, I vaguely heard him mention that P&G's shares should be sold today and tomorrow, because its rise will not be so obvious, although it is okay to continue to hold it, but it will make less money." ”

"Did he tell you what to buy next?" asked the chubby woman, following closely.

Perhaps sensing that the woman's question was too direct, Adrati glanced at her, the expression on her face a little unpleasant.

"You can't just say that," Bella sneered, holding a small handkerchief, "You know, I have to pay a fee for hiring an agent, and it makes no sense that I paid a fee and let someone else benefit from it, what do you say, Adrati?"

"Of course, that's of course," Adrati glared at the fat woman fiercely, but smiled at Bella, "But, Bella, we always need to know if your agent is so powerful, and whether the judgment is really so accurate, and then we can decide whether it is an investment or not, what do you say?"

"I knew you would say that," Bella smiled and said, "Actually, I'm not so stingy, and if there is any news, I won't hide it from you based on our relationship." But you also know that stockbrokers have their own rules, and now, because I'm just getting involved in investing, I can still get some news, and in the future, even I don't know which stock the broker will buy for me, and when the time comes, even if you ask me, I don't know. ”

"Later, the key is now, what do you say, Adrati?" said the chubby woman.

Adrati nodded, her eyes fixed on Bella.

"You're lucky this time, I still know a little bit of news," Bella stepped forward and whispered into Adratier's ear to tell her of Adele's decision.