Speaking of which, when the first batch of subscription warrants was sold in Shanghai, it was not said that no one cared about it, but at least it was "sparsely deserted in front of the door", and it was necessary to rely on bank loan officers to sell them everywhere and wear out their mouths.

The high-priced subscription warrant of 30 yuan scared off Shanghainese who were accustomed to calculating small accounts and had never made a lot of money, and also made many people intimidated. You must know that at this time, the salary in Shanghai is about 300 yuan a month, while in the rest of the country, it is almost 200 yuan.

Many people don't understand how this warrant is higher than the price of the stock, the issue price of one yuan per share is only 6 to 8 yuan, but the warrant costs 30 yuan.

At that time, the subscription warrants were issued, and the savings offices of the major banks in Shanghai were all mobilized and became consignment points. In addition to counter retailing, bank staff also go to the industrial and mining enterprises under their jurisdiction to sell money.

At that time, it was stipulated that for each call warrant sold, the loan officer could receive a commission of one percent, that is, a commission of three to five cents.

However, the loan officer tried his best to do so, but the results were not good, and most people thought that what was being sold around was not a good thing, and it felt a little bit like a scam.

Seeing that it was so difficult to sell the bank, the bank staff also decided that it was not a good thing, so few people thought of buying some themselves, and the law did not prohibit the staff from buying warrants and shares at that time.

"In the last hour of the last day of the purchase of the subscription warrant, a teacher surnamed Li finally mustered up the courage to enter the bank savings office with 6,000 yuan and was ready to buy 200 subscription warrants.

The elder brother paused when he said this, and he explained to the two of them with a slanted face: "Chongtou is the meaning of our Shanghainese fools. Hey! ”

Seeing that the two outsiders were attracted by their words, the driver laughed proudly, and Li Bayi knew that he was waiting for the two of them to ask, so he said playfully: "What happened then?" ”

The brother laughed: "Later, Mr. Li, who had strong self-esteem, was furious after hearing this, and he left with his legs. ”

Speaking of the regret of the century, the elder brother also smacked his lips, his face was full of regret, and he asked Li Bayi, who was sitting in the passenger seat, with a sideways face: "You said, the wealth of nearly one million yuan is missed by this Teacher Li, will this pain make Teacher Li unforgettable and unforgettable for life?" After saying that, he laughed inexplicably.

Liu Guilin lost his voice and said: "One million!" Can you make a million for 6,000 yuan to buy a warrant? He couldn't believe his ears, "Is this real?" ”

"Of course." The taxi driver said categorically: "Everyone knows about this in our Shanghai beach!" Then Mr. Li is still a senior teacher in a certain middle school. My son is in their school. ”

Through the conversation with his brother, Li Bayi learned that there should be a lot of people who want to buy subscription certificates, mainly because many of the people who bought the first batch of subscription certificates have made money, and some even made a lot of money, which has caused great repercussions in society.

Just like the story of the teacher surnamed Li told by the taxi driver to Li Bayi, it is widely circulated in Shanghai, and the story is estimated to be true, but it is unknown if someone did not deliberately release it, anyway, the mainstream media are not allowed to report it, and it is all passed on by word of mouth.

Everyone who said it seemed to have experienced it personally, and everyone said it with a vivid voice and a dancing eyebrow.

The brother said with a smile that he plans to buy a few copies tomorrow to play, and if he wins the lottery, he will make a small fortune, and it doesn't matter if he doesn't win, he should donate it to the welfare association. Although there were many people interested, I didn't see anyone queuing up in advance.

The taxi pulled the two to the Wanguo Securities Company on Guangdong Road, and when Liu Guilin paid the fare, his brother reminded the two of them: "You can go to the Huangpu Business Department of Wanguo when you are free, where since the subscription warrant was speculated on the black market, the surrounding restaurants have become a place where speculators gather." There, there is all the information. ”

"Thank you, big brother!" Li Bayi sincerely thanked.

's brother smiled, and left as soon as he slipped away.

At this time, it was almost dinner time, the business department had closed, Li Bayi stopped two passers-by in a row to ask, knowing that there was really no need to queue up in advance, and more than 300 outlets would sell subscription warrants at the same time tomorrow morning, such as banks, savings banks, and securities company business departments can buy them.

Li Bayi put his mind at ease, he was really affected by the 810 turmoil he saw on the Internet in his previous life. In the Republic, in fact, a number of subscription warrants have only been issued, and their true power and influence have not yet spread to all parts of the country, and the people of Shanghai themselves love to settle small accounts and be cautious in doing things, so the phenomenon of large-scale panic buying should not have taken shape for the time being.

Of course, the most important point should be the state's attitude of non-propaganda and non-intervention in the treatment of exchanges, and the mainstream media are not allowed to broadcast stock market information. The stock market is precisely the place where information is most needed, and announcements such as the sale of subscription warrants are only published in the "Securities Newspaper" run by the exchange itself, and the interval between the publication and the sale is only a short two days, and the shareholders in the distance will definitely not even be able to catch up.

If it weren't for Liu Guilin's suggestion that Li Bayi buy a pager, and then the two of them went to the exchange to handle the stock sending information, it would be impossible for the two to know about the sale of the second batch of subscription warrants.

Now that I think about it, it's really worth paying an extra 50 yuan a month for service fees and 10 yuan for stock information.

A young man wearing glasses, carrying a large snakeskin bag swaying on the street, followed by a middle-aged man carrying a lockbox, this scene is so eye-catching, I don't know that I think it is a migrant worker from other places, if people know that the bag is full of money, then it must be a big deal.

Li Bayi used snakeskin pockets to hold money, also considering that it was not publicized, and he used two snakeskin pockets together, so he couldn't tell what was inside from the outside.

Liu Guilin brought 100,000 cash with him, but he used a lockbox, which was much more convenient than Li Bayi.

When checking in at Tuocheng Airport, the two of them carried so much cash that they still attracted the attention of the airport personnel, and it took a lot of tossing to get it done.

After discussing it, the two decided to find a hotel near Wanguo Securities Company to stay, so as not to get up and run more the next morning. Coincidentally, there is an international chain hotel near the securities company, although it is a bit expensive, but it is better to be safe.

Now that the two of them have money, Liu Guilin doesn't have to think about taking it to the unit to report the account, so the two of them took the lockbox and snakeskin bag to the front desk and stored them, and opened two standard rooms.

The money was paid by Li Bayi, the previous time because of his small capital, Liu Guilin helped him pay the bills for food and accommodation, but this time he rushed to pay.