Checked into the hotel, took a shower, and the two of them easily found a restaurant nearby, had dinner, and then walked around the neighborhood, which was regarded as stepping on it in advance.

Compared with the previous time, this time the two are obviously much more relaxed and stable. Li Bayi asked the police about the surrounding banks and securities offices, and confirmed the outlets for selling subscription warrants before returning to the hotel.

When entering the lobby, I happened to meet a group of guests staying in the hotel getting out of the elevator, one of them was holding a cigarette and distributing it to others.

In his previous life, he read a piece of information about warrants on the Internet, saying that according to the regulations at that time, the issuance of subscription warrants must be registered, but due to the lack of manpower at that time, coupled with the "greasy" among securities companies, a large number of bearer blank warrants flowed to the market.

As a result, there are two kinds of prices in black market transactions, anonymous and anonymous, and the anonymous ones are called "tabula rasa", and the black market prices are obviously much more expensive. As for the registered ones, these speculators can also help change their minds by using money to deal with the staff of securities companies.

At this time, the warrants were almost all filled out by hand, including the payment when the warrants were subscribed for stocks, and the documents were all written out one by one, which provided a basis for black market transactions.

Someone bought a "Double Happiness" and distributed it to the salesperson at the counter with a pack per person, asking the salesperson not to fill in his name on the receipt. This trick was very effective, the salesman really did not register his name on the receipt, and the subscription warrants he bought became "blank slates".

As soon as Li Bayi told Liu Guilin about this, the two found a tobacco and alcohol specialty store and bought two Hongta Mountains for 98 yuan each.

The next day, the two of them got up very early and got up before five o'clock.

Carrying the money, I went straight to the business department of Wanguo Securities Company, and the sky was already bright at this time. The two heard voices from a distance, and when they got closer, they realized that someone was queuing. Fortunately, there were not many people, standing in two columns, there were about 20 people.

Someone was babbling behind them, and the two of them quickly lined up, and after a while, the line was more than 20 meters away.

The two didn't dare to buy food earlier, so they could only stand obediently. At dawn, more and more people gathered, which affected the flow of traffic, and the police began to appear to maintain order.

Judging from the accent, most of the people in the front line are outsiders, sometimes a few Shanghai locals, and most of them are locals who come one after another.

Listening to their discussions, when the first subscription warrant was issued, no one came to buy it at all, and the issuance points were deserted. And this second release, there were so many people queuing, which made them full of anticipation.

At eight o'clock, the sales department opened for business.

As far as the eye can see, there are almost two to three hundred people in the sales department, and according to the 300 business outlets, at least 10,000 people are queuing up to buy subscription warrants this time. This number is not much, in the 810 turmoil, it was 1.2 million people who poured into Shenzhen to buy subscription warrants!

The processing speed of the subscription warrant is not fast, because it is all handwritten, and it takes almost a few minutes for a person to handle it, and there is no limit on the number of purchases, and some people buy more, so it is slower to handle.

Li Bayi and Liu Guilin were in ninth and tenth place, and it was their turn half an hour later. Li Bayi tore the cigarette and handed it in, and said with a smile: "Handsome guy, you have worked hard, this is a local product I brought from Nanzhong, you have a taste." ”

It happened to be a man who handled the business for Li Bayi, and he was very happy that Li Bayi called him a handsome guy, and he immediately had a good impression of Li Bayi, and said thank you repeatedly, and asked affectionately: "Sir, how many copies do you need to buy?" ”

"Thirty dollars a piece, right?" After getting confirmation, Li Bayi stretched out a finger, "I'll buy 10,000 copies." ”

10,000 copies, this is the largest subscription warrant he has ever sold, the salesman was very surprised, he looked at the young man in front of him, and confirmed in a knot: "One ...... 10,000 copies? ”

Li Bayi nodded affirmatively: "Well, it's 10,000 copies." As he spoke, he took the money from the sack into the counter one by one and asked the salesman to count, Liu Guilin saw this and hurriedly stepped forward to help.

The people in the back queue saw the two of them keep taking out bundles of money from the sacks, and then piling them on the counter, and finally piling them up into a small mountain, which stabbed their eyes at once.

"Who is this, how can you be so rich?" It was the first time that anyone had ever seen someone put up so much money to buy a warrant.

After ordering the money, the salesman asked Li Bayi for his ID card, and when Li Bayi handed in the ID card, he whispered to the salesman: "Handsome guy, please give me a joint number, and you don't need to write my name on the subscription warrant." ”

The salesman was about to refuse, but Li Bayi pointed to the long queue behind him and said, "Look, there are still so many people waiting to handle it in the back, I bought too much, and it will delay your time to write your name one by one." ”

The salesman hesitated for a moment, then silently began to fill in the list, which was regarded as agreeing to Li Bayi's request, which was also a good impression given by Li Bayi, and he was smoking, and he was handsome and handsome, and he was very comfortable.

After a while, Li Bayi and Liu Guilin both got a bundle of bearer warrants. Back at the hotel, Liu Guilin couldn't wait to take out the subscription warrant to see that it was something he bought for about 100,000 yuan.

Stock warrants are a unique invention of the Republic and a product of wisdom that deserves to be recorded in the history of the development of the securities market in the 43 years of the Republic. Li Bayi also saw a physical sample of it for the first time.

The subscription warrant is printed exquisitely, like a small booklet in a postage stamp, with a gilded cover and a back cover printed with the words "The stock market is risky, and you need to be cautious when entering the market", and there is a voucher that can be copied in quadruplicate. In the description column, it is stated that the 30 yuan stock subscription certificate is not a stock, but a certificate that can buy stocks. It was also noted that the stock issuance in the 43rd year of the Republic of China relied on this lottery, and all the funds from the issuance of the subscription warrants would be donated to the Shanghai Welfare Association.

Li Bayi's is exactly 100 copies, and Liu Guilin's is 33 copies, and the two of them are packed in the lockbox together, and then they are still stored at the hotel front desk.

The two of them went out to make up for breakfast, and when they saw that the time was only past nine o'clock, they inquired about the Huangpu business department of Wanguo, and then took a taxi to explore the market. It is indeed a place where Shanghai speculators gather, but there are not many people today, many of them have gone to line up to buy subscription warrants, and the two of them have not heard any useful news.