At the close of the previous day, the large "Moby Dick Bonds" were quoted at 157 moles/piece and the small ones were quoted at 28 moles/piece, and after the night passed, their prices fell rapidly to 100 moles/piece and 15 moles/piece when the morning opened.

But while the vast majority of people wail, there are still a small number of people who think they have found an opportunity - based on the historical trend of the "Beluga Whale" since its issuance, its price has never fallen below the issue price, so it is unlikely that it will be in the future.

Therefore, the price of 100 mol/piece is the best time to buy the bottom!

It's called "I'm afraid when others are greedy, and I'm greedy when others are fearful"!

Soon, Lin was surprised to find that the price of the bond had stopped falling at around 100, and then began to rebound. The signs of recovery were faint at first, but as more and more people saw the "opportunity" of greed, the upward trend became more pronounced, and after about an hour, the price of large bonds rose back to 113 moles per contract.

Those who had previously been trapped at a high level began to consider borrowing another mole to buy bonds to dilute their costs. They quickly came to an agreement with the creditor, who knew very well that only by letting the borrower untie the loan would they be able to recover the money they had lent.

Soon, with the inflow of new Moor, the price rebounded further, and by the time it closed at noon, the large amount of "Moby Dick Bonds" had successfully regained the 130 Moor mark.

The panic in the morning was swept away, and people began to discuss that this pullback was a rare opportunity to enter the market, and those who did not grasp it deserved not to earn Moor......

Lin looked at the 10 "Currans" that he had rented for a full 1,000 moles, and couldn't help but wonder if he had spent a lot of moles in vain.

At 1:30 p.m., the market opened, and with almost no warning, the price of large bonds suddenly crashed, falling to 90 moles per piece in 10 minutes, and the price of small bonds fell to 8 moles, both breaking through the psychological threshold that people thought "it would never be possible to fall".

Then, the stampede sell-off began, and people fell into a greater panic than before, desperately trying to sell the bonds in their hands regardless of the cost, just to recover even 1 mole.

Lin waited patiently until the people gradually calmed down from the initial euphoria, and then raised his hand and announced to everyone:

It didn't take long for the small "Moby Dick Bond" to fall to an unbelievable amount of 1 more per piece, and then the trading volume went to zero - even at the price of 1 more per piece, no one wanted to buy it again, and the seller certainly could not give it away completely free of charge at the price of 0 moles per piece. As a result, the microbonds are completely illiquid and no longer able to be traded.

At around 3 p.m., its price finally fell below 10 moles per piece, fluctuating back and forth around 5-8 moles, and trading was almost stagnant. At this moment, the situation that Lin had expected finally happened.

Lin was very relieved to see that his loaned "Curran" finally came in handy, and the 1000 moles were finally not in vain.

By the end of the afternoon, the exchange had received a total of more than 1,000 repurchase applications for microbonds, and Lin randomly selected 250 of them and repurchased them according to his promise, spending 500 moles.

At the opening of the next day, the liquidity of microbonds miraculously regained liquidity, and although the trading volume was not large and the price was always hovering between 1-2 moles, it was already a very good situation compared to yesterday.

At the same time, Lin announced that he would repurchase 30 large "Beluga Whale bonds" today, at a price of 18 moles per piece, which is almost three times the current market price, so it immediately attracted countless applications. On the same day, she spent another 540 moles.

Lin knew that it was time for him to appear.

She struggled to suppress her heart, which was beating wildly, and allowed herself to speak in as plain a tone as possible:

"Regardless of which article of the Code of Obligations is invoked, the exchange shall not be liable for any payment of the bonds, and if you use violence against me, or any employee of the exchange, I will fight back mercilessly."

Seconds after the words fell, the trading floor boiled.

"However, out of morality and the idea that the exchange should guide the virtuous cycle of the market as much as possible, I will do my best in my personal name to repurchase a part of the 'Beluga Whale Bonds' at a fair price and in batches."

A de facto bankrupt investor began asking the exchange to cover the "Beluga Whale" for the ...... Lin didn't understand the specific reason from the other party's incoherent scolding, in short, after being naturally rejected by the agent, the other party began to use the witch contract with the agent.

With that, she turned around and left the crowd boiling behind her to the agents to deal with, and she returned to her office on the second floor.

But in the next second, she was killed on the spot.

The trading floor, which had been noisy a moment ago, suddenly became silent, and everyone stood like statues, at a loss, except for the blood of corpses slowly spreading on the floor.

She walked out of the office and, under the protection of two "Currans", appeared on the trading floor. This caused another commotion, but the corpse on the ground still had its effect, and Lin felt a series of hateful or fearful eyes focused on him, but no one dared to really rush up and make a move.

"Today, I will first repurchase a small amount of 'Beluga Whale bonds' to restore liquidity, the repurchase price is 2 moles / piece, the first batch of repurchase quantities is 250, from now until today's closing, everyone can submit an application through the broker, if the number of applications exceeds the number of today's repurchase, we will take a lottery to randomly select applicants to ensure fairness and justice."

She pointed to the corpse on the ground, and the conversation shifted.

On the third day, Distant Voyage Leasing announced that it would refuse to provide any clues to Ether Exploration about Summer Night's whereabouts, while Ether Exploration accused Distant Ship Leasing of secretly helping Summer Night's criminal acts, and a war broke out between the two companies.

The price of the "Beluga Whale Bond", which had just improved, immediately collapsed, and the trading volume returned to zero again, but Lin still appeared on the trading floor, saying that he would buy back 50 small and large bonds at a price of 2 moles/piece and 10 moles/piece.

On this day, half of the eyes that looked at her seemed to look up to a saint, and half seemed to look at an idiot.

But in the days that followed, Far Ship Lease was not crushed like a bug as one might think, and the battle stalled after fending off one of the largest ground offences organized by the Aether Exploration Security Department.

Some astute people smelled the opportunity, and buyers appeared again on the exchange and began to buy "white whale bonds" at low prices.

Lin, on the other hand, spends 500-600 moles a day to buy back large and small bonds at prices significantly higher than the market price.

Someone roughly estimated that she had spent more than 3,000 moles so far.

It's another day at the start of the day, and people gather on the trading floor to submit a buyback application to the broker and wait for the results of the draw.

Suddenly, without warning, it suddenly went dark.

"Look at the sky!" Exclamations rang out outside.

Driven by curiosity, someone walked out of the trading hall and soon let out the same exclamation, which in turn led more people to run out, and soon everyone saw the spectacular scene: black flames that stretched for dozens of kilometers swept flat like a tide, and in the blink of an eye, all the sky in the lower city was obscured.

"That's the Lord's magic! I've seen it before, is there a moth beast coming? ”

"I think it's to deal with 'long-distance boat charters', right?"

"Is that small company worth making such a big move?"

"Who knows...... Oops! I also bought a little bit of 'Moby Dick Bonds' yesterday! Someone told me that you can buy the bottom! ”

……

The sea of fire was not all, and a giant lightning tornado that had never been seen before appeared soon after, and for a moment, it seemed as if the entire city was about to be destroyed.

Lin quickly announced the closure of the market, saying that the results of today's repo draw would be announced tomorrow when the market opened — if everyone was still alive tomorrow.

Everyone dispersed.

Fortunately, the city was not destroyed, and the next morning, the exchange opened normally, and Lin announced the results of yesterday's lottery and repurchased the bonds as promised. At the same time, she announced that she would suspend the repurchase of "Beluga Whale bonds" today.

After the shock, the crowd did not panic, on the contrary, a speculation was gradually spreading:

The issuer of the "Moby Dick Bond" is back.

Another day later, Lin announced that the buyback would continue to be suspended. At the same time, more concrete gossip has been circulating in the market: Summer Night has reappeared in "Distant Ship Charter", and an agreement has been reached with "Ether Exploration", and the wanted warrant may be revoked soon.

On the same day, the price of large "Moby Dick bonds" soared from 10 moles to 30 moles per piece, and the price of small bonds soared from 2 moles to 8 moles.

In the days that followed, as there were growing signs that the two sides had reconciled, the price of the bond recovered all the way up to this morning......

In the morning, Lin woke up and saw today's headlines on the crystal ball:

Ether Exploration announced that it had withdrawn its arrest warrant for Summer Night, and revealed that it was exploring the feasibility of establishing a business cooperation with Far Ship Leasing.

After the opening of the market, the price of "Beluga Whale bonds" unsurprisingly soared along a nearly vertical curve, and by the end of the day, the price of large bonds was 300 moles/piece, and the price of small bonds was 50 moles/piece.

Previously, Lin had spent a total of about 5,000 moles to buy back the "Moby Dick bonds", and at this moment, if she sold all the bonds in her hand, she would receive 80,000 to 90,000 moles.

That's a fortune enough to get her into Uptown!

Lin locked herself in her office, looked out at the trading floor below, pondered for a whole noon, and by the time the afternoon opened the session, she made her decision:

Not a single one is sold.

At the same time, she decides to meet Summer Night and set off now.

(End of chapter)