Rebirth: Super Banking System
Chapter 1603 - 1438: Soaring Market Value (Subscribe Please!)

Chapter 1603: Chapter 1438: Soaring Market Value (Subscribe Please!)

Outside the exchange.

Looking at the display on his mobile phone, a stock investor couldn’t help but exclaim.

"Oh my, so crazy?"

Right at the start.

He saw a massive buy order.

Someone placed it directly at twenty-five Asia Dollars, bold and straightforward. But it made sense; if it didn’t reach twenty-five, that would be strange. It frustrated many people hoping to snag a bargain.

They had intended to look for prices at twenty-three or twenty-four. Or perhaps twenty-five or twenty-six to pick up a deal.

But you go ahead.

Starting straight at twenty-five.

A massive block sealed the floor.

If we want to buy, we can only go higher, not lower.

Just as some were about to set twenty-six, in the blink of an eye, another massive buy order emerged, drawing out a long line and stopping their hands mid-air. Twenty-seven, and even higher.

Though it’s auction pricing.

The orders can be withdrawn.

But they were sure that anything below thirty would be actual buy orders, with little chance of being withdrawn.

"Damn, who is this, so fierce?"

"Big institutions, big capital, obviously. Don’t even think about snagging bargains. Any deal that’s visible to everyone won’t make you the lucky winner. The only bargain is getting in quickly."

"If Huaxia buyers could join in the future, wouldn’t it be even harder to find a bargain?"

"Think long-term. Our market is small; being active is a good thing. You should be thankful that Huaxia hasn’t opened cross-border accounts yet. If you buy now, as long as the price isn’t too absurd, someone will want it by next month."

"True."

"A big order at twenty-eight appeared, I placed mine at twenty-nine."

"I’ll just go straight to thirty."

"..."

The scene, inside and outside, came alive.

"Thirty isn’t safe; I’ll place some at thirty-two."

"Everyone’s gone mad."

"If you’re not crazy now, you’ll cry later when you see others making money."

"..."

"One minute left, I’m placing an insurance order."

"..."

Soon.

Auction pricing concluded.

Actual transactions began.

At the moment of the opening, Qingyuan Technology’s opening price appeared.

--- Twenty-nine-point-three.

Opening with a nearly fifty percent surge.

"Haha, I got in, cost me twenty-eight."

"I got in at twenty-nine."

"I paid thirty; I shouldn’t lose, right? Whatever, I’m adding more."

"It’s about to break thirty soon."

"Damn, another massive buy order appeared, thirty-three. Do these institutions even worry about money?" The rise is good news for holders, but not necessarily for those wanting to buy in.

"..."

In the midst of cheers and bustling noise.

Qingyuan Technology’s stock price kept climbing.

Thirty-one.

...

Thirty-three.

...

Thirty-five.

...

Thirty-seven.

...

An hour later.

Playing on his mobile phone, Tang Qing felt a pat on his shoulder. Looking up, his second uncle was grinning, "Tangtang, it broke forty Asia Dollars. I’ve poured all the funds I prepared into it."

Big capital wanting to spend everything truly isn’t simple.

"What’s your average cost?"

"Thirty-seven."

"Alright, once spent, we’re done." Tang Qing put away his phone.

"Your company’s first day of going public, and you’re already calling it a day?" Tang Kai said with helpless amusement.

"What else can we do? Just let it rise."

"True."

At this moment.

Su Yu walked over.

"Little Boss Tang, congratulations on the big surge on your first day."

"Same to you."

Tang Qing smiled, knowing Su Yu had bought quite a few as well.

"Haha."

Su Yu didn’t think too much of it. Many here knew he bought stocks, apart from Qingyuan Technology, a significant portion of his funds was in Mianmar stocks, with the largest holdings being in Myanmar Environmental Technology Company.

On the twenty-sixth.

This company would hold another global product launch event.

Speaking truthfully.

Even as a regional chief.

He didn’t know what would be launched, nor could he ask directly. Because holding the company’s stocks and asking would be inappropriate. But he was sure it wouldn’t be something minor, and he awaited it eagerly.

"I’ve got other matters, see you tonight."

"Sure, take care."

After Su Yu left.

Tang Qing approached Luo Qiang.

"Boss Luo, it’s nearly mealtime; gather our folks for a feast."

"Yes, Chairman."

In front of Tang Qing, Luo Qiang played it cool, but inside he was wildly excited. In just over an hour, the price had doubled. He and Pu Chaodong alike now saw their stock ownership value surpass the billion mark.

The other executives were no exception.

...

At Wei Jun’s home.

"First-day surge, cheers!"

Knowing Tang Qing would host later, Wei Jun had grabbed this occasion yesterday. It was rare for him to visit, and he would leave tomorrow. Who knows when he would return next time? As a host, he had to go above and beyond.

They clinked glasses.

Draining them in one go.

Knowing Tang Kai would come, Tang Liang also joined, bringing plenty of gifts. Among this group, he was likely the least secure. Getting the distribution rights for fruit wine back then was purely luck.

Setting down his glass.

Tang Liang glanced at the group.

And sighed:

"Thinking back, the four of us met Leader Ling together and obtained fruit wine distribution rights. Who could’ve thought that Leader Ling would become President Ling today? Tsk tsk, life is too strange."

"Even stranger, Tang Qing has achieved so much in just three short years."

"Of course, our Tang Family wouldn’t let us down," Tang Kai said with pride.

No need to be modest about this.

"Little Boss Tang, do you have plans for the next company to go public?" Jiao Han, seated at the table, asked. She had stayed close to Tang Qing all along and immediately caught up when he was about to leave.

"The next one? Not decided yet. It definitely won’t be this year." Tang Qing slightly shook his head.

"If it happens, I’ll support it again."

"Lady, aren’t you just here to make money?"

"Half and half."

"..."

After dinner.

Everyone enjoyed tea in the courtyard.

"A cup of this tea after dinner, I feel like life is complete," Wei Jun said with relish.

"You’re still so young; life complete? Have a child first," Tang Kai said. His past businesses relied entirely on Wei Jun’s father. Now that his old friend had passed away, he felt responsible for nudging Wei Jun forward.

"Your Uncle Tang is right," Wangsa chimed in.

The two elders.

Also his two greatest backers, had spoken.

Wei Jun immediately agreed.

"I’ll try to have one this year."

Glancing down at his mobile phone, Tang Kai exclaimed with joy, "Tangtang, it’s hit forty-nine, about to break the fifty mark!"

"Not bad."

The total market cap was forty billion USD. By this logic, reaching forty Asia Dollars only needed forty billion USD more investments. With so much capital and support involved, fifty wasn’t a surprise.

"It’s hit fifty."

"..."

"It’s fifty-one."

"..."

"Dropped to fifty again."

After the rise.

Volatility kicked in, with some cashing out, while others doubled down.

In the afternoon.

At market close.

Microcrystalline Technology’s stock price settled at fifty-three Asia Dollars. Everyone with an average price below this number was all smiles. Even those above weren’t worried since Qingyuan Technology’s full value hadn’t been realized yet.

Take it slow.

Small investors scoffed at minor fluctuations.

But for the big players, this rate of return was already quite satisfying.

As the final price emerged.

Domestic media scrambled to cover the news.

Yet.

Huaxia’s internet users were deeply frustrated.

"Why do we have to wait until the end of the month to open accounts? We missed out on this chance."

"Before the new year, I suspected Tang Qing had a screw loose for not listing in Huaxia’s booming A-shares market. After seeing the High Platform Diving crash after the holidays, I finally understood why he’s the richest."

"Sob sob sob, in one month, we went from over five thousand points to three thousand. I feel my soul is about to shatter. If Mianmar stocks open to Huaxia, I swear I won’t touch A-shares this year."

"Agreed."

"There’s no hope for a domestic stock rebound this year."

"Damn the Subprime crisis."

"Five months ago, we laughed like maniacs. Five months later, we’re crying like fools."

"..."

Since mid-October last year.

Until now.

In these past five months, Huaxia’s stock market has crashed hard, dropping from over six thousand points to three thousand, as if sliced in half.

The pain was immense.

They desperately needed a new place to recover.