EFB 36: Robbery
36: Robbery
Perhaps because he was a reborn person, Han Wen's luck was surprisingly good. Before the stock subscription certificate lottery was held, he actually managed to buy a stock.
As mentioned before, in this era of stock speculation, buying stocks is equivalent to making money. Therefore, Hanwen actually made some money by reselling the stock.
While trading stocks, Han Wen kept a close eye on various news in the stock market. A month later, on March 2nd, the Shanghai-Songjiang Stock Exchange began the first round of lottery for stock subscription certificates.
The winning rate in the first round of the lottery was not high, only 10.3%, corresponding to 7 stocks.
Han Wen held a massive number of stock subscription certificates, making a successful lottery for shares almost inevitable. He selected Pudong Johnson & Johnson, which had the highest price increase, and began building his position.
Because he didn't have much capital left, Han Wen gave up all the other stocks he had won in the lottery. He continued to hold onto his subscription certificates, waiting for the price to rise or for the next lottery.
After the first round of lottery, stock subscription certificates gradually became popular in the market.
The price of the blank stock subscription certificates held by Han Wen is even higher; one hundred consecutive certificates have risen from the initial price of 3000 yuan to tens of thousands of yuan.
However, Han Wen remained unmoved and continued to silently stake out the area.
Then, seizing the opportunity, when the Shanghai and Songjiang stock markets fully liberalized stock prices, he directly sold off all the stocks he held, making a profit of tens of thousands.
June 3rd arrived quickly, and the price of stock subscription warrants was driven even higher, while the Shanghai Stock Exchange began its second round of lottery.
The odds of winning the lottery this time were shockingly high, reaching a terrifying 50%.
The stock market began to boom, and the atmosphere became extremely heated. The original price of consecutive stock subscription certificates of 3000 yuan had been driven up to a sky-high price of over 100,000 yuan.
Some of the stock subscription certificates that were successfully subscribed to were even more outrageous in price, rising from 30 yuan per certificate at the beginning to a terrifying price of more than 10,000 yuan.
At this point, Han Wen finally made his move. He stopped messing around in the stock market and instead appeared on the black market.
Every day, he wears a mask, tattered clothes, and disheveled hair, looking utterly unkempt, almost unrecognizable from his former handsome appearance.
However, this unassuming and mysterious person is exceptionally terrifying every time he makes a move.
Hundreds, or even thousands, of stock subscription certificates are often sold off.
It was as if he held an enormous amount of stock subscription certificates in his hands, which he could never sell out.
However, no one knew his origins or his identity.
For security reasons, Han Wen usually moves to a different location after each shot. Moreover, the transaction took place inside the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.
After the scalper transferred the money, he took out the blank subscription certificate directly from the safe and made the transaction with the other party.
There were no security cameras in banks back then, but there were security guards. So Hanwen wasn't worried about being photographed.
As for the people at the bank knowing his identity, there's nothing that can be done about it. Every penny of his money has to go through the bank.
The terrifying daily income of hundreds of thousands or even millions made Han Wen somewhat frightened and uneasy. However, as a reborn person, he was able to maintain his composure.
Moreover, with the return of massive amounts of funds, he built positions in several more stocks.
These are all short-term operations; almost within a few days, or even right after listing, the stock price starts to surge tenfold or even a hundredfold.
Han Wen is not greedy. He knows that the stock market is risky, and he will act immediately as long as the profit reaches his expectations.
He no longer had the energy or inclination to check how much money was in his bank account; he was just relentlessly selling off his stock warrants.
In less than six months, Han Wen made a staggering profit from stock subscription certificates, achieving financial freedom and becoming one of the few hidden billionaires in the country.
This is robbery, and it's even more outrageous and absurd than robbing a bank's vault.
By the end of July, when the third lottery was held, Han Wen had already sold all the stock subscription certificates he had.
At this point, he finally felt relieved and began to focus on stock trading.
However, Han Wen did not linger in the stock market for long. When he sensed any signs of trouble, he decisively left without any hesitation.
Because he had already earned so much, so much that even he, a reborn person, felt somewhat terrified and dared not even dream of it.
So, how much money did Han Wen actually earn in those short six months? Nearly thirty million. If this were during his previous life when he was reborn, it would have been at least several billion.
After securing his enormous fortune, Han Wen did not leave Shanghai immediately.
Instead, he found the landlord and bought the entire apartment he had rented at a premium.
After the property certificate was issued, Han Wen finally breathed a sigh of relief and then smiled broadly.
Ningning Typing Shop was where Han Wen's dream began, while the Shanghai Stock Exchange was where he achieved financial freedom.
However, the place he can't forget and cares about the most is actually the house he used to rent.
Because this place holds the most beautiful memories of his and Zhou Ning's lives.
Therefore, Han Wencai wanted to buy it and hide it away. When Zhou Ning returned to China, he would definitely take him back to the place to relive the old memories.
After finishing all the matters in Songhu City, Han Wencai took off his mask and cut off his messy, unkempt hair.
Then, I bought a train ticket and headed straight for the southwestern province.
Han Qingyan has been nagging Han Wen to death about not going home for the New Year's Eve holiday.
Fortunately, Zhou Ning was with Han Wen that night, and the two of them called her together, which calmed her down.
In the days that followed, Hanwen stopped calling his mother and instead wrote letters to let her know he was safe.
Han Wen has grown up and is busy with his career in Shanghai. Even if Han Qingyan is worried or unwilling, there's nothing he can do.
After all, she couldn't keep her son by her side forever.
Fortunately, Hanwen is sensible and capable. Although he is far away from me, he has his girlfriend to take care of him, so there's not much to worry about.
Therefore, Han Qingyan did not suddenly attack Songhu City as he had before, which saved Han Wen a lot of trouble and allowed him to escape a disaster.
Taking the train from Shanghai to the southwestern provinces is several hundred kilometers shorter than taking the train from Beijing, and it takes about forty hours.
Now that he had money, Han Wen naturally wouldn't take a hard seat anymore. He spent over a hundred yuan to buy a lower berth ticket for a soft sleeper and happily lay down.
Of course, the only reason is that plane tickets are too expensive now, and you can't buy them at all without a letter of introduction from your employer.
Otherwise, Han Wen would definitely spend more than a thousand yuan to go back in first class.
As the saying goes, "Returning home in glory is like wearing fine clothes at night." Han Wen's trip home this time was specifically to show off to his mother.
Of course, he also understands the principle of not flaunting wealth. Therefore, he will only become more and more low-key in the future.