
Tycoon: You Spied on My Stock Trading? Boss Yang Cried over Her Losses
神豪:偷看我炒股?杨老板赔哭了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 270k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
112Chapters
3MReads
32.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 42
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The company run by Yang Mi was deceived. She only had 15% of the shares in Jiaxing Tianxia. Wasn't there news a few days ago that Yang Mi was kicked out?
Do you want to give up the opportunity to make money to others? How licking is this?!
As soon as Yang Mi saw the protagonist at the beginning, she was the most handsome in the world. He was so handsome, and he said that there is no one in the world who is more handsome than the protagonist, but the protagonist is still a small security guard. Haha, I laughed to death.
A very brainless stock trading article that charges 35% of other people's principal every day. If you want to charge 70% of the day's profit, I won't say anything.
When you recruit a trader, you charge 15% of the profit? What is the logic of this? You should think clearly before writing. Let me calculate it for you. Reba will give you 5 million, and you will receive 35% and the trader's 15%. That's half of it. Are you sure you are serious about writing? Rather than just come casually?
Do you charge that little money just to help others make money? Why invest yourself so quickly?
It's too slow. It's been so long after raising it for so long.
I never knew there were so many fools, but now I know that the person who wrote this thing is a fool. The commission for opening an account is even worse than loan sharking.
When writing about a protagonist who is so dark, most authors have some psychological problems. Even YY novels need some logic.
I think we can set up a plot like this, that is, the protagonist deliberately loses the money of the helper in the stock market, and the villain will immediately fall out, and the younger brother or the heroine will never leave. I feel that this kind of plot is very necessary. You can directly eliminate the people who only care about whether the protagonist can make money for her. It will also be very comfortable for us readers.