In his previous life, Wall Street wolves joined forces with his own family to fleece him. He went bankrupt, died miserably, and became a laughingstock in the world of finance.
Reborn on the eve of the 1987 stock market crash, he returns to the body of his eighteen-year-old mixed-race outcast self!
He inherits his family's brokerage license and holds the financial knowledge of the future. “Let's see your cards. I'm calling the shots in this game!”
While others panic and sell at a loss, he buys the dip with abandon. The wealthy mock him for overestimating himself, so he turns around and sweeps across the US stock market.
From a tiny brokerage to a king of capital, he uses his trillion-dollar fortune to crush everyone who looked down on him!
The gods of Wall Street? They're nothing but stepping stones on his road to riches.
When I read Saionji's novel before, I thought it had turned the Tokyo bubble into a flower. I didn't expect it to be even more ruthless. It was so well written that it directly harvested two countries.
Why? Isn't the ending a bit too hasty? Logically speaking, there is no problem in setting up your own security company at this level. Spending hundreds of millions a year to protect yourself is just a waste of time. There is obviously a lot to write about in the future. There are so many trams, robots, brain-computer interfaces, rockets, etc., So why did they go offline so hastily? It's such a pity that the writing is so good.
I have read these books and they are all good, innovative and very interesting. The first book I read was about a bank that is very stable, hiding behind the scenes and making money quietly, which is very good. Just write it down and move the battlefield directly. You used so much energy to plan and build in Hong Kong. As a result, I had to run out and make a big move. This book is all about big action, so it's a bit empty. And it won't take long to write like this. But the update is good and it's very good.
When I read Saionji's novel before, I thought it had turned the Tokyo bubble into a flower. I didn't expect it to be even more ruthless. It was so well written that it directly harvested two countries. Why? Isn't the ending a bit too hasty? Logically speaking, there is no problem in setting up your own security company at this level. Spending hundreds of millions a year to protect yourself is just a waste of time. There is obviously a lot to write about in the future. There are so many trams, robots, brain-computer interfaces, rockets, etc., So why did they go offline so hastily? It's such a pity that the writing is so good.
I have read these books and they are all good, innovative and very interesting. The first book I read was about a bank that is very stable, hiding behind the scenes and making money quietly, which is very good. Just write it down and move the battlefield directly. You used so much energy to plan and build in Hong Kong. As a result, I had to run out and make a big move. This book is all about big action, so it's a bit empty. And it won't take long to write like this. But the update is good and it's very good.