Manhattan basement, three o'clock in the morning.
Jiang Mingxi said to the jade pendant broken into three petals: "Mom, I'm going to do something crazy."
A few years later, she became the most feared woman on Wall Street—without a mathematical model, just a copy of the Tao Te Ching.
She predicted the subprime mortgage crisis, shorted Lehman Brothers, and made a billion dollars in a single day.
She battled wits and courage with the financial tycoon Julian, and used the "contrary move" to bargain-hunt, and all the money she earned secretly bought the "stuck neck" technology that the West blocked against China.
The FBI targeted her, the courts froze her, and she was imprisoned. But she wrote a best-selling book in prison - "The Tao of Wall Street."
On the day she was released from prison, she was deported from the United States for life.
Everyone thought she would go to Wall Street to make a comeback.
But she returned to a dilapidated Hope Primary School in China, sitting in the third row by the window.
The children asked her: "Teacher, what is Wall Street?"
She smiled and replied: "A place that taught me to come home."
This is an exciting article about female financial businessmen's war, and it is also a dimension-reducing attack of Eastern wisdom on Western capital.
Don't rely on golden fingers, just rely on "Tao". Don't bet on getting rich overnight, just bet——
When you were greedy, I had turned around.
