Bait: the Way Back from the Deal

Lu Chuan, a former private equity fund manager, started delivering food after going bankrupt. On a rainy night, he brought the meal into the private room and saw the partner who stabbed him in the back hugging the banker's secretary. The next day, in front of the convenience store, a girl who had been sold out was squatting on the ground picking up oranges. Her name is Lin Nian, and she only has 10,000 yuan left in her account. Lu Chuan said: "Do a deal with me. Stop loss no more than 5%, and I will help you make money back." Lin Nian looked at the delivery uniform he was wearing: "Why do you do that?" Lu Chuan opened his account: "I went from 10,000 to 200,000 this month." — Later, they joined forces to play a capital allocation bank, cut off idle money, break the quantification, and finally have a showdown with the top banker Qin Mu. From ten thousand to one hundred million. From enemies to partners to rivals. Jiang Qing asked him: "Would you choose her or me?" Lu Chuan said: "I choose the market." — The market is always right, but the banker is not. The best confidant is often a lifelong rival.