When he opened his eyes again, he became an 18-year-old boy who had just smuggled himself to Hong Kong in 1980 - penniless, undercover, with only his parents around him.
No identity, no connections, just a set of future financial knowledge and a timeline of major global events.
He endured it for three years and worked part-time to save 30,000 Hong Kong dollars; then he took advantage of the Hong Kong dollar crisis in 1983 and made his first pot of 300,000 Hong Kong dollars. Since then, he has laid out the industry and has a thorough understanding of the gold market, stock market and the wave of international capital.
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Come on, write very carefully
I read Chapter 17 and got 5 stars for Decisiveness. This type of product is always 5 stars. Because the author has to think, improve the logic of the story, and move towards... The effort will be rewarded. Come on
Come on, write very carefully
I read Chapter 17 and got 5 stars for Decisiveness. This type of product is always 5 stars. Because the author has to think, improve the logic of the story, and move towards... The effort will be rewarded. Come on