Battle on Wall Street

Open the next volume of "Once Upon a Time in Hong Kong" A story about Hong Kong's upper class during the Republic of China. Copywriting of this article: In 2009, Hayley Karadzic topped the list of Time Magazine's Person of the Year. People have become accustomed to calling her the King of Wall Street Her private jet routes kept the FBI awake at night; Her trading strategy was copied by global hedge funds; Her name appears at audit and compliance conferences in over thirty countries And at the very beginning, the beginning of the beginning Haley is just peddling junk stocks in a third-rate wallet company ** Demining and instructions: [The heroine is not a good person, a cold-blooded capitalist, has multiple relationships, the article involves a lot of financial content, career lines account for a lot, and relationships account for a small amount. The heroine has many boyfriends, but that does not mean there are many emotional descriptions, European and American themes, women are neither men nor women] [The career line of the heroine is completely different from the real-life work on Wall Street. The novel is not reality, and the refreshing article is not a historical restoration. I will explain the actual content when it comes to it. It does not represent the daily work of Wall Street, the financial industry, or the daily work of normal people] [Imagining Wall Street in the 1990s, but mixing in some technologies and events of the previous decade, and the plots involving transactions are all made up by the author. He will refer to reality but cannot make the data absolutely accurate] Cover image credit: Looking Down Wall Street (1919) Christopher R. W. Nevinson (British, 1889-1946) Concept: 365 tips for investing