Peninsula: I Have Quite a Few Sweet Little Sisters

Who can understand? I wrote the outline for three or four months, but when I was about to publish the book, the IVE collapsed, and it was still unrecoverable. I revised the outline for another week and found that I couldn't change it. The Twin Towers involved the plot of izone at the back, so there was no way to delete it. I had to wait for the matter to subside before publishing the book. But it only took a few days to calm down and it started to make a fuss again. It's really damned. Now that I have signed the contract, I can only bite the bullet and write it down. But feel free to scold them if you want. They are indeed suspected of having crooked butts. But I still have to emphasize that I am just an LSP who is greedy for their bodies, and I don't care about what they are like or what their characters are like. But when writing a book, you can't just do it, so the heroine will fit the personality accepted by the public, and she will also have an emotional line. There are only these three female protagonists in the early stage. If the results are not good, it will end at the end of 2017. There will definitely be no shortage of explanations. The ending has been written. If the results are decent, I will officially enter the plot of izone in 2018. In 2018, Tu and Mao were so busy that they had no time to fall in love, so they could only write about izone. To make a digression, when I was reading the article of the boss (Manju Orang Hyuk), I found that Zheng Xu has served as the president since JYP Entertainment was listed. However, I did not find any confirmed information, but I found that he was a director in 2006, and Min Sun Ye was married. He was interviewed as a representative at that time, so I wrote in the book based on the information released by the boss. Park Jin Young is the CCO (chief creative officer) and Zheng Wook is the president. If there is an accurate source of information, please send it to me and I will correct it at that time. Any error messages that appear in the book can be sent to me as long as there is a definite source of information, and I will correct them without affecting the outline. I will try my best to find information in the book circle. If it cannot pass the review, there is nothing I can do.

Xu Xiang, the chief helmsman of The Expendables, is a legend in Big A. He can make Armani look like a doctor in a white coat. The higher-ups did seek him out but he rejected him. In 2015, he even stole the GJ team. Later, he happily picked up a pair of silver bracelets and picked up an iron rice bowl. I won't go into details. I'm afraid I won't be able to publish it. If you are interested, you can check it out yourself. John Paulson is known as the "Wall Street God" and "the number one hedge fund man" because of his massive short selling in the 2008 U. S. Subprime mortgage crisis. However, in fact, he only made a profit of 15 billion in shorting 24 billion in subprime mortgages, and the rest was lost. In this book, because the protagonist's capital injection was more than the actual size of his fund of 2 billion U. S. Dollars, he shorted subprime mortgages and made more profits. For the specific process, you can watch this video BV1hV4y1o7wj, a video made by the boss of station B, which is very detailed. However, there is someone even more awesome than him, the king of trading Jesse Livermore, one of the greatest investors of all time. There are some mistakes in BV1m34y1o74o's video, and there are corrections in the comment area. Generally speaking, there is no problem. Those who don't trade in stocks can watch it for fun. Those who trade in stocks recommend reading his autobiography "Memoirs of a Stock Operator". The situation back then was exactly the same as it is today. The United States raised interest rates and then harvested the world. However, it failed to harvest us in 2015, which is why it did so many things in 2016.

Make a blind move and rush it

Is current SM Entertainment a chaebol? The nonchalant boast that SM Entertainment is the fault of the chaebol must be weighed in one's mind first. But the meaning of my question is very clear, SM Entertainment is not a chaebol. According to the 2019 Fair Trade Commission regulations, the top five large enterprise groups (i. E. "Chaebols") are: Samsung, Hyundai Motor, SK, LG, and Lotte, with total assets of 100+ trillion won. Among them, Samsung has recently entered the music industry through its media and Naver, and is a new force. Among other large enterprise groups involved in the Korean entertainment music industry and even the entertainment industry, the main ones ranked by assets are: KT (12), CJ (14), Kakao (31), Naver (45), and Netmarble (57). Among them, when calculating the total assets, KT and CJ are at 30-35, Kakao is 10.6, Naver is 8.3, And the new Netmarble is 5.5, Unit: trillion won. The original order in the entertainment industry was dominated by two camps, CJ and SK, both chaebols. CJ mainly exerts its influence through CJ ENM and the companies he spun off, such as studio Gragon and Netmarble, as well as the additionally purchased TVING to complete the ecological closed loop in the segmented fields. SK's subsidiary SKT is at the forefront of its deployment in the entertainment industry. Dreamus Company, which is currently entering the music industry, is growing rapidly, and wavve, which is cooperating with three major channels in the film and television industry. There is also an "ally" called Kakao Group, which owns the original LOEN Entertainment, especially since this ally has recently accelerated its entry into the film and television industry. So I summarize the chaebols into roughly three camps "three mountains and two bridges" - The "three mountains" are the three chaebols (large enterprise groups): CJ, SK and Samsung (in order of ranking, many times CJ and SK are duopoly, unwilling to interfere with Samsung, which is new in the entertainment industry) The "two bridges" are two IT companies: Kakao and Naver. There is also the game company Netmarble, which is an "upstart" among the "chaebols" in 2019. It was once the game department of CJ ENM, and it became "independent" in 2014. I have no metaphor for this company. Both the game industry and the music industry are Korean wave businesses, but the crossover is a bit big. If he hadn't been Dahei's second shareholder, I wouldn't have included it. It can be said that the pattern formed in the South Korean content industry around 2020 is - CJ camp: CJ ENM SK camp: SKT+Kakao Third party (Samsung's camp cannot be called perfect, and its status is very delicate): Where is SM's position if Naver is not a chaebol? CJ's opponent (no doubt) has a vested interest in the SK camp (SM Entertainment holds about 12% of Dreamus' shares, and SMC&C's second largest shareholder is SKT), and has a secret relationship with Samsung. So how far is SM from the chaebol? How far can you think? Now, imagine in your mind what is the difference in sales and profits between CJ ENM and SM? OK, let me give you the answer—— Since the financial companies for 2019 have not yet come out, the 19-year data here gives the forecast value of Asiana Financial Investment at the end of last year. Even those who don't understand finance can see the difference in magnitude between CJ ENM and the three major companies. The data of the three major companies, especially the net profit, are not as good as Studio Dragon, a subsidiary of CJ ENM. This is the distance of capital. Don't mention CJ ENM. And please note - the SM in the picture above includes SM Entertainment, SM Japan, SM C&C, Dreammaker and Keyeast! (This is also the reason why SM sales are higher than the other two major companies) Think about it, the money in their pockets is ten times that of yours, and CJ ENM is just a "side business" of CJ whose main business is food. Their entire CJ is a chaebol ranking in the dozen or so, but your "side business" is SME and SM Japan provides money, and in some quarters it has incurred operating losses. How do you have the confidence to put money on your face? Fans of the word "chaebol" are really open to talking about it. So, SM is not a "chaebol", it is considered a big company, right? NO, SM is not worthy. SM Entertainment is a medium-sized company. You see, people still know their own business. In the Korean Wikipedia, whether it is the entry for SM Entertainment, or the entries for large companies, medium-sized companies, and small and medium-sized companies, it is very clear that SM is not a large company under South Korean law. So, what about the new "medium-sized company" Daikoku? Suppose there is a company that fully controls three major companies, one black company, and all four companies under its label. Can this company's data exceed CJ ENM? Thinking about their artists, it seems possible, but the answer is no. In the words of the fan circle: there is a wall! The three major and one black conglomerates have been working hard for the entire 404×4 year. Looking back, they can only sigh: I, I, I, shit, I worked conscientiously/will never return/toiled/toured for a whole year, but in the end, it was not even as good as half of CJ ENM's operating profit? (Compare the 2020 forecast values ​​in the table above by yourself, and by the way, you can also estimate how high the securities industry's expectations for Dahei's operating profits are.)

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

Md, too yellow. Must keep criticizing

I have subscribed but the fan value is still not enough 500, so I can't join the group. I hope the author will add more chapters.