A World Tycoon Starting in Hong Kong

The heroine was poorly chosen. The Lee family started out as a flour miller at the beginning of the last century and became one of the four major first-generation families in Hong Kong. Most of the real estate in Tongluowan belongs to the Lee family, and their origins were not glorious. The first-generation head of the family was assassinated and did not dare to take revenge. In the 1960s and 1970s, the second generation of the Lee family began to keep a low profile, and now they are not as famous as Li Bancheng.

The heroine of the Li family opium family is naturally unpleasant. One of the wireless shareholders, Sir Shao, can be imagined to have donated tens of billions of dollars due to his stingy personality.

I've read several Hong Kong Island books, and the heroines are all from the Lee family? Like Yihe, both Lijia and Yihe started their business by selling flour.

I originally saw Zhong Chuhong and was going to take a look, but it turned out that the heroine got a fan, and he was a douchebag. I was really convinced.

To put it bluntly, there are only about 2,600 listed companies in Hong Kong now. In 2012, there were only about 1,500 listed companies. In 2000, there were about 500 listed companies. In 1978, there were only several thousand listed companies?

Without checking the author's information, was Yingzhou green clay worth HK$1 billion in 1978? Li Huagua Changshi didn't even have 1 billion, and the purchase of Hutchison Whampoa in 1979 was all a loan from HSBC. The equity is in a mess. Fan manufacturers have definitely made huge profits in the past few years, but they have not increased their shares through private placement of shares. It is also possible to borrow money using order shares. It is really a piece of cake. No matter how smart the brain is, the investment decision-making will not require the male protagonist to think about matching the investment plan funds.

Spend 12 yuan to buy something that costs 1 yuan, it's a magic operation. Then, the price at which shareholders sold it was only a 20% premium, and the premium was swallowed up by the author. The market value of two to three billion has increased 12 times. Where did the protagonist get so much money? With so much money, He Huang can buy it.

To be honest, I really can't stand it anymore. It's not steady at all. There's too much impetuousness between the lines. It's no different from a mindless cool novel. The writing is too rough.

It's a mentally retarded game, the main character is speechless, and the information is not bad, just nonsense.

It is highly poisonous and has many poisonous points. Doesn't Chicago silver futures in the United States pay taxes? In such a big Hunter silver case, you made more than 10 million US dollars, or was it systematic? After the silver futures end, you should buy gold futures. What is the use of combining them? Accumulate capital first. Once you have capital, buy public utilities. These are cash flow heirlooms. Before 1980, you can then target real estate to build a big one.