Capital Tycoon: Starting from Raising Cattle in Argentina

Traveling back to Argentina in 2001, Martin inherited his late father's ranch on the Pampas grasslands outside Buenos Aires. This has been the worst year ever, with a continuously expanding economic recession devouring wealth, rising unemployment, and the government's inability to maintain the peso's anchor to the U. S. Dollar. It was also the best year, because every subsequent year would be worse. But Martin did not sit still and used the water hammer pump as a pickaxe to dig out the first pot of gold. While grazing on grass, they kept their cattle fat and strong, constantly expanding the size of the herd, and annexing the pastures of bankrupts. On the one hand, it is in full bloom, running eco-tourism farmhouses, hosting football matches and opening companies, relying on its coquettish moves to make money in the economic crisis. It's really a scene of vitality and competition. Martin's career is developing in a promising direction according to his plan. Until one day, he saw a man wielding a chainsaw and claiming to make Argentina great again take to the presidential debate stage. "Hold the grass!" "Mi Sheng!!!" The plan changed, and Martin keenly sent out the first investment. It's time to become a capital tycoon who controls the lifeline of the country behind the scenes and takes the world by storm! --- This book is also called: [Take the IMF's path and leave them with nowhere to go. [The beef of the Argentinian people should be protected by me!