Big A: Start with a Grant Thornton Card

You won't be able to use it even if I give it to you. You've even received over 800,000 from the Grant Thornton card. You deserve to get nothing done. It's better for you to find a bank to search for targets in the lobby than to find your ex-girlfriend Grant Thornton.

The author lost money in stocks until he suffered from hysteria 😜

What a waste of snacks... I can't even use any of the secondary cards.

I don't know if it's just my subjective opinion or how I got it, but it gives me the feeling that these protagonists are all suffering from deep hatred and a bit manic. They must work against others, which is not in line with the mainstream perception of making money in a low-key manner.

There are some logical problems, so it's better to write as few emotional scenes as possible, or else write in the direction of Stallion and Infinite Charm. Otherwise, write less about emotional disputes. The more I look at it now, the more I feel like it's something I'm not going to take hard.

In the first chapter, he said he didn't understand stocks, and then all kinds of theories came up after he started trading. . .

Deliberately suppressing the protagonist, I can't stand it anymore

It's really useless. Grant Thornton just made some mosquito money and I don't know how to complain about it.

I didn't understand what the author was going to write about. Various things were thrown around, including a Grant Thornton incident. It was all in the world of novels, and there were so many accidents. There was a system. How could there be so many unreasonable things? There was also a place where stocks should not be traded. If something happened, it would be the same in another city. Can't you go to a good environment to trade stocks?

Okay, support, support, support!

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