The Butcher of Wall Street: Reaping from the Field Bodyguard

For $1,000, you can only buy three rounds of ammunition in this system. When the K-line chart and the sniper scope overlapped, Wall Street trader Gu Qiang found himself in a battlefield more deadly than Afghanistan. On the day he was released from prison, he had only $1,000 in his account. Behind him was a fatwa from Blackwater, a surveillance network from the CIA, and a fraud bureau worth $2 billion. My father's "traffic accident" was reported as an accident. In financial terms, it is called "risk liquidation". This system will not tell him what to do, it will only give cold mathematical judgments: the market sentiment panic level is 37%, the target position cost is $12.5, And the closing window period is 72 hours. Every transaction is a war - leveraging interest rates to leverage geopolitics, hunting energy empires with short-selling reports, and exchanging debt-for-equity agreements for tactical intelligence. Those Wall Street elites in suits and ties thought they were playing a numbers game, but Gu Qiang was using financial tools to carry out real hunting. 40 Executives, a $2 billion black hole, a CIA hunting team, and the energy sovereignty conspiracy behind my father's death. This is not a cool article, but a real game. The price of the truth has always been sky-high, and for some transactions, once a position is opened, it cannot be closed. At the beginning of the first chapter, when the system first broadcast "Abnormal fluctuations detected, entry recommended", gunshots had already sounded.