Hedging the Catastrophe

Lin Shu, a 985 Master of Finance + Big Four Audit + Private Equity Analyst, died suddenly and became a handyman in a small cultivation sect. He was in debt to eight hundred spirit stones and had a deadline tomorrow. Until he discovered that he could see financial indicators everywhere he looked - the valuation of spiritual stones, the cash flow of spiritual veins, and the risk of monks liquidating their positions. In my previous life, I did due diligence for listed companies, and in this life, I will do inventory for the cultivation world. Set a stop-loss line for the sect, do a stress test for the monks, and make a hedging plan for the catastrophe—— The biggest risk in the world of cultivation is not hedging.