Chapter 1359 I can't believe it subjectively
Zhou Ming once again bet right!
Piero was shocked to get this answer. He didn't expect that Zhou Ming actually came up with the result of Westminster's winning bid through a public statement issued by the mayor and the committee.
"What kind of mind is this? He can stand up to the entire analysis team alone!" Piero said incredibly, "No, he is even stronger than these teams!"
In fact, whether it is a company or a country, there are usually teams responsible for processing information, but the sizes are different. A wealthy family like Morgan naturally also has a group of such analysis teams. This team also analyzed the public statements of the mayor and the committee. However, they did not think it was directive, let alone reveal who won the bid in the end. However, Zhou Ming analyzed it.
"Damn bastard, I'll kick all those guys Brooke when I go back. What's the bullshit of the CIA? I think I'm just a bunch of stupid pigs!" Piero said angrily.
"In fact, they may have also analyzed it, but they did not dare to send such a huge risk to us, or even if they gave the result, I would not believe it."
As Bear said, he took out a document and handed it to Piero. It was a record document, which clearly recorded that Morgan's analysis team had a comprehensive analysis of all information and concluded that winning the bid was likely the result of Westminster.
Piero was surprised where Bear came from. Bear told him that he went to Brooke as soon as Zhou Ming called him. As a professional intelligence officer from the CIA, they certainly would not admit that they were worse than one person, so they took out their meeting minutes as evidence.
"Damn guy, they should have taken it out early so that we won't be so passive in front of that Zhou Ming!" Piero cursed inwardly.
Boya shook his head: "Uncle, in order to short oil, do you dare to go to the Kudian settlement alone to kill CIA agents and instigate the local Kudian armed forces? But Zhou Ming dared to do this, and he succeeded."
"He's trying his best," Piero said.
"I completely agree with your viewpoint, Uncle. Zhou Ming is indeed trying his best, but he had no choice at that time. He had no money, no power, and no one supported him. He wanted to leverage the situation alone, and could only do things that seemed to have nothing to do with normal business behavior and were extremely risky." Boya sighed, "This is also the reason why I lost to him for the first time in Indonesia."
Piero frowned and looked at Bear, not understanding what Bear meant.
Boya told him: "Zhou Ming dared to believe his judgment. Even if this judgment is extremely risky, we dare not. This is the difference between us and him."
Boya pointed to the minutes of the meeting: "If I were Brooke, I wouldn't dare to hand it over, because it wouldn't be a merit at that time, but it might be questioned."
Indeed, the analysis on the meeting minutes can be said to be based on the speeches of several press conferences, and there is no evidence to support them. It is not an exaggeration to say that it is a completely subjective imagination. If such things are taken out early, Piero will definitely scold them for being a fool.
Piero sighed, then he stood up and patted Beya on the shoulder
Fang said to him: "I know you have always been serious, but don't be so serious at all times. In fact, it's good to be a little emotional sometimes."
After getting the exact news, Piero and Beya immediately took action, but they didn't know that their actions were staring at them, and they didn't know that Westminster's result was Zhou Ming used it to cheat them.
Tang Ran immediately told Zhou Ming the news: "They all acted, Rockefeller, Morgan and Gant all started to act to target Westminster. Brother Ming, you guessed it right. It seems that the company that won the bid this time is really Westminster!"
Although Zhou Ming was very confident in his judgment, he still breathed a sigh of relief now.
However, to be on the safe side, Zhou Ming asked more: "Is the news from Ranran your side accurate?"
Tang Ran replied: "I can guarantee! They all ended up with the holding group directly. Morgan is Motto and Rockefeller is Manhattan Investment!"
After hearing these familiar names, Zhou Ming knew that this matter was basically gone. Although there were many industries controlled by wealthy families like Rockefeller and Morgan, there were still differences between direct and side-department groups.
Due to the hundreds of years of mutual competition and penetration between wealthy consortiums, everyone's mutual industrial equity is quite complicated. It is difficult and unnecessary for any one to ensure the "pure bloodline" of all their industries. Therefore, it is more of an agent model, that is, each consortium uses financial institutions such as banks as agents to radiate and control other industries.
For example, the Bell Labs, which Zhou Ming had long in the United States, was actually Westinghouse Electric Holdings, while Westinghouse Electric is Rockefeller's industry. Therefore, to a certain extent, Rockefeller also has a certain amount of shares in the United States, but it has just turned several turns.
This is very common in the capital industry, but there is also a problem with controlling holdings like this, that is, as more and more turns, the binding force and control of the original wealthy families on the corresponding enterprises will become weaker and less profits will be obtained.
This is easy to understand. Anyone who has played the phony tube game knows that the more people you pass on a random sentence or action, the more people you pass, the less decent it will be. This is even more true in companies. Rockefeller controls Westinghouse shares, Westinghouse controls Bell Labs shares, and Bell Labs controls American telephone shares, but if you let Rockefeller make decisions directly to the United States, it is basically impossible.
The same is true for the income. The income from the All-American Telephone was divided into one layer at Bell Labs, and then Westinghouse Electric was divided into another layer, and in the end it was basically not much transferred to Rockefeller.
It is precisely because of these reasons that when Zhou Ming pointed his operation at the phone call across the United States, Rockefeller had no objection. It was better to go long directly than the stock market.
For this reason, generally speaking, the outcome of a direct industry such as Manhattan and Motong can be the most direct explanation that the corresponding wealthy families have to eat meat by themselves, and it can also determine the authenticity of the news.
"Since that's the case, we can finally let go of it." Zhou Ming said.
After confirming the results, Caitlin also came up with a plan that had been prepared long ago: "Westminster's suppliers are mainly Coase and Danner, and in the New York area, according to Westminster's previous practice, Coase will be selected.
There will be more goods, but it is not ruled out that Danner will lower the price in order to get more orders."
This is the plan that Zhou Ming and the others had already made. When Zhou Ming judged that Westminster won the bid, he did not intend to target Westminster itself only. He also investigated Westminster suppliers because Westminster was just a telecom operator and he did not have a factory and could not manufacture these telecom equipment. Therefore, Westminster won the bid, which would inevitably lead to the rise of his supplier's stock.
This is just Zhou Ming's arrangement. According to Tang Ran's investigation of Rockefeller and Morgan, they have long begun to lay out futures such as silicon sand, copper ore and oil, even earlier than Zhou Ming's bidding in New York. After all, the entire United States' communication infrastructure begins, and the demand for various materials will increase greatly. The direct result of this is the rise in futures prices.
With a wealthy family like Rockefeller, it is a way to harvest the market by just doing it.
Of course, Zhou Ming doesn't want to give up this opportunity, but compared to tycoons like Rockefeller who started out in oil and Wall Street godfathers like Morgan, it's a bit reluctant to play in the stock market with the Tang family, let alone futures. Zhou Ming also understands his advantages and weaknesses, so he doesn't care about the early layout and only enters the market now. Doing this naturally reduces a lot of returns, but there is no way to do it.
"Westminster is the best result, so we don't need to change anything, just act according to the plan we have set."
With Zhou Ming's order, Tang Ran took the students from the financial class immediately and began to mobilize funds into the market with great fanfare to make final preparations.
Things are always relative. Zhou Ming asked the Tang family to stare at Rockefeller and Morgan. Of course, Rockefeller and Morgan were also staring at Zhou Ming. Internet Communication Investment Bank and Tang family's main accounts were the top priority. Therefore, when a large amount of funds were mobilized, Rockefeller and Morgan got the news immediately, and only then did he realize it.
"Damn it, Zhou Ming, that hateful bastard, we are plotted again!" Piero was so angry that he beat his chest and stamped his feet in the villa.
Boya seemed a little discouraged by the side because he had thought a lot before, but he never expected that Zhou Ming was also using their message channels to wait for them to help verify.
"Boya, you said that if we were smarter at the beginning, if we trusted Zhou Ming more and did not verify, we would have a greater advantage." Piero had a sudden whim.
Boya just laughed at this, because everyone knows that this can only be a whimsical idea. Even if they are given a chance to do it again, they dare not make such a choice. Not only do they not trust Zhou Ming so much, but more importantly, they are wearing shoes and cannot be as irresistible as Zhou Ming is barefoot.
"But it doesn't matter, the challenges in the stock market are all small, the futures market is the big one!" Piero said.
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Also in another Hudson Manor in Manhattan, Rockefeller was also a little discouraged by Zhou Ming's teasing. They also knew that they dare not be as desperate as Zhou Ming, which was also determined by their capital size.
However, compared to Zhou Ming's discouragement, another thing made them more vigilant: the futures market has been very uneasy recently, and some people are purchasing large quantities of raw materials for communication equipment such as silica sand, oil and copper ore!
Chapter completed!