Muqi's story is an article published in the United States Today, a newspaper with the most circulated volume in the United States, which took a whole piece of space to describe this matter.

Zhou Ming understood what this means at first sight when he saw this article: When Minnesota wheat was shorted, everyone thought the same as Muqi. They did not believe that Minnesota wheat would be shorted, and some even bought it in anger to show that they were united in words and deeds. As a result, when Minnesota wheat was really shorted, these "Muqi" were all stunned.

Zhou Ming felt that he seemed to have become a villain. It was because of the two days he deliberately waited that these "Muqi" were misjudged, believing that Minnesota wheat could not be shorted at all. Now the tide of air is coming suddenly, I am afraid that many people will go bankrupt tomorrow.

But let the evil ones be evil ones, and people always have to pay the price for their choices.

The direction of the entire futures market was as Zhou Ming expected. On the second day after he started shorting, Morgan and Rockefeller and other giants sold all the contracts they had in their hands at the opening, without leaving any left.

This is a contract mastered by super giants like Morgan and Rockefeller. Although the Chicago exchange limit system, even Midland and others know that they promise futures trading, let alone those who have already played with finance. They are afraid that there will be ten thousand ways to stock up on contracts.

It is precisely for this reason that when these sellers fell, the Minnesota wheat market was instantly washed out, and it plummeted by nearly five percentage points in just one hour.

However, this is just the beginning. In the next two days, the futures price of Minnesota wheat performed an authentic dive for the people of the United States, falling below four dollars from a high of up to six dollars, a drop of more than 30%.

Under this crazy decline, public opinion throughout the United States is shouting: Kaki Group and his Minnesota wheat are being abandoned!

Under this public opinion, the market panic further intensified, and the price of Minnesota wheat plummeted by dozens of cents, approaching the three dollar mark.

This situation made the president of Carkey Group not care about his demeanor and stood up to scold the media for destroying American agriculture.

However, the President's rage did not restrain the media, but instead attracted ruthless ridicule from the media, believing that neither you, Kaki Group nor Minnesota, cannot represent American agriculture: Just kidding, is the largest agricultural product trading base in the United States in Minnesota, or is the best planting land in the United States in Minnesota? Nothing is not what you represent American agriculture, what about the face?

The plunge in the futures market undoubtedly made Kaki Group in a mess. Although Kaki Group is a private capital company and does not need to be responsible to shareholders, Minnesota wheat, as the company's most important product, suddenly plummeted by nearly half, and this loss is something that no company can afford.

More importantly, the Wallace family's partners stopped doing it, and the ones who were responsible for this were Midland and Dennis.

They are not partners in the traditional sense of the Wallace family. They even wanted to sell the Minnesota wheat they had left in their hands before. They only kept it because McClane insisted. Now the price has indeed plummeted. How could they spare McClane? Of course, they asked him for an explanation as soon as possible.

McClane can only try his best to explain this. It was just a conspiracy. Zhou Ming and Morgan and Rockefeller.

An encirclement and suppression of Minnesota wheat was implemented, but that was limited to this.

"I think the lower the price now, the more advantage it will be for Minnesota wheat, so it's not without a chance to keep the contract in hand!"

McClane's statement is to appease, but it is not a reason.

Because the same sentence: Wheat is a very important raw material in the food industry, and this cannot be changed!

Then using futures leverage, you may be able to temporarily suppress the price, but that's all, because the characteristic of capital is profit-seeking. Now that the futures price of Minnesota wheat is so low, why don't the food factory buy it in advance and hold it in your hands and just use it as a stockpiling of raw materials?

Midland and Dennis were not satisfied with McClass’ explanation. They believed that food factories would acquire contracts in large quantities, which was just to make your Wallace family full, and they still lost money.

McClane told them not to worry. McClane then explained to them that not only food factories will buy in large quantities, but the current price is so low, which will also attract some speculators to buy at the bottom.

"Not only ordinary speculators, but even wealthy families like Morgan and Rockefeller can't help but tempt!"

McClass is very confident about this and said: "So guess what will happen when there are a large number of buyers in the market?"

"Of course, it's the rapid rise in Minnesota wheat prices!" This time, both Midland and Dennis learned to answer questions.

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McClane is still of course. After at least his analysis, he can grasp the psychology of wealthy families like Morgan and Rockefeller.

In fact, just as the price of Minnesota wheat approached the four dollar mark, Piero and Freeman were already calling Zhou Ming to ask if the shorting purpose was achieved. It is time to harvest the market.

Zhou Ming’s answer to them is very simple: If you want to harvest a wave of markets, there is no problem. I just need to remind you that the price of Minnesota wheat is far from bottoming out!

After hearing Zhou Ming's answer, Piero and Freeman could only endure this wave.

Then when the president of Kaki Group angrily scolded the media, it sparked a strong public opinion counterattack, which eventually led to a further decline in Minnesota wheat prices, approaching the three dollar mark.

This result made Piero and Freeman both lose their glasses. They all called Zhou Ming very gladly, thanking Zhou Ming for his persuasion, saying that if it weren't for Zhou Ming, they would have to replenish their positions at this time, rather than being able to continue to make money while lying down like now.

Zhou Ming just listened to these compliments and praises. He knew very well that Minnesota wheat had fallen again and it was also falling very hard. If the price rose, then these guys would probably have another face.

There is no way, this is the real capitalist!

Zhou Ming then told them that they could buy at the bottom and harvest the market. After hearing this, Piero and Freeman all cheered and prepared to buy at the bottom of the market to open tomorrow.

Zhou Ming has to give them a chance, because harvesting the market is their instinct, and to cooperate with them, we must make good use of this.

For example, just like training a dog, you have to know when to tighten the dog leash and when to feed the bones, otherwise things will be difficult to do.

Of course, it is indeed a good opportunity now. Zhou Ming not only allows Piero and Freeman to not only allow Piero and Freeman.

They bought the bottom and called back to ask friends from China and Hong Kong City to buy the bottom. The Tang family is of course no exception.

So the next day when the Chicago futures market opened, huge funds poured into the market like a flood. Before Minnesota wheat could habitually continue to dive, it was lifted by this huge capital flow.

Just like the plunge of the first day, it rose by a few dozen cents in just one hour.

The news was told by McClan's secretary that the Chicago futures market had just opened.

"Wheat has risen, and it is very likely that it is what you said to be the bottoming rebound!"

McClane did not scold his secretary for being impolite incomprehensible, and rushed into the study without even changing his clothes. He turned on the computer to check the futures software. Sure enough, he saw that the price of Minnesota wheat was rising rapidly, which made McClane jump so happy.

They clenched their fists excitedly and shouted in disguise: What is Zhou Ming? Wallace is the strongest!

As the boss behind the world's largest private capital company, McClellan has always been known for his calmness and calmness. Today, he has obviously lost his composure. It is also conceivable how much pressure the previous situation put on him.

Midland and Dennis then called McLaren and told McLaren about the rise in Minnesota wheat.

"The price has risen now, and it is still growing very rapidly. It has been thirty cents now. Is this necessarily the food factories buying at the bottom, right?"

Facing the phone calls between Midland and Dennis, McClane, who was so excited that he could not help himself, suddenly calmed down quickly. He told Midland and Dennis that they should not be anxious, now is just the beginning.

"I have said a long time ago that no one can short Minnesota wheat. Even if they try their best to short, creating public opinion and selling contracts, they have only lasted for so many days, and they may not even last for a week. This endurance is a joke!"

McClane is now almost tilted to the sky: "This is the Kaki Group. As a private capital company, you can't attack from the stock market. Wheat is an indispensable raw material for the food industry. This is invincible. Zhou Ming did this just to give me money. I hope he will continue to come and don't give up!"

It must be said that McClane, who has survived the most difficult period, is really very capable of pretending, even Midland and Dennis, two partners, can't stand it anymore.

They hurriedly called for a stop to say that McClan was pretending to be like this. They reminded McClan whether it was Zhou Ming or Morgan and Rockefeller behind Zhou Ming that they had changeable financial means, so they should be careful.

McClass didn't care. He said that no matter what methods Zhou Ming and those guys had, the Kaki Group was innately invincible, and no one could do anything about him.

"The farce of Zhou Ming shorting Minnesota wheat can end here. Not only does he have no choice but to take me to the Kaki Group now, but he can only watch the price of Minnesota wheat rise further in the future, and he can't do anything about it!"

McClane also said: "When they finally calculated the gains and losses, they found that they shorted Minnesota wheat this time, and they didn't make any money. Their expressions must be very charming!"
Chapter completed!