Life at the Top

At that moment, fierce competition began among the people who were watching the rise and fall of the internet sector in Harbor Stocks. A large number of funds were entering the market every second.

Bearish people wanted to knock down the stock prices, bringing down with them all of Harbor Stocks and its Hansel Index. Meanwhile, bullish people continued to defend their territory and refused to let the prices drop so easily.

A war without the use of gunpowder continued to spread.

At that moment, in a quiet villa within Harbor City, the clicking of keyboards continued to sound out.

Kennedy stared at the display screen solemnly and kept firing orders.

A short distance away, Rogers sat idly as he sipped red wine.

“We’ve accumulated enough bargaining chips, Mr. Rogers,” Kennedy turned to tell Rogers.

Rogers put the glass of red wine down and looked at the screen, a playful smile tugging at the corners of his lips as he spoke, “News of Weresoft in the United States should’ve arrived at Harbor City by now, yes?”

Kennedy replied, “People more well-informed should already know by now. Quite the amount of funds have begun to enter the market.”

“Good!”

at Wall Street to start moving. There’ll be an exciting battle there in no time, and I’m sure

but this time, I’m going to make

him sullenly as he watched Rogers leave to contact his Quantum Fund Group. “These white people from the United States are just coming here to dig up the graves of Harbor City’s ancestors.

at Bob plainly and spoke, “Ancestors don’t exist in the capital market, but if you mind, you’re free

care if they live or die. The more they lose, the happier I become. After all, that’s

later, Barron’s, the dominating financial magazine, had published an emergency report in the United

were no different from Jasper’s memory of

that the senior executives there had all begun to cash out. The companies’ performances began to fall, and a lot

the public opinion around Wall Street that had been shrouded in the gloomy clouds of Weresoft losing the antitrust

were the most sensitive, and they

of the United States’ indexes, The Dow Jones, the

the dot-com bubble

market, and enormous amounts of funds disappeared into thin air in mere seconds. Countless people were immediately

and it swallowed the entire world