Life at the Top

“Haha, okay, you’ve agreed then. This is a military order, so if you can’t do it, you. will be killed.”

Jasper answered seriously, but the old man on the other end of the phone laughed heartily. In his gentle tone, it seemed like he was joking with a junior.

This kind of relaxation and cheerfulness relieved the pressure and heaviness in Jasper’s heart to a certain extent. He smiled and said, “Don’t worry, at least so far, I’ve been a man of my words and I’ve not broken any promises.”

“Okay, then our conversation ends here. M

r. McNeal will contact you later.

“Good luck, kid. We are getting old and the future of this country depends on the younger generation to grow up and take over the burden.”

Jasper replied earnestly, “You must maintain good health too. State affairs are endless. If seniors and leaders like you are healthy, it’ll be the greatest wealth and support for us juniors.”

After hanging up the phone, the old man raised the phone in the spacious and solemn office again.

“It’s me.”

On the other end of the phone, Mr. McNeal said respectfully, “I’m listening.”

“Hand the social security fund to him and set the loss limit at 40%. Do it now,” the old man said.

Mr. McNeal was stunned for a moment before a storm surged in his heart.

Handing over the national social security fund to a businessman and giving him a 4 0% loss limit was almost equivalent to confirming that Jasper’s value was more important to Swallow Capital than the 40 % social security fund.

What kind of honor was this?

And what kind of risk would there be?

At this moment, Mr. McNeal, who had seen all kinds of great upheavals, was somewhat envious of Jasper even though h e had been working in the system for most of his life.

able to enjoy this kind of honor

Jasper was the first.

too risky? Once we really reach.

and opening up tell us that we should not be afraid of needless things when we do

career is inherently difficult and dangerous, and we rely on countless people to wade through it bit by bit. Why should we be scared of loss? If we are afraid of loss in everything we do,

serious than when h e was talking to Jasper. He taught Mr. McNeal a

his mouth.

you’re right. My vision is not broad enough,” Mr. McNeal said quickly. “There was a

good and I voted in favor.

what Jasper does. If he doesn’t dare to do it, then everything will stop. If he dares to do it, then we will dare to let him take care of it. If a kid under 30 years old is not afraid, then

“I understand.”

made arrangements in person. In the shortest possible time, Jasper

was not clear about the total amount of social security funds.

could be found publicly o In the Internet might be altered. After all, this was related to the cornerstone of the country’s social stability, so unless it was

fact that they were in 2001, the time and base of the national social security payment were still very low. Because of this, Jasper knew that the 600 billion Somer Dollars was already the maximum that the social security

showed Swallow Capital’s

also felt a lot of pressure

1.2 billion in this country and a lot

he would be a sinner for

Jasper got command of the social security fund, Soros happened t o take action in the domestic A-share

that could be mobilized over to Harbor Stocks,

capital in the market was still present, it was too scattered to form a unified and effective command. Therefore, even if the total sum

met with real

crash the domestic market, so he used a

reached the

market was the opposite of foreign stocks and Harbor Stocks. The decline

rise was red.

to the limit at the same time, it created a