Since great opportunities like these were rare, everyone originally wondered if Jasper had an ulterior motive in the beginning. After all, the situation was too good to be true.
However, as time passed, everyone also began to draw their own conclusions.
Jasper had gone crazy.
They no longer cared what the man’s original intentions were, and they took the money he provided on a silver platter.
With that, more organizations began to enter the market to snap up Jasper’s orders.
Every order Jasper listed would be purchased within a few seconds.
As time passed, everyone started to feel impatient.
This situation had, after all, attracted the attention of many.
Jasper’s phone was similarly bombarded with calls. Even Winston Benett called Jasper himself to ask why Jasper did such a thing.
Jasper told him the same thing.
He had a bearish View of the United States stock market. That was it.
“Tsk, tsk. Just how many people have their eyes on us?”
Henry lamented in Jasper’s office, staring at the account’s startling unrealized loss on the screen.
“The total investment already amounts to 2.5 billion US Dollars.”
Jasper looked at the screen and exhaled softly.
While he had always been very confident, Jasper could not help but feel frantic at this moment.
Jasper would truly be screwed if the world played out different after he reincarnated and the two planes did not crash into the Twin Towers.
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