While Jake was reporting this, he also watched the fierce battle between the two sides.
Indeed, according to Jake’s analysis and Jasper’s prediction, Fabian should have spent all the money he had by now.
However, from the perspective of the market, not only Fabian’s capital chain was not broken, but on the contrary, it had become fiercer.
“He probably got a sum of money from the sidelines.”
Jasper said in a deep voice, “We can’t judge right now because we have too little information. Do what we should do, no matter how many shows of hands Fabian has, it will still be used up.”
Following Jasper’s orders, 7 billion US Dollars began to launch a fierce attack.
This made the already fragile and congested market completely lose its ground and the Dow Jones Index began to fall further.
Once such a downward trend occurred, it would undoubtedly completely defeat the fragile psychological defenses of investors.
Panic selling reappeared.
It drove the Dow Jones Index to fall sharply downward like an avalanche.
“Mr. Atticus, this is bad. I can‘t hold it anymore!”
“We are battling nearly the entire market now. Jasper is leading the attack and his capital is enough to influence the market trend.
“What’s more, now that market confidence is fragile, once it looks like it’s going to fall, stockholders will follow the trend. The more they follow the trend, the more it’ll fall, and the more it falls, the more will follow.”
“Mr. Atticus, the market has entered a vicious circle. If we continue like this, no amount of funds will be enough for the market…”
Fabian’s face was as dark as ink as he listened to the stock trader’s anxious report.
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