Life at The Top novel Chapter 1863

“Short sale the subprime market

completely and push the subprime

mortgage crisis to its peak. Today, the

four major investment banks will have to

lose something, which will serve as burial

offerings for the losses Somerland has

suffered.”

Jasper’s words destined that today would g

o down in the annals of history.

As soon as the United States financial

market opened, the market was turbulent,

even before JW Foundation could make a

move.

It was the age of information and news

could be delivered extremely fast. An

event in the northern hemisphere could b

e transmitted to the southern hemisphere

in an instant, much less the tragic

incident of Somerland’s stock and futures

markets being sniped by Wall Street

capital in the United States.

Therefore, the United States financial

market had long been psychologically

prepared to face the insane revenge

carried out JW Foundation. Even so, they did not expect the

determination and strength of JW

Foundation to be so great.

Five minutes after the opening, the

already crippled subprime market was

once again shorted by JW Foundation.

The sky-high empty orders filled the

subprime market with the smell of blood.

Falls, falls, and falls!

Everything was falling!

As long as it was a traded product, it was

falling.

Financial products shrunk dramatically,

and their market values were depreciating

with every passing minute and second.

Under such high pressure, a magical

scene appeared.

There were only sell orders in the

subprime market.

“Today JW Foundation will inevitably

launch bloody revenge. At this time, no

idiot will enter the market to take them on.”.

The president of Morgan Bank frowned

and said.

“But if this continues, the entire market

will crash,” the assistant said cautiously.

“Let it crash then. This is what we

expected anyway, and they have chosen a

bank as the sacrifice to calm Jasper’s

anger, isn’t it?”

The president of Morgan Bank had a half

smile on his face. It was a rather weird

expression.

He looked as if he was basking in

schadenfreude, but at the same time, he

looked as if he was having mixed feelings.

“I didn’t think there would come a day

where we would need to quell the enemy’s

anger with a sacrificial lamb.”

The first to bear the brunt of the collapse o

f the subprime market was Layman

Investment Bank, which had accumulated

a large number of assets in the subprime

market and could not escape because of

the lock-up.

Today, Layman Investment Bank

remained the same, but the people inside changed.

Dugg was no longer sitting in the

chairman’s office, but instead, it was Half

-the-Harbor Langdon.

At this moment, Half-the-Harbor

Langdon had a gloomy expression on his

face as he listened to Kayden’s report.

“Dad, if the market continues like this,

Layman’s net asset value will keep

dropping, and on the contrary, our debt

will grow higher and higher.

“I have read the financial reports of

investment banks. The entire investment