Life at The Top novel Chapter 2341

The oil traders present could quickly and accurately understand it through this equation.

Referring to Nori’s equation, they saw that they could get more cash flow if they exchanged more stocks.

The price would go up 20% if they exchanged more than 20% of stocks. Similarly, if someone was willing to sell more than 50% of their company’s stocks, they could make a 150% profit on the spot!

It sounded like a free meal. However, the oil traders still had their last shred of sanity.

They still had their doubts about the matter and knew they could not exchange too much in one go, even if it was highly profitable. The oil companies were their bread and butter!

Nori was not surprised to see the crowd hesitate. However, she was prepared. She had already had some stooges she had convinced to invest planted in the crowd. Therefore, several people swaggered up the stairs immediately after Nori’s announcement.

“Is there really such a profitable thing? I don’t believe it! I’ll exchange 20% of my stocks first!”

As soon as the person said this, a professional accountant appeared.

After careful calculation, the man was soon rewarded with a large sum of money!

Several stooges came up and hyped up the scene.

The others could not stop after someone took the lead. They all began the negotiations to join the trade.

Rowan commented as he stood beside Miss Nori, watching the scene unfold in full swing. “Ms. Nori, that was a great move! I didn’t expect these people to buy it. If this goes on, we’ll probably take over their business soon!”

Nori smiled contemptuously before shaking her head.

“You only saw the surface, but I don’t think it’s enough,” Nori said to Rowan as she grabbed a signed contract.

Rowan understood and shook his head instead. “But Ms. Nori, they won’t give more than 50% of their shares to anyone else if they were in their right mind, right?”

Nori was not angry after hearing that. She nodded approvingly instead.

It turned out to be pretty much what Nori expected. Within an hour, someone was already selling all their company’s property on the spot.