Following the good news of the Olympic Games, the domestic stock market thrived during this period with the stocks booming.
Jasper pulled out Motley Media’s stocks and studied the short-term trend carefully, realizing that there were obvious signs of a dealer in Motley Media’s stocks.
This dealer was different from the traditional dealers who would buy stocks at a low price and then raise the price and pull out.
This dealer in Motley Media was probably a long-term one. He was constantly absorbing the retailers’ stocks. Seemingly afraid of being discovered, this was all done in an extremely subtle manner, hence there was no major stir in the market.
As time went by, Motley Media’s stock price would gradually rise.
The stock investors had not noticed it yet because the dealer’s movement was extremely subtle and done with enough patience.
When the stock investors finally realized the decreasing circulating stocks and increasing stock prices, that was when Motley Media would surge into a hot stock.
After living two lifetimes and accumulating more than 40 years of experience in the stock market, Jasper knew that this dealer could only be one person.
The Turners themselves were speculating this stock.
It was strictly forbidden for shareholders to speculate their own company’s stocks.
Without hesitating, Jasper transferred one billion in funds into his security account, and he began to buy the retailers’ stocks at a lower price.
Unlike other dealers that moved stealthily, Jasper placed a large buy order directly.
The entire tape of more than two billion surged up a bar after Jasper threw in a big order.
At the same time, Jasper gave a call to Jake Cullen, who was far away in Harbor City, and ordered him to enter the market with his traders at the same time.
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