Jameson reported with a strange expression on his face, “President Paulson, I just received reliable news that Sena has given an official statement about preparing to repurchase 300 million Somer Dollars worth of Sena’s shares. They claim that it’s to ensure the interests of their shareholders.”
Paulson gasped at that. “What?!”
Even Franklin was stunned.
Jameson quickly continued, “The news caught us off guard and Jasper didn’t tell us anything before he made the decision… Perhaps he did tell the general manager of the Terra regional branch, Celine, but she did not report it to us.”
“He has the right to make any decisions he wants when it comes to Sena. After all, Colossal Investments are just providing service and a partnership. You aren’t Jasper’s superior, so there’s no need for him to report everything to you.”
Franklin looked at Paulson intently and smiled. “Looks like you miscalculated today, old friend.”
“This little Easterner brat. Where’s all this bravery coming from? Does he not fear that doing so will induce panic and cause the upward trend to crash?”
Paulson spoke angrily, feeling humiliated. Then, he opened the computer and pulled out Sena’s share chart.
Franklin came over to take a look as well. After taking a glance, he laughed aloud. “Looks like the Goddess of Luck is standing in the east today.”
Sena’s share price was at a whopping 121 US dollars.
From the trade volume, it seemed that the upward trend was still going strong and would not stop even when the trading day came to an end.
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