Life at The Top novel Chapter 886

Jasper walked over to the coffee table. Without caring for much else, he squatted down and began to look at the Nasdaq market index that indicated that it was currently trading hours.

With Jasper active in the market and fighting for shares, Sena’s share prices had already reached 240 US Dollars over the past two days.

This was an extremely high share price–one that had greatly exceeded Sena’s estimated value.

Therefore, Sena’s share price was now overvalued and now had a market surplus.

Many of the United States’ financial media were reporting this, and some organizations had already classified Sena as a highly risky share. This had made it unaffordable for many investors.

Jasper looked at the date and realized that while Sena shares had undergone more transactions today, things were still not quite right.

After all, with investors losing trust in Sena, it was only a matter of time before the market corrected itself and got rid of the surplus of over-valued shares. That was why many investors would choose to sell the Sena shares they held.

A majority of these shares would then fall in Jasper and the other party’s hands, while some fearless retail investors would also claim a small percentage of them.

“I’ve asked one of my subordinates, but he said he didn’t detect anything abnormal. How’d you conclude that they’d attack tonight?” Jasper looked up and asked.

The only thing Jasper saw when he looked up was a pair of long slender legs in black stocking, placed casually before his eyes.

A soft couch, a plush carpet, long legs, and a beautiful woman.

This was a view that could easily excite a man.

Yet, Jasper was in no mood for that.

It seemed like the more they warned, the more Sena’s share prices increased.

Jasper’s clicks between the websites and market index sped up, and soon his expression became extremely solemn.

“No, you’re right. Something’s going to happen soon,” Jasper suddenly stated.

Seeing Jasper react in this way, Celine smiled in satisfaction and replied, “There we go. I’m inclined to believe that those articles were released by this secret rival of yours.

“He’s trying to brew tension in the market and lower the investor’s psychological defense as much as he can,” Jasper continued after Celine.

“At the most important moment, he’ll sell everything, and Sena’s share prices will resemble a tidal wave against the shore. Upon reaching its highest point, there will only one outcome–and that’s to come crashing down.”