Celine muttered.
“To be honest, Laine, you really manage to surprise me…”
Winston’s voice was heard.
“But I have an idea. How about we sign a VAM for one month? I can lock Sena’s share prices that our fund hold, and we won’t buy nor sell for one month”
“During this month, I’ll follow your plan, but if Sena’s share prices drop below 150 US Dollars, you’ll have to purchase them all at 300 US Dollars.”
Jasper’s brows raised slightly at Winston’s suggestion.
At the end of the day, Winston was a capitalist, so the last thing he would forget about was making money.
Even so, this suggestion was very advantageous to Jasper.
What Jasper lacked the most now was cash, as the money he had liquidated from the stock market had gone to support the daily operations of JW Capital. He had taken half his money out to deal with Sena’s crisis, so he was also slowly running out of money.
He would have had to borrow money from the Law family should Winston agree to sell the shares. However, with this proposal, it seemed like there would be no need to turn to the Law family after all.
This plan would firstly save Jasper money in the short term.
Secondly, Winston has also made the situation easier for Jasper to handle.
The plan implied that for the following month, Jasper would have the Benett Funds’ support, while Winston would also refrain from releasing any statements that were disadvantageous to Sena’s market position.
This was an extremely rare tranquilizer for investors that used Winston to steer and ease the worries of the masses.
If Winston did not sell his shares, then who could challenge him in claiming that the share was done for?
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