“Your loss is already certain and you’re still so stubborn!”
Mitch stared as Jasper sneered.
At almost the same time, Celine’s voice rang out slightly nervously.
“There’s been a change in the situation.”
Everyone in the room, harboring different thoughts, turned to look at the screen in front of Jasper simultaneously.
The sight they saw in the laptop screen was Sena’s k-line taking a harsh plummet as if it had been dragged down.
A few subsequent large sale orders entered the market and instantly pushed Sena’s share price downward where it paced around 200 US Dollars.
The share prices dropped from 202 US Dollars to 196 US Dollars instantly.
While it may seem like a slight difference of 6 US Dollars per share, an astronomical amount of funds were involved considering Sena’s huge market.
In that instant, 5 million US Dollars vanished from Jasper’s bank account.
Even Henry, the person who knew least about the share market, sucked in a cold breath at the sight. This was an attack from a large investor.
Normal retail investors did not have such power.
Even if the market had an overall bearish stance on Sena’s share prices, a drop in share prices was a gradual process. These astronomical sale orders were not something normal investors could come up with.
The first thing Henry did was glare at Mitch and the other two.
Zane who was relishing in Jasper’s loss immediately spoke when Henry glared darkly at them, “What’re you looking at us for? The three of us are here, how could it be us?”
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