My Son-in-law Is A War God
Chapter 1351 - 1352: Half of the Nobel Prize Achievement is Yours

Chapter 1351: Chapter 1352: Half of the Nobel Prize Achievement is Yours

Xiao Chen continued, "As for Xiongcheng City Chemical’s stock, although it has performed well in recent years, its curve clearly shows someone manipulating it behind the scenes."

"This manipulation has lasted for years, giving retail investors plenty of favorable signals."

"But now, it’s time to pull the net."

"I advise you not to buy it, or you’ll definitely get trapped."

"Nonsense!"

Chang Wei sneered, "Clearly, you’re just someone who hasn’t attended college. You can’t even articulate any sound theories; all you do is play petty tricks! I’ve read more books than you’ve eaten salt."

Xiao Chen shrugged and said, "I’ve never looked down on theories. Under specific conditions, theories are indeed correct, albeit with stringent requirements."

"You must first ensure there’s no manipulation."

"Of course, it’s your money. Invest if you like; I’m just offering my advice."

"Ridiculous! You can tell from a stock market curve that someone’s manipulating it? Who do you think you are, Buffett?"

"Besides, human power is ultimately limited. Even Buffett has suffered losses, and the big shots on Wall Street have been burned by retail investors."

Chang Wei said coldly.

"That’s because they’re not strong enough."

Xiao Chen responded casually.

"Oh really? So you think you’re very strong?"

Chang Wei mocked, "I’m the president of Liuyi Group. And who are you?"

Xiao Chen sighed and said, "Judging by your attitude, it seems you’ve been president for less than a year. Otherwise, you wouldn’t say something so stupid."

"The power of capital is something you can’t bear."

"Oh, look at you. Are you daring enough to bet with me?"

Chang Wei was growing increasingly disgusted with Xiao Chen. This man could effortlessly see through his weaknesses, making him uneasy and resentful.

"If this stock experiences a major decline within a month, I lose. I’ll pay you one billion immediately!"

Chang Wei said coldly, "If there’s no major decline, you lose, and I have only one condition: from now on, stay away from Fang Yi and Professor Fang."

"Chang Wei, you’re insane! Why are you betting on me? Don’t you know how much Mr. Xiao has helped me?"

Fang Yi was visibly upset.

"Dean Fang, don’t worry. He can’t win."

Xiao Chen shook his head and said, "How about this? No need to wait a month — that’s too troublesome. Half an hour. Within half an hour, I guarantee this stock will nosedive, even triggering the circuit breaker mechanism and finally hitting the daily limit drop."

"If that doesn’t happen, I’ll agree to your terms."

"But if it does happen, I don’t want your money. All I need is for you to agree to one condition."

"As long as the condition doesn’t insult my dignity, I can agree to it."

Chang Wei said, "I refuse to believe that in half an hour, this stock can plummet. What a joke!"

Xiao Chen chuckled, pulled out his phone, and dialed a number, "I want to see Xiongcheng City Chemical’s stock nosedive within half an hour."

With that, he hung up the phone.

"Hahaha!"

Chang Wei burst out laughing, "Who do you think you are? A single phone call and you expect a stock that’s been in the red for three years to suddenly nosedive?

What a joke!"

"I’m just me — an ordinary live-in son-in-law."

Xiao Chen laughed, then sat down, casually chatting with Professor Fang.

"Don’t mind me. Half an hour is enough for you two to have a nice date!"

Both Chang Wei and Fang Yi felt a bit awkward. With such a high-stakes bet on the table, who could still focus on a date?

Chang Wei’s mother even pulled out her phone and opened the stock trading software, closely watching the market trend.

Chang Wei sneered, ordered a drink, and sipped it while waiting.

Half an hour passed in a blur.

Suddenly, Chang Wei’s mother exclaimed in shock and stood up: "It’s dropping! It’s dropping! It’s really dropping!"

"Calm down, Mom. Small declines are normal."

Chang Wei remained composed.

"No, son! It’s a nosedive! This is clearly a nosedive; the drop is too significant."

Chang Wei’s mother, an experienced stock trader, could immediately tell this stock was in dire straits.

At this point, Chang Wei panicked. He snatched his mother’s phone and stared at the screen, dumbfounded.

Unbelievably, it was true.

At the same time, in a spacious trading room somewhere.

The operators stared at their screens in shock, "Boss, we’ve got an issue!"

Their boss froze.

Three years of effort, waiting all this time to reap the harvest this month.

And now, an unforeseen incident like this.

Though the stock hadn’t yet hit its daily limit drop, many investors were already scrambling to sell and minimize their losses.

"Damn it! Who did this? Who dare undermine me?"

The boss was so furious he nearly spat blood.

Originally planning to rake in a huge profit, instead their plan had completely fallen apart.

Now seeing the stock plummet like this, who would dare buy it?

Chang Wei sat there stunned, his whole body frozen.

How could this happen? He not only excelled in theory but considered himself highly experienced.

Yet, in front of Xiao Chen, he was utterly defeated.

"Does the bet you mentioned still stand?"

Xiao Chen shot Chang Wei a cold glare and said, "I won’t make it hard for you. The orphanage plans to expand and needs some funding. Just invest one hundred million."

Chang Wei wanted to refuse, but with so many witnesses present, how could he say no?

Clenching his teeth, he nodded, "Fine. Fang Yi, take this card. There’s exactly one hundred million on it!"

Fang Yi stood there, stunned.

Previously, she had asked her family for funding to invest in the orphanage’s construction, but her mother refused.

Fang Yi’s mother was a true businesswoman, unwilling to touch anything unprofitable.

As a result, Fang Yi’s relationship with her mother was strained.

Yet unexpectedly, the money came so quickly.

It felt like a dream.

"I’m feeling a bit unwell, so I’ll be heading back!"

Given everything that had happened, continuing the matchmaking meeting seemed impossible.

Chang Wei made an excuse to leave.

Chang Wei’s father and mother could only follow suit. However, before leaving, they expressed their gratitude to Xiao Chen.

Though the matchmaking didn’t succeed, without Xiao Chen, who knows how much they would’ve lost?

"Professor Fang, I enjoyed our conversation today, but you probably want some family time, so I won’t linger. Goodbye!"

Xiao Chen also took his leave.

He could tell Fang Yi’s mother held hostility toward him.

"Mr. Xiao, let me escort you!"

Professor Fang enthusiastically walked Xiao Chen out the door.

"If I’m not mistaken, you must be the legendary Dragon Country financial prodigy that Wall Street loathes to the bone."

Once at the door and away from others, Professor Fang spoke.

Xiao Chen smiled but didn’t reply.

"Professor Fang is the truly impressive one. A Nobel Prize in Economics isn’t something anyone can achieve. Goodbye!"

He got into his car and drove off.

Professor Fang stood there, staring at the disappearing electric vehicle with eyes brimming with deep respect.

"Half the credit for my prize should go to you, at the very least."

He chuckled.

Years ago, his research hit a dead end, facing immense challenges.

At that critical moment, someone delivered a set of documents and experimental materials to his door.

Relying on those materials, he overcame a world-class economic problem.

Ultimately, he was named the Nobel Prize winner in Economics for that year.