Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 7524 Great Opportunity to Make Money
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- The Left Army Command, led by Wu Yongzhen, operates as a regional warlord, engaging in illicit profit-making from energy manipulation.
- Wu Yongzhen is heavily profiting from and motivated by rising oil prices, continuously seeking new opportunities.
- Information from Rachel about Rothschilds manipulating oil prices through the Strait of Hormuz presents a significant new financial opportunity for Wu Yongzhen.
The Left Army Command Headquarters immediately received the news.
The current Left Army Command is basically a regional warlord. Although most were still under the control of the Anti-Qing Society, they were increasingly involved in devious activities.
For the Left Army’s Supreme Commander’s Office, they had indeed made a lot of money by falsely reporting energy production in recent years. But making money is addictive. Wu Yongzhen, Supreme Commander of the Left Army’s Supreme Commander’s Office, is motivated by how much money he can make for himself every day.
The recent surge in oil prices has made Wu Yongzhen rich. He is like a stock market investor who buys stocks that keep hitting the daily upper limit. He has already made a lot of money, but he still hopes for the next peak.
The core members of the Left Army Commander’s Office were all his relatives and close associates, so they naturally followed his directions. When they learned from Rachel that the Rothschilds would use the Strait of Hormuz to raise oil prices, they immediately realized that the opportunity had arrived.
The crude oil market is the largest single commodity market in the world. Even small fluctuations in crude oil prices can bring great wealth to some people or bring complete ruin to others. Hence, when this extremely valuable news reached Wu Yongzhen’s ears, apart from his excitement, he immediately began to study how he should make use of this opportunity.
The simplest way is to stop shale oil shipments and wait for prices to rise before selling again. This operation has no leverage; the amount you can earn is the amount of price increase multiplied by your total volume, so the potential profit is relatively small.
With a little leverage, one can suspend delivery while purchasing some spot orders from American oil traders. Because the market moves quickly, once the order is in hand, one can sell at a high price and make another profit without actually transferring or storing the oil, which is somewhat similar to short selling.
If you are even braver, you can invest your funds in the futures market and take advantage of your position to make a purchase (long position). This offers the highest profit margins, potentially even ten times, but also carries very high risks.
Despite inside information, this highly leveraged strategy is still very dangerous.
If the Rothschilds wanted to control the rise in oil prices, they would never increase prices drastically all at once, letting them skyrocket indefinitely. Instead, they will raise prices gradually, like the tides, but overall, they will push prices higher.
The reason for the constant ups and downs of passengers is to deceive those who are underweight, not wearing seat belts, and want to hitchhike, so that they do not waste the journey they have created.