After leaving the business hall and returning home, Zack wasn't in any rush.
Perhaps it was due to the life experiences and wisdom of a seasoned asset management expert that Zack had become extremely composed, always taking his time with everything he did.
Even as he prepared to wage a battle with his funds to achieve financial freedom, Zack didn't feel any excessive excitement or joy.
After all, as a big shot in a parallel world, Zack had once managed funds totaling over ten billion.
These few million now were hardly worth mentioning in his eyes.
And in another parallel world, he was a billionaire.
Though low-key and self-disciplined, he had enjoyed all the material comforts one could desire.
He turned on his computer, found several renowned securities trading software on the market, and after briefly testing which one felt more comfortable to use, settled on one.
Zack wasn't planning to dive into the capital market right away. Even with his future experiences and memories, he needed to first study the current market conditions and understand where they stood.
Ordering a simple takeout of noodles, Zack first logged onto his Weibo account.
In the past, Zack had always had a Weibo account, but he didn't post much, and he had only a few followers.
However, since his book became a hit online, his Weibo account was dug up, and within a month, his follower count had soared to several hundred thousand.
He had to thank that marketing account for making a big deal out of it, which helped his book gain popularity and attract so many fans.
If it were just within the online novel industry, he never would have gained so many followers.
Speaking of the marketing account, Annie said she would handle everything, promising to give Zack satisfactory results.
Zack was noncommittal about it, but since Annie was so enthusiastic and willing to help, he didn't say anything and left it all to her.
Zack kept his gratitude in his heart, thinking about how to repay her if he ever had the chance.
Upon checking his Weibo, he found that his most recent post had over a thousand replies.
This account must be envied by many marketing accounts because those hundreds of thousands of people weren't necessarily fans; they might have just followed him because he had gone viral.
But almost all of these followers were active, which was a huge source of traffic.
If handed over to a marketing account for operation, it could probably earn a lot.
However, Zack wasn't interested in becoming a marketing account; he used his Weibo mainly to read news and gossip.
Despite now having the life experiences of an asset management expert, Zack was still a young man with a desire to show off a bit.
After some thought, he took a screenshot of his capital and posted it on Weibo.
"Recently, I've suddenly become interested in stocks. I'm putting all my savings into it. Do you think I can make a small fortune with this money?"
The screenshot showed 7.8 million yuan, which was Zack's entire capital after using leverage.
After posting the screenshot, Zack temporarily set aside Weibo and began to carefully observe the stock market and read some online news.
He compared these observations with his memories, using the current market trends to predict future fluctuations.
He planned to do short-term trading, which required quite a bit of manipulation of the stock market.
If it were normal investing, Zack actually prefer long-term investments.
But even if the stocks doubled or tripled in value over a year or two, it wouldn't mean much to the current Zack.
He needed to use this capital to acquire as many assets as possible in a short period, which would then become more capital.
This capital could be kept for future use when he encountered better or more suitable life simulations.
He could then continue to operate with these funds, turning it into a game of money making money.
When he acquired the Life Reset Simulator, Zack already had plans for the future.
Whether it was earning his first pot of gold through online novels or expanding his capital through capital operations, it was all within his plan.
Ultimately, the stock market was about human nature.
A stock's rise was due to capital inflow, and its fall was due to capital outflow.
What controlled whether this capital flowed in or out wasn't a machine but human choices and actions.
Everything boiled down to the word 'human.'
If someone could thoroughly understand 'humans,' they would truly be invincible.
Chasing gains and selling on losses was also a manifestation of human nature.
And people were easily influenced by emotions. The capital market was a combination of emotional infectivity and confidence.
Take a company, for example. Even if it owed trillions in debt, as long as people had confidence in it, the debt didn't matter.
But as soon as people lost confidence in it, its credibility would collapse, and no matter how big the company was, it would fall like a house of cards.
After spending the afternoon, Zack, relying on his experience and knowledge, had a good grasp of the current stock market trends and knew where to invest his seven million yuan.
There was a lot of strategy involved in deciding where to invest funds of ten thousand, ten million, or even one hundred million yuan.
Ten thousand yuan could be invested anywhere; any pool could hold that amount of water.
Although ten million yuan seemed like a huge amount, compared to the entire stock market, it was just a splash and wouldn't cause a significant butterfly effect.
But once the amount reached over one hundred million, the intricacies and considerations involved became more numerous.
Which pool could accommodate such a large amount of funds, and could this pool allow for the rapid withdrawal of such a large amount? These were complex considerations.
The higher the amount, the more diversification was needed because every pool had its limits.
But with just over seven million now, it wasn't enough to overflow any pool.
As the saying goes, to do a job well, one must first sharpen one's tools. After preparing for half a day, Zack took a glance at his Weibo before going to bed.
"Master Zack, Master Zack, wake up! Don't do anything foolish!"
"Wow, Master Zack, what's wrong with you? Did the previous incident drive you insane, causing you to put all your savings into our A-share market? That's courageous."
"I once had as much money as Master Zack and bet all my savings on a future of wealth and honor. Now I'm working on a construction site and owe someone a small fortune."
"Marketing accounts are harmful. They've driven such a normal person insane!"
"Master Zack, can you finish your book "Notes of Tomb Raiding" first? I'm afraid I'll never see this book again and have to go underground to ask the King of Hell for it."
"The tallest building in our country is the Shanghai Center Tower, which is 632 meters tall. Jumping from there would probably only cause a moment of pain; you wouldn't even need an ambulance."
"...Master Zack, please don't let me see you there a few days later."
"Let's toast to Master Zack. In ancient times, Wu Song (an important supporting character in a masterwork) drank three bowls of wine and killed a tiger. Today, Master Zack is putting all his savings into A-shares!"
All the replies were pessimistic about Zack's behavior.
Some advised him kindly, while others joked and encouraged him.
Honestly, if the past Zack had seen someone so brave, daring to put all their savings into the A-share market, he would have also joined in the joking encouragement.
This was crazy!
Even the editor Waite sent a message asking if he was serious or just playing a joke with the screenshot, advising him not to actually put all his savings into it.
Zack laughed and replied on Weibo with "Wait and see," before going to bed to await the arrival of the next day's battle.
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