United States.
Ge Family Manor.
Upon receiving news from the underwriters, the Ge family raised their glasses in celebration.
"It's done."
"This year's biggest IPO on Nasdaq will definitely be Microcrystalline Technology."
"Sold out in less than three hours. Tsk tsk, there are so many wealthy people. As a shareholder, I only got less than $30 million worth of issued stocks." Ge Zhong sighed deeply—it was truly a small amount.
Too much capital has entered the market this time.
And he's just a shareholder?
The allocation was pitiful.
At this moment.
He had already received solid information that the U.S. investment community was preparing to take advantage.
The reason was simple.
The global financial crisis had taken its toll, leaving countless investment institutions in the red, some suffering heavy losses.
So what do they do?
