William llon, who was having breakfast with Donnie, couldn't help but burst into laughter as he read the "Wall Street Journal" in his hands, and he said to Donnie.
"Did you see that, Donnie? Even the experts on Wall Street are not optimistic about your actions. The 'Wall Street Journal' says that those experts believe your move is just to pay for the tuition of your future Atlantic City Broadcast listing!"
Donnie finished his sandwich, then picked up the napkin from the table and wiped the corners of his mouth, smiling at William llon.
"William, although I've never been to Wall Street and don't have any investnt experience, I've always believed in one thing!"
William llon looked at Donnie with so curiosity and asked, "What is it?"
Donnie laughed, "If I know an industry or a piece of news can bring wealth, then the only thing I need to do is to obtain that wealth in the shortest ti possible, at the fastest speed, before anyone else, rather than acting as an expert, telling others how to do it to make money!"
"If one day I truly did so, then I would only have two purposes. First, either I have already made the wealth I wanted; or second, I need more people to throw their wealth into this piece of news, then have their wealth beco my wealth!"
The smile on William llon's face disappeared, replaced by a serious look.
Donnie's words had indeed been very clear. If everyone simply believed these experts, there would be no poor people in the world!
"I don't think those so-called experts have stronger morals than I do. I'd rather trust my own judgnt than believe what these experts say!"
Donnie continued.
After listening, William llon nodded seriously, "You're right, I've learned sothing!"
Donnie waved his hand and laughed, "You're too polite. It's just sothing that occurred to !"
Experts?
Donnie, having lived through the information explosion era, knew very well that so-called economic experts were essentially a group of huskies raised by capitalists.
William llon said, "But people as clear-headed as you are the minority. You have to know that to so extent, the 'Wall Street Journal' represents the will of Wall Street. Everyone is willing to believe the news from the 'Wall Street Journal.' Now with the analyses of those so-called experts, I think the battle you're facing is going to be even tougher!"
Donnie laughed heartily, "Dear William, I'm well aware of what you're saying, but consider this: if I can guess these things, then why would I let Helen follow Jesse Livermore around these past two days, letting people find out that it's doing this?"
William llon was stunned; it was only after Donnie's reminder that he realized.
Indeed!
If everything remained shrouded in mystery, this sense of mystery would certainly make more people doubtful about the stock price of Sinclair Oil Corporation. After all, the unknown and mysterious are the most terrifying.
But Donnie didn't do that. Instead, he sent Helen out right from the beginning, allowing Donnie's opponents to find out in the shortest ti possible who was going up against them!
"Donnie, I'm confused. If you can, I hope you will tell why?"
William llon looked at Donnie in shock, having thought he already knew Donnie well, but now he realized he had only seen the tip of the iceberg!
Donnie leaned back in his chair, smiling at William llon, "William, if before this, you didn't know and were unaware of my na and my affairs, what would you think if you saw the report about in the 'Wall Street Journal' today?"
William llon pondered for a mont, then said, "A capable, lucky, and crazily arrogant man!"
Donnie nodded and continued, "That's right, but you've overlooked a very basic issue!"
Without waiting for William llon to ask, Donnie continued, "You are looking at with your current status, but in fact, many ordinary people would add another line to your thoughts... that is envy!"
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"Imagine, when you're still worried about your daily als, fretting about working nonstop, and then suddenly you see a news story. A man, just in his twenties, recently discharged from the military, while most veterans are still worrying about their lives, owns tens of millions in assets and is surrounded by beautiful won. Any ordinary person would definitely envy such a life."
Listened to Donnie's explanation, William llon couldn't help but nod subconsciously, his attention now completely focused, finally and fully appreciating his uncle Andrew llon's assessnt of Donnie.
He understood that the words Donnie was about to say might beco an incredibly important asset to himself in the future.
It's not about age or family, but about personal ability!
If soone ever again said to William llon that Donnie didn't understand business, William llon would certainly give them a slap right across the face!
Donnie continued, "Envy can lead to admiration, and you must know the power of admiration is blind. In their hearts, I have beco a successful person, so these people will blindly believe in my every action. Although under the current circumstances there won't be many such people, there definitely are so."
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