Kong Rong giving away pears?
"Are you saying... I should imdiately transfer the shares I hold in Ai Dou?"
Hu Yifei hesitated on the phone.
This... Although it sounds like a thod, but given the current situation.
Unless I can find a stupid pheasant, let alone sell at a low price, I probably can’t even find a buyer at a fractured price...
"I’m not talking about Ai Dou’s shares."
The person on the other end of the phone seed to breathe a sigh of relief.
"I’m talking about everything."
"Uh... "
Hearing this, Hu Yifei was truly bewildered.
"’Everything’ as in...?"
"Of course, I an the literal everything, including Ai Dou, your company, and the other assets under your na that have been dragged down."
After a pause on the other end of the line.
"Mr. ng, you’re not joking?"
"Nature has no jokes, of course, but this is just my immature suggestion, the decision is entirely up to you."
"Uh... Can you tell the reason?"
I’ve just run into a bit of a cash flow problem, and you want to sell the family silver?
The best strategy? Is this it?
"Isn’t the reason obvious? The investnt failure of Ai Dou is a foregone conclusion, you can’t twist an arm bigger than your thigh, it’s the general trend, and the loss is beyond recovery.
You hold no miraculous ability to print money, nor can you affect national policy.
So, any of your counterasures can’t avoid the two words ’lack of money’.
I read your face, you’re soone with ideas and not willing to easily concede defeat. If I predict correctly, you’ll definitely choose to try to raise funds to save your company as much as possible."
But I’ve done the calculations, and I’m afraid the outco for you doesn’t look very optimistic.
Sotis, insistence doesn’t necessarily lead to good results, and a decisive withdrawal is the wisdom of life.
The market waits for no one. The longer you persevere, the worse the situation becos, and your assets keep shrinking until they hit rock bottom.
My aning is, you should cut your losses as soon as possible, and maybe you can make a coback."
Stop the loss?
This is just cutting my own flesh!
It sounds sowhat reasonable, but I could never accept it!
And this calculating business?
What are you calculating with, spicy chicken feet?
In his heart, whether it’s Ai Dou Company or his Cretaceous period, either way, they could at least hold out for a year or so.
If external funding cos in, or a big project is accepted, maybe I can manage to save myself, right?
That person who is "suffocating for a dream" is still struggling abroad, so why do I only have the option to cut losses and stop the bleeding?
How do you know that within this year I can’t turn the tide and revive from death?
Hesitation may lead to defeat, but decisiveness won’t result in a free giveaway?
Hu Yifei dismissed this so-called "best strategy" with scorn.
Facing long silence on the other end of the phone.
ng Lang was probably eight or nine out of ten correct in guessing Hu Yifei’s thoughts at this mont.
Looking at the future context, the other party would soon sell his boxing gym, which was undoubtedly to raise funds.
But in the end, it didn’t escape the fate of bankruptcy and acquisition by him a year later.
What does this show?
It shows that in the end, the other party chose to hold out till the last breath...
In the previous episode, I must have received this call too, and given my nature, I would definitely try to persuade a few words, but it didn’t change anything, which ans I was simply wasting my breath.
As for the current situation, to draw a taphor, Ai Dou New Energy is that plumting stock, and his Cretaceous is the "related sector" that’s being dragged down.
Anyone with clear eyes can see that it’s like a grasshopper after autumn, not able to hop around for much longer.
Only the person caught up in the middle, Mr. Hu, who’s stuck tightly in the situation, is stubbornly unwilling to accept the bet, the loss, and leave the market."
Whether it’s wishful thinking or pride.
"Never abandon, never give up," is the best psychological portrait of Hu Yifei at this ti...
Not that you can say it’s his fault.
But entrepreneurship is like this, sotis it’s ti and fate, and it doesn’t move according to one’s will...
"So, according to Mr. ng, the best approach is to stop loss, but what does this have to do with Kong Rong giving away pears?"
Hu Yifei digressed.
"Heh, Kong Rong giving away pears, it’s not necessarily because of modesty and courtesy, it could also be because he didn’t like eating pears..."
"What do you an?"
"The aning is, the pear is tasteless in your hands, regrettable to discard, but in soone else’s hands, perhaps it could be put to good use, right?"
"Who are you referring to as ’soone else’?"
"Buddha said, it cannot be told, when you’ve made up your mind, I’ll naturally tell you."
"This... Then what about the middle approach?"
This sentence undoubtedly showed Hu Yifei’s reluctance to choose the "best strategy."
"The middle strategy? If you don’t want to stop the loss, then at least stop additional investnts.
You should know... adding fuel to the fire, if the fuel doesn’t run out, the fire never dies."
Hu Yifei: "..."
So seeking money to save the situation becos adding fuel to the fire?
Why can’t I be the brave one who brings warmth to others, even if I end up frozen to death in the snow...
Oh! In my eyes, it’s gathering wood to make a fire, but in your eyes, it’s adding fuel to the fire?
"What about the worst strategy?"
Hu Yifei, suppressing his urge to retort, still decided to listen to the remaining strategy.
He was curious to see, with the middle strategy being so insulting, how much lower could the worst one go!
As a result, ng Lang gave him one sentence.
"The worst strategy is simple, just do what you think is right."
Hu Yifei: "..."
What the heck! You an the worst strategy is simply to do what I think is right?
So you’re saying... whatever I want to do is the worst strategy?
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