Chapter 438 Madness
Haru was in his office in Longinus Investnt after he had finished his cafe. He didn't have a plan to make a branch for his cafe since this cafe was purely for his enjoynt. It was good that he made money, but he didn't care much whether it was a loss either. He read the data that Ayase had collected for him and had made his decision.
"Boss, are you really sure that you're going to do this?"
Ayase looked at Haru with a serious expression. He really wanted to sigh at this mont, and he really wanted to stop his boss from making such a ridiculous decision.
Haru looked at the screen on the computer and said, "My decision is final. No matter what you're going to say I won't change my decision."
"But…" Ayase had a worried expression on his face. He hesitated for a while then tried to persuade him. "It's too risky to use your 10 million dollars (Haru had changed his two billion yen to 20 million dollars) to speculate on London gold. This is not real gold and 100 tis the leverage ratio is a very risky transaction. Once the price of gold is dropped for a few tis then 10 million dollars will disappear."
Haru was serious when he made this decision. It was a bet and he knew that he could lose, but he could also win this bet. He saw an opportunity and he had decided to bet his money on it. He was going to open his transaction on London gold.
Transaction on gold futures is different from other futures markets since it has 15 tis leverage. That ans when you make one million USD transaction commodities, you only need to have a 66,000 USD deposit which is considered a high-risk investnt.
London gold has leverage up to 100 tis ratio. Only a one percent margin is required, and the investnt cost can be reduced to 1% of the actual cost. That is to say, you can use a 10,000 USD deposit to get one million USD in goods.
In terms of inco, if you buy one lot at 1,000 USD per ounce (one lot equals 100 contracts). For example, you set 100 tis the leverage of London gold and you buy one lot at 1,000 USD per ounce at 1,000 USD. If you sell it at 1,400 US per ounce, then it will generate a profit of 40,000 USD, which ans that you can make 40,000 USD with only 1,000 USD.
It is absolutely very low investnt with high returns. However, the risk is also very scary.
Why?
Because gold futures have a limit, but London gold is different since it doesn't have a limit. You can have more profit, but you can also have more loss in this transaction. Luckily, the risk can be controlled with stop loss.
It was because with such a low investnt that Haru could get such a high yield that made him very ambitious. Coupled with fundantal factors, he also knew about the futures that made him willing to take such a high-risk transaction.
"I want to use 10 million USD to invest in this and leave the other 10 million just in case this transaction fails. I have seen after the financial crisis, the global currency depreciated, the United States quantitive easing, the European debt crisis frequently showed signs, and the gold market showing a bullish trend." Haru looked at Ayase and said, "I want to give it a try."
Ayase looked at Haru and sighed. He really felt troubled to have such a young boss, but who made Haru his boss? He sighed and asked, "100 tis?"
"100 tis!" Haru answered firmly.
"Okay, then, I'll place an order……" Ayase very hesitated at this mont.
"C'mon!" Haru said. He stood behind Ayase watching him use 10 million USD in security deposits in exchange for 1 billion USD in 10,000 contracts.
In other words, from now on, as long as a dollar of gold rises, he will earn a lot. Similarly, if it falls……
Ayase took a deep breath and looked at Haru. He was very tired at this mont and said, "Well, boss, I have made the transaction."
Haru nodded and he only needed to wait for his harvest. He couldn't do anything and only waited to see whether he would go to heaven or go to hell instantly.
"Boss, what are you going to do with the remaining 5 million USD?" Ayase asked. He only knew that his boss was very crazy. He would have never imagined for soone to make such a decision. He was looking at the remaining 5 million USD for his boss to let him and his team manage it. However, he was bound to get disappointed since Haru had never thought to keep his money.
Haru had a 25 million USD deposit and he kept 10 million USD in case leaving him only 5 million USD. "Have you opened the US stock market?"
"Well, I have applied for it." Ayase was a bit hesitant, but he quickly said, "Boss, we don't know much about the US market and we need ti to collect data before we can start to invest there."
"No." Haru shook his head and said, "I have made my decision. I am going to use all of 5 million USD to buy Apple stock."
Ayase really wasn't sure what to say at the ti. He felt that his boss was completely reckless and he felt that the young man in front of him was an embodint of madness.
Madness!
Ayase felt that his head might go bald listening to his boss. "Boss! You need to think again! No one is going to put their eggs in one basket! The risk is too high and no one can guarantee every investnt is right! In order to ensure the security of principal, diversified investnt is the best way to invest." He tried to give advice to Haru to stop this madness. He tried to stop his boss from the gateway to death. He didn't want Haru to fall down to hell after Haru had saved his life.
Haru was very satisfied with Ayase's persuasion, but he needed to disappoint him. He patted Ayase's shoulders and said, "Thank you, Ayase. I am not making a joke with my wealth and I won't push myself to hell."
Ayase, who saw Haru's resolute expression, knew that it was impossible to change his decision. He was powerless and could only sigh at this mont. "W - Well, boss, you might be right…" Although he had promised, his hand was moving very slow. He really hoped for his boss to change his decision at the last minute.
"Apple's current stock price is $ 25.68…"
"Don't wait, 5 million USD, buy them all," Haru said.
Ayase had a long sigh at that mont. "Okay, boss."
Click!
"Total 194,700 shares, and $ 104 left on the stock account."
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