"Exactly, you see the room he decorated for Chen An'an, after I took one look at it, I felt like my own home couldn't even be considered unfurnished."
"Didn't you hear what Yanxi said? Just the decoration alone cost a billion, and that doesn't even include furniture and appliances."
"Now, he's so rich that even a single hair plucked from him would be thicker than all of us combined."
As unpalatable as these words were, I had to admit that they were spot on.
"Speaking of Chen Pingsheng, he's really something now, you all see that courtyard spending big money, but have you seen the Tenghui Department Store outside? Aunt Sanbiao exaggerated: "The business there is ridiculously good, thousands of square meters of department store with everything you could want, I only learned today from Shuiqing that it's all invested by your son-in-law."
"That's nothing; he bought all those shops inside."
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"Tsk, tsk, tsk... that must be a lot of money, such big storefronts."
"Just a few billion, now in Capital City he's only invested in four stores, just casually throwing around over ten billion."
Aunt Sanbiao was stunned; Liu Fen's tone was so nonchalant.
When had they ever heard numbers in the billions, not to mention heard them spoken of so casually?
It was quite exaggerated.
"In just a few years, your daughter has become so successful, and even you have moved into a house , in your old age, you really don't need to worry about anything anymore."
No need to mention that, the topic veered off a bit.
His daughter-in-law's family was his daughter-in-law's family, and it didn't have much to do with her.
At most, it simply meant that if anything happened, there was a safety net, and she didn't need to live on tenterhooks anymore.
Aunt Sanbiao still decided to have her daughter Shuiqing ask Chen Pingsheng.
Whether Vanke Shares were reliable or not, and if it was still safe to hold them under these circumstances.
Chen Pingsheng had seemingly forgotten about this matter as he now had a billion in hand, and Vanke had plummeted to rock bottom again.
Tong Zelan had said that they were just one step away from a hostile takeover, and starting the takeover would be akin to declaring war in public.
This would inevitably lead to turbulence in the stock market, and it was highly probable that there would be a free-for-all.
Taking the opportunity to buy in at the bottom seemed like a good chance.
Lately, Chen Pingsheng had no other opportunities to spend his money, so he decided to just use it to bottom-fish for Vanke.
It would be a short-term investment.
After Shuiqing relayed the message to Liu Fen, she slapped the sofa with gusto, declaring, "All in on Vanke."
Aunt Sanbiao bit her lip and felt that such a risk was worth taking.
Mainly because he had already invested over a billion there; there had to be some confidence, otherwise it wouldn't make sense.
For them with just a few tens or hundreds of millions, what was there to be afraid of?
They followed suit and bottom-fished.
There were many others with the same idea recently, the only difference being that while they bought into Vanke, others bought into delisting.
Vanke had been dropping rapidly recently; clearly, the other side was very cautious before reaching the threshold for a hostile takeover.
But once they reached the threshold, it was time for an outright battle to begin.
And then there would be no turning back.
One side would be desperate to attack the market while the other must guard it desperately.
At such times, we're talking about hundreds of billions of capital.
He was quite curious.
About the outcome of this stock market siege against the country's number one Real Estate Group.
1.5 billion, consider it the price for a ticket to the show.
This was like the World Cup; what's the point of watching if you don't put any money down?
If you bet a few thousand or tens of thousands on a single match, you'll cheer louder than anyone else.
This is the real charm of the World Cup.