Chapter 235: Changing the Shipping Method

Husband, is there something happy happening with Liu Shijie today? Why is he so pleased?

He's divorced!

…, what's there to be happy about a divorce?

Their personalities clash, they can't go on together; splitting up is the greatest relief. Of course it's worth him being happy and celebrating a bit.

…, then from now on don't hang out with him.

Why? The divorce isn't entirely his fault. I've met his wife, and she's no saint either.

I don't have time to meddle in his family affairs. Anyway, you're not allowed to hang out with him anymore.

…

Chen Yang felt Lin Wei was heavily prejudiced against Liu Shijie. Although the latter's private life had some issues, he was still loyal and would think of Chen Yang whenever something good happened.

But Chen Yang didn't want to argue with Lin Wei about this again. When their views differ, trying to convince the other is extremely difficult—not to mention wasting time and energy, it could even create new conflicts. Chen Yang had already slept on the living room sofa for three days after misspeaking; he didn't want to repeat that.

After returning home, Chen Yang habitually lay on the sofa, ready to sleep well. Lin Wei, however, told him to wash up and sleep in the bedroom. This meant that the 'cold war' between them over Liu Qingqing was temporarily over.

To thank his wife for her 'magnanimity,' Chen Yang washed off the alcohol on himself and attended to her well.

Around 3 a. m., Zheng Yun suddenly called, saying he had blocked a suspicious minivan outside the cold storage, inside which were a bag of rats and a bag of cockroaches.

The cold storage holds only agricultural products; if large numbers of rats and cockroaches got in and were exposed by the media, the reputation of the Common Folk Agricultural Products Trading Company would be completely ruined.

Chen Yang never expected Deputy Bureau Chief Liang Jianfeng to use such underhanded tactics, and he couldn't help cursing his ancestors.

However, after calming down, Chen Yang still had Zheng Yun contact Chen Bing directly.

Such despicable conspiratorial methods, Liang Jianfeng would certainly not show himself in person; only by having a professional like Chen Bing investigate could the truth come to light.

Of course, since the other side already knows Chen Yang is on guard, they certainly won't attack the cold storage again. The crisis facing the Common Folk Agricultural Products Trading Company is thus temporarily averted.

To prevent future trouble, Chen Yang waited until dawn and then called Shen Anna, asking her to arrange for full-coverage monitoring inside and outside the cold storage.

As long as the defensive work is done well, even if someone wants to plot, there's nothing to worry about.

After discussing the company's matters, the stock market was about to open.

Chen Yang knew Huang BaiMing and Zhao Feiyang had already returned to Xingcheng, so he called Huang BaiMing.

'President Huang, when the market opens shortly, you and President Zhao are responsible for selling Liu Clan Group's stock. Place orders below the twenty‑one yuan level, in small batches, trying not to cause too much turbulence. Your goal today is to sell five million shares of Liu Clan Group.'

'President Chen, why not push the price up before selling?' Huang BaiMing didn't understand Chen Yang's approach. In the past they always pumped the price up before selling, basically maximizing profit.

Chen Yang explained: 'We've already dumped a lot of stock recently using the same method. Even if shareholders have poor memory, they can see the problem on the K‑line chart. So quietly selling Liu Clan Group's stock while it's consolidating is easier to catch people off‑guard than pumping the price up high and then dumping quickly.'

'But the profit would be much lower!' Huang BaiMing felt a bit unwilling.

Chen Yang reminded him: 'The biggest taboo in stock trading is being too greedy. Liu Clan Group's stock didn't hit the limit up last trading day, showing the market's expectations are seriously insufficient. If we don't act first and wait for others to move, you might not even make this small profit.'

'All right!' Huang BaiMing decided to tentatively accept Chen Yang's suggestion. If anything abnormal happens later, they can discuss it after the operation.

After Chen Yang finished briefing Huang BaiMing, he also logged into his and Yexin's accounts.

Xingcheng Heavy Industry's situation differs from Liu Clan Group's; it closed at the limit up. If Qi Yunxiang intends to sell his shares today, he will surely first push the price to the limit up and then sell.

So Chen Yang did nothing at the start of the call auction. When the stock price was pushed to 22.39, he immediately placed sell orders in descending order starting at 21.00.

By doing this, on one hand he creates a contrast: while everyone else is placing high‑price orders, he launches a surprise attack. By the time they react, he will already have sold a portion of his goods.

On the other hand, many retail investors like to place low‑price conditional orders hoping for luck. If Chen Yang's low‑price order matches theirs, he can also sell some of his stock.

Chen Yang's luck was good; he sold three million shares of Xingcheng Heavy Industry during the competitive bidding phase, at an average price of 20.90.

After the stock price fell, he changed his selling strategy, mixing his sell orders with the mainstream ones, placing one thousand hands at each price level.

This makes the transaction speed a bit slower, but it won't quickly trigger panic in the short‑side market.

After selling two million shares of Xingcheng Heavy Industry at an average price of 20.50, Chen Yang decided to stop.

His current goal is clear: whether it's Liu Clan Group or Xingcheng Heavy Industry, keep half the position. If the price drops, buy the dip; if it rises, sell a portion.

Doing it this way doesn't tax the brain. More importantly, it makes it easier for Huang BaiMing and the others to carry out orders, without Chen Yang having to explain himself day after day.

In fact, Huang BaiMing followed his instructions and acted efficiently. Before the morning closing, they had already sold five million shares of Liu Clan Group at 20.40, making a profit of 6.87 million.

Chen Yang's side also made a profit of 9.84 million.

In total, the morning's actual profit came to 16.71 million.

Chen Yang was very satisfied with this result.

The company earns 16.71 million per day; based on 243 trading days a year, annual income would be 40.5853 billion.

This figure is absolutely top‑tier nationwide.

Of course, the stock market can't have such stable returns every day. As soon as a stock is found to be profitable, lots of capital piles in to share the cake, and the relative profit margin shrinks.

If the cake is divided unevenly, it creates disagreement in the seller's market, and a capital withdrawal phenomenon is likely to occur.

Chen Yang chose to partner with Yexin and the others in stock trading precisely to reduce disputes when capital withdraws. Profits and losses are shared, keeping everyone's minds balanced. It won't be like before, where whoever ran off first would become the target of everyone's blame.