Madly devoted 

After Obiye's fighting spirit was restored, the two men immediately talked business.

The stock market was still in an unstable state of great ups and downs recently, but both of them had a hunch that the stock market would soon rebound, and now was the best time to take the plunge.

Adams, who had a large cash flow in hand, did not want to miss such a rare opportunity.

In response, Obiye also offered his opinion that he was also long oil futures, and even Electrical Group he was going to be heavily long.

Talking about the shares of Electrical Resources, Obier said with a smile.

"Because of the previous shorting, Wanda's stock plummeted, followed by the stock market shock, because the whole broad market is falling, and they are no exception, and now the stock is only about half of what it was a few months ago."

Adams also understood what Obiye meant and asked with a smile, "So we're buying Wanda's stock in a big way?"

"Of course, we have a lot of cash flow in our hands, and we might even become their biggest lobbyist."

Adams was pleased to think of the exasperated expressions of Wanda's board of directors.

But Adams is still targeting oil futures, as well as some of the Internet companies whose stock prices have plummeted because of the Internet bubble.

But this is still just a plan. Their "Lucky Star Capital" is just a name for now, and they have to get financial licenses and open recruitment to the public.

Without these licenses, all will be for naught.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is the official department that regulates securities, brokerage firms, funds, banks, and other financial industries.

Investment institutions with $25 million in assets under management, as well as shareholders of the companies, must register with the commission, and only after successful registration and examination can they engage in external fundraising, investment, and other trading practices.

This is not a difficult task for Adams; Obiye is a registered practitioner and the operating license hires a mutual partner, which should not be a big problem.

As for recruiting new employees, it's all up to Obier, who happens to have some former colleagues looking for work, and Adams is not a cheap boss, so it's easy for Obier to do something like poaching.

They also had to recruit some employees from the community, about eighty people or so, covering more than ten functional positions in financial analysis, risk control management, financial management, legal department, and so on.

Adams also found Robert and asked him to identify some ready-made fund companies for acquisition and integration, so that a public fund could be formed later.

This is also to prepare for the future, the most stable way for the foundation to make money is to collect commissions, even if the fund has serious losses, the commissions received will not be refunded.

After talking about these, Adams also knew the right time to give the two generals some benefits, in addition to the performance share they should take, but also promised them that "Fortuna Capital" will give the two men 3% of the shares.

Although the two men have long known that Adams would talk about shares, still feel distinctly surprised, to know that Adams has come up with a cash flow of 5 billion, as long as the good use of this money will soon be able to generate money, perhaps they will soon become billionaires may also be said.

The two hit it off, and now even if the old boss asked Obiye to come back, he would not hesitate to refuse.

Now he is full of investment, investment, money, money.