Shang Xinci had achieved immense fame in the investment world at a young age, with nearly ninety percent of her investments yielding returns. Anyone familiar with finance knew exactly what such a success rate signified.
Looking at the young face on her screen, she heard him say he was going to invest.
"Probably just messing around," Shang Xinci shook her head. The stock market was filled with far too many people like him. These individuals were collectively known as "leeks"—the retail investors waiting to be harvested—though, of course, the foundation of the stock market relied on this endless supply of leeks to maintain its cycle.
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