The morning began as usual with Saad, Zain, and Fahad starting their day. Saad had already earned a significant profit from his investments, but now his ambitions were higher. His name was spreading in the market, but this time, Saad wasn't just looking to make money; he was planning to establish his identity in the market.
Huzaifa, who was already feeling envious of Saad's success, constantly thought of ways to bring him down. No matter how hard he tried, he kept incurring losses. Every investment, every decision, seemed to stumble against Saad's choices. But Huzaifa's obsession didn't teach him anything; it only made him more stubborn.
One day, Huzaifa decided to uncover every move Saad made. He sought help from a friend, Ali, who worked at the exchange. Ali provided Huzaifa with some insights into Saad's trading patterns. In his rage and frustration, Huzaifa invested everything he had left, but his obsession with competing with Saad had driven him to madness.
Saad didn't realize Ali's betrayal, but he always felt like someone was tracking his every move. He tightened his strategy and carefully planned his next step. He was about to invest in a stock that no one had noticed yet, but he knew its value would rise in the coming months. That stock was Tesla. At that time, Tesla was a small company focusing only on electric cars, but Saad knew it would dominate the market in the future.
As Saad began investing in Tesla, Huzaifa also targeted this stock. But, following his old habits, Huzaifa over-invested, putting a large portion of his savings into it. He thought that this time he would take advantage of the market before Saad. However, things quickly turned against Huzaifa.
One evening, while Huzaifa was looking at charts in his room, he saw a sudden drop in the market. Tesla's stocks plummeted. In panic, he began selling his positions, but the fall was so steep that he lost a large portion of his investment. By the time he could recover anything, Saad had held his position, and after the market stabilized, Tesla's stocks began to rise again.
Saad took full advantage of this rise and multiplied his investment. Huzaifa, taunting Saad, said, "Your good luck is about to end. The market never stays the same, and your success won't last long."
But Saad just smiled and replied, "Predicting the market isn't just a game of numbers, it's a game of the mind. You have the numbers, but not the purpose. And that's the difference."
Huzaifa turned red with anger, but he couldn't say anything. His face turned to shame as a girl passing by remarked, "Huzaifa, you look like a loser."
Zain played a small prank on Huzaifa again. Just as Huzaifa was about to sit down to save face in front of his friends, Zain pulled the chair from under him. Huzaifa fell straight to the ground, and everyone, including the girls, burst out laughing.
Huzaifa's situation kept worsening day by day, but his obsession didn't fade. With every new investment, he tried to make up for his previous losses, but in his competition with Saad, he failed every time. His reputation in the market continued to deteriorate, and people began to mock his name.
Saad, along with his friends Zain and Fahad, planned their next big move. They weren't just looking to make money anymore; they wanted to build an empire. But Huzaifa's obsession and his streak of bad luck weren't over yet. He was still tracking Saad's every move, and his next step was going to be unexpected for Saad.