At 9:15, both markets began pre-market trading.
Hong Kong stocks plummeted sharply, but A-shares dropped even more severely. The former was influenced by HSBC's sell-off, while the latter was a supplementary drop to match the plunge at the end of Hong Kong stocks yesterday.
Wen Chao did not plan to intervene during pre-market trading; he wanted to find a more suitable time to maximize profits.
As time passed, and it was approaching 9:30, Lu Liang's voice suddenly came from behind: "Buy directly."
Wen Chao frowned, turning his head to look at Lu Liang: "Mr. Lu, we should wait a bit more, right?"
The lower the purchase price, the greater the profit margin; the same amount of money can also yield more shares.
Lu Liang walked over and said, "The mood is set; there's no need to drag it out, as it could backfire."
It was almost a given that they would act to stabilize the market.
