Chapter 1113 (1/2)

On Wall Street, in the conference room on the top floor of the Morgan Stanley building, Daniel Morgan leaned back in his chair and listened quietly to the department managers' explanation of the company's data in the last quarter.

Some time ago, with the ”doomsday threat theory” and the establishment of Noah's Ark fund, aerospace enterprises in Silicon Valley and Seattle have sprung up like mushrooms, setting off a wave of unprecedented space fever in half a century.

Of course, Stanley won't lead the pack for Wall Street investors.

However, the defense tax introduced by star ring trade, like a basin of cold water, has poured on the heads of new aerospace enterprises in Silicon Valley and Seattle.

Of course, this is not the most painful thing for him. As a world-class investment bank, his manager can't put all his eggs in the same basket. Morgan Stanley is not just investing in Silicon Valley and Seattle. They have investments all over the world. Even some space companies listed in Singapore have their names on their shareholders' lists.

What really hurt him was another thing.

Noah's Ark fund, which raised $100 billion in half a month, was declared bankrupt because of a bill forced by Congress. To this end, Morgan and Rockefeller consortia had to bear the pressure of the elite class to return the principal of investors, and even lost $5.1 billion.

Wall Street does have a great influence on Congress. Many members of parliament have taken advantage of them, but no one has ever dared to say that they can form absolute control over Congress.

Whether it's the fallen Jewish consortium or the wasp, which dominates Wall Street now, ”wasp.”.

This is politics.

The system of separation of powers provides the soil for the expansion of capitalism, but it will never allow capitalists to drain all the nutrients in the soil. When everyone takes to the streets to protest against the ”escapism” of the elite and demands the government to set an example, even those members who have received the benefits will have to consider their own voters.

”It'll be here first.” Daniel Morgan raised his hand and interrupted the bottom runner's timid report to the manager. ”Kevin, go back and prepare. The personnel department of the company will talk to you about work in a moment.”

The manager's heart beat and fell to the bottom of the valley, and sweat immediately covered his forehead.

Daniel didn't care about the expression on his face and waved his hand wearily.

”That's it. The meeting is over.”

All the people present are relieved and hurry to pack up and leave. They are afraid that they will be looked at by the boss if they are slow. Everyone knows that the boss is not in a good mood at the moment, and it is not wise to make a deep impression on the boss at this time.

In the eyes of others, they may be unattainable, with six or even seven figure salaries, sitting in the office drinking coffee, tapping the keyboard, and handling tens of millions of funds. However, only they themselves know how careful they need to be after this glossy surface.

Wall Street has never been short of talent, and no one is irreplaceable except capital itself.

After the meeting, Daniel stared at the financial report on the table, and his mood couldn't help but be agitated.

These days, Carmen's ”dying” words have been lingering in his mind.

”You will regret today's choice Is it? ”

He mumbled this sentence to himself. Sometimes Daniel would think that if the American consortium had taken over the Rothschild family, as his parents had done in the ”crystal night” of World War II, would it be another situation now?

Just then, his cell phone on the table vibrated.

He shook his head and drove the unrealistic idea out of his mind. Daniel reached for his mobile phone and pressed the connect button.

”Hello?”