March 6th.

The AR introduced by Goldman Sachs.

A little after seven that evening.

Su Yehao held a glass of red wine, his face dark as he looked at the people on deck.

The man was Zheng Yongwen, and as for the woman…it was actually his aunt!

"When did you two rekindle your old flame? Yong Ge, you're really not a good friend. I thought of you as a brother, but you didn't say a word and wanted to become my uncle?"

His aunt immediately glared, laughing as she said, "What rekindling an old flame? Your Yong Ge and I are just friends now. You're being too mean, not respecting the old and cherishing the young at all. He's twenty years older than you, and you actually treat him like a brother?"

As she put on the airs of an elder and lectured Su Yehao, Zheng Yongwen was covered in black lines.

Zheng Yongwen said cheerfully, "It's good to spend more time with young people, it makes me feel young too. The word 'respect' is too much, people usually only think I'm thirty-one or two."

"Bah, thirty-one or two? If you don't take care of yourself, the crow's feet are going to be able to kill a fly."

After Su Yehao's aunt finished speaking, she went into the cabin to mix a cocktail for Nangong Tian.

On deck.

Zheng Yongwen looked at Su Yehao, whose eyes were unfriendly, and explained again, "Don't misunderstand, your aunt and I are really just friends. When I was on the phone this evening, she happened to be riding horses with me, and when she heard you asked me out for a drive, she came along."

"Tsk…a lonely man and a widowed woman go riding horses."

Su Yehao, who didn't actually mind, didn't forget the main business after teasing him, and changed the subject to ask, "How much have you invested in your short position now?"

"Using your more than one hundred million US dollars, I've managed to turn half a position into nearly eight hundred million US dollars. It seems like you can start deploying too. I have a strong feeling that the market is already unsustainable. The overall price-to-earnings ratio of technology stocks has reached two hundred times, which is even more exaggerated than the eighty times price-to-earnings ratio of listed companies when the Japanese real estate bubble burst in 1991."

"Indeed, tomorrow is the second day of the second lunar month, a good day according to the Great Immortal."

After Su Yehao finished speaking, he laughed first, and then said:

"If calculated according to New York time, I can start building positions tonight. Unlike your five-times leverage, I like to play big. I'll be responsible for charging ahead, and you can be a little more stable and invest at your own pace to help me hedge against risks."