Chapter 106: Chapter 105: One to Five

After his parents left, Li Yang also went out for a bit.

Over the past two days, he had started contacting people and registered a company for himself, called Yangfan Entertainment, mainly to serve his own needs.

He could list some copyrights on his own company, allowing Xiangnu and the others to come over and buy them, indirectly facilitating financial transactions.

They didn’t involve any power struggles, so even if someone investigates, this reasoning would hold up.

Meanwhile, he also needed another excuse.

After paying fifteen hundred yuan, the entire company was quickly registered, with a registered capital of one million, though it wasn’t paid in full.

The stamp would take two more days, but many things could already start.

He informed Xiangnu about the company registration, and then said, “My son co-authored a book with Jiang Banxia, called Champion Scholar’s Notes. Interested in buying it?”

“Hmm? Are you really just trying to fleece us right off the bat? Isn’t that a bit much?”

Although everyone had made a bit of money, they were still far from a billion, and it wasn’t time for settlements yet.

Li Yang said, “You don’t have to pay, I’ll transfer the contract money to you. We’ll sign two copies of the contract; you don’t have to worry about the entire copyright.”

“Oh, oh, oh, you’re actually willing to spend money, huh? Looks like you’re really willing to invest for your son’s marriage, huh? So, how much?”

“One million.”

“You’re really surprising me here, easily willing to drop a million? If those two get married, wouldn’t you have to put up ten million?”

Xiangnu knew too well about Li Yang’s stinginess, always scrounging for food and drinks in the group chat all day.

But he did indeed help people make money.

“If they really get married, I’d even be willing to put up a hundred million.”

In the next second, Xiangnu said, “Really, a hundred million? How about I marry your son then? Should I start calling you dad in advance?”

“Haha… I’ll send you the contract in a while, please help me finalize it and send it back as soon as possible.”

Li Yang already knew that Jiang Banxia’s study notes were ready.

He himself needed the study notes, and, of course, from the start, he had wanted to get this set of notes published.

At lunchtime, Xue Ning went to the entrance of the residential complex to get takeaway, and while eating, she was quiet, which Li Yang had already prepared to spice things up before eating.

But it turned out he didn’t have to?

In the afternoon, Li Yang prepared the contract and then called over Jiang Banxia, who also brought over her study notes.

When Jiang Banxia saw the contract, she was surprised and asked, “What’s this?”

“It’s the authorization agreement for this set of notes. I specifically found a friend who said they were really optimistic about this book, and they offered us a million in copyright fees to authorize it for ten years.”

“Huh?”

These notes could sell for a million?

She looked at Li Yang, who explained, “Mainly, I promised to cooperate with their marketing. After all, a top scholar in Jiang City is rare; they find that title quite appealing and believe it definitely has a market. And besides, I also believe your notes definitely help high school seniors, right?”

Jiang Banxia: “…”

Li Yang continued, “Although you created these notes independently, even if I didn’t contribute, I put in a lot of hard work finding people, and I’ve talked until I’m hoarse. We split the million, more than thirty thousand for me and fifty thousand for you, and you don’t have to worry about tax filing; I’ll handle all the tax-related matters.”

To Jiang Banxia, Li Yang’s move practically dazzled her; what kind of notes could sell for a million?

There are plenty of top scholars out there, and this isn’t even the work of a top scholar; her score is only ranked in Jiang City, quite ordinary elsewhere.

“Is it real?”

Jiang Banxia felt the number seemed a bit magical.

Jiang City only has so many students; even if everyone got a copy, it wouldn’t sell for much.

Would it sell elsewhere?

“Could this be fake? The money will be in your account in no more than a week. Now you just have to sign this authorization contract, and I’ll handle all the subsequent operations to save you trouble.”

In her mind, Jiang Banxia roughly calculated that there are over ten thousand high school students in Jiang City. Although the profit per textbook is higher than other books, you’d either have to pay out of pocket to stockpile or share revenue with the publisher, netting five to ten per book.

In the ideal scenario, it would take ten years to break even.

How on earth did Li Yang negotiate this?

Moreover, textbooks have a shelf life, and maybe in two or three years, the knowledge points she summarized won’t be key topics anymore…

Li Yang noticed Jiang Banxia was staring blankly and asked, “Are you unwilling to sign? Then… should we drop it?”

“No, no, no, I’ll sign. Since Master Li negotiated it, you should take more…”

She now had a channel to make money but was always worried that Li Yang might not have funds.

“Then that’s settled. It’s your hard work after all. I merely helped sell it; come, sign here…”

As Jiang Banxia put down her pen, this matter was settled.

Later on, Li Yang himself would just transfer funds internally, bringing in an external investment as a middleman.

Overall, it’s quite simple.

…

Dou Ying has also been quite busy lately because a recent event took place at the Eastern Securities sales hall next door, showcasing the Dragon and Tiger list.

It suddenly made the business next door much better.

Even though the recent stock market trends have been very good, and the number of people opening accounts is gradually increasing, things aren’t looking as good on her side.

Brokers make money through user trading. For the big players in stock trading, these broker sales halls sometimes try to attract them, which is essentially advertising.

A lot of people are paying attention to the Dragon and Tiger list, wanting to learn the strategies of the big players and mimic their moves.

Recently, there has been an increasing number of investors seeking leveraged trading. Headquarters has been observing for a while and is prepared to relax restrictions.

Previously, leveraged trading typically offered only one-to-one. Only those with certain stature and social status would be offered one-to-two or even one-to-three.

But now, many small brokers are already offering one-to-five, and after observing the trend, large brokers have also begun to follow suit.

The more leverage provided, the more can be earned.

Once finance involves leverage, earnings increase dramatically.

It may be possible to earn as much in one year as in the past ten years; no one under the sky is against more money.

But she doesn’t know how to bring people in.

She’s inquired about that big player from Jiang City, but the sales hall on the other side keeps things very tight-lipped. Even if their everyday relations are good, it doesn’t seem to help here.

At this moment, Jiang Banxia opened the door and came in, and she asked, “Xiaxia, why are you back so soon?”

“The market’s about to open. I’m striving to quickly get my funds over three million, can’t let Li Yang outdo me.”

Dou Ying froze for a moment: “Ah? Li Yang?”

Jiang Banxia excitedly said: “Yeah, yeah, do you know what he’s done? Just my review notes, he actually sold them for one million. I absolutely have to earn more than him, right? If he can earn one million, then I aim to earn ten million.”

Jiang Banxia hadn’t told anyone, but she had indeed decided to hire Li Yang as her driver.

All that talk about being a champion and using the Guanghua School of Management’s emblem against me.

He may have surpassed me academically, but not when it comes to earning money.

After two months of honing her skills, she felt increasingly confident about her trading model.

Dou Ying had basically witnessed Jiang Banxia’s growth throughout. Jiang Banxia’s biggest advantage was her strong ability to think and her acute sensitivity to data.

Many people get their brains tangled with three to five pieces of data; their minds become a chaotic swirl.

But Jiang Banxia is different. She can sort through multiple pieces of data simultaneously, which is a highly gifted talent in the stock market.

Dou Ying felt a bit impulsive, wondering whether she should provide her daughter with leveraged trading to make a splash on the Dragon and Tiger list and advertise for the sales hall.

But after thinking it over, she decided to suppress the thought.

Leverage represents risk; if Jiang Banxia makes a bad judgment, it could easily cause her hard-earned principal to vanish.

Moreover, Jiang Banxia may not be able to handle larger funds — trading mindsets for big funds and small funds are entirely different.

“Luckily my company doesn’t have much going on; I’ll keep you company.”

“Alright.”

Jiang Banxia did not refuse. Dou Ying’s professional knowledge is absolutely top-notch, even though Dou Ying herself doesn’t trade stocks.

Once the market opened, Jiang Banxia looked at Green Water Group’s shares and sighed, saying: “It’s a pity, Green Water Group no longer has much potential, external capital participation is dwindling, leaving less space for me to arbitrage.”

Dou Ying said: “It’s already very good; you’ve made several million from it. It shows you’ve already fine-tuned the core of your trading model. You can just switch to a new stock.”

“But new stocks are too unfamiliar to me. Adapting would take a long time, and they might not necessarily fit my trading model well. If only a major trend could come now; a big trend would surely boost Green Water Group.”

After thinking for a moment, Dou Ying said, “Xiaxia, perhaps there really will be a major trend soon. Recently, all the major brokers have fully opened up leverage, which means more funds will enter the market. Stocks are based on capital. With large capital going in, I can’t guarantee a bull market, but the trend won’t be bad. If this current enthusiasm for leverage continues for two or three months and the upper echelon doesn’t issue a corresponding limiting policy, a major trend can almost be assured… I explained the herd effect to you, right? Once it starts, it can’t be stopped…”

Jiang Banxia thought for a while and asked: “Mom, how much leverage can be given now, typically?”

Dou Ying said: “I won’t give you leverage, but I can share the data with you. Right now, mainstream brokers are generally offering one-to-five.”

Meaning that one million can allow brokers to offer five million as leverage, totaling six million.

Jiang Banxia hadn’t planned on using leverage right now, but this data was extremely useful to her.

It’s already one-to-five now? Could it become one-to-ten later?

This is still through legitimate leveraging channels, although it’s somewhat maneuvering around the gray area and won’t blatantly write leverage on the agreement.

What about those unofficial channels? Could they have already surpassed one-to-ten?

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