Jin Yu, although a financial expert, did not himself participate in the secondary market—finance studies are not the same as stock trading.
So, the situation was now quite chaotic.
On one hand, he deeply felt that Han Lie was a genius unlike any other young man, making him almost involuntarily want to trust him.
On the other hand, he thought that using his own funds to buy subordinated debt was far too risky.
After a moment of indecision, Old Jin slowly posed his question, his skepticism artfully veiled.
"I can understand your confidence, and I ask you to understand my difficulties. Teacher Han, I won't ask why you're so certain of success. I just need a more profound reason to bolster my own confidence…"
A bit convoluted, but actually not difficult to understand.
Thus, Han Lie leisurely responded, "Xing from SAIC, who will soon purchase at least one billion in subordinated debt, is a good friend of mine. I am where I am today because I never let my friends down.
