See You Never, Mr. Lamont by Coral

Chapter 207 Battling the Foreign Exchange Market

After saying goodbye to Greyson, Bertha returned home.

Kamden and his wife were watching the news in the living room. Seeing their daughter return, the wife immediately stood up.

“Bertha, you’re back.”

Bertha put down her bag, came over to the sofa and said to Kamden, “Dad, I don’t want to deal with the hotel anymore. You should assign someone else to take over!”

“Huh?”

Kamden looked at his daughter, puzzled, “What’s going on?”

The lady was also very puzzled. Her daughter had always managed things well, so why did she suddenly not want to manage anymore?

Didn’t she always want to be a strong woman since she was a child?

Bertha explained, “I found a job.”

“What?”

Kamden was dumbfounded. What kind of job would make you give up managing your own hotel to work for someone else?

He felt something was off, quickly turned off the TV, and asked, “What’s going on?”

The lady also asked from the side, “How much money did they give you? You are actually willing to work for others?”

Of course, Bertha couldn’t say that not only was there no salary, but she also had to pay a deposit of three billion.

If I had spoken out, I guess my parents would have freaked out on the spot.

Paying three billion as a deposit to work for someone else, it’s probably unprecedented in history, right?

At that time, my mom went out and told her best friend, “See, my daughter spent three billion to find a job that doesn’t pay.”

Seeing her parents‘ expressions, Bertha had no choice but to reveal a bit, “Dad, I want to learn forex trading with Greyson.”

Upon hearing this, Kamden immediately understood, “You’re saying Greyson was trading foreign exchange?”

“Exactly! Otherwise, where would he have gotten so much money?”

“Good!”

Kamden slapped the arm of the sofa hard, “Dad supports you!”

“Tell me if you need money!”

Since he had interacted with Greyson a few times, he felt that this young man was not simple.

People kept investing billions and billions into their own company. At the last meeting with Mr. Nash, they invested in another billion–dollar project, taking over the Ravero Automobile Factory.

Such immense economic power made it impossible for anyone to truly understand his capabilities.

opportunity, why not

try?

her dad’s support,

Print Investment,

to sign

billion in security deposit and completed the onboarding procedures.

on, she was

a leave today to go back to the hotel to handle the handover.

smiled at the few hundred

Became a pauper!

called Greyson, “I’ve completed the onboarding process, I’ll start

on becoming a staff member of Blue

should

hoping that this guy wouldn’t

after Bertha started her job,

suddenly hit with a

the entire country of Mythosia feel despair.

amount of Mythosia dollars from Mythosia

of the Mythosia dollar, with a drop of around 30% in just

such a situation, Mythosia Bank had no choice but to decouple from the Silverglade dollar, no longer affected by exchange rate fluctuations.

the Mythosia dollar depreciating

week, Bertha witnessed the frantic operation mode of

had already put all her funds on the line, going

Bertha’s heart was about to

failed, the consequences would be

strategy, hadn’t they ever considered

it herself, ten billion in funds disappeared without even a blink of

over three hundred billion, and of course, she had

would have had no

Blue Print Investment.

of over three hundred

Bertha couldn’t

to witness the

or so days, the exchange rate of the Mythosia dollar plummeted drastically.

below

was too terrifying!

normal range was usually a rise or fall of one or

time it was an unprecedented big sweep.

many international speculators shorted collectively, the Mythosia dollar completely collapsed.

out the

this period, Greyson had also been

did not hesitate to issue the order to close out

control room were holding their breath, extremely

position was closed, the hanging heart finally settled

layout took quite a long time, a full month and

more.

on edge with the fluctuations

rate index.