Odin now feels a little confused about Li Dong's thoughts.

He had no idea what Li Dong's plan was.

But he was sure that Li Dong must have his plan.

From a market perspective, crude oil is already on a downward trend.

It plummeted from 117, and then started to plateau again.

Many parties have no power to resist at all.

Li Dong held the short order in his hand and remained motionless, waiting for the crude oil to fall. This seemed normal.

At least, for any professional trader, the best strategy at this time is to stay still.

But Li Dong is not an ordinary trader.

Li Dong is now his rival to Odin.

Although, the two of them, as well as Kabir, are all shorting crude oil.

However, their goals are certainly inconsistent.

When Kabir changed direction and decided to short crude oil, Odin understood Kabir's intention.

Kabir wanted to fight him to the death. In the Chinese language, he killed the enemy by one thousand and suffered eight hundred losses, leaving him dead and surviving.

Because the cost of crude oil extraction in the United States is as high as more than 70 U.S. dollars per barrel, while in Shakespeare, it is less than 20 U.S. dollars per barrel.

Therefore, Kabir must be trying to push crude oil to below 70, or even below 50 in one go.

In this way, they will attack their American crude oil industry.

As long as they can defeat their American crude oil industry, even if Shakespeare suffers some losses in the short term, it will be worthwhile in the long run.

To be honest, Odin still approves of Kabir's approach and his courage.

Because if he were in Kabir's position, he would definitely do the same thing.

Therefore, when Kabir resolutely decided to short crude oil and even went to attend Li Dong's wedding, Odin felt impressed by Kabir.

He saw through Kabir's intention at a glance.

Of course, this doesn't mean anything, because Kabir's desperate move is a conspiracy in itself.

Kabir almost clearly told Odin that he wanted to press the crude oil to below 70.

As for Odin, he definitely cannot let crude oil fall below 80.

Although from his personal point of view, he wishes crude oil would fall a little harder.

However, from the perspective of their country and the Loeffy Consortium, they absolutely do not want crude oil to fall below 80.

This is a strategic issue.

No matter how conceited Odin is, he cannot go against the will of the entire country.

As for Li Dong, needless to say, both from Li Dong's personal perspective and from the perspective of his country, they all want crude oil to fall as hard as possible, and the harder it falls, the better.

Therefore, although the three of them are currently shorting crude oil, their goals are fundamentally in conflict.

Odin wants to keep eighty, while Kabir and Li Dong want to break eighty.

At the eighty point, there will definitely be a fierce battle between the two sides.

In this case, the most important thing for Li Dong and Kabir to do now is to prevent Odin from entering the sky as much as possible.

If Odin were allowed to place too many short orders at 105 and 103, then when crude oil drops to 80, these short orders in Odin's hands would simply exit the market.

It is a very powerful long force.

Not only that, when Odin finishes placing a short order and goes long on the backhand, the huge profit brought by the short position will also give him the ability to enter more long orders.

Odin doesn't think Li Dong and Kabir can't see this.

However, crude oil has been trading sideways in the range of 107 to 101 for more than a month, and there is no reaction at all from Li Dong and Kabir.

Let Odin stop long orders and enter short orders.

This situation is like having a piece of cake placed in front of them. Li Dong and Kabir just looked at it, motionless, and allowed Odin to eat the cake.

This is not normal.

Those two people must have a conspiracy.

But what exactly is the conspiracy?

Odin racked his brains and couldn't figure it out.

In fact, Odin also thought about whether Kabir was under pressure and did not dare to take the initiative to drop the crude oil below ninety-nine.

After all, if ninety-nine is broken, Shakespeare will face the pressure of being unable to make ends meet, which is equivalent to personally pushing Shakespeare into a pit of fire.

Even if Kabir tried his best, he shouldn't dare to do this, right?

But the question is, Kabir doesn’t dare, so Li Dong should?

According to what Odin learned about Li Dong's style, Li Dong is not the kind of person who looks forward and backward.

What's more, Kabir must also agree with Li Dong's move down the market.

Then why is Li Dong motionless?

Can't figure it out.

Although Odin claims to be a god all day long, and his words represent the will of the god and control the fate of all living beings, but that is just words. Even if he were killed, he would not have thought that there are actually people in this world who can see through the trajectory of fate.

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Li Dong didn't know that his deliberate action of standing still for fear of affecting his destiny would make it difficult for Odin to see through.

It's even starting to change.

Li Dong's current thoughts are still on that family.

When Li Dong got up early the next morning, he couldn't wait to look at the stock price trend of the company last night.

After it rose to thirty-three in the afternoon session, it rose again in the afternoon session, reaching a maximum of thirty-five.

However, it was hit hard in the middle.

It hit thirty.

Then it was supported, and the stock price slowly rose again.

It was hit twice more in succession.

But they were all held up.

However, after being hit a few times, the entire trend of that company was obviously much weaker.

By the end of the trading day, the stock price was hovering above thirty.

Then a few seconds before the market closed, another huge selling order appeared on the market.

Tens of millions of shares were traded.

But fortunately, it didn't break thirty.

The final closing price was still set at thirty.

It rose 7 percent throughout the day.

If you look at the increase alone, it's not bad.

But if you compare it with the previous Jingxi and Taomao, the gap becomes clear.

In May, Jingxi was listed in the United States, with an increase of 10% on the first day of listing. In September, Taomao was listed, with an increase of 38% on the first day.

It's all higher than that one's 7%.

Some domestic media have already started reporting on it.

After all, as the second largest e-commerce platform in the country, its listing has attracted the attention of many domestic media.

Li Dong took a quick look and found that there was everything he said.

Some are more objective and say that the overall stock price performance of that company is relatively good.

Especially in the morning session, it rose 20%.

It shows that foreign investors are quite optimistic about which company.

As for the several declines in the afternoon trading, it should be due to investors taking profits.

Of course, it is not ruled out that someone is maliciously suppressing that company.

But some media reports are obviously a bit gloating about misfortune.

It is said that the several sharp drops in the afternoon trading indicate that foreign investors are still not very optimistic about the future of that company.

Then he listed a lot of examples, saying that the company had such and such problems.

The final conclusion is that that company was purely driven by capital. When it comes to the company's development prospects, that company is incomparable to Taomao and Jingxi.
To be continued...