A week later, no particularly good news has emerged, and of course, no bad news has emerged. Feng Yu made some adjustments to the forecast, and the analysts also revised the forecast data through software.
The final result proved that this software is really good, but if there is not a financial broker with rich experience at the helm, the deviation will still be huge, because those mathematicians and engineers have no idea when they are analysts. The news is good news!
Feng Yu also plans to recruit some financial brokers, and he will have to interview them in person before deciding whether to hire them. Next year's investment focus will be on the New York stock market, and Feng Yu doesn't have time to keep an eye on it. If you can't find the right person, you can only transfer someone from Fengyu Consulting.
Kirilenko also accepted Feng Yu's suggestion and decided to recruit several more financial brokers, but he preferred people with good reputations.
Kirilenko came to the United States to invest just because he wanted to slap the Americans in the face and show them that the Russians came to your country to make money, so of course he would not keep a low profile.
For an office, choose the most famous place and rent an entire floor directly. Although it is not necessary to use such a big force, that is what he wants to do.
He had been to Feng Yu's company in China and liked Feng Yu's free and leisurely decoration style very much. Unfortunately, the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center did not allow such decoration. This also strengthened Kirilenko's idea of buying the Empire State Building.
The Empire State Building, one of the seven engineering wonders of the modern world, was once the pride of the United States and a national historical landmark of the United States. It was the tallest building in the world for more than 40 years.
The Empire State Building is named after the ancient name of New York State, the Empire State, so the Empire State Building was originally called the Empire State Building, or the New York State Building.
When it was originally designed, it was not that high. Later, the former boss of the Empire State Building, Raskob, was very dissatisfied. He wanted to build the tallest building in the world and did not want to be surpassed, so the design plan was revised repeatedly and became 381 meters.
Interestingly, in order to maintain the record of being the tallest in the world, in 1951, designers inserted an antenna on the Empire State Building, a 62-meter-high antenna.
Construction of this building began in early 1930 and was completed and put into use in May 1931. At that time, it was the era of the Great Depression in the United States. During the first ten years of the building's construction, most of the offices were vacant. Some media also gave the Empire State Building at that time a good name - the Empty State Building!
From this point of view, Americans actually do more projects for the sake of face than the Chinese.
This example changed its tone after the Chinese officials learned about it. For example, the famous Giant Building was required to be built as the tallest building in China due to the intervention of the government, and the design plan was constantly revised. They used the Empire State Building as an example. At first it felt high, but later it became short.
If there is insufficient funds, we can find a way to guarantee a loan for you, which will bring down Shi Dazhu's capital chain. The local leaders will not continue to lend to Shi Dazhu. The original promises have all been blown away by the wind...
In the first ten years of the Empire State Building, taxes alone almost cost the owners, and they continued to reduce the assessed value of the building, from a cost of more than 40 million U.S. dollars to a final valuation of 28 million U.S. dollars. In U.S. dollars, this valuation alone has devalued the Empire State Building by more than 12 million out of thin air, not to mention the costs of taxes, maintenance, operations, etc., which are not a small amount.
In the 1980s, the real estate industry in the United States and Taiwan became a pillar industry and was extremely prosperous. In the late 1980s, U.S. real estate was the first to collapse, and then the U.S. diverted water eastward, allowing island countries to help them bear this huge loss.
It was at this time that the Empire State Building operators made the decision to sell the Empire State Building. In 1991, the island nation’s real estate tycoon, Hideki Yokoi, bought the Empire State Building. Yokoi Hideki, who was also a leader in the island nation’s real estate industry at the time Flagship figure.
Hideki Yokoi not only owns the most luxurious hotel in the island country, but also bought many manors and castles in Europe, and also invested in many real estate properties in the United States. And he also built the number one bowling alley in Asia at the time, with 240 lanes.
In the early 1980s, a fire broke out in Yokoi Hideki's luxury hotel, causing a major disaster that killed 33 people. It is said that this was the data after he found someone to cover it up. The real data is even more terrifying than this.
This also brought him to court for the first time, but he was exonerated through a lawyer. It was not until 1993 that he was once again sentenced by the Supreme Court of the island country and imprisoned for three years, but he still lived in prison. In the hospital, because he was 79 years old, his health was indeed very poor.
In the late 1980s, the island nation's economy once reached its peak. At that time, the island nation's people believed that in another ten years, the island nation's economic level would be that of the United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and other countries combined.
But the most prosperous real estate and stocks in the island country at the time suddenly collapsed. Many people believe that the reason why Hideki Yokoi was sentenced in 1993 was because he could no longer pay legal fees. The real estate economy at that time had completely collapsed, and The insurance companies and banks that lent him money are all pursuing debts from him. His total debt exceeds two billion U.S. dollars, while the value of his stocks and real estate is already less than one billion U.S. dollars!
Yokoi Hideki originally made his fortune by speculating in real estate, and he also likes to borrow money for business. At the beginning, the real estate prices in the island country were rising every day. When he took out a loan, the bank was naturally not worried about his repayment. But when he really couldn't pay it off, it was too late for the banks and insurance companies to regret it.
When he bought the Empire State Building, Hideki Yokoi was still very proud. He spent $42 million to buy one of the buildings that Americans are most proud of. It was also called by the American media at the time that the island nation bought the entire Empire State Building. A preview for the United States.
But before he could enjoy this glory, the real estate industry and stocks collapsed completely, and Hideki Yokoi was also imprisoned.
At this time, Hideki Yokoi was in the prison hospital, and his property was handed over to Kiko Nakahara, whom he trusted very much. But at this time, Nakahara Kiko and her husband went through a series of complicated overseas company transactions, and finally the ownership of the Empire State Building belonged to a trust company, and this trust company belonged to Nakahara Kiko and Yokoi Hideki. If Hideki Yokoi dies, then Kiko Nakahara is the only beneficiary!
Not only the Empire State Building property, but also more than a dozen properties in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, etc., are all jointly held by Hideki Yokoi and Kiko Nakahara, and Kiko Nakahara is the only beneficiary, not Hide Yokoi. The son of the tree!
Yokoi Hideki's two sons are going crazy. They are looking for evidence to prove that all these operations of Nakahara Kiko are illegal.
At this time, Kirilenko's people found Hideki Yokoi's Kunihiko Yokoi, and his first words were: "Our boss wants to buy the Empire State Building!" (To be continued.)