Throughout the entire day, Lu Liang was busy gathering evidence and conducting investigations, deducing processes from the known outcomes.
As some often say, he strikes wherever he points.
In reality, it's the opposite; he points wherever he strikes.
He first identifies the outcome, then deduces the process from that outcome, arranges the causes and consequences, and ultimately strives to maximize benefits.
With less capital in the past, he could afford to charge in recklessly, but with a significant amount of funds now, he has no choice but to proceed this way.
In the end, Lu Liang set his sights on the nonfarm payroll and unemployment rate data to be announced at the end of August.
These two sets of data could be the fuse for the Dow's big fall; if that were the case, they had only three days left.
During these days, Lu Liang, accompanied by Sun Yutao, Wen Chao, and others, visited major investment banks such as Citibank, HSBC, and State Street throughout Modu.
