Vivian Zhao's Choice Between Love and Wealth Chapter 562

In New York, at the headquarters of Quantum Fund, a square-faced, gray-eyed, big-nosed, white-haired, kind-looking old man sat in a large boss chair. He held a glass of red wine in his hand, facing the huge French window, with a look of ease on his face.

This old guy is called Gyorgy Schwartz. Not many people have heard of this name, but I believe that not many people in the world have not heard of his other name, which is George Soros.

This old man of Jewish descent was a god-like figure in the financial market. In 1992, he attacked the British pound for the first time, bringing down the Bank of England and taking the first drop of blood. His Quantum Fund became famous and swindled more than one billion US dollars. In 1994, he attacked the Mexican peso, causing the entire Mexican financial system to regress by five years.

If a foreign exchange trader hears the news that the central bank of an island country intervenes in the market, everyone will laugh and do what they should do. However, if they hear about Soros, all traders will jump up immediately.

This year, the past few months, have been the most glorious for Quantum Fund in history. When Southeast Asian countries were immersed in the capital feast, he captured Thailand in an instant, and then turned to attack Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Malaysia and other countries with deep ties to Thailand's economy, and also won every battle.