Chapter 324: Chapter 324 Selling The Right Things To The Right People At The Right Time

  Due to the surge in sales and overflowing orders, soon the Global Times and ABC Television reported on this phenomenon, and Willys stock price skyrocketed, rising $17 per share.

  Seeing that the time was right, Andy decided to sell, finally making a profit of nearly $10 million.

  Selling cars was a small matter.

  Capital manipulation was where the real money was.

  During this period, military badges were also selling like crazy, at $2 each. In just one month, over a million were sold. Some people, whether they had a car or not, bought a badge first.

  They also received tens of thousands of letters requesting to investigate their wartime experiences. Each certification letter cost $10, bringing in over a million in revenue.

  Hmm, Even those piled up envelopes and postcards came in handy.