"Mr. Andy, all orders have been executed," a trader said.
Andy nodded in satisfaction.
They had originally acquired 61% of the health products company's shares, with an average price of $0.21. All the shares were now sold, with an average selling price of $1.24, yielding over $1.3 million in profit.
They had made a killing.
As for who suffered, who knows?
Andy returned to the company to report to Hardy, who opened a bottle of red wine to celebrate. The $1.3 million profit would last them a while.
"Andy, should we short the health products stock?" Hardy asked.
"I've already arranged for it. Once we get the stock from the institution, I'll announce that, due to the high price, we've decided to terminate the acquisition. GNC's stock will plummet, and we'll make tens of thousands more," Andy said.
Hardy chuckled.