Qian left the store without heading straight home, considering that Ni Jianren was probably on his way. She didn't want to hear her mother crying, nor did she want to hear Chen Lin's ranting.
She rode her bike to the stock exchange; she wasn't interested in the stock market herself. In her past life, all her investments were based on tips from her patients.
The patients who came to her studio were all top elites of society, and their information was always very well-informed. Qian would casually follow them in buying real estate and playing with stocks. When recounting their experiences, they would often talk about their entrepreneurial histories.
These people would repeat their stories over and over, so Qian was well-versed in the different phases of the domestic stock market. Now, it should be a major bull market. She withdrew Yu's money and invested it in the stock market to gather enough startup capital to repay him later.
