"Did you hear that!" Disraeli, feeling overwhelmingly confident, shouted: "Look up and see the Beidou Star!"
Arthur sighed and then shifted the topic to Heine: "Let's forget it, let's talk about railroad investment first."
"Railroad investment?" Disraeli suddenly caught the keyword, even though it was important to compete with Heine, the railroad leader was evidently more crucial.
Last year, he and Arthur, along with others, bought into the Great Western Railway stocks, and this year they've skyrocketed. However, even so, Disraeli still has no intention of selling, as according to calculations by experts in the Financial City, after the Great Western Railway opens, the annual dividends might reach as high as 20%.
With such high investment returns, the current railroad industry is practically the new age East India Company.
Those who took the opportunity to cash in on railroad stocks are simply the most amateur investors in the world, the most foolish people in the world.
