"President Feng, the requirements you mentioned don't benefit me at all. Instead, I would be bearing a heavy burden to make money for you. I think there's no need, right?"
Only a fool would agree to such terms. Of course, these terms aren't unreasonable. Many investment companies in the United States and Europe tie interests with major financial players.
Such interest binding is based on the other party being an experienced player with exceptional insight and investment intuition. These players rely on such income to survive.
They might earn what they would in a year or even ten years at once. At other times, they manage the capital to neither gain nor lose, ensuring no major mistakes.
Because one accurate investment is enough to live off for a lifetime.
But one mistake can result in a total loss, dropping them into irretrievable ruin.
Of course, this is what many players on Wall Street love.
