Despite this, today's stock price has fallen to just 1/5 of its highest value in 2007.

In December 2007, Anguo Bank's stock price reached a peak of 61 Hong Kong Dollars, but now it has plummeted to as low as 12.02 Hong Kong Dollars, with its market value dropping from over 200 billion to just over 30 billion.

After the acquisition was completed, in just two months of being relisted, the stock price reached 28 Hong Kong Dollars, effectively doubling the market value.

This doesn't mean that Anguo Bank's relisting was outstanding; it was just a coincidence that the acquisition was completed in early March, coinciding with the lowest point of US bank stock prices.

The banks in Harbor Island operate under a pegged exchange rate system with US banks, so when US bank stock prices plummet, the Harbor Island banks' stock prices naturally follow suit.

It's been two or three months now, and coincidentally at this time, US bank stocks are also surging, having increased several times over, by 3 to 5 times!

So the fact that Anguo Bank's stock only increased a little over double actually means it had a relatively small gain.

Yi Anguo doesn't actually care whether the stock price rises or how much it rises. What he cares about is that with his own bank, his financial operations can be much more flexible and secure, making it difficult to expose himself.

Anguo Bank not only has banks in Harbor Island, but also on the mainland and in the US. This is the result he wanted and the main reason he valued this bank.

His idle funds can also be more conveniently maximized in value.

Especially with domestic Anguo Bank, it can directly become the account-opening bank for all companies under Anguo Group, and all employees from the subsidiaries will have their salaries disbursed through this bank, naturally choosing their own Anguo Bank.

In this way, the funds become more abundant and are utilized more rationally.

The wages paid by companies under Anguo Group to their employees circulate within their own bank, and the deposits attracted by the bank can better support the development of the companies under the group.

This forms a good ecological cycle for the capital chain.

Of course, subsidiary companies under Chen Enterprises will also preferentially choose to cooperate with Anguo Bank.

In addition, Penguin Company, Qiangdong Company, and all enterprises invested by Hualong Investment Company will also prioritize cooperation with Anguo Bank.

After all, cooperating with one bank is like another, but collaborating with Anguo Bank is at least a kind of mutually beneficial cooperation.

This includes Blue Coast Real Estate Development Company and Ou Xiaolong's Chen Real Estate Development Company, which will also choose to cooperate with Anguo Bank.

Yi Anguo would not oppose Anguo Bank cooperating with real estate development companies of Zhuo Weidong and Ou Xiaolong, but supervision must be in place to absolutely avoid unfinished buildings.

Especially when all the money has been spent, but only a luxurious gate is built, with 100% greenery, and besides grass, there's still grass throughout the community. It doesn't even count as unfinished; it's just a scam.

Yi Anguo directly ordered to list Hengda Company and Xu Pidai on Anguo Bank's blacklist, prohibiting any lending relationship with Hengda Company and Xu Pidai.

Xu Pidai is still unaware that he and his Anguo Bank have inexplicably ended up on Anguo Bank's blacklist.

It has been three months since Yi Anguo's operation of bottom fishing in the four major American banks, and although not all have been fully liquidated, the current paper profit has already reached 35 billion US Dollars.

Just from Wells Fargo and Bank of America, a profit of over 26 billion US Dollars was realized, while Chase made much less.

As for Citibank, due to its small base, with the lowest market value of less than 5.6 billion US Dollars, through repeated operations, it earned almost 5 billion US Dollars, but in terms of profit percentage, Citibank undoubtedly had the highest percentage of return.

Li Shanshan successfully gave birth to a daughter named Yi Jinfeng. Although Li Sisi was very happy, she still seemed a bit disappointed.

They say having a son provides for old age; Li Sisi was hoping her sister would have a son.

Fortunately, her sister is still young; this time it's a daughter, but next time she can still have a son.

So although Li Sisi was a bit disappointed, she was not unhappy. After all, it's better than nothing, right?

After the filming of "The Harem Doesn't Believe in Tears" began, everything proceeded smoothly, completing the shooting in just three months. It has now entered the post-production phase and has already begun publicity.

Xiangnan TV offered 3 million per episode after viewing the sample clips, with a total price of 135 million.

Actually, this price is not low, at least Yu Zheng was quite satisfied; although they invested 60 million, they actually only used 40 million, still making a substantial profit.

Yi Anguo originally budgeted 1 million per episode, but Yu Zheng only completed the shoot with 45 episodes.

This left Yi Anguo somewhat questioning reality, wondering if he remembered incorrectly. He thought when Xiangnan TV aired this drama back then, it was a total of 59 episodes!

The initial script by Yi Anguo was also written for 59 episodes, but he gave Yu Zheng the right to change the script, knowing that Yu Zheng should be the real soul of this drama.

The critical factor to this drama's success lies with Yu Zheng.

As a result, Yu Zheng condensed 59 episodes into 45 episodes.

"I made some changes to the plot, but this is based on a standard 45-minute episode length. If we shorten the time, we could cut it to make 59 episodes," Yu Zheng explained.

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