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In the dim study, Conrad stood quietly at his desk. Fabian sat across from him and said nothing.
Fabian had been silent throughout the more than ten minutes since Conrad was called into the office.
There were several documents in front of him. Fabian’s gaze was focused on the documents as if he was making a major decision. His face changed with uncertainty from time to time.
“Look at this.”
Fabian finally broke the silence and threw a document toward Conrad.
Conrad took the document and looked at it, and his face changed.
Surprisingly, this document contained the breakdown of losses Fabian’s funds suffered over the past few days.
Conrad had long known of Fabian‘s losses, but when he looked at the shocking numbers in black and white, he could not help but feel shocked.
“The total invested capital is 3.2 billion US Dollars. The current holdings are 1.1 billion US Dollars, and the loss is 2.1 billion US Dollars. It is estimated that over the next three days, we will continue to lose 700 million US Dollars, with the total loss ratio predicted to be as high as 90%.”
This scalp-numbing information was conveyed in just a few sentences.
“What you’re looking at is the situation I’m in.”
Fabian looked up at Conrad blankly and continued, “In other words, if we hadn’t raised funds from the members of Empire Meet before, we would be broke by now.”
“The previous investment of more than one billion US Dollars and more than 10 billion Harbor Dollars are all gone.”
After taking a deep breath, Conrad said, “Mr. Atticus, after the release of the first phase of the market rescue in the US, a lot of members have already asked about the profitability of the funds.”
“Make a report to them and say that the current expected loss is 10%,” Fabian said with no expression on his face.
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