A Lie Has Turned Into Reality - Chapter 307



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Play-Vision-Games.

Abbreviation PVG.

An American analog game publisher that first developed the T&T series.

A separate investigation revealed that their current situation was not simply one where the company was struggling.

To be more precise, it would be correct to view it as a sand castle on the verge of collapse.

[ PVG, stock price collapses due to consecutive project failures… Faced with crisis of existence ]

[ It was originally on a downward curve, but has been plummeting sharply in recent years… ]

[ “Management’s Silence and Inadequate Crisis Response”… When Will Corporate Restructuring and New Investment Strategies Be Available? ]

[Finally, they announced the discontinuation of their signature IP, the T&T series… A tragic ending brought about by poor management and failure]

“This is a real mess.”

I had expected it since I first heard the news that the T&T series would be discontinued, but the situation was more serious than I thought.

All the media outlets were shouting for PVG’s downfall, and in response, they scored own goals one after another.

But what’s strange is that while the stock price is fluctuating to this extent, the executives, the authors of the company, are just sitting there and keeping their mouths shut.

Typically, companies never remain silent like this when their stock price is falling.

When the value of one’s own stock falls, a company inevitably takes steps to defend its stock price.

Buy back your own stock.

Or raise the dividend.

If not, then restore financial soundness through restructuring or other means.

But they still remained silent, as if they were practicing silence.

“It seems like you really want the stock price to fall.”

As expected, it’s suspicious.

It smells terrible.

I have been closely analyzing PVG’s past charts.

PVG / USD 37 (vs previous day: -4.3%)

“The stock price has already fallen.”

The stock, which once rose to around $70, has fallen by almost half.

It’s currently $37.

It is still early in the session, but judging by the current buying trend, the downtrend is likely to continue throughout the session.

“Something feels strange.”

PVG is currently a malicious asset.

However, that does not mean that the company’s fundamentals have disappeared.

The root cause is still there, but the bad news that is bursting out right now is just covering that fact up like a smokescreen.

“PVG is not a company that can be shaken by such minor bad news.”

The rate of decline is too fast compared to the size of the bad news.

Somewhat exaggerated bad news is pouring in, management is keeping their mouths shut as if they were planning it, and then, just in time, news breaks that the T&T series is being discontinued.

My intuition, which had been wandering around the financial world for a long time trying to destroy the SW Group, was crying that this was short selling 100% of the time.

“hmm.”

A typical ‘pattern’ on a short-selling chart is when a scared individual cuts his losses and an institution buys it.

The institution continuously realizes profits by conducting futures trading in parallel, and then sells the stocks purchased at a low price at an appropriate rebound time.

Literally a creative economy.

Isn’t it the basic nature of short selling to empty the pockets of small business owners who are manipulated and manipulated by stock prices?

“Hey, look at that chart.”

Familiar funds and institutions caught my eye on the chart.

The force leading the current situation is none other than HSBC.

It is a global financial company that boasts the largest scale in Europe, beyond the UK.

Of course, it’s none of my business whether someone manipulates the stock price or not.

The problem is that when they touched it, they touched the T&T series.

“Chairman, these are the materials you mentioned.”

“Is this verified information?”


“Yes, these are documents that have been verified by the accounting team and the secretary’s office.”

“thank you for your effort.”

I briefly skimmed through the simple report that Park Yoon-seong had prepared.

In addition, we also thoroughly checked the cited supporting materials and the large amount of accounting data attached.

“…Does this selling volume make sense?”

“What’s the problem?”

What’s the problem?

Of course there is a problem.

“What is short selling?”


“… Are you talking about short selling?”

He blinked, seeming bewildered by the sudden question.

“Isn’t this a transaction where you borrow stocks, sell them, and later buy them back at a lower price when the price drops?”

Nod.

Sell ​​when it’s expensive, buy back when it’s cheap, and pay it back.

As he said, short selling profits basically come from ‘arbitrage’.

The important thing to note here is that short selling begins with borrowing, or lending, stocks.

“The point is that you are ultimately borrowing stocks….”

I slowly moved my finger to point to a section of the car trading volume report.

“Can you see the loan data and short sale balance?”

Short balance.

The ratio of shares currently borrowed through short selling to the number of shares issued.

“… It’s okay.”

“It’s normal. But what about the trading volume?”

Palak.

In response to the following question, Park Yoon-seong handed over the report with a frozen face.

“It has increased dramatically. To an extreme.”

A decent short selling balance.

In comparison, the selling volume is abnormally exploding.

“Where could they have gotten this much without a loan?”

“no way…”

“It’s obvious.”

Shh.

I smiled with the corners of my lips raised.

“You are selling stocks that you didn’t even borrow.”

Short selling is the same concept as a bank holding individual deposits and then lending them out.

But these guys are selling non-existent stocks on the market.

Literally ghost stocks.

In other words—

“Naked short selling.”

Naked short selling.

Short selling without borrowing.

“Then why don’t you defend the stock…”

“Because we already worked together.”

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They already knew the stock price would fall.

When the stock price hits rock bottom, someone will come forward and buy PVG for a steal.

“Acquired at a low price and restarted the T&T series… If they throw in one piece of decent news, the stock price will rebound.”

The huge profits that follow at the same time.

It is a perfect painting, as if it were a painting.

“They seem like some cheeky guys.”

The reason HSBC stepped in is along the same lines.

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Because if you want to create and sell non-existent stocks, you definitely need the cooperation of a securities firm.

I can’t help but laugh out loud.

Initially, the plan was to revive the T&T series by pouring in money under the pretext of investment.

But with the rotten water flowing and overflowing, there’s no point in investing.

“Should I contact the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)?”

“Why are you contacting me without any evidence?”

“If the chairman says just one word, an intensive investigation will be conducted.”

Yeah, I guess so.

But that’s not the kind of tedious disposal I want.

“Why are you doing that? Just put your spoon on a plate that’s already nicely laid out.”


“… ??”

Naked short selling is literally selling stocks without borrowing them.

However, this does not mean that the obligation to repay the sold quantity disappears.

Whether you actually borrowed it or not.

They must purchase the same amount of goods as they sold within a specified period and return them to the market.

What if I can’t pay it back?

It will be considered as a default payment (FTD).

“HSBC just happened to be selling call options based on PVG stock.”

Simply put, a call option is a bet that the stock price will rise.


If the stock price rises, the call option buyer makes a profit, but if the stock price falls or stagnates, the buyer suffers a loss.

Why do they sell call options?


It’s simple. Because I’m confident that PVG’s stock price will fall.

If PVG’s stock price falls as they expect, call option buyers will suffer a loss when their options expire.

Any losses suffered by customers will go straight into HSBC’s pockets.

But what if, on the contrary, the stock price rises contrary to expectations?

The buyer makes a huge profit, and the brokerage firm bears a loss equivalent to the profit the buyer makes.

If someone were to buy a bunch of call options.

Then what if we somehow raise PVG’s stock price?

“…!!”

Park Yoon-seong, who had been listening quietly, opened his mouth wide as if it was going to tear.

He blinked his eyes blankly and then asked again.

“Shall we just scrape it all together?”

“What are you talking about?”


“I mean, call option.”

Sigh.

I see you get it now.

But there is a problem.

“Are you going to sell us a ticket to hell just because we’re crazy?”

There’s no way anyone would have the courage to commit fraud against the SW Group.

They will only sell call options to rich and easygoing customers.

Above all, if the SW Group gets involved, it is clear that they will be conscious of this.

“I need help.”


I need help.

An assistant who can deceive their eyes.

“Should we get it separately?”

“There is no need for that.”

Shh.

Because there’s one person there.

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Cha Tae-hoon.

He is an ordinary South Korean adult male, and at the same time one of Kim Sung-woo’s few acquaintances.

Although their relationship started in the Epic of Seven community, he was very proud of the fact that he and Kim Sung-woo were like brothers.

While he was talking to his friend on the phone, he couldn’t hold it in anymore and shouted.

“What? Lee Ye-na?”

Lee Ye-na.

South Korea’s top female idol.

“Lee Ye-na said she wanted to meet me?”

“I think so! Ask if we can meet now.”

Heart pounding.

The most popular idol in South Korea, famous for his sculptural beauty… is interested in me?

“… If you look at it, it’s gone.”

“I hope it was a joke.”

Even looking at the reaction, it seems real.

He sat there blankly, his mouth wide open.

‘Is this real?’

I just met her by chance at work.

I work in the marketing department, and she has a contract with the company to shoot commercials.

But you want to meet?

Me? Why?

Are you interested?

“…crazy.”

His cheeks turned red.

This is an opportunity.

The opportunity I had dreamed of my entire life became a reality right before my eyes.

“This is not the time. I told you to meet now, so get ready right away…”

He washed up hurriedly and started applying skin lotion to his face.

“These clothes make me look too old. These colors are too dull. Damn, I should have bought some clothes earlier.”

My head is hot.

After finishing my preparations, I was about to leave the house.

Tiring—!

“… ??”

A text message arrived.

I quickly opened my phone and checked the contents…

[ Sender: Kim Seong-woo ]

— I have some good news, would you like to hear it?

“…uh?”

Are you a real voice actor?

And what else? Good news?

“to?”

My mind went blank.

The greatest challenge of his life was torturing his reason.

Lee Ye-na says she wants to see you right now.

And, Kim Sung-woo asks if there is good news for you to hear.

“no…”

He stood there blankly, staring blankly into space, then soon wrote a reply with trembling hands.

Boom, boom.

The content of the reply he sent was—

— Where should we go?!

“… This is foul play.”

Of course it was the latter.

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