Counterattack starts with controlling probability

Li Hao stared at the numbers jumping on the computer screen with a frown.

He hasn't slept much for three days.

From market operations to public opinion monitoring, to capital flow analysis, he looked through all possible information, but still found no flaws in Godma Capital.

"These people..." Li Hao muttered to himself, a hint of unwillingness in his tone, "Their plan this time has actually been able to achieve this point, it's almost flawless."

Displayed on the screen is the capital flow data of Godma Capital operations, from high-frequency trading in major markets to information diffusion, everything is accurate to the millisecond.

Even the fluctuations in Feiyue Media's stock price seemed to be firmly controlled by the other party.

Liu Xia brought a cup of coffee over and handed it to him: "Li Hao, you've been going on for so long, you need to rest. If you keep going like this, even if you find a flaw, you won't have the energy to fight back."

"Rest?" Li Hao gave a wry smile, took the coffee and placed it on the table. "I'm afraid not yet. If we can't find their loophole, Feiyue Media will be truly hopeless. Godma's layout is too deep and too extensive, we can't delay any longer."

Liu Xia sighed, looking at the fatigue and stubbornness in his eyes, she knew that it was useless to persuade him any further, so she could only sit quietly beside him.

When it was late at night and everyone was asleep, Liu Xia had already fallen asleep on the sofa, but Li Hao still didn't stop his work.

He leaned back in his chair, his eyes fixed on the screen, silently calling out in his heart: "Mr. Pi, I need you."

Deep in my heart, that familiar voice slowly sounded.

"Xiao Li, you're not in a good state right now. Staying up late for too long will impair your judgment."

"Stop talking nonsense," Li Hao said with a hint of impatience. "Godma's plan is so thorough that it scares me. They haven't made any obvious operational mistakes. From the funding chain to the manipulation of public opinion, everything is flawless. I've exhausted all the analytical tools I can find, but I still can't find a breakthrough."

They are indeed top players in the capital market.

Lao Pi's voice was low and steady.

But there's no such thing as a perfect plan, especially for an operation of this scale. The more complex the plan, the more likely it is that problems will arise at the bottom. Have you ever tried to start from the bottom?

Li Hao frowned. "The bottom line? You mean the details of the operation?"

【Yes. 】

Lao Pi continued.

Godma's layout involves multiple markets and multiple tools, which means they need to coordinate a large number of traders, technicians and capital flows.

A small error, such as a data synchronization delay, information leakage, or a funding interruption at a certain link, could trigger a chain reaction.

Li Hao crossed his arms and pondered for a moment: "So, I should give up looking for loopholes in the big picture and instead dig into the most insignificant details."

【clever.】

There was a hint of approval in Lao Pi's voice.

You can start by looking at their high-frequency trading. This type of trading requires extremely high speed and stability. Any technical failure or data deviation can cause the entire operation chain to lose control.

Li Hao took action immediately.

He called on the technical team of New Star Investment and began to check Godma Capital's recent high-frequency trading records one by one.

At the same time, he contacted Xu Lei and Ji Shuqiang and asked them to assist in analyzing Godma Capital's operating logic from a technical perspective.

"Brother Lei, have the timestamp data of high-frequency trading been retrieved?" Li Hao asked through video conference.

"We're already processing it," Xu Lei's voice came from the other end. "But Godma's transactions are so fast that a lot of the data is hidden deep inside. We can only make indirect inferences and analyze it."

"Then we'll start with abnormal fluctuations," Li Hao said firmly. "They operate across a wide range of targets, but there must be some transactions with unusual time differences or price deviations."

Ji Shuqiang also interjected, "Mr. Li, I've discovered an interesting phenomenon. For certain stocks, their trading frequency suddenly dropped by 0.03 milliseconds. While the amplitude is small, this kind of fluctuation is very unusual in high-frequency trading."

"Very good!" A glint flashed in Li Hao's eyes. "Continue to investigate and see if this fluctuation is concentrated in certain time periods or markets."

After two days and two nights of intense analysis, Li Hao and his team finally made a breakthrough.

They found that some of Godma Capital's high-frequency trading accounts experienced slight data synchronization delays when operating across markets.

Although this delay is only at the millisecond level, it can mean huge risks for high-frequency trading that relies on precise timestamps.

"So it's a data synchronization issue." Li Hao tapped the table, a cold smile playing on his face. "Godma's trading volume is so high that it caused a brief disruption in their synchronization mechanism in certain markets. This kind of loophole, if exploited correctly, could cost them dearly."

"How to do it specifically?" Xu Lei asked.

Li Hao took a deep breath. "Next, we need to create even greater market fluctuations to make their synchronization issues more obvious. As long as their system fails, their funding chain will be temporarily broken, and we can seize the opportunity to launch a counterattack."

It was late at night. Li Hao turned off the computer, and there was a hint of certainty in his eyes.

He stood up, looked at Liu Xia who was still sleeping on the sofa, and gently covered her with a thin blanket.

"Godma Capital, if you become my opponent, you will have to pay a price. Be prepared to lose everything!"

He muttered to himself, his tone filled with endless coldness and sharpness.

……

In the conference room of Godma Capital's headquarters, Brooks was staring at the screen on the wall with a confident smile on his face.

On the screen are the recent stock price trend charts of Feiyue Media, New Star Investment, and Noah Technology (New Star Investment is not listed, so it is market valuation).

Although these companies seem to have barely stabilized the situation, in Brooks' eyes, this is just an appearance.

"Li Hao, let's see how long you can hold on." Brooks tapped the table lightly, signaling the team to start reporting.

"We've completely taken the lead in public opinion," a member in charge of the media campaign confidently reported. "All major financial media outlets are reporting on Feiyue Media's financial problems, and some 'expert' analysis suggests this recent decline may just be the tip of the iceberg."

Brooks nodded and said with satisfaction, "Continue to amplify the sense of crisis, making investors feel that these companies are already mired in trouble and can't possibly climb out. It's especially important to emphasize that their counterattacks are just a 'last gasp.'"

"Understood," the media team member added, "We've also arranged several in-depth reports suggesting that Li Hao may have violated regulations in his operations in the United States. This content will spread quickly."

Brooks chuckled. "The goal of the public opinion war isn't to bring him down, but to sow doubt in the market. This doubt is like a seed; once planted, it will sprout sooner or later."

"What's our next step in terms of market operations?" asked another team member.

Brooks glanced at the market data and said in a calm yet chilling tone, "The next step is simple. Let Li Hao's counterattack become his fatal weakness."

He pointed to several stocks on the screen and said, "We have set up a bull trap on the share prices of Feiyue Media and Noah Technology."

"Li Hao will definitely try to stabilize the situation by driving up the stock price, but as soon as their funds intervene, we will immediately dump the stock and short sell. This will make the market think that their counterattack is not only ineffective, but also further proves that the company's capital chain is tight."

"Will this expose our operations?" someone asked worriedly.

"No," Brooks said dismissively. "We dispersed the flow of funds through multiple layers of accounts and offshore funds, making it look like normal market fluctuations. Even if someone noticed, it would be difficult to find evidence."

Brooks stood up, walked to the center of the conference table, and looked around at everyone: "What is Li Hao's biggest weakness?"

The team was silent and no one dared to speak.

"It's his obsession with winning." Brooks sneered. "He's a smart guy, but smart people often fail because they think they can control everything."

"He will definitely continue to escalate his counterattacks and even mobilize more resources into the market. If there is any problem with his capital chain, we will be able to deal a fatal blow."

Another member nodded in agreement: "Then can we increase our efforts to suppress his other assets, such as those related to New Star Investment?"

"Of course." Brooks smiled coldly, "But we can't rush things. We need to give him hope step by step, and then destroy him bit by bit. When he completely loses the trust of the market, that will be the real victory."

At the same time, Godma Capital's public opinion layout is rapidly fermenting.

Several authoritative financial media outlets simultaneously published an article with a striking headline:

"Li Hao's Big Gamble: Can He Save His Capital Empire?"

The article mentioned Li Hao’s recent series of counterattacks in the market, and hinted that these operations may cause him to lose more funds.

The article concluded with a further caveat: "An overconfident young person may lose his way in the storm of the capital market."

The article was quickly forwarded on social media, sparking discussions among countless investors.

Some people began to doubt Li Hao's ability, and many even questioned whether he could really lead Xinxing Zhitou and Feiyue Media out of the predicament.

At the Godma Capital headquarters, Brooks looked at the news and nodded with satisfaction.

He picked up a glass of red wine and swirled it gently: "Li Hao, look at the power of public opinion. This time, you have no chance of turning the tables."

On the screen, Feiyue Media's stock price began to fluctuate, and discussions on social media became more and more heated.

Brooks knew that the next step was to wait for Li Hao to jump into the trap they had set.

"Smart people often end up being too clever for their own good," he muttered to himself, a glint of disdain in his eyes. "We've already won half the game."