Counterattack starts with controlling probability

Li Hao stood in Professor Hall's office, holding a copy of the latest policy statement from the Daxia Securities Regulatory Commission.

"Professor, I think we should find some time to go to Daxia." Li Hao said in a firm tone, his eyes full of anticipation.

Hall raised his head, pulled himself away from the thick academic materials, and pushed his glasses: "Why so suddenly? I remember you just came back from there."

Li Hao smiled and placed the document on Hall's desk. "This time is different, Professor. The United States has a restrictive approach to the AI ​​investment market, but Daxia is the complete opposite."

"Daxia has not only opened its arms to the industry but also provided a green light in terms of policies. It can be said that the capital market there is becoming a testing ground for AI investment."

Hall picked up the document and read it carefully.

His brows gradually relaxed. "It's really interesting. This market is so open that even the United States would be ashamed of itself."

Seeing Hall's interest, Li Hao struck while the iron was hot: "Professor, our research in the United States has demonstrated the potential of AI in investment."

"But to truly understand its global impact, we must see the Daxia market in action with our own eyes. Don't you often say that academic research cannot be separated from frontline practice?"

Hall smiled and put down the documents in his hand: "Are you trying to convince me with my words?"

"That's because your words are always the truth," Li Hao said jokingly. "Besides, I believe that after you go there, you will definitely discover many new research directions and even have the opportunity to expand our teamwork."

Hall touched his chin and pondered for a moment: "Indeed, the scale and vitality of the Daxia Market cannot be ignored. Well, since you said so, let's find time to go there."

"Excellent, Professor!" Li Hao's eyes lit up. "I'll arrange my itinerary in advance, including meetings with some of China's top scholars and institutions. You'll see what the future of AI investment will look like there."

"But," Hall said with a deliberately stern face, "don't just take me to see your old friends and let me watch a commercial show."

Li Hao quickly waved his hand. "Of course not. You're a world-leading academic authority. How dare I waste your time? I guarantee this trip will be filled with valuable academic knowledge and market insights."

Hall smiled. "That's settled then. Don't forget to bring your girlfriend."

After returning to the office, Li Hao told Liu Xia the news.

"You said you wanted to bring Professor Hall to Daxia?" Liu Xia's eyes widened in surprise. "He's a typical American scholar. How could he agree so quickly?"

"Yeah, even I find it incredible." Li Hao smiled proudly, "However, he said he would take you with him, saying that you are our team's 'market diplomat'."

Liu Xia burst out laughing. "He really knows how to joke. Anyway, this is a good opportunity. I can contact my dad and see if he can help arrange a meeting with some industry insiders."

"That's exactly what I want." Li Hao nodded. "This trip is not just for academic research, but also to let Professor Hall see what the true power of emerging markets is."

With the itinerary finalized, Li Hao began to arrange the details.

On the other side, Blacklock's CEO Michael also learned the news.

"Daxia? It seems like Li Hao wants to take advantage of Daxia's policy benefits." Michael said in a cold tone, "But he shouldn't forget that the market has no borders. Wherever he goes, our eyes will follow."

……

Li Hao sat in the office, his fingers quickly sliding across the screen of his mobile phone and dialing a familiar number.

"Hello, Uncle Yi, it's me, Li Hao." His tone was a little smiling and respectful. "I want to talk to you about something."

Yi Feng's calm voice came from the other end of the line: "Li Hao, I heard that you've been doing very well in the United States recently. Why did you think of looking for me?"

Li Hao smiled and said, "It's because I brought my mentor, Professor Hall, to Daxia this time. He is very interested in our market, and I want to show him the true strength of our Daxia."

"And to show this kind of courage, you definitely need some help from your side."

Yi Feng's hearty laughter came from the phone: "You are really rude, kid. However, since we want to let the foreigners see our abilities, I must help. Tell me, when will you arrive?"

A few days later, Yi Feng personally arranged a private meeting for the top circle in the top club in Beijing North City.

The venue is decorated in a low-key yet luxurious style, with a strong Daxia style.

When Li Hao and Professor Hall walked into the club, Yi Feng was already waiting with several important guests.

"Professor Hall, welcome to Daxia." Yi Feng took the initiative to greet him in fluent English. "I'm Yi Feng, a friend of Li Hao. I arranged this party especially for you today."

Professor Hall was stunned for a moment, then smiled. "Thank you, Mr. Yi. It's my honor to meet a leading figure in Daxia's investment circle."

Yi Feng laughed: "Professor, you are so polite. You will meet more interesting people today. Let's eat and talk."

After sitting down, Yi Feng got straight to the point: "Professor, I heard you're very interested in AI investment and emerging markets. I happen to have some case studies to share with you. Although our market started late, its speed and flexibility of development are rare globally."

He waved his hand, and the large screen in the clubhouse lit up. It displayed key data on Daxia's recent rise in the capital market, as well as the application of AI technology in investment.

"Professor, over the years, our Daxia investment in AI has formed a complete ecosystem, from algorithm development to practical application. These data and models were all independently developed by our team."

Professor Hall stared at the screen, a hint of admiration in his eyes. "It's truly impressive. I originally thought Daxia's market was more of a copycat of the United States, but I didn't expect it to have its own system."

Yi Feng smiled and said, "The market environment here dictates that we must innovate in order to survive. Young people like Li Hao are the best representatives of our time."

Yi Feng didn't stop at presenting the data. He continued, "Professor, this is just the tip of the iceberg. To truly understand our market, you also need to look at how we combine capital and policy."

Subsequently, several heavyweight guests spoke one after another. Among them were senior executives of large state-owned enterprises, think tanks of policymakers, and even experts participating in global financial conferences.

Everyone talked about the uniqueness of Daxia Market from different perspectives.

"Our policy support goes beyond subsidies and tax incentives," said one guest. "It's more about creating an environment that seamlessly connects with the capital market. This is why we are able to occupy an increasingly important position in the global capital market."

Professor Hall nodded thoughtfully. "This combination is truly unique. I can see that this market has great potential."

Finally, Yi Feng raised his wine glass and looked at Professor Hall: "Professor, it is our great honor to have you come to Daxia this time."

"I hope this is just the beginning, and we can have more opportunities for cooperation in the future. If you are interested, I am willing to provide more resources to help you gain a deeper understanding of our market."

Professor Hall also raised his glass and said, "Mr. Yi, thank you for your hospitality. I have indeed learned a lot this time. Daxia's capital market is far more exciting than I imagined."

After the dinner, Yi Feng patted Li Hao on the shoulder and said, "Haozi, you did a great job this time. You have brought the professor to this point. Now it depends on how you perform."

"But remember, such talents are rare. If you can keep them, don't let them go."

Li Hao nodded: "Don't worry, Uncle Yi, I will definitely let the professor see our utmost sincerity."

Looking at Li Hao's determined expression, Yi Feng nodded with satisfaction: "Very good, there is still a long way to go. If you walk steadily, you will always win."

……

Time flies, and in the blink of an eye, the United States ushered in the quadrennial presidential election.

On the streets of major cities, everyone from elite scholars to ordinary citizens is hotly discussing the campaign proposals of the two presidential candidates.

With debate programs broadcast 24 hours a day on TV and campaign advertisements flooding social media, the whole country seems to be swept up in the election atmosphere.

On Wall Street, investors have long been unable to hold back and are using real money to bet on their expectations.

"Let me tell you, if candidate A comes to power, he will definitely introduce a tax cut policy, and then technology stocks will definitely soar!" a fund manager analyzed excitedly.

Another senior investor shook his head: "Don't forget Candidate B. His policies are more inclined towards new energy. Oil prices will definitely be impacted, but new energy-related ETFs will see a big boom."

On the exchange screen, stock prices of various sectors fluctuated one after another. In just a few days, market volatility has reached a new high for the year.

AI, energy, medical care, various industry sectors have risen and then quickly fallen back, and the entire market is like a high-speed speculation machine.

Li Hao stood in the office, looking through the window at the brightly lit financial street in the distance.

He was holding a report in his hand, an election policy analysis that Professor Hall had just sent him.

"Brother Hao, the market out there is going crazy!" Liu Xia pushed open the door and walked in, handing him her phone. "This is today's trading data. Fund flows are incredibly active. It seems like everyone is betting on the outcome of this election."

Li Hao glanced at the data on his phone and smiled meaningfully, "Times like this are crucial for staying calm. Overly intense market sentiment is actually a good opportunity for us to make a move."

Liu Xia nodded: "Who do you think will win?"

Li Hao didn't answer directly, but instead pointed to the report on the table: "The election result is important, but more importantly, after this storm, the market will enter a new cycle. What we need to do is find a breakthrough in the eye of the storm."

Not only the investment community in the United States, but the global capital market is also surging in the storm of this election.

In the Daxia exchange, investors are watching the market fluctuations in the United States, trying to find trading opportunities.

Media in Europe, Japan, South Korea and other places are also closely following the progress of the election.

Everyone knows that this election will directly determine the direction of the global economy in the next few years.

And on this huge chessboard, Li Hao, Professor Hall, and the team behind them are also quietly planning their next move.