Mr. Wilson was confused,
Who was really seeking justice from whom?
Suddenly curious, he wondered how Lu Liang had fared in the RMB market tonight; could it be he had met his Waterloo?
Mr. Wilson, representing JPMorgan and the fourth phase fund investors, knew that Lu Liang had already closed his positions and there was nothing that couldn't be discussed.
He complained indignantly, "I made a profit of 475 million US dollars, but if the exchange rate had been pushed down to 6.8 as you guys mentioned, I could have made an additional 400 million US dollars. Isn't that a loss?"
"..."
Mr. Wilson fell silent.
By this calculation of profit and loss, due to Lu Liang's premature exit, they had lost at least 2 billion US dollars tonight.
"Mr. Wilson, if you came here to accuse, then our conversation can end right here."
Lu Liang's tone grew colder, perfectly portraying the image of a selfish, self-serving scoundrel.
