"What is your psychological price point?"
Lu Liang pondered for a long while but still did not give an answer, as he did not approve of this approach.
Firstly, market randomness is too strong, and whenever enthusiasm rises, it's not uncommon for retail investors to fiercely beat institutions.
Secondly, setting a psychological price point can trap one in a chain of suspicion; he didn't know whether the other party would comply, and similarly, the other party might doubt whether he would comply.
"Lu, you are still so cautious."
Wilson could only give a wry smile, then after a moment of thought, he said, "Lite's analysis, Muddy Water's research, and predictions from many institutions like Blackstone Fund peg today's closing at $4.11."
Lu Liang didn't speak, and neither did he.
He just listed data from various research companies without revealing their psychological price points.
