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Donnie said with a smile, "As long as our plan is successful, we can accept the financial losses!"

Although Donnie also has many places to spend a lot of cash now, with a calculated mind against an unprepared one, and combined with Donnie’s huge cash flow, this matter is definitely acceptable to him!

Helen nodded, then stopped discussing this issue and instead talked to Donnie about another matter: "However, to fully drain the Woburg Family’s cash through these two events is still somewhat difficult, and besides, I believe that, just as you said, the Rothschild Family also has their own problems."

"But given the United States is their important market, plus the significance of the Woburg Family, the Rothschild family will still make a move!"

Donnie nodded and said, "However, this matter depends on Morgan’s performance now; we are already exceeding our goals!"

Actually, there was one thing Donnie didn’t tell Helen, which was that Donnie planned to drag the Woburg Family into the Miami market.

Investing in Miami is also one of the means for Donnie to mobilize the Woburg Family’s cash.

Previously, Donnie had revealed to Paul Warburg that he had an investment project worth hundreds of millions of US dollars, but he never told Paul Warburg what kind of investment it was.

Of course, Donnie was telling the Woburg Family about this not with the intention of making money with them from the speculators investing in Miami, but rather to completely bury the Woburg Family there.

You must know that the collapse of Miami’s real estate market is not a display of market regulation, nor is it human manipulation behind the scenes, but a wholly unforeseeable natural disaster.