Chapter 929 - 317, the second batch of Tarot Society members_2
The last to arrive at Block Manor was Jack Morgan. Although everyone already knew whom he was introducing, seeing the person in question still caused a bit of surprise.
The current president of General Motors, the helmsman of the DuPont Family—Pierre DuPont!
The six individuals newly introduced had already undergone examinations and certifications. Therefore, when they entered Block Manor, it did not mean they were already new members of the Tarot Society. Only after undergoing the mysterious membership ritual would they officially become members of the Tarot Society.
As for the mysterious membership ritual of the Tarot Society... Once you participate in this ritual, even thinking of doing anything detrimental to the Society could ruin your reputation with the mere exposure of the ritual.
After the ceremony ended, the six individuals officially joined the Tarot Society, becoming its newest members.
Once this matter was concluded, the annual meeting of the Tarot Society moved on to the next topic of discussion: seeking mutual cooperation, whether in business or politics.
Or perhaps a member encountering issues in their business or political ventures would need assistance from their fellow members to resolve them.
In this discussion, there was no requirement that everyone must share their individual ideas for a collective exploration. You could search for specific friends with whom you needed direct collaboration.
For example, during this meeting, Andrew Mellon and Old Rockefeller reached an agreement for a partnership in oil field exploitation. Recently, in the southwestern United States, an oil field with significant reserves was discovered. Andrew Mellon and Old Rockefeller were the first to learn of this information, so they agreed to jointly acquire and develop the field.
Jack Morgan, on the other hand, collaborated with Abbas Lock from Chase Bank regarding cotton futures in the Wall Street markets. They planned to launch a sudden strike in the cotton futures market, driving cotton prices to rise sharply. Once the price reached their targeted expectation, they would sell off their futures holdings swiftly, reaping significant profits!