Chapter 992 - 338. Make the sensation even more sensational_2
However, Donnie had already prepared for the possibility of the other party agreeing, so he naturally responded calmly!
"Dear Warburg, my suggestions have always been based on the mutual interests of both parties, which is why you agreed to my proposal!"
Paul Warburg gave a wry smile and said, "Block, you’ve used one company to exchange for 4% of our consortium’s shares!"
Donnie shrugged and said, "Warburg, let’s not talk about that now. What’s the current situation of the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium? If it weren’t for the external reports about their investment in Florida, I imagine the market value of the Warburg Company would still be declining, right?
Furthermore, most of the companies under the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium are heavy industry enterprises. Originally, there was a Westinghouse, but due to Westinghouse’s excessive investment in KDKA, the company’s profits have suffered.
To put it frankly, the entire Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium is actually being supported by the financial business of the Warburg Company. If the consortium doesn’t consider transforming, even as one of the largest in the United States, decline after prosperity is inevitable.
In contrast, my Apollo Chain is different. The Apollo Chain has already completed its initial national layout; you could say the hardest part is over, and now it’s time to reap the benefits.
Apollo Chain is like the rising sun right now. No matter what its market value reaches at the time of listing, you and I both know this is just the beginning!"
Paul Warburg nodded, saying, "Block, you are deliberately overlooking another issue. The Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium is not on a decline. It’s just that sectors like steel and railroads in the United States have entered a relatively stable phase. That’s the real reason for the consortium’s shrinking market value. But this stable phase also has a benefit, which is stability. In fact, the market value of Kuhn & Loeb has already stabilized at an acceptable level before this.
Once this situation stabilizes, the changes in their market value will be very subtle. Conversely, for Apollo Chain, as the largest chain company in the United States, even though currently, due to your relationship with the White House and its policy strategies, no one is reacting against Apollo Chain’s monopoly. But can you guarantee that the next President or the one after will maintain the same strategy?