I Have 10 Trillion Dollars only Usable For Simping Chapter 2142 - 1374: Then You Do It

Tianci Capital.

58th Floor Strategic Meeting Room.

Boss Jiang seldom shows up ahead of time alongside his official girlfriend, joining the corporate gathering as a pair.

Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Bai Zheli delivers his report.

In addition to Tianci Capital's main decision-makers, the group consists of sector analysis teams and after-investment oversight squads, totaling more than twenty individuals.

Though he remains elusive like a dragon glimpsed only in passing, with countless staff unable to identify him, whenever Boss Jiang makes an entrance, he claims the central seat without question.

Such perks stem from the advantages of "placing relatives in key roles."

No concerns arise over being pushed aside or turned into a figurehead.

As Bai Zheli continues his briefing, Jiang Chen skims the document detailing the second-quarter investment committee sessions.

Tianci Capital has truly expanded in stature, and without realizing it, its scope extends far beyond national borders, tracking worldwide shifts just like major global financial institutions.

Federal Reserve policies, US Dollar Index fluctuations, Semiconductor Industry Chain developments, ESG investment rules getting stricter...

Streams of data enter through the eyes and race along neural pathways to the mind, offering a broad overview of ongoing changes in the global arena.

"This month's CPI rose 0.1% compared to last year, while PPI has dropped for five months straight, and consumer rebound shows a K-shaped split. In light of the present economy, I recommend careful scrutiny for upcoming projects, with a focus on areas like AI computing foundations. Studies reveal a deficit of 1200 PFlops in building domestic intelligent data centers, targeting photonic chip encapsulation, liquid cooling tech providers, and international computing resource coordination systems.

Moreover, synthetic biology's push toward mass production stands out. Its worldwide market grows at a 29% compound annual rate, while top five domestic firms have hit an average 15% success in turning research into applications..."

Bai Zheli, once shy and red-faced around women, now presents with steady poise and assurance; those premium gold-rimmed glasses no longer seem like a kid's accessory but sit snugly on his face.

Apart from promising industries, certain sectors draw negative outlooks too, like overseas e-commerce and consumer gadgets, listed in Bai Zheli's analysis and notes as areas to postpone for now.

"Thank you, Mr. Bai."

After Bai Zheli wraps up, CEO Luo Peng assumes the floor, "Now onto the major project evaluations, beginning with the Series A lead funding for Galaxy Quantum. The firm boasts top-tier cutting-edge tech, featuring a homegrown 72-qubit chip that achieves 99.95% fidelity, surpassing the sector norm of 99.2%. Our initial betting clauses demand military-grade level two security clearance by next year's close. The main issue right now involves Galaxy Quantum's core team's option pool, left with just 12% in reserve."

Those experienced in managing ventures or launching startups understand the implications of a skimpy option pool.

To put it simply, the option pool serves as a perk from the firm to its staff, allowing them over a set timeframe to buy shares at a fixed rate no matter the market value, which ties the company's fate to the workers', boosting drive and loyalty.

When the option pool lacks sufficient allocation, it's clear that staff drive falls short, work zeal gets dampened, fresh top talent proves hard to lure, and the ownership setup looks shaky.

Luo Peng lays the groundwork, paving the way for viewpoints to be shared.

"Director Jiang, your take on this?"

Even as CEO, Luo Peng keeps things professional; regardless of their casual rapport, during official events, he upholds hierarchies properly, honoring Boss Jiang as the enterprise's originator.

Boss Jiang, perpetually swamped, inevitably struggles to oversee every detail; his presence at this session is an uncommon event. Galaxy Quantum could emerge as the next big thing, but it hasn't captured his attention yet; caught off guard by the query, most would falter.

Yet Boss Jiang remains Boss Jiang at heart, backed by strong scholarly roots and deep wisdom from years in the game.

"Add 5% performance option gambling."

His view comes out direct and to the point.

"Seconded."

"Seconded."

"Seconded."

Approval comes without dissent.

Li Shuru leads the endorsements.

"The next item involves cutting back on stakes in the hydrogen energy storage firm Oasis Materials. Its results keep plummeting; should delays in orders from downstream clients lead to a 34% year-on-year drop in Q4 earnings, we pull out right away. President Li, any talks with the petrochemical side?"

Li Shuru gives a nod, stepping in after Luo Peng to explain, "Should Oasis Materials' downturn hit the threshold outlined by Mr. Luo, the Petrochemical Group Industry Fund agrees to buy 30% of our Oasis Materials holdings at a deal price 8% above market value."

"President Li alone secures such a favorable deal. If Oasis Materials fails to reverse its slump, cashing out here lets us bow out without losses."

While scanning the dossier, Jiang Chen overhears Luo Peng's commendation for Li Shuru and can't hold back a chuckle.

Thank goodness Li Shuru resists flattery with ease; she's always handled it that way since school days, or amid constant praise plus her role as the boss's partner, it's hard to imagine how she'd steer Tianci Capital.

Lasting a full morning, the session delves into everything from carbon neutrality efforts to RMB rate swings, Middle East tensions, and the Taiwan Strait dynamics.

That's just the nature of an investment outfit, demanding a worldwide lens, scrutinizing each unpredictable threat up close to plan moves wisely afterward, steering clear of squandering funds blindly.

Elite investment tycoons double as masterful tacticians.