Chapter 424: , Back the pot, you are voluntary, right

Beauvain took Jerome and walked towards Nathan Rothschild. He greeted Rothschild very affectionately: "Hey, Nathan, it's great that you can come."
"Ah, Mr. Bowen, I don't think any banker in Europe can resist your call." Nathan Rothschild also replied in an exaggerated tone.
"Well, Nathan, let me introduce a friend to you. This is our new supervisor of Bank of Rome, Mr. Andre Pizarro." Beauvain said to Nathan Rothschild.
Andre Pizarro is of course Jerome's pseudonym. Neither Joseph nor Napoleon wanted him to go around unimpeded under the name "Bonaparte". So now in the Bank of Rome, there are not many people who really know Jerome's identity.
"Hello, Mr. Rothschild," Jerome said.
"Hello, Mr. Pizarro, you are really young and promising." Although Nathan Rothschild does not know the specific identity of Jerome, he can become a supervisor of Bank of Rome at such a young age, so he is not himself. It's really outstanding, because the family has a very background, so this kind of compliment for no money is naturally to be said by the way.
"Nathan, if there is nothing wrong, let's go and sit there," Mr. Bowen said.
Nathan Rothschild knew that Beauvain might be discussing important things with himself, so he nodded to the people next to him and said, "Sirs, I'll be with you." Then he said to his wife, "Love Ma, you walk here by yourself, I have something to discuss with Mr. Bowen."
So the three people left the back garden and entered a small living room. Everyone sat down on the sofa, and Mr. Bowen reached out his hand as if he wanted to get something on the coffee table, but in the end he didn't get anything, but retracted his empty hand.
"Bowan is a smoker, and his coffee table also happens to have cigars. He habitually wants to take cigars, but he gives up. Mr. Bowan is not a person who is particularly willing to take care of others. Then he is like this... this Pi Salo’s identity is really extraordinary,
thought Nathan Rothschild.
"Nathan, what do you think of the railway stocks today?" Mr. Bowen asked bluntly.
This question is not easy to answer. As an outstanding banker, Nathan Rothschild naturally knows that the stock prices of all railway companies, including the French Railways, are actually obviously too high. In terms of price-to-earnings ratios, the price-to-earnings ratios of these companies are generally disastrously high. Even for the stocks of "Railway France", the least problematic, the price per share divided by the profit per share is as high as more than two hundred. In other words, if you buy this kind of stock, you will have to wait at least more than two hundred years if you count on the return of the stock's dividends. With this money, even depositing in the bank is better than this. So today's railway stocks are completely hyping concepts, and they are swindling money.
From this point of view, this question is not difficult to answer. But at this moment, what does Mr. Bowen mean by raising this question is worth pondering. Could it be that Mr. Bowen is saying that he is ready to make another move and short the stock market? This is a big move. If Mr. Beauvain, no, it should be if the Bank of Roma starts to short railways, then the complete collapse of railway stocks in France and Europe is almost certain. At that time, the bodies of countless investors will be filled with the Seine (Paris), Main and Rhine (Frankfurt). Even on the Thames, there will probably be a dead body.
If Bank of Rome is the same bank as the Rothschild Bank, then Nathan Rothschild will answer without hesitation: "Yes, the stock price is indeed too high, full of bubbles, now it is good to be short. The time is now."
However, Bank of Rome is not an ordinary commercial bank. It is a central bank, which means that it has huge powers that other banks do not have, but it also has a burden that other banks do not need to take into account. It must be responsible for the economic situation in France as a whole.
If the entire railway stocks collapse, maybe, no, it should definitely affect other areas, and then it will be a Great Depression if it fails. Then, isn't this a big problem?
So Rothschild thought for a while, and then said: "The heat of railway stocks is indeed too high, and it needs to be slowly cooled. Otherwise, there is indeed a danger of collapse. But letting it slowly cool down is very easy to operate. Difficulty."
Rothschild's meaning was relatively obscure, and he felt that he probably grasped the meaning of the Bank of Rome, that is, the Bank of Rome hoped that he could join forces with the Bank of Rome to slow down this craze.
Jerome couldn't understand what Rothschild meant. He could only try to write down what everyone said, and then went back to listen to Joseph's interpretation.
"Mr. Rothschild, you also know that this bubble is very large. It is almost impossible to let it fall slowly, at least technically impossible." Mr. Bowen shook his head.
Rothschild was lost in thought. Obviously, judging from Mr. Beauvain's speech just now, he and the Bank of Rome behind him did not intend to quietly eliminate the crisis, and may even intend to proactively trigger it. But what good is it for them to trigger a crisis?
Thinking about this, a little Mars suddenly jumped out of Rothschild's head, just like the heavily armed Athena jumped out of Zeus's head:

Technically speaking, it’s really difficult, or even almost impossible, to avoid a crash. Forcibly violating the laws of the market, it’s definitely not thankful. If so, why not let the crisis break out? As long as other countries lose more in the crisis than France If the problem is large, the result is not unacceptable. Even if the problem is handled well, although the problem is a French problem, other countries can bear the consequences... This is probably their real goal.
Rothschild thought. Then another question came to mind, that is: "What is the purpose of Bowang telling me this?"
To keep the bubble from bursting and to let the bubble decrease in a controlled manner, this does require the help of Rothschild, but to puncture the bubble and let the bubble explode, for Bank of Rome, it is completely following the trend. No difficulty at all. There is no need for Rothschild's cooperation. Even seriously, in today's situation, relying on the strength of the Rothschild Bank alone is enough to detonate this big bubble. Don't say it is the behemoth of the Bank of Rome. One of the reasons why Rothschild did not do it before was just not knowing the attitude of Bank of Rome. If the Bank of Roma opposes this, then he will make himself the enemy of the entire Bank of Roma, and even the entire military-industrial complex. Even if he has gained a lot of benefits from this trend, these benefits are not enough to compensate. He and the entire military-industrial complex turned against the loss.
"The Bank of Rome doesn't want to do it on its own? At least it doesn't want to be the first to do it on its own?" Rothschild had some thoughts faintly. So he asked: "Then Mr. Bowen, do you mean that this crisis is inevitable, so it is better to let him happen earlier than to let it happen later?"
"Yes." Mr. Bowen replied, "we hope this fanaticism ends as soon as possible."
"So, you are looking for me at this time, hoping that I can do something for you?" Rothschild asked.
"Our bank is very special. Some actions cannot be taken by us. I think you should be able to understand this." Mr. Bowen said, "So I hope that your bank can take the initiative to break this bubble first."
Rothschild was silent for a moment: "The Bank of Roma is not suitable for this because it will damage its reputation? After all, the Bank of Roma is almost another Ministry of Finance of the French government in a sense. But take the initiative. Those who break this bubble will be hated by many people. So Bank of Rome can only follow up, not take the lead. Right?"
"You are right." Mr. Bowen replied without changing his face.
"But if we do, our reputation will also be affected." Rothschild said.
"I'll be honest." Mr. Bowen said, "Nathan, what kind of reputation you originally had, you should know in your heart. Adding this matter will not make your reputation in this respect even worse. Broken. Anyway, your reputation has long been so bad that it cannot be broken anymore. On the other hand, the reputation that is truly meaningful to you, I mean being good at business, good at making money, that is the most important. Customers will not be because Your social moral reputation is not good, so you don’t put money with you; but customers will not invest in you because you are not sharp-eyed, not decisive, and unable to seize the opportunity to make money. You say, I say Right?"
Rothschild laughed ~EbookFREE.me~ but did not answer.
"Furthermore, although there is a reputation loss, but there are also real economic gains. Honestly, Nathan, besides you, there are more people willing to do this. Besides, if we You need to buckle the black pot on your head, can’t it be buckled? Honestly, we do intend to let you bear a little bad reputation, but you can rest assured that under the protection of the Civil Code, bad reputation will not really hurt You. And you are the first to do it, and the benefits you can get from this can be regarded as some kind of compensation. And this time you cooperated with us and became our friend, which will be beneficial in the future."
Of course, Nathan Rothschild knew that the so-called "being our friend, it will be good in the future" is purely a lie. Without a contract turned into black and white, Mr. Bowen could turn his face and deny anyone at any time. But the situation is indeed like what Mr. Beauvain said, if the Bank of Rome, or if the military-industrial complex, or even the French government needs to throw the pot on his head, can he still resist it? Even if he didn't do anything, controlling such a multimedia military-industrial complex, he could still buckle the black pot on his head, and then step on 10,000 feet, so that he would never be able to turn it over. So, don't toast or not eat fine wine, but take the pot and clasp it on your head honestly.
So Rothschild asked: "So, how do we need to cooperate?"