On the way back, Mr. Truman saw a small roll of yellow papers Lynch was carrying and asked somewhat unexpectedly, "Did you find a project you're interested in?"
He knew what the yellow papers were and was well aware that Lynch was unlikely to be swindled in this aspect. The only reason that might prompt him to buy these yellow papers was that he found a project with potential, which is why he decided to invest.
Yellow papers, to some extent, are the revelry of a group of swindlers, but they are not illegal. They also have many legal formalities.
For instance, when inventors or initiators entrust a brokerage firm to issue these yellow papers, they sign some rights transfer agreements to ensure that those who buy yellow papers indeed hold some rights from the inventors or initiators over a certain matter.
Lynch nodded, "An inventor is researching a radio positioning system, and I think this system has great potential."
Mr. Truman nodded, "This is indeed a good project!"
