Once these women sat down, they started asking him about stock trading, which stocks would rise sharply, and so on.
Or they'd ask about his management experience—stuff that, honestly, isn't all that meaningful to talk about.
Stock trading is something he plays with using his own big capital. If he were to toy with those small domestic companies,
it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that with his funds, he could easily push up their stock prices ten or twenty times in the short term.
However, once those stocks are pushed up, if there's no one to take over, it's all worthless.
And as soon as he pulls out, all that's left are the ones taking the fall.
Plenty of people in the country play this way, scamming retail investors and fattening their own pockets.
He's absolutely not interested in doing such things.
This business of stock trading? There's really nothing worth teaching. As for management experience…
