New York, Wall Street, the tenth floor of a certain building.
Staring at the silent white man before him, Luo An calmly sat waiting, the other party's information surfacing in his mind.
Michael Brey, a value investor, fund manager, the man at the helm of a firm known as "Heritage Capital."
Before 2008, although he was known, there weren't many who knew of him, not until the subprime mortgage crisis and financial crisis erupted, and Michael Brey's name then became well-known to many.
He was on record as the first man who, through analyzing subprime loan bond prospectuses, fluctuating interest rates, reimbursement records, and the like, came to realize that the subprime crisis was certain to explode and consequently took a short position against the federal real estate industry.
