Yi Anguo was reborn, so he knew how powerful the Penguin Company would become and how terrifyingly its stock price would soar. At its lowest, the stock was 3.71 yuan per share, later splitting into five shares. At its peak, the stock price exceeded 750 yuan per share, which is 3,750 yuan when multiplied by five—a true thousand-bagger! Its market capitalization peaked at over seven trillion Hong Kong dollars, equivalent to over 900 billion U.S. dollars.
But Ding Jing wasn't reborn. Her ability to arrive at such a conclusion relied solely on her raw talent and analytical skill. This was especially evident in her foresight into Penguin Company's incredible growth prospects, leading her to suggest they focus on investing in companies with real value. From her words, it was clear she was inclined toward value investing.
