All Chapters of I'm Just A Gamer Who Beat Wall Street: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

"Damn... this is really it?"Elon tilted his head back, staring up at the towering skyscraper gleaming gold against the morning sky, and gulped.Axom Capital.One of the country's top private equity firms.For an ordinary graduate from a second-tier university—an unemployed youth who couldn't even land a job—this place was practically a temple gilded with diamonds. Normally, even glancing at it too long would feel like overstepping.And yet, here he was, about to walk inside as an employee."I haven't even told Mom and Dad..." He still felt like he was dreaming. How could someone like him deserve a place in such a legendary company? What if he turned out to be useless, just a burden, and got tossed out in a matter of days?The thought gnawed at him. When leaving the house, he hadn't dared to tell his parents the truth. He'd only muttered something vague about going to an "interview," then bolted before they could ask more."Ugh, this suit... feels too tight."During his years

"Ugh!"It felt as if an invisible force had struck him hard. Elon jolted violently, eyes snapping open."Wha... what time is it?"His mind was still foggy as he fumbled for his phone, nearly dropping it before lighting up the screen."Urghhh..." A strangled groan escaped him, laced with endless frustration.There were still ten whole minutes before his alarm.Ten minutes!He could've—should've—stolen ten more minutes of precious sleep.The feeling was achingly familiar, dragging him back to those suffocating schooling exam years when every stolen minute of rest felt like ambrosia.'Sleep a little longer? Just ten minutes?'The temptation surfaced, only to be crushed mercilessly."Yeah, right. Like I'd wake up after that."He gave a bitter smile. He knew himself too well. If he closed his eyes now, there was no chance he'd hear the alarm ten minutes later. He'd be out cold until noon, and by then, forget work—he'd probably struggle to even remember his own name."Urghhh..

Elon awkwardly stretched his stiff limbs. His sudden movements drew a curious glance from Charlotte beside him."What are you doing, Elon?""Ah, Charlotte, nothing… just loosening up a bit."For the past two days, as soon as the market opened, juniors like them had been forced to push those squeaky metal carts, darting back and forth through trading departments like frantic minnows, delivering orders and documents."You're the one who told me, Charlotte. In the stock market, everything changes in an instant, and the two things that matter most are—one, mentality! Stay steady as a mountain! And two, speed! Strike like lightning!"Mentality? That was the kind of thing the balding veterans of the trading floor worried about.As a newcomer who'd barely been here a few days, his only value lay in how fast he could run on two legs—fast enough to leave sparks in his wake.After yesterday's nonstop sprinting, his calves still throbbed with a dull, heavy ache, as if they'd been poured fu

At Desk One's routine meeting, Brock stood at the front, his expression cold and unreadable as he summarized the day's battle and laid out tomorrow's strategy."Although today's overall market performance was poor and our team also recorded losses, our risk control measures were relatively effective compared to other teams. What we lost today, we'll find a way to recover tomorrow. Aside from standard operations, there's nothing else that requires special attention, correct?"A trader responded at once, "Yes, sir. The broader market trended downward today. We mostly followed the contingency plan and executed some hedging in key sectors to manage our exposure. No other unusual activity.""Yeah, it looks like this downtrend may continue for some time. Stay alert over the next few days and keep risk control strict.""Yes, sir.""You've all worked hard. Today... let's call it early."The words struck like a blessing.'Leave early? Seriously?' Cheers erupted in silent hearts. Elon's

As expected, Charlotte drew in a deep breath, her words spilling out faster and faster as she explained, "Just yesterday! Yesterday, every one of us still believed the battery sector was in decline. The consensus was simple—stock prices could only fall in the short term, right? "Shorting was the mainstream strategy! But now that Flyndonesia has pulled this stunt, the entire logic has been turned upside down!"She gestured emphatically, trying to help Elon grasp the gravity of it."Think about it… companies holding large nickel reserves, or those closely tied to nickel mining, have overnight become the hottest commodities on the market! Their stock prices skyrocketing is practically guaranteed."But... yesterday, several teams built heavy short positions in battery stocks. You understand what that means, don't you? If you short the market, and the market turns against you... the losses—"She didn't finish the sentence, but the fear in her eyes said everything.Elon had been cramm