"Sure enough, it's still too difficult to guess President Pei's psychology."

"However, I can also bypass this problem and start from the actual conditions."

"Mr. Pei's answers to these three questions actually inadvertently verified one of my guesses, which is..."

"Although Tenda is burning money ruthlessly, its capital flow is not particularly healthy. In other words, Tenda Group is actually in a state of dancing on the edge of a knife."

Eric has already analyzed it. He believes that based on the investment and returns of the company Tenda, it is very likely that it will always maintain a small amount of profit or even a small loss. In other words, Mr. Pei seems to pay too much attention to the turnover of funds.

Due to the speed, the company's ability to resist risks is not strong.

Tengda is indeed willing to spend money, but there are limits to this kind of spending.

Once the speed of distributing money exceeds Tenda's profitability, Tenda's capital chain will become very dangerous.

When Eric asked about the capital chain, Mr. Pei's answer was "it depends on luck."

Eric already has a vague answer: "In other words, I don't need to worry about Mr. Pei's mentality. Regardless of whether he is a gambler or not, the capital chain of Tenda Group is actually in a relatively tense state.

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"In other words, there will be a 'limit value' for Dayak Group's money burning. This limit value is the combined profitability of all the industries of the entire Tenda Group and the upper limit of funds that the Tenda Group can obtain through various means."

"When this limit is not exceeded, it is useless no matter how much money is burned. Gog's first-mover advantage cannot be shaken; but once it exceeds this limit, it may bring down the entire Tenda Group!"

Eric couldn't help but smile.

When he answered Mr. Pei's question before, he once mentioned a number: 100 million U.S. dollars. He said that this was the upper limit of the amount of money that Dayak Group could bear to burn. He said that this was his estimate.

If burning money does not achieve obvious results, then Dayak Group will only burn so much money at most.

In fact, it is difficult to tell whether this is true or false. But whether Mr. Pei believes it or not, this will establish an anchor point in Mr. Pei's psychology and play a certain hinting role.

Moreover, the premise of Eric's hypothesis is that Dayak Group is not particularly aware of the situation of Tengda Group, and only gives in after burning money to its own psychological bottom line.

But the question is, what if Eric shares this information with the top management of Dayak Group?

Chretien will adopt a different operating strategy from Eric, and may make certain modifications to the ioi game itself, and may cooperate with local Chinese game companies to operate it.

But Eric judged that the effect of Chretien's series of measures would not be any better than his own.

When Chretien also fails, Eric can take the opportunity to report this information to the top management of the Dayak Group, and will most likely get a chance to make a comeback.

At that time, Dayak Group will either give up its money-burning war with Tenda Group, or it will follow Eric's suggestion and burn money until Tenda's limit!
Chapter completed!