"Donnie, if you're thinking about acquiring Sinclair Oil at this time, I'd advise you to think twice. No one is going to sell their shares in Sinclair Oil now!"
Andrew Mellon warned Donnie with concern.
He knew that Donnie owned a significant number of shares in Sinclair Oil Corporation, but now that Sinclair Oil had secured the mining rights to the Baku Oil Field, it meant that the company had struck gold.
One could imagine that once this news was made public, Sinclair Oil's stock price would shoot up like a rocket.
By then, if anyone wanted to take over Sinclair Oil Corporation, it would require at least several billion US Dollars.
Andrew Mellon believed that among individuals in the United States, Donnie held the most cash, but the amount was at most fluctuating in the tens of millions.
Aside from a few consortiums such as Morgan, Rockefeller, and DuPont, Andrew Mellon couldn't think of anyone else in the United States with the capacity to accomplish this feat.
