The two had their own criteria for selection: the companies must be local to Los Angeles, easy to manage, They also had to be small micro cap stocks with low stock prices, making them easy to manipulate.
Hardy looked around and made up his mind.
"Andy, I choose these three companies," Hardy pointed to a few company names and said to Andy.
Andy looked at the first one.
"A toy company?"
Andy was a little surprised why Hardy would choose such a company.
"This toy company is not bad. Its stock price is only $0.23. It is located in the suburbs of Los Angeles, with its own factory and production line. Its total valuation is only about $60,000."
"And don't forget that we originally had a toy factory here. The original production workshop still has a batch of machines stored, worth about $20,000. As long as we transport these machines over, we can publicize that we have invested a large amount of money to increase production. The stock price is expected to rise."
