Resurrection
“Ged Twyfford leaned back in his chair, his vivid blue eyes narrowing as he perused the data before him. He needed to do something, and fast, if he was to stave off the potential losses from yet another economic collapse. Although worst of the recession was well behind him and he hadn't been as badly affected as many investors, occasional dips did still occur. It was no big deal, but he should take some action to protect his investment. This time it was a construction company in Indonesia which had taken the hit, and it would be wise to offload his shares before the full ramifications sank in and the markets started to respond. Ged leaned forward, brought up another tab on the screen, and keyed in his commands. Ten minutes later he was the richer by seven hundred thousand dollars, and less one failing corporation in Asia.
His shares would have been worth three times what he had just managed to get for them had he sold six months ago, but such were the vagaries of international trading.
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