Nate still wasn't aware that Jimmy had other plans.

While he was really reluctant to part with the 200 thousand shares, he had no choice but to restrain himself as he remembered that Jimmy now had the Rothschilds' backing.

"Very well, 200 grand shares, it is!" He exclaimed. "I dare say the 120 million dollar split per year is quite reliable since that commission will increase along with our firm's growth. You have a really bright future ahead if you stay in our firm, Jimmy!"

Even though Nate's decision didn't come lightly, Jimmy was left frowning slightly.

After doing some simple math, he came up with the conclusion that right now, he needed cash and not shares.

Shares were a gamble, as one would be betting on whether the company would improve in the future or not.

If the company did grow like clockwork, shares worth a million this year would be worth tens of millions in the next.

If the company were on the decline, the shares might be worth less than a hundred thousand by the n