As An Eight Year Old, I Went Into Financial Management Behind My Parents Back

At a police station in Manhattan, Mr. Lin and his wife filed a police report with sullen faces.
“Officer, all the money in my bank account is gone! All 300,000 dollars!”
The sheriff’s facial expression turned solemn as he thought of the possibility of them encountering a scam. They investigated the case in all seriousness.
An hour later, the police were speechless when they figured out what happened. The money was actually used by Lin Feng, the young child of the Lin couple, to invest in stocks.
What shocked everyone the most was that these 300,000-dollar worth of NASDAQ stocks rose frantically overnight. In seven days, the stock value had increased to 500,000 dollars.
The news of an eight-year-old child stealing his parents’ savings to invest in stocks went viral.
As Lin Feng sat at home staring at the computer screen and checking the stock market, the sound of the Venture Capital System rang in his mind.
[Ding! Congratulations. The stock of Exxon Mobil Corporation rose drastically.]
[Ding! Congratulations. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose.]
Lin Feng, the eight-year-old genius of Wall Street, had something that was troubling him. What should he do with his loads of money? Should he start a company for his father to pass the time?