Learn the insidious insides of insider trading. <\/p>
Every Grand Theft Auto results in the player getting rich by unscrupulous means, but with Lester in GTA 5, we can now engage in white-collar crime, too \u2013 and we\u2019ve got the Stock Market Assassinations missions from GTA explained to get rich quick.<\/p>\n
You could, of course, use GTA 5 cheats<\/a> to give yourself unlimited money \u2013 but where\u2019s the fun in that?<\/p>\n GTA 5 mods<\/a> go a step further to add untold riches \u2013 but today, we\u2019re sticking to the vanilla single-player experience, which means you shouldn\u2019t expect to be making this kind of money in GTA Online<\/a>, either.<\/p>\n Love gaming? Listen to our podcast, One More Life!<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Perhaps we\u2019ll see the stock market make a return in Grand Theft Auto 6<\/a>, but no indication was made of it in the GTA 6 trailer<\/a> \u2013 though it\u2019s hardly the flashiest thing to show off.<\/p>\n We wouldn\u2019t be surprised if Lucia<\/a> will one day be sat in front of a computer manipulating markets, rather than appreciating the lovely new GTA 6 map<\/a> and graphics<\/a>.<\/p>\n But for now, we turn our attention to GTA 5 \u2013 and those pesky Stock Market Assassinations.<\/p>\n As Franklin during the GTA 5 single-player story, Lester will offer you a series of Assassinations missions \u2013 with one of these, The Hotel Assassination, being compulsory.<\/p>\n This mission sees you assassinate Brett Lowrey, the CEO of Bilkinton Research, which causes the share price of Betta Pharmaceuticals to increase on the trading market, BAWSAQ (if you\u2019re Scottish, you will understand), and the share price of Bilkinton Research to decrease on the Liberty City National (LCN) before rising again.<\/p>\n You need to invest in Betta Pharmaceuticals before<\/b> the mission takes place, when the share price is lower, and sell them after<\/b>, when the shares are at their peak.<\/p> Stock Market Assassinations explained<\/b><\/h2>\n