The market has fluctuated to a certain extent over the weekend. Combined with the Russian theater incident last weekend, there is a high probability that the Asian stock market will not fare well this week. After the Russo-Ukrainian war, in fact, the Asia-Pacific region and Russia have been forced to achieve a comprehensive unity from a certain angle to resist the tidal attack of the US dollar. For example, in the past few years, many people reported that there were Russians on the streets in Thailand (they used to go to Europe for vacation, but because of sanctions they could only come to East Asia to rest...)
But fortunately, we have always been very restrained in foreign affairs. We do not act like a big brother, do not argue with unrelated countries and regions on sovereignty issues, and avoid forging any blood feud. Seeking development in stability and quietness is our survival wisdom.
What I’ve been reading a lot these days is the history of blood and tears that Hangzhou’s housing prices have halved in recent years. The second project in my life was to deal with Hangzhou. At that time, the company was merged and acquired there, so I went to Hangzhou more. The biggest impression on me is that the income is about the same as in Wuhan, but the house is 2-3 times more expensive. It does feel very outrageous, and coupled with the fact that there are quite a lot of dark dishes in Hangzhou that are unknown to the truth, it once made me afraid to just buy some "special" restaurants there, especially when you walk in and see that there are many middle-aged and elderly people eating in the restaurant. If so, it's best to turn around and leave immediately. (This should be applauded by the Beijing bean juice shop, but at least you will be turned away by the taste of the bean juice at the door...)
PS: I feel that if the dishes in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai are without sweet and sour, the chefs will not be able to fire up the food. .
You can look at the picture above, but note that this is the overall price. In fact, the biggest price drop must be in various new urban areas that relied on "planning". I think most owners include the cost of decoration and loan costs. Now The selling price is basically the same as if it were cut in half. And the current situation is still very pessimistic.
Take the housing prices in Wuhan as an example. The relatively central area I am currently in has a 20% increase compared to 2018-19 (I checked the total data in Hangzhou and it is also consistent with this fluctuation range), but before I Because the rent in the distant city area that I sold cannot rise, and the industry is relatively declining, the current house price has basically dropped to around 40% off when I sold it. This is not the kind of area that lacks supporting facilities, but non-core areas that develop relatively slowly will become so pale in the face of liquidity.
I saw the comments of some grumpy old men on a certain website, and they were crude and unreasonable.
"You have only earned a few years of solid money and you dare to use leverage to buy real estate worth tens of millions. If you don't go bankrupt, who will go bankrupt?"
It's as if what harms people in the stock market is the expansion brought about by the bull market, rather than the long wait in the bear market.
Just like TOSSgirl, a well-known Korean female e-sports player familiar to everyone in the e-sports circle. Blizzard's DVA was designed based on his image. She was also the woman who crushed her big brother in SC back then.
As a result, my husband went bankrupt in middle age because of the famous "rental house" incident before investing in South Korea. He had to work on a Korean live broadcast platform. The middle-aged woman re-employed, and she directly became the following style. . .
Being forced to rely on the southern hemisphere for business in the northern hemisphere can't help but make every man who has played e-sports cry.
Another interesting anecdote, last year F91 asked TOSSGIRL to play an SC1 exhibition match and was still abused... and at that time, a third-party unreliable agent offered a price of 5,000, but in fact only 1,000 was enough...
It’s not capitalism that turns people into ghosts, it’s greed that turns people into devils, who are then eliminated by the market at the right time.
PS: Today’s market is bearish, and this is true for global markets.
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