1. The annual depreciation rate of RMB is about 6-8%. In recent years, the local currency has shown an accelerating depreciation trend. If the interest rate or investment income is lower than 8%, the purchasing power cannot be maintained.
2. Diamonds. As soon as artificial diamonds come out, their prices plummet. Especially in the past two years, artificial diamonds have entered the market in large numbers, causing a considerable impact on the natural diamond market. Consumers feel that artificial diamonds are basically diamonds in terms of physical and chemical structure, and are relatively "clean" and there is no risk of "blood diamonds". The most important thing is that they are relatively cheap. In the global economic turmoil, saving money is the priority, and natural diamonds are facing a major crisis.
3. Platinum is not valuable in itself, and it is all hype. The main reason for the decline in platinum's value preservation is that it is difficult to process, resulting in an insignificant value preservation effect, low recycling price, poor liquidity, lack of currency properties, and weak risk hedging and value preservation functions.
4. Pu'er tea, the output has gone up, but the price has gone down. In 1992, the Pu'er tea market crashed, and this event attracted widespread attention from the tea industry across the country. Before the crash, the price of Pu'er tea had once soared maliciously, becoming a hot target for speculation. However, due to the influx of speculators and the shrinking market demand, the price of Pu'er tea suddenly fell rapidly, triggering a market crash and speculators lost all their money.
5. Jadeite: consumption is downgraded. It is difficult to distinguish between the real and fake jadeite, and no one buys it. Because jadeite is expensive and the profits are huge, the jadeite counterfeiting market is growing. B-grade and C-grade jadeite and jadeite counterfeits are emerging in an endless stream. Buying fake jadeite will naturally reduce the value. With the development of the counterfeiting industry, there are more and more types of counterfeit jadeite, which are indistinguishable from the real thing.
6. Stamps. People who like them are gradually getting old. Young people hate this kind of thing from the beginning. Who should they sell them to?
7. Cordyceps sinensis. Young people think it is a waste of money. It is said that there is no evidence to prove that it has obvious effects. It only has psychological value.
8. Housing in school districts. The real estate market is weak. Even if you pay for school selection, it is more cost-effective than buying a house to trap yourself. In the future, the population will decrease by about 11 million people every year, and at least 100 million people will decrease in ten years. From kindergartens to universities, they will close down one after another, and housing in school districts will definitely disappear.
9. Education: 12 million undergraduates per year, serious oversupply, employment? You think too much.
10. Tibetan Mastiffs used to be worth millions, but now no one wants them. The meat of Tibetan Mastiffs has no practical value and no one wants them even if you send them to the slaughterhouse.
