If you can't find the right place, even if you are a diamond, you will soon be submerged in mud and rocks.
Only a few can be found and used. Unused gold is no different from hard rock.
Because in their eyes, you are not gold at all, let alone a diamond. You are just an ordinary stone.
Only those stones whose appearance is a little broken or even broken into several pieces can be found by others.
If you are gold, at least you think you are gold, then temporarily sacrifice something, such as time and superior conditions, to strive for your own light.
If you are gold, but you don't think you are, don't touch it, or it will be used as brass and then discarded.
Gold does not necessarily shine, and all that shines is not gold.
Whether you can shine does not depend on whether you are gold or not, but on your energy, the energy you release.
Whether it will shine or not depends entirely on your attitude.
Keep a low profile. Keep a low profile. I can't be high-profile, I can only keep a low profile. So I can only be a stubborn stone. Maybe it's in there
This is a stubborn stone.
But gold always shines, but it is not necessarily gold that shines.
If gold must shine, then we can call it the "definite sign" of gold. The so-called characterization means that there must be a B when there is a, and there must be a phenomenon every time there is a B. We often ask a question: 100O White Swan flies by. What color is 10 1? Does it have to be white? No, the probability of black and white is 50% each. Because this is an independent event, the first 1000 cannot be the definitive symbol of 100 1, so there are many things that we call economic laws, but they are not real laws.
Recently, Koharu phenomenon has appeared in almost all domestic real estate markets, which has further evolved from the decline in sales volume to the rise in volume and price. In the severe winter of the global economic crisis, the emergence of such a Koharu phenomenon is undoubtedly very exciting. Therefore, many economists described it as a powerful symbol of China's economic downturn, and widely publicized it, which really played a certain role in enhancing confidence.
However, if we really understand the motive behind this matter, our mood may sink a lot-the so-called bodhisattva wisdom, mortal wisdom. Many times, the same result does not necessarily mean the same reason!
Indeed, when the economy is booming, the rising demand for real estate can usually be understood as the spillover effect of public wealth. In other words, people who do business really make money in their own industries, and the money is enough to fully meet the needs of industrial expansion and reproduction, and there is still a part left. At this time, practitioners in the industrial field will invest their money in real estate assets. This is a virtuous circle of macro-economy. But in another state, the demand for real estate will also increase, and this increase will often be more intense: that is, when economic development is in adversity, when industrialists feel that there is no hope of continuing, most of them will choose to quit the industrial field in order to transfer the withdrawn funds to areas that they think are more valuable and safer. Which areas are safer? In the eyes of Asians, especially China people, real estate is the most valuable physical asset. This psychological phenomenon is called: Asian preference for buying houses. In layman's terms, Jews believe more in money, while we in China believe more in "bricks" or "tiles". It is precisely because of this preference that we in China will show a strong willingness to buy houses in two situations: first, when we really make money from the real economy. Second, when we completely gave up hope on the real economy we were engaged in-what happened now?
When we were investigating in the southeast coastal provinces, we met many bosses in the real economy. When they heard that I was a real estate consultant, they all asked me about the trend of real estate in the second half of the year. At this time, I always ask them: What do you do? What do you think will be the trend of your industry in the second half of the year? Although everyone is engaged in different industries, their views on the second half of the year are surprisingly consistent, that is, they are not optimistic about their own industries! For example, some people say: I am engaged in shipbuilding, and this industry will definitely fail in the second half of the year, so let's not talk about shipbuilding, but talk more about real estate. In the second half of the year, if you want to switch to real estate and buy more suites, the risk is always small. Another sentence is more typical: it was really stupid to run a textile factory in the past. It took me half my life to understand that setting up a factory is a low-level activity and capital operation is a high-level thing. In the future, I will either do stocks, finance or invest in real estate. In short, I must invest my money where I can realize it quickly, and never set up a factory. That's the most tiring and stupid way!
If one or two people think so, there is no problem. If everyone does this, the problem will be big. Capital operation is indeed more advanced than doing business, but all capital operation and financial investment must be based on the real economy. As far as the essence of capital operation is concerned, it is nothing more than adjusting the production of low-end entities by adjusting the input of high-end resources. Therefore, for soldiers fighting in the front line, we really need a group of people to command us at the headquarters to carry out the so-called capital operation, but if everyone goes back to the headquarters to conduct command work, then the headquarters will not be necessary to operate. In this sense, the recent "improvement" of the ideological level of these former industrialists is really not good news for our country and nation.
Looking at the current electricity consumption data and our current customs import and export data, we can easily draw a conclusion that the real economy has not recovered yet, and the difficulties of the real economy have not passed. This round of property market is by no means a wealth spillover effect of the real economy. The real reason is precisely that many real economy practitioners lose confidence in future development. After this loss of confidence, they chose to quit and retreat to the investment field that they thought was relatively safest. The most representative is real estate.
We are now discussing the two possibilities of inflation and deflation, and we are also debating the influence of inflation and deflation on the economic trend in the second half of the year. In fact, these two results are not too terrible. In particular, if inflation really appears moderately, it will be a good thing for us to cope with the global financial crisis. It is also based on this judgment that many economists regard this round of housing price rise as a harbinger of inflation. In fact, real estate is not just a consumer product. This is also an asset. In recent months, the prices of various assets have been rising, not only real estate, but also gold, stocks and oil. But at the same time, our CPI and PPI are declining, which sends us a message: there may be a third judgment that is neither inflation nor deflation. This phenomenon is called stagflation, which is a very difficult economic deadlock. The root cause of its appearance comes from. When the economy is really bad, asset prices will also rise. Just like a businessman going to the store to buy gold, there may be two reasons: one is to really make money, and the other is to deal with the war. So when we say the same phenomenon, it doesn't mean that it must be based on the same reason-gold always shines, but it is not necessarily gold that shines!