The consequence of not studying logic is that most people are like diodes. Recently, "Youth" has become popular, and the Bilibili commentary denies the current situation, wanting to return to the past and receiving many responses. With the economy declining, many people are feeling sad, and many believe that returning to that era would be better. A typical diode, dissatisfied with the status quo, believes that the opposing side must be good; the black-and-white dialectics harm people. To be honest, no matter how bad the current situation is, at least there is no worry about food and clothing. In that era, even eating and drinking were significant problems. As someone born in the 90s, it was hard to have a meat meal as a child, probably once a month, and new clothes were only available during the New Year. Every winter, the clothing was thin, and my hands and feet would freeze and crack. This was still the life about 20 years after the reform and opening up. The living standards compared to the 60s and 70s had already improved significantly, yet life was still so hard. One can imagine how tough that era was. If you still can't understand, go ask the elderly how their lives were back then. Don't be swayed by online narratives; the experience of not being able to eat enough or stay warm is far worse than what we face now by a hundred times.
If you had 1 million 10 years ago and bought different assets, do you know how much they are worth now? If you bought NVIDIA stocks and held them until now, it would be 220 million. Tesla: 24 million Apple: 11 million Moutai stocks: 9 million Nasdaq index: 5 million Bitcoin: 230 million Gold: 3.5 million Real estate in first-tier cities: 2 million Government bonds: 1.3 million saved Bank: 1.3 million CSI 300 index: 1.2 million Real estate in third and fourth-tier cities: 1 million Steel stocks: 800,000 to 1 million If you invested in P2P 10 years ago, your wealth would be 0. (Source: Zepin Macro Team) #美联储重启降息步伐
In 1978, China began its reform and opening-up. In 1988, Eastern Europe began to undergo dramatic changes, and socialist countries started to disintegrate. In 1998, the Asian financial crisis occurred. In 2008, the global financial crisis happened. In 2018, China's real estate and private enterprise economy reached its peak, Every time when it is 8, there must be a great change. What great change will happen in 2028? #美股2026预测
Shanghai's Housing Prices in the Last 10 Years 2014: Average price 37,659 yuan/square meter 2015: Average price 45,384 yuan/square meter 2016: Average price 50,590 yuan/square meter 2017: Average price 50,487 yuan/square meter 2018: Average price 52,158 yuan/square meter 2019: Average price 55,861 yuan/square meter 2020: Average price 56,097 yuan/square meter 2021: Average price 55,603 yuan/square meter 2022: Average price 63,931 yuan/square meter 2023: Average price 66,707 yuan/square meter 2024: Average price 58,208 yuan/square meter 2025: Average price from January to September 53,414 yuan/square meter
Many people like to play counterfeit, when asked to buy BTC they are unwilling to buy, so I recommend a sector that will definitely rise next year, as next year is the World Cup, fan tokens will definitely rise. #加密市场观察
Will the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut and Japan's interest rate hike occur simultaneously in December, one going up and the other going down?#美联储重启降息步伐
When prices rise, there are all favorable factors; when they fall, there are all unfavorable factors. This is very normal. Recently, it seems that the cryptocurrency market is about to collapse, and we can only start over. At this time, you should go against the trend. Having a villa by the sea is not a dream.😁😁😁#加密市场回调
Ask a question, one does not want to have children, and the other really likes having children. Which one do you think should have children? Which one truly loves children? #加密市场观察
In recent days, there have been fires in Hong Kong, and people from all walks of life have been donating money and goods, as if we were back in previous years. In recent years, there have also been some disasters in the mainland, and it is rare to see everyone donating on a large scale. The core reason is that when help is not needed, people complain, and when help is needed, others will not assist you.
During the same pandemic, after a brief period of control, Europe and the United States opened up, and the economy was basically unaffected. China implemented strict control for three years, resulting in a severe blow to the economy. Since then, social job positions have drastically decreased, while the number of people taking civil service exams has skyrocketed. Sigh!!
Recently, I've been looking at Japan's lost 30 years and suddenly realized that the phenomena in India all match up. Currently, India has entered the fifth year of its lost 30 years, and there are still 25 years left. If I endure, it will pass. When I'm 60 years old, I will see that thriving society again.