Have you noticed? Those things that were once hyped up are now plummeting sharply. Porsche's profits have plummeted by 99%, Zhen Zhu Huang's price has dropped from a sky-high 1600 yuan to 600, and houses have been cut in half.

The most surreal thing is that the Moutai app recently listed Moutai at 1499 yuan per bottle. Everyone can buy 12 bottles a day, enough for two whole boxes. My first reaction was that it was two bottles, but it turned out to be 12 bottles—truly incredible.

This immediately reminded me of the past when I bought my first house. Back then, there were all kinds of restrictions—purchase limits, local household registration, social security years, thresholds piling up. When the policies finally relaxed, I rushed into the sales office like crazy and bought my first house. At that moment, I felt like a hero, thinking I had made a huge profit.

But what happened next? The tragedy was just beginning. The value kept falling, and now it’s been cut in half. From the once dream of investment to the current feeling of heavy losses, the turnaround was too quick. Instead of watching the housing market shrink further, it’s better to analyze what these market signals really mean behind the scenes.