How should we view orchid speculation? Moderate speculation is not a bad thing, but excessive speculation is extremely harmful.

The Chinese say that investing in stocks is "stir-frying stocks," and investing in real estate is "stir-frying property." Even an outstanding woman like "Sister Feng" needs some hype to multiply her value, so does our orchid industry also need speculation? Exactly what are the common hype tactics? Many people, upon hearing the word "speculation," immediately think of it as something negative and label it a derogatory term, but this is not the case. Speculation also has a positive significance for the orchid market.

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Moderate speculation is not a bad thing either

Speculation generally uses exaggerated methods to promote something, using rather exaggerated techniques to attract attention, and using livelihood issues like buying a car or a house to draw more eyes, and in fact it does achieve this goal. Only when more people pay attention to the orchid world and more varieties catch the eye of the general public can more capital be attracted in from the private sector. Of course, there are many ways to attract capital, and speculation is just one of them. But more speculation will cause a certain degree of harm to the order of the orchid market.

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Excessive speculation is extremely harmful

In the orchid market of previous years, the phenomenon of speculation never diminished, and behind the changes in price curves there was always the shadow of hot money pouring in. Those new varieties are usually the targets of hot money speculation. Merchants with capital usually create a shortage of a variety in the short term through buying it up, thereby driving up its value. After the price is driven up, the merchants will wait for an opportunity to withdraw their hot money, then dump their goods to profit from it. Although the phenomenon of speculation has always existed, if merchants intervene, the speculative atmosphere becomes even thicker. We have seen the harm of speculation, but how can we avoid speculation so that our orchid investments can avoid excessive losses? You must learn to see clearly which are the merchants' speculative tactics, and rationally judge prices through the knowledge you have learned. Here I also call on those who speculate not to speculate excessively, so that the orchid market can have healthy development.

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