Wenzhou Investor Sells Real Estate Fried Stamps

The cold days of consecutive days can't stop the public’s enthusiasm for finding investment directions in the postal market. Shanghai Lugong Stamp Trading Market, one of the largest postal markets in the country, is very loud and lively every day. The faces of postal traders can not conceal their smiles. "This hot scene can only be compared with the peak of 1997."

Wenzhou sells fried stamps

The reporter recently visited Lugong Post City and saw that in addition to stamp collectors, stamps are more of an investor. They took a lot of money and bought a full-page version and a whole set of tens of thousands of yuan and even hundreds of thousands of yuan. They didn't blink. Wenzhou businessman Mr. Zhao admitted frankly that he had once been a “real estate speculator,” but now the real estate control policies are followed one after another, and the purchase restriction order is followed by the real estate tax. Therefore, they are not optimistic about the real estate prospects. Last year, the Gubei 3 property sales were sold and the funds were transferred. To the postal market. “Compared with real estate speculation, fried mung beans, fried apples, and fried garlic, fried stamps have little impact on ordinary people's lives and should not be hit by national policies.” Mr. Zhao is confident.

In Lugong Post Market, investors were full of confidence and the postal merchants felt that “the good show was still behind” because the stamps in their hands generally had three to four times more gains. Like the Mei Lanfang Stamp Sheetlet (Drunken Masterpiece), published in 1962, in April and May 2009, the price was about 53,000 yuan, and it has now risen to more than 100,000 yuan. "A year or so has risen so fast. Do you think that real estate, stocks, and even gold can have such an advantage?" Mr. Zhou, a postal merchant, judged that more money will flow into Lugong Post City in the future.

The deputy general manager of Lugong Post Office Wang said that in the past, only a few hundred people visited Lugong Post City every day. Now it has risen to two or three thousand, and the total number of postal merchants has also reached more than 500 households.

Many postal merchants reluctant to sell

In Lugong Post, there are two stories. One story is: There is a woman who settled in Europe. When she saw the booming domestic mail market and the soaring price of stamps, she planned to sell her lady-stamped stamps and lotus stamps. She flew to Shanghai on a special leave and was ready to sell stamps in the Lugong Post Market. After all, there was a 50% increase. After a round of laps, I changed my mind: instead of selling, I bought a small stamp worth hundreds of thousands of yuan. She feels that she is now "being bargain-hunting" and will be profitable in the future.

Another story is: In a stamp shop, young people choose good stamps to talk about the price with the postal merchants, the postal merchants are willing to spend 2 yuan cheaper on the basis of the total price of 257 yuan, while young people insist on the cheaper 7 yuan, because he bought 150 sets in one breath. After the talks, the postal merchants took the stamps back to the mail book. When the young people were willing to pay the original price of 257 yuan, the boss was reluctant to sell them. "Now is a bull market. As long as the product is in good condition, it won't be sold for the time being. It will rise again next month."

In Lugong Post Market, many postal merchants are reluctant to sell. With regard to the skyrocketing stamps, Lu Gong market managers clearly opposed the hype. “Impression is a good thing, but crazy hype is not right. This is not conducive to the healthy development of the entire stamp market. Because hot money comes quickly, it rushes quickly, and the rapid inflow and withdrawal of funds will drag the entire stamp market.”