It is rumored that after May Day, the purchase restrictions will be completely lifted.
I say with certainty: the purchase limit will become a thing of the past.
Rich people want to spend money and don't let it be spent.
People who have no money and can't afford to buy it, so they are encouraged to take out a loan to buy it.
Anyone intuitively feels that there is something wrong with this logic.
I can't understand it either.
Why: The rally should be suppressed. Falling, but not limited to selling?
It stands to reason that since it is possible to restrict purchases.
Then, it is also possible to restrict the sale.
The recent vertical range of house prices is staggering.
Folk jokes: Secrets are not mourned.
It's very vivid.
In some locations, the price is down 50%.
In some locations, the price is down 30%.
Why not be ruthless and limit selling?
The Ponzi law of tulips can't be artificially interfered with.
A stock, rising continuously, actually wants to send a letter.
A house price has risen continuously, and it is actually necessary to limit the purchase.
Let those who can take risks, take risks.
Let the market decide the winner.
This is the way to go.