There is a very classic saying in the investment market, which is “Standing on the wind, even a pig can fly into the sky.” The editor used to think this was an exaggeration, but I never expected that pigs now really “go to heaven”.
Recently, the price of pork has been rising, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs announced on the 3rd The monitoring weekly report shows that from August 26 to August 30, the average weekly price of pork in North China was 34.16 yuan per kilogram, a month-on-month increase of 9.8% and a year-on-year increase of 88.0%. The editor saw pork worth more than 35 yuan/jin in the market. While feeling sorry for his wallet, he couldn’t help but think of the textile market last year.
Not afraid of opponents who are like gods, but hope to be “like pigs” “Teammates
Why are pigs so expensive this year? To put it simply, due to policy and profit reasons, many small and medium-sized farmers have withdrawn from the market, resulting in a significant reduction in pig production. This, coupled with the unexpected impact of the African swine fever epidemic, has ultimately resulted in a serious shortage of pork supply in the market. .
For textile people, does this situation look familiar? Due to the renovation of water-jet looms, the production capacity of small and medium-sized workshops was quickly withdrawn, resulting in a serious shortage of conventional product supply in the first half of last year. Coupled with the improvement of domestic sales in the textile market, the more “bad street” fabrics on the market became harder to buy, to the point of “one Cloth is hard to come by”.
It is also due to the withdrawal of small and medium-sized production capacity that the supply exceeds demand, and the price is also rising to the sky. In the words of Xiao Shenyang, it is simply the same thing.
The current textile market is bleak. Textile people often think back to last year’s The market has been booming for half a year, and I can’t help but feel sad. I wish there were a group of “pig teammates” in the current market who can rise to the sky but don’t have to worry about selling. However, the past has passed after all, and you can’t bring it back no matter how much you think about it. What matters now is what kind of experience you can gain from what has passed.
The pig hit the tree, but I hit the pig On!
“There was once a hot market in front of me, but I didn’t cherish it. I only regretted it when I lost it. The most painful thing in the world is So. If God can give me another chance, I will say three words to that quotation: It’s awesome! If I have to add a time limit to this quotation, I hope it is… ten thousand years!
Food, clothing, housing and transportation are the four basic needs of human beings, among which “clothing” and “food” are placed first Both of them have the same principles.
Markets all have cycles, and of course they cannot really last for ten thousand years. How long can the hot market last? What will happen to the market after the market trend ultimately depends on how everyone operates during this wave of market conditions.
For example, after the production capacity of water-jet looms was withdrawn, some companies desperately expanded and expanded production in peripheral areas. Now the production capacity is out of control, and many fabrics are simply produced. No one wants it, and even capital preservation has become a problem. Today’s weaving companies no longer have the ambitions they had when they expanded production. Instead, they only think about how to maintain production and survive every day.
When a wave of market conditions comes, for the textile boss, it is like a big fat pig in front of him crashed into a tree, and gold is everywhere. But the more this happens, the more textile people must keep a clear mind and not blindly follow the trend. , otherwise once overcapacity occurs, the pig will indeed hit the tree, but you will still hit the pig. In the end, when the market wave passes, not only will you not make any money, but your life will become more difficult.
Where is the next “fat pig”?
For textile companies, there is no shortage of “pig” in the market. What is lacking is the eyes to find the “pig” and the ability to catch the “pig”.
Take the recent market conditions as an example. Conventional products are in a slump, but on the other hand, elastic fabrics areFabrics such as four-way elastic and T400 seem to have ushered in spring. They seem to be completely unaffected by the market downturn. There are many orders and smooth shipments, just like “a big fat pig”.
But we must also note that when conventional fabrics are in a downturn and elastic fabrics are hot, everyone is profit-seeking, and the production capacity of elastic fabrics in the textile market is bound to increase significantly. “It will also quickly eat up the market, leaving only a few skinny bones. (ps: But the pork ribs are delicious whether they are stewed in soup, braised in braised sauce, or sweet and sour)
It is foreseeable that in the future, before the new water-jet loom production capacity is fully digested, the “pig flying to the sky” market situation like last year will basically not occur.
In contrast, differentiated products are like “little piglets” that everyone is feeding carefully. When a trend comes in the market, it will bring about a wave of market conditions. If a fabric becomes popular, a certain “little piglet” will grow up quickly inadvertently, and then everyone will “sharpen the knife to become a fat pig” together, and finally return to dullness, waiting for the next round of market conditions to arrive.
For textile companies, in addition to the cliché of improving their own production efficiency In addition, what is currently needed is to deepen the cultivation of a certain specialty product while increasing its own level of producing other types of differentiated products and improving its new product development capabilities.
Only in this way can we not only ensure our core competitiveness in the future competition in the textile market, but also be able to seize the opportunity when it comes. </p
