1. Electronic products: With the continuous updating of technology, smart phones, notebook computers, tablet computers and other electronic products. It will soon be out of date. Their prices will also fall.
2. New cars: New cars tend to depreciate sharply after leaving the factory. According to statistics, the value of a new car in the first two years is usually only about 60% to 70% of that at the time of purchase.
3. Fashion goods: The value of fashion goods such as fashion, shoes and handbags usually drops rapidly with the change of fashion trends.
4. Furniture: Furniture will depreciate with time and wear, especially those that are not durable or fashionable.
5. Jewelry: Unless it is made of rare or precious stones, jewelry usually depreciates because of outdated design.
The above are some common items that depreciate rapidly, but not all items will depreciate. For example, works of art, collectibles and valuable antiques are likely to preserve or even appreciate, depending on market supply and demand and consumer preferences.