No, not like that: Evergrande is in the first group here, fruitlessly producing something of no real value, as there is too much of it. The second group are t

No, not like that: Evergrande is in the first group here, fruitlessly producing something of no real value, as there is too much of it. The second group are those who invested in Evergrande itself, or the housing it built. It sucks for everyone. It sucks for Evergrande, as sooner or later it had to go bankrupt. It sucks for those who invested in the housing, as it's clear that if they actually tried to sell or rent out the housing they would end up with some paltry sum. It sucks for those who invested in Evergrande, as they're going to lose money. It suck ls for those who can't afford a place to live because of the inflated prices. I think there are really no winners here. No middlemen filling their pockets. It was a loss for everyone.