The financialization of goods tends to happen when there is abundant social capital in an underdeveloped financial marketUnder this background,some owners of capital would invest or speculate in the goods market instead of the financial marketThe logic of goods financialization can be described as the following: The scale effect of the cost of circulation causes the agglomeration of capital in the circulation sectorThis would lead to the increase of dealers' bargaining power as well as the prices of goodsOn this basis,the more available such value as cultural value of goods that is difficult to be accurately priced become,the more possibly the financialization of this goods will happenIn an underdeveloped financial market,the surplus of capital from private sector can also prompt the occurrence of such financializationThe demand of asset allocation for the purpose of value preservation or preventing value from losing in inflation by investing certain goods and the demand for investment and speculation in anticipating the rise of goods prices may cause the actual rise of its pricesThe rise of goods price and the increase of trade may accelerate the flow of goods, and,consequently,this will lead to more speculation and bigger chance of financializing this goods