Couple of weeks ago Bondora posted on their blog the company 2019 results. As far as I know, it was the first time they disclosed G&G historic return and my mind started to spin. I opened my account with them Read more…
Before joining my current company I worked a couple of years for a cruise liner. When I started, my boss explained to me how great of a business it was. Demand for cruises was steadily increasing every year and was Read more…
I was thinking about the pros (or not) of having p2p investments in my portfolio during the recent stock market downturn and recovery, in the end they performed as truly alternatives: meaning it is really hard to say how they Read more…
Is he? And if he really is, should we care? Let’s start from the beginning: if you do not know Scott, google him, so you will be up to speed. Full disclosure: I like him and I read all his Read more…
After my daughter was born my life changed in my ways, one of which is that I started to hang out (when COVID-19 allows) almost exclusively with other first time parents. It happened seamlessly, like when you are a teen Read more…
I am not in love with my job but I like it. I do not wake up every Monday morning with a smile on my face but I think that 70% of what I do is at least interesting. My Read more…
Daytrading “The truth is found when men are free to pursue it.” – FDR Retail traders are likely finding that the truth of trading is hard, now that they’re free to pursue it. And pursue it they have, setting activity Read more…
I decided to invest in P2P platforms for the risk adjusted returns but also for a pure passive income cashflow: after the auto-lending set up, I dedicate few minutes per month to each investment pot. I think my (spare) time Read more…
This is week I saw the price of oil going negative…and it was not the most incredible thing I watched. There is this new doc on Netflix called The Last Dance (from now on TLD), which you probably saw if Read more…
Prof Scott Galloway says: The definition of “rich” is having passive income greater than your burn. My dad and his wife receive about $50,000 a year from dividends, pension, and Social Security, and spend $40,000 a year. They are rich. Read more…