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Welcome to another episode of “global pandemic affects everything”.
My Crowdlending income is still heavily affected by the 3 month grace period given to the borrowers by some of the platforms. May was the last month of grace so it’ll be exciting to see if we return to normal values from next month.
While Crowdlending has been somewhat uneventful, the stock markets have been on steroids.
Let’s see how my portfolio was affected in May:
Welcome to another episode of “global pandemic affects everything”.
This month I’ll make the Crowdlending part short and sweet. When societies open up again, we’ll see how much damage the sector has taken. I’m still hopeful and keep reinvesting for the most part.
Grace periods given by P2B platforms sets their marks on this month’s earnings. Let’s have a look.
Continue reading “Portfolio update April 2020”
We’re living in a historic moment. The world has collectively decided to put the ecomony to a standstill, to potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives.
The question is how long we’ll be able to sustain the lockdown. How many companies will have to go out of business before we start to see riots on the streets? Continue reading “Portfolio update March 2020”
This is my first portfolio update written from southern Europe. Yes, we have officially moved to Portugal.
Selling most of our stuff including 2 cars have freed up a good amount of money, which is waiting to be invested. Maybe it’s time to put some into the stock market?
If you’re interested in more details about our journey, I’m working on a post-series called “Moving to Portugal for Financial Freedom”. Part 1 will be out soon 🙂
So how did my portfolio perform in February? I’m glad you asked, I prepared a nice overview for you. Continue reading “Portfolio update February 2020”
First month of 2020 has passed and it’s time for another update.
January was a hetic month.
(We are only bringing 2 x 20 kg suitcases and 4 x handluggage on the plane to Portugal, thus, we need to get rid of almost everything we own.)
And if that wasn’t enough…