My third month of trading options In June I received $955 in premiums from trading options. That’s more than what I made last month. Yay. 😀 Here are some key points from my options trades this month. I sold 13 options, 11 Puts and 2 Calls. I rolled my first call option. (highlighted below, CNQ) My total trading… Read More »
Saying farewell to my old scooter In 2017 I purchased a used scooter for $1,200. It was cheap to run and I thought I could use it to get dates. 😎 It probably worked, because now I’m married. 🙂 Since I live in the suburbs and no longer need a second vehicle, I sold my scooter earlier this… Read More »
Having a good credit score can mean the difference between getting a home loan or buying the vehicle you need for work. The international credit union works on very specific criteria and many people don’t know that there are very easy ways to improve their credit score without much effort. It can take a long time to build… Read More »
The new face of wealth Move over Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. There’s a new top dog in down. And his name is Bernard. 🙂 With an estimated net worth of $193 billion, the LVMH chief has been recently crowned by Forbes as the wealthiest person in the world. Bernard Jean Étienne Arnault is a 72 year old… Read More »
How negative real rates distort everything Normally a mortgage is a liability. And bonds are a low risk, low return asset. However when real interest rates are negative you can throw these conventional concepts out the window. The graph below shows the difference between a government bond yield and inflation (CPI.) The economy experiences negative real rates when… Read More »