Half September Update. September always feels like a new beginning.
After a long summer, myfamily is back in the usual rhythm — two kids, school, activities, homework, sports, and a calendar that suddenly fills up again. 😄
And somehow, it reminds me of investing.
Building something meaningful takes... Show More
August Update ☀️
I spent most of August on vacation, enjoying time with my family and friends.
And it reminded me of one of the reasons why I alwo started investing.
While I was taking a break, my money wasn’t.
I wasn’t watching the markets every day or reacting to every headline. My investments... Show More
July 2026 Update 📈
July was another month that tested patience.
Geopolitical tensions, renewed pressure on energy prices, tariff uncertainty and questions around interest rates created plenty of volatility. At the same time, we continued to see the strength of the AI investment cycle and some very... Show More
June 2026 Update: Staying the Course 📉💼**
Hey everyone,
June is wrapping up, and as you can see on the dashboard, we are closing the month down about -5%**.
I know nobody likes seeing red on their screen, but let’s take a step back and look at the bigger picture. In a world full of market noise and... Show More
May was another reminder that investing is as much about psychology as it is about numbers.
Markets continued reacting to geopolitical uncertainty, macro concerns, and rapidly changing sentiment. Some days optimism returned quickly, other days fear dominated headlines again.
Despite the volatility, the... Show More
April is a strong reminder of why patience and discipline matter.
Last weeks brought volatility driven by geopolitical tensions, and we saw several red days across the markets. Despite that, the portfolio stayed resilient — and previous days we reached a new all-time high.
At the same time, a key milestone... Show More
March reminded us how quickly the world can change.
Geopolitical tensions, especially the escalation between Iran, Israel, and the US, are adding uncertainty to global markets and pushing volatility higher.
In moments like this, it’s easy to react emotionally. But this is exactly where discipline... Show More
This month reminded us once again that markets don’t move in straight lines.
We’re seeing volatility and pullbacks across sectors. Headlines are loud, sentiment is fragile, and short-term emotions are driving many decisions. That’s normal. It’s part of investing.
But here’s the important perspective:... Show More
January 2026 reminded all of us how unpredictable markets can be. Between geopolitical tensions, uncertain interest rate outlooks, and mixed earnings reports, volatility has once again returned to the center stage. Many see this as a reason to step back — I see it as the perfect time to lean in.
Embracing... Show More
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