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About me

Dear reader,


Here below I share some basic information about myself. I am a FIRE investment coach. I have been investing myself since 2006. I am a lawyer and an enterprener in my late 30s. I am focused on providing for my family and on building my retirement portfolio.

When did I start investing?

I started investing since 2006 after reading a book written by Robert Kyosaki. I understood that it is important to learn how cashflow works and since then I have always wanted to put my money to work for me. I have also started "paying myself first" by putting some money aside at the beggining of every month. I have also tested the Japanese house wife's saving technique ( KAKEBO) and I have learned that even a person who is heavy in debt with big household expenses can save some money aside.

What did I invest in over time?

I have tried many things such as: 

1. bonds (both Tbonds and as well as corporate bonds) 
2. stocks on the following markets:

  • US,
  • Chinese,
  • Japanese,
  • European (Austria, Australia, Germany, Italy, UK, The Netherlands, Poland )
3. currencies,
4. commodities ( gold, silver, palladium, platinum, CO2 certificates, coffee)
5. ETFs,
6. Investment funds
7. Options,
8. CFDs

I have also done some alternative protfolio investments in the following:

  1.  numismatic and collective coins,
  2.  En Primer wines,
  3. Crypto ( Bitcoin, Etherium and smaller top 100 and top 500 altcoins),
  4.  NFT's.
Over the long period I have had many mistakes and I have leaned from them. I am happy to share my thoughts with you so that you do not do the same mistakes and this way you will prevent from loosing your hard earned money. I am going to do what I can to keep things simple to understand for a 10 year old because investing is not rocket science and it works best when it is made as simple as possible.
The type of investing I reccomend is slow but steady growth and with the proper mindset you will become a millionare even if you set aside small amounts of capital but it might take 10 up to even 30 years.

To those who want to make a million within days or months all I can say is that this blog is not for you. For your information, I have tried x20 leverage CDF and crypto currency futures and more I have lost a lot of my capital and I highly reccoment to not treat investing as gambling.


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