For a little over 4 years now, we have been reporting
our DIY Portfolio progress every 12
weeks or so. And despite the fact the entire process was quite fulfilling by
keeping us accountable and fueling our reflection, enjoy these reports while
they last because they might stop coming sooner than you might expect. In fact,
we have been thinking a lot lately about our blogging career and are at least considering
an extended break.
So, if you can’t live without these reports or any
other part of our blog, show us some love!
Because the cold hard facts are that we simply may not have the will to continue on our own.
Because the cold hard facts are that we simply may not have the will to continue on our own.
Let’s proceed for now. Hopefully not one last time…
You can access earlier portfolio updates here:
In the last few months,
many signs have been pointing in the direction of a recession. The
blow-in-our-faces economical alarms seem to be ticking louder and more often.
We can be worried that some of our leaders (I can at least think of one in
particular) won’t be able to effectively handle potentially fast approaching
crisis. Could the next major recession be also environmentally driven? In many
ways, this could be remarkably painful.
We still have a strong
belief in the long-term perspective of stocks and won’t bother too much about
short-term gyrations. We can only focus on putting measures in place to profit
from amazing opportunities colossal market noise may provide.
