Financial independence, but in pricey London
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FIRE v London
It seems reasonable to think that this is the worst market crash in history. Stock markets are a relatively well-documented phenomenon since their invention only a couple of dozen generations ago, and the data seem clear.
And I was there.
I’ve been actively following this crash every day the markets traded. And I’ve been trading too. Ouch. This post is deliberately something of an ermine-esque ‘reflections from the front’, recording some of my thinking/recollections, as they occur to me and while they are fresh.
I remember reading about the Coronavirus in January. I was travelling through Hong Kong myself that month. The virus hadn’t reached HK; it was a story in the business pages about China.
Continue reading “The worst crash in history: the view from the front seat”Fascinating month, emotionally, financially, physically, psychologically.
From a blogging point of view I am doing my best to maintain, to some extent, my trading diary. For anybody curious about my world at the moment, the www.firevlondon.com/diary is the best insight I can give you, for now.
FIRE v London 