I must confess: this is not the best time to begin a new chapter. In fact, I am terribly exhausted. I haven’t been able to find some relaxing times and I am building my new work routine for the coming fall. But there will never be a better time than now. Much time had already been lost and plenty of work is ahead, plenty of reward is to gain, so that all of this makes me unable to wait.
This is nonetheless a new chapter. Which means that the story had already begun. It is the story of my first wrecked ship, the one of the Q-Bitrate business, a blog about finance that met a tragic ending, alongside a mortal illness that I have been suffering for the last three years.
Happy times, perhaps? I’m not quite sure. I know I am safe now. I know that I’ve been doing the same work I had done for Q-Bitrate, except not being paid. The market analysis that I have kept on doing didn’t bring me the tiniest penny, but it moved me to better positions. Some of which are arguably very good.
I had been previously appointed for an unpaid internship for a national cybsersecurity firm. Not quite my place. Cash flows – and abundant ones, too – that’s whay my work consists of.
In the meantime, I have been encouraged to invest my own money, since I had written plenty of correct previsions, some of which quite detailed. Therefore, here I am. I am not unhappy because there’s a lot of work ahead. I am only bothered because there is a lot that I will be taking from my previous wrecked ship, from which I will not be able to avoid catching some feelings.
Am I happy for this fresh new start? Well, to be honest, I am only happy to be back to business. I love my job and I love market analysis. Also, I have a radically financial view of politics. Not only in the macroeconomic sense, but also in the stock exchanges sense. I have been absorbed by finance. It is the right thing to cherish this obsession.
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