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Wouldn't every Northern Italian say that? Bari and Catania are not too bad. Of course you are going to be ripped off, it's like that everywhere in the world where you are from a country that's richer esp. when they know you have money and especially when you flaunt it. And if you're American...

The Montenegro trade has been quite well-known now for a couple of years. Property prices might very well increase... but this is large dependent on regulatory stability. Just vacationers won't pump the price enough. You need people moving there and living there and an absence of property taxes...

Google Pixel with GrapheneOS and everything over Tor is as pretty good with Briar, Cwtch or Tox (vulnerable) as communication apps. Many many many extra things you can do to make it more "secure" and "untraceable" as far as those things exist.

Then use: 1. archive.is 2. Install this extension into your browsergithub.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome Thank me later.

It's about the misleading statements they made and the *intent* to defraud. Which you kind of show when you celebrate it like he did. When you launch an NFT like this it's all good until you start making statements that you know are untrue to draw people in and pump the price.

The Canaries have very low CoL due to being VAT-exempt while offering nice amounts of sun and properties.

An 3/4 bedroom villa with pool and garden in a tax haven for 500 / 600K EUR.

Yes, I've lived in NL. For NL the company selling strategy is from very recent advice from this year so it's still up-to-date. Compared to Puerto Rico, Malta, Andorra and The Netherlands property is quite cheap in Cyprus from what I've seen. Especially since the Russians left.

And it goes way further, if you have the money and connections to work with the government there, you can do anything you want basically. It's a surveillance state with poor checks and balances. Everything is for sale.

Dubai and privacy is an oxymoron.

If you are eventually able to sell your company you can pay almost zero taxes by some trickery, so that's always the best way in NL. It's a nice country but mismanaged as of late. I expect tax rates to only go up there, esp. for sub-150K type businesses but who knows, Europe is full of surprises...

An EMI named after a ransomware strain is always hard to trust with your savings. Look into Papaya Ltd. and the recent AML complaint.

May we talk in private? I have access to some premiere legal funds but would love to hear a view from somebody outside my circle.

If anyone has experience with Gibraltar for a crypto cat. 3 company I would be very interested. Also please share your experience in terms of lifestyle and livability. I am considering acquiring residency there instead of Andorra combined with a decent apartment, given that Gibraltar offers...

Bulls make money, bears make money but pigs, pigs get slaughtered.

Given your conviction, I would have expected more directional plays towards that happening. You are very concentrated in US-related products in your portfolio. The gov. bonds you own are... from the US. I will not delve deeper but if I will I am sure I will find that your investment strategy is...

It is near-identical to the S&P 500 so it's a nice index to own. Not sure what the edge is over SPY though. The US, to me, is still the greatest market to own stocks in, as it is the most capitalistic country on earth with the richest consumers who are brainwashed from birth into consumption...

That does not really matter if the real returns are a lot lower (which they are for that example). But during more bullish times the fund might be a true cash-cow certainly. Maybe it is part of your tax strategy, but you are essentially taking on a lot of risk for a couple % above the risk-free...

What is it you try to do then, if I may ask? I feel your allocation would benefit from your own fixed-income purchases and no concentration in small-caps (small-caps are known to underperform). There is also a very high amount of fixed-income ETFs that have a +1% expense ratio which is...

Basically if a Great Recession type of event would happen again you would be in major trouble. And 8% returns is really quite terrible for a year where the SPY returned +20%. To add to this, this strat returns less dividend than Altria. All the stuff you have in junk bonds is better of in a bet...