@VClouette the more you ask of the market the less you get, I became profitable the moment I stopped calculating profits and started going for more risk but less RR
@elnhapo@2suns2moons brother you are criticizing what Asuncion and most of Paraguay is known for, I've worked with Essap, there are literally 3 people in charge of the sewage for most of the country, Santa Cruz sure I agree, not the best roads
@elnhapo@2suns2moons Encarnacion es hermoso, pero son 100.000 habitantes, se siente mas como un pueblito, Santa Cruz tiene 2.4 millones, una ciudad llena de vida y actividades.
Llegamos a equilibrio junto con expectativas de que la #FED siga con la suba de tasas, se podrian ir desarmando ciertas posiciones en guaranies #usdpyg
@2suns2moons and it about to get worse, with the dollar going from 8.100to 5.800gs , I havent seen imported goods going down, if the FED keeps raising rates guarani will start devaluating again and everything will start going up.
Santa Cruz is still affordable,u can rent a 2 bedroom for 200us
@graemelamperson I live in both places and love them, a few things:
-I feel Paraguayans dont seem to like hang out and work with foreigners that much, Bolivians love to.
-its hard to walk and cross the streets in Asu, drivers dont give a f
-its hard to get used to the political instability in BO
@hispanicnomad Its not the new Paraguay but it has incredible potential now with the change in goverment, agriculture, mining, hydrocarbon industries on the rise, a lot of prepared professionals, reforms in tax, investment coming and an anti-blockade law
@geo_rfc7@hispanicnomad@jradoss en Paraguay se te corta la luz 2 veces al dia y directamente no tenes alcantarillado, un pueblito escondido de Bolivia tiene mejor calles, red electrica estable, red alcantarillado que funciona
@tuiterochukuta es increΓble, vamos a ver octubre tranquilito sin Mariaca, la CSTUBC dice que desliga de los evistas y no marcharΓ‘n, la COB ni pio, los Tupac nadaβ¦.