The following charts don't illustrate a stock movement but my portfolio since 2024.
- Investing $10.000 in January 2024 would have been $15.513 today. (+55,13% or 22% CAGR over 2.5 years)
- Investing $10.000 in January 2025 would have been $13.325 today. (+33,25% or 22,16% CAGR over 1.5 years)
- Investing $10.000 in January 2026 would have been $10.728 today. (+7,28%)
The following charts don't illustrate a stock movement but my portfolio since 2024.
- Investing $10.000 in January 2024 would have been $15.513 today. (+55,13% or 22% CAGR over 2.5 years)
- Investing $10.000 in January 2025 would have been $13.325 today. (+33,25% or 22,16% CAGR over 1.5 years)
- Investing $10.000 in January 2026 would have been $10.728 today. (+7,28%)
@CatfishBilly888@DeItaone It's far more complicated than this. Much of the conflict in the Middle East stems from the arbitrary borders drawn by Britain and France post-WWI. They messed up.
While major EU economies drown in debt, Greece is pulling off an economic miracle that a few years ago was hard to imagine.
Debt-to-GDP is projected to drop 76 points by 2031, and current surpluses are 3x higher than targets.
With growth beating the Eurozone average by 50%, the Greek Renaissance is a data-driven reality.
Rating upgrades, beaten surplus targets, outperforming Eurozone growth, and falling spreads.
Greece is gaining more and more international attention lately and it's not the bubble of 00'.