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I wanted to start this article with something positive and special, and it didn’t take me long to find what I was looking for. If you stayed (or spent most of your time) at home last week, and clapped for a minute on 26th March at 8 pm to show your love and appreciation for the NHS, take a bow.
Let’s start!
Continue reading “Week 13: Hold tight and the ride will be over soon… I hope”
It was another very upsetting and stressful week. The number of deaths is rising at an alarming rate in Italy, Spain, and other European countries. This week, the total deaths in Italy exceeded those in China, and the bad news is that deaths are rising faster in the UK than Italy. It is normal to panic, but panic buying is making the situation worse. Supermarket shelves are empty; from toilet roll to bread. It is a particularly stressful time for the elderly and vulnerable people when the government is asking everyone to go into self-isolation for an indefinite time, and there is nothing left to buy in the shops.
Continue reading “Week 12: Stay home, stop panic buying and have some empathy”
Coronavirus is everywhere. It has almost spread to every country, and has captured almost every headline – there is not much else to talk about right now. It has turned the whole world into a Zombieland. Governments, starting from the Italian government, are closing their borders, banning large gatherings, closing shops, schools, and cancelling sports tournaments to stop the spread of the virus. Meanwhile, every single stock index has been dropping and reached the lowest in decades in the last week.
I left Virgin Media for Sky to save £720, even though Virgin Media paid me £224 to settle a complaint. Why and how did I do it?
I have been a Virgin Media customer for over seven years. My flatmates and I are all heavy broadband users, So we really loved VM’s fibre-optic broadband, and we stayed with the company despite the bill going up on a yearly basis.
In the last two weeks, I traveled home to my native country Bangladesh to spend time with my family. I spent the whole time in Dhaka. My sister, who is a dentist in Australia, was also visiting, along with her husband. Over the duration of my stay, I met many of my relatives, friends and some local entrepreneurs. One of them was Atique Hasan, whose team has developed an amazing Addon Bundle for Elementor page builder for WordPress, called Exclusive Addons for Elementor.
While I was enjoying the company of my loved ones, worldwide hysteria surrounding coronavirus has doubled, and markets have been dropping almost every single day.
Continue reading “Week 10: No point in talking about the “C” word! Have Patience for Portfolio.”
The spike in coronavirus deaths, shuffle in the UK government cabinet with the chancellor of the exchequer’s resignation and the eurozone growth slow down were the main talks of the town during the week.
Continue reading “Week 07: Coronavirus (again), HS2, Recession Fear & Portfolio Update”
I briefly explained how I found and started using Freetrade in an earlier portfolio update post. If you don’t know what is Freetrade, here is a short intro – Freetrade is an UK-based financial app which offers freemium (free and paid) share dealing services. It takes minutes to set up an account and start trading.
Continue reading “Free shares from Freetrade – Its tiny but full of fun!”
The market opened in a positive mood on Monday, and FTSE 100 was almost 3% up at the end of Thursday trading. However, it fell back to red due to the news of further coronavirus spread throughout the world, the European and Chinese market slowdown, etc.
Continue reading “Week 06: Temporary Market Recovery, Portfolio Updates & More”
I have been investing in shares for over the last 3/4 years. Like any other newbie investor, I have made mistakes in the past, and I am probably still making a few mistakes. However, I am, also, learning many new things every day. So I have decided to write a weekly column about the market, my portfolio, and investing opportunities. I honestly hope this will be useful to someone out there, one day.
Continue reading “Week 05: Markets & Portfolios Dropped as Coronavirus Continues Its Havoc”
When Google moved the Google Webmasters Tool to Google Search Console, the webmasters’ communities were terrified to see that many of the useful technical SEO tools were missing. Remove URLs tool was one of them. Time upon time, webmasters asked Google about their migration plan, but Google kept its lip tight, “we can’t tell you what we are doing”!
Continue reading “Thank you, Google… for keeping the Removals tool!”