NO NO NO!!

There is an error in my document. From the beginning, all the different tests indicated that the document was correct.

But the closer I get to the end of June, where I can compare the actual result with the budget and get a fair result without taking into account any deviations, another result is shown.

Due to several reasons I had to calculate the entire budgeted dividend turnover for 2019 and divide it evenly over 12 months, there may be a margin of error there.

My last hope is that June's dividends will be significantly higher than what the document shows today.

Can someone please slow down the time

The time is running so fast at the moment, it feels like I should miss the summer if I blink.

This month, my husband and I have saved a little extra. We even saved a larger amount to our joint account. Despite this, our chart has not changed significantly much.

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Double standard

I'm still upset by the fact that I, as European, aren't allowed to purchase ETFS. Part of ETFS is even owned by European banks.

Due to EU rules, the North American producers must provide the necessary documentation to the European banks under the new rules. This is properly expensive compared to existing trade since they have not provided it.

The concern EU expresses doesn't really feel genuine because they allow thousands of online casinos to advertise around the clock and lure us with different apps with both casino games, lotteries, etcetera, with 24/7 access. At least the stock exchange closes a number of hours per week, unlike online casinos.

Something smells fishy.

Sub-goal 2

Tomorrow is the last day of May. This will be the last preliminary check of my document of compound interest before I can make a precise check on the last June.

If all the figures stand then I have a tool to see my future dividends. I really hope the document is flawless.

Trade war

This fear of a prolonged trade war between the US and China has made the securities somewhat cheaper and our domestic currency a little stronger.

Although I do not like war in any form I would be stupid not to exploit the situation. Unfortunately, I do not have any capital to invest right now, but some dividends will come next week.

If this decline in US dollar value continued over the summer, this concern for a prolonged trade war would be like a little Kinder egg for me. Cheaper securities, cheaper dollar and cheaper holiday.

Three wishes in one.