00:50 - What topics will we discuss in this episode?
04:58 - How did the various virtual investments of the EKIP Virtual Pension Fund perform in May?
16:50 - Answers to feedback and questions we received after the previous episode of the podcast
20:00 - What is "compound interest" and how can we achieve exponential growth in future returns by reinvesting our investment profits?
40:00 - Investment and financial news from Bulgaria
54:15 - "Macro and Markets" section: What are the current developments in global financial markets and what are the most interesting and useful financial and macroeconomic analyses published by investment funds in recent weeks?
73:00- FinTech news: How to save on banking costs in Bulgaria?
77:10 - What are the main types of investment assets and what are their characteristics? What are their strengths and weaknesses? When does an asset bring a better profit and when a worse one?
110:15 - Closing words
Links:
How is compound interest calculated?
From the "News from Bulgaria" section:
How will the common European pension product change the labor market?
Connection of companies in investment funds
Links from the " Macro and Markets" section
Swedbank report on the situation in Italy
Difference between interest rates on Italian and German government bonds
Links from the "FinTech" section:
Review of mobile applications of banks in Bulgaria
Comparison of bank fees in Bulgaria
Alternatives to high bank fees
From the "Episode Theme" section
Aswath Damodaran - video on valuation
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