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Post by bluehorseshoe on Sept 9, 2018 16:17:49 GMT
I've got the figures from my summary, but they date back to when I first started lending (in 2013).
Is there some way to see how my loans have performed more recently? Either by month or say over the last 3 months? The transaction statements don't seem to have a total on them, I could download to excel but is there a better way?
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Post by blender on Sept 9, 2018 18:56:21 GMT
You just have to believe it's still good.
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Post by benaj on Sept 9, 2018 19:12:42 GMT
I monitor my accounts every month separately, portfolio value and all time earnings. When it is delivering good return, it increases value above at the rate 5%+.
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You will notice a number of defaults when your portfolio value is not increasing after 4 months.
Or simply filter the loans using loan parts, showing bad debt only and filter the result by loan ID.
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Post by mikeb on Sept 9, 2018 19:36:28 GMT
You just have to believe it's still good. aith vs Calculations You should be doing your own monitoring, if you really want month-by-month actual performance. Otherwise you get blinded by averages and forward-looking optimistic estimates.
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Post by Godanubis on Sept 10, 2018 1:42:07 GMT
You just have to believe it's still good. aith vs Calculations You should be doing your own monitoring, if you really want month-by-month actual performance. Otherwise you get blinded by averages and forward-looking optimistic estimates. I think lots on here give pessimistic forward looking estimates. I just count defaults as 100% loss then you have an accurate worse case scenario and get pleasantly surprised when you get Loans paying eventually. Keep up the diversification.
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