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Post by miso on Nov 29, 2016 9:28:18 GMT
There was a response on FB from Bondora's support: "Hi everyone! We unfortunately experienced some problems with servers during the weekend which caused issues with the services.
We checked with the bank and payments from the borrowers have arrived, they just don't show up in your cashflows at the moment. Our technical team is currently taking care of this issue and hopefully we manage to fix this by the end of the day. We apologize for any confusion and inconvenience."
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Post by miso on Nov 28, 2016 7:52:35 GMT
Same here...but looks fixed now
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Post by miso on Oct 24, 2016 7:59:37 GMT
You need to look at the 2nd market for defaulted loans. There are lots of useful filters in the search screen so you can just examine say loans with a discount of 90% and more. An overview: Est loans sell for around 85% discount Fin for around 90% Spa for around 92% Where do you get those numbers from? My experience is much better, more inline in what is shown here... bondpicking.com/market-defaulted.phpBasically I am selling everything in default at 50 discount and then lowering the price by 5% every month up to 75%. By that moment I have almost no defaulted loans in portfolio (Less than 1% of whole portfolio). 80% of my loans are C D E grades.
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Post by miso on Oct 11, 2016 8:33:02 GMT
Getting back to your original question, I wouldn't invest more than 1% of portfolio in one loan. So for 10k portfolio it would be 100 E max per loan. Of course it depends on your investment risk profile (How much would you accept to lose if loan goes to default etc)
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Post by miso on Sept 16, 2016 8:04:46 GMT
Seems they moved whole report on mainpage dashboard on the right bottom
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Post by miso on Aug 24, 2016 7:23:03 GMT
For the sake of diversification, i consider investing in Bondora. I cannot see any loans offered at their website; i guess i should register first. But, in order to decide whether i should invest with Bondora or some other platform, i would like to know some loan details, like terms, interest rates, available loans, etc... Is there any way to find such information prior to registering? Back to your original question, heaps of data available without registering is available here: www.bondora.com/en/public-reports
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Post by miso on Jun 22, 2016 6:55:27 GMT
You are not alone guys, I have loan marked as write off which is being paid on time without any delays. That's why the only parameter I am watching now is last payment...
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Post by miso on Jun 9, 2016 10:09:13 GMT
Is it only me who noticed that:
1. Setting premium filter to 0.0% won't do any filtering at all (probably 0 is interpreted as no data and not as 0. Workaround is to set premium to 0.1) 2. Filtering by Listing date set to today will result in no results despite the fact the loans are being added continuously thrugohut the day. This is especially annoying when you want to browse freshly added loans and have no chance to.
Sorry if it has been already discussed.
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Post by miso on Jun 1, 2016 11:16:58 GMT
I've found secondary market awfully slow recently using web UI... Maybe they can't handle the number of orders coming through API... I thought the same but upon quick analysis of SM data it seems that average daily volumes are tiny compared to amount of loans issued - about 1000 sales a day and €10k in volume. That can't be problem to handle.
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Post by miso on May 23, 2016 8:28:56 GMT
Hi savy,
could you shorten the second market sale process to less clicks/pages? I currently need click on Sell button, then filling form and clicking on next, wait for Agreement page and again click on sell. As the communication with DB is very slow it takes almost one minute to complete one sale offer. And as the sale process has so many steps it is not possible to open multiple windows and do sales offers parallel because only variables from one sale are being stored properly. I think the form and agreement (as pdf attachment or clickable link) could be on one page like competitors have. Thanks
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