They say the peak of a market has been reached when your taxi driver is giving you stock tips. I distinctly remember taking an Uber to a meeting 4 years ago, and my driver was telling me how he was mining Bitcoin. Am I the only that felt as though everyone was mining Bitcoin at that time? It's like it was every tech-nerds pastime. Back then Bitcoin was trading at around US$6,500. After peaking at around US$63,000, Bitcoin has been sliding down a very slippery slope. Currently trading at around US$34,000.

My eldest son recently turned seven. Because of COVID restrictions, he's now missed out on having a birthday party with his friends for his 6th and 7th birthday. He's okay with it. It's probably more of an issue for me and my wife, I don't know why. I guess we just want to be able to see him really happy with his friends.

1993 was a brand new era for me and gaming - NBA Jam was released, and man, I wonder how many pennies I dropped into the slot of this machine. For any NBA Jam fans out there, you will remember the game's charming commentary - and boomshakala was by far the exclamation, it would express dominance, triumph, and excitement when you shattered that backboard.

125 years ago, Charles Dow created the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) - a stock market index that measures the stock performance of 30 large companies listed on stock exchanges in the US.

Porsche, Dom Perignon, Rolex, Gucci...you get my drift. These are high end brands with the price tags to match. You and I don't expect anything less. In fact, we expect the quality of the product to be pretty damn good too. There is a general consensus in the market place that the more you pay for something the better the quality. This is not always true, but most of us would agree with this relationship - the more you pay, the more you get. Capisce?