NON INVESTIRO' MAI IN GEORGIA
11 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this Italian monologue, Daniele Penna confronts a common refrain he hears from contacts: “I will never invest in Georgia.” He parallels this stance with past dismissals of investing in Estonia, Bitcoin, gold, Bulgaria, Romania, and Albania—choices that later yielded massive returns as prices tripled, decupled, or even multiplied by hundreds. Penna argues that those who cling to low‑yield European bank accounts or deposit certificates offering 1‑2% annual returns, especially amid 10% inflation, are effectively choosing to stay poor. The piece serves as a critique of risk‑averse saving habits and a warning to reconsider emerging investment opportunities like Georgia before they become missed chances.










