One way to go is only to model on loans that have termed out. No discounting necessary. Downside is you're three years out of date.
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Investors - LC / The great loan drought of October 2012
October 19, 2012, 11:00:00 PM
I'd have to crunch the data to be sure, but total volume looks to be good for Oct. So, an important part of this discussion is whether this is a drought (fewer loans at a higher average amount) or just perceived as a drought (loans on platform are getting funded at a faster rate).
People with filter strategies have to accept the downside of it, which is treating each criterion as a complete black mark. Move to a multidimensional analysis method and assign a degree of grey to each criterion, and you will have a much richer set of acceptable loans from which to invest.
People with filter strategies have to accept the downside of it, which is treating each criterion as a complete black mark. Move to a multidimensional analysis method and assign a degree of grey to each criterion, and you will have a much richer set of acceptable loans from which to invest.