"Everyone is asking the same question: How did a pensioner pick up her grandson from school in a red Ferrari?"

TORONTO — It was an ordinary Tuesday afternoon at St. Margaret School in North Toronto. Parents and grandparents waited by the entrance for the 3:30 PM bell. Minivans lined the curb. A few sedans. Someone’s Honda Civic idled near the fire hydrant.

Then she arrived.

Ferrari Roma 2025 • 612 hp • ~$300,000

The Life Before Ferrari

Patricia Kowalski, 67, worked as a nurse at Toronto General Hospital for 42 years. She lived in the same modest two-bedroom apartment for 22 years. Her husband passed away from pancreatic cancer six years ago. She raised a daughter who is now a single mother working as a cashier.

“Last year my grandson Liam wanted to join a robotics program. It cost $800 per semester. I didn’t have the money. My daughter didn’t have it either. Liam cried. That broke my heart.”

The Turning Point

A friend from the hospital sent her a link. She had withdrawn $2,300 after one month. Patricia was skeptical.

“I’m not a gambler. I never bought crypto. I thought it was a scam.”

But her friend showed her the real balance. Patricia decided to risk the only amount she could afford to lose — $250.

How Nevo Coin Works

Nevo Coin is an AI-powered automated trading platform that trades energy, commodities, currencies, and indices 24/7.

• You deposit money (minimum $250 CAD)
• The algorithm trades for you — you do nothing
• Commission is 8% only on profit
• Withdrawals arrive on your card in 1–2 hours

The First Week

When Patricia checked her account after seven days, her balance was $968.

She immediately withdrew $400. The money arrived in two hours. She cried.

From $250 to a Ferrari

Over the next few months Patricia added more funds as her confidence grew. In mid-April she saw a used Ferrari Roma for sale. She combined her savings, her late husband’s old stocks, and her Nevo Coin profits — and bought it.

“I’ve wanted a red sports car since I was 25. I never thought it would actually happen.”

Expert Opinion

Dr. Robert Fleming, Professor of Economics at the University of Toronto, reviewed Patricia’s account at CBC’s request:

“This is algorithmic trading, not a pyramid scheme. Current market volatility creates opportunities. Patricia started small with money she could afford to lose — that’s the correct approach.”

How to Start (Patricia’s Own Instructions)