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Welcome to William's Wall Street.  This blog is for entertainment purposes only.  I will be helping you learn about the stock market, the economy, international banking and banking systems, provide education on how things in the economy work.  While I do and will give you stock tips and why to buy or sell, understand if you purchase the stock, commodity or Real Estate investment, you do so at your own risk.  I am not a licensed Investment broker, nor an I any longer a licensed Realtor.  I will also keep you informed on world economy fluctuations, what might impact your current investments.  The main reason for this blog is to provide you with knowledge to help you ensure a secure financial future for you and your family.  If I hold a position in a stock or commodity I will inform you I do so, if I am about to take my own advise on a purchase I will do so.  I will answer readers questions if I decide to post the question for everyone to read.












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