williamswallstreet

I moved back to Los Angeles California after learning I was being foreclosed by my Home Owners Association (HOA) &/or Mortgage Company. Not really too sure at the moment who it was since they illegally locked me out of my home by changing the locks.  No foreclosure notice, no court case, no official papers. They just took it.  I contacted the Albuquerque Police Department and they did nothing.  These people broke into my home by removing the lock but the Police stated this was a civil case. I suffer from a very complex P.T.S.D. do to trauma and past experiences in my life. Including being smashed over the head with a parking meter pipe in 1988 "gay bashed" as I left the now infamous "219" club on south second street in Milwaukee.  I as many in my generation did; lived through the AIDS crisis and many (I mean 100's) of my friends died.  My lover Kym and my new boyfriend 5 months after him Steven.  I lost my home and all my belongings in the 1992 Los Ang

Well I thought I would check on the mock portfolio to see exactly how well the companies I thought would do well and I would buy if I had means to do so and invest were performing. The answer is: 22% Now ordinarily if you speak to any financial advisor or Hedge-fund Manager they are going to tell you that getting just a 9% return on your investment is a really big deal so 22% really stands out. Currently as of September 13, 2019 close of the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) you would be getting a 16.7% return on your investment.  William, I have no idea what you are talking about what exactly does that mean, you forget I do not know anything about Wall Street?  What it means is that if you gave me $1.00 on January 1, 2019 and your average investment advisor $1.00 that as of the market close on September 13, 2019 and you asked for your money back I would be giving you $2.11 while the broker would be giving you $1.16 or less based on their choices. So lets see how w