President McKinley Williams II
The President McKinley bit gets slightly derailed at times on WOB, but its all based off of real solid information. McKinley Williams is a real honest to goodness financial professional and he is working a paper portfolio for Greg-Your 1st Mate.
The idea is that (as all true boat owners know) that boats cost more than just your purchase price.
That is why it is so important to buy your boat and still have money that can be working for you that can provide some income to help support your boat.
If you are looking for a pro that can help you with your account call 1-407-535-7241 and ask for McKinley Williams.
Good Day World of Boating Fans,
The Market looks to be very potent today and we have decided to buy two thousand shares of Affiliated Managers Group Inc. (AMG) if it pulls below yesterday’s close. We will try to get at least two points on a hiccup if this occurs.
Our cash position is $ 260,922.00. Will [...]
Good Day World of Boating Fans,
There are two things about Florida that are constant… it’s hot and wet.
Greg’s portfolio is no different; we are hot on our investments and drenched with success on the World of Boating in sunny Florida.
We sold our 5 thousand shares of Worthington Industries (WOR) @$ 23.49 per share average price [...]
Good Day World of Boating Fans,
That’s right- Greg is worthy. Greg is worthy of a ton. Ton of what? Hopefully a ton of dough.
We took our $242,022.00 cash position and bought 5 thousand shares of Worthington Industries (WOR) @ $22.31 per share (or $ 111,550.00) after it pulled back from a violent spike up during the [...]
Good Day World of Boating Fans,
Do you have to be at the front of the line in Bermuda to get to the Golden Ocean in Norway? No.
In today’s world you are just a phone call or a click away.
Now lets click over and see what Greg’s paper portfolio is doing-
We took our cash position of [...]
Good Day World of Boating Fans,
We told you last month that we would settle down (step back from the market) and let the game come to us.
We felt like “The Lone Ranger.”
So we left the market. A tsunami of questions ensued…” who was that masked investor anyway?”
We knew the market would pull back, but we [...]
