BWMG stock

REMEMBER, I am NOT a licensed commodities trader or stock seller or certified financial adviser or anything of the sort. ONLY invest if you can afford to lose every penny you put in the stocks you buy, whether they are Microsoft or BWMG. The stock I have been pushing here (BWMG) is available at a very, very low price. It is so low that almost anyone can afford to buy 500,000 shares.  The price (as of 11:30 this morning EST) is holding steady at .0008 per share.  That's a good thing. Depending on which broker you deal with, 500,000 shares will set you back about $420 dollars. If the price were at 2 cents, it might be too risky for most of you since you would be shelling out $10,000 for the same number of shares (500,000) and that is a very long shot for spur-of-the-moment speculation. Most of you can't shell out $10,000 just for the sheer hell of it. HOWEVER, at .0008, BWMG is still too attractive to pass up, even for the very smallest investor. Good luck. 

Presidential Bonds

There people out there looking for 4-Head Presidenttial bonds. [ICU] :-) If you have one, don't give it up without a legally-binding contract stipulating your commission EXACTLY and make sure your attorney does the deal for you. Brokers will always find a way not to pay you. Been there - done that.

Experiment

I am today conducting an experiment in blogging. I cannot disclose what it is because it might spoil things. In fact, it WILL spoil things so I will just keep quiet about it. I will tell the secret in a few days. I'm sure it will be interesting - at least to me it will.  It is not even necessary to post a picture with this blog - the words will be sufficient.

Ambrose Bierce said: "The properties of ink are peculiar and contradictory: it may be used to make reputations and unmake them; to blacken them and to make them white; but it is most generally and acceptably employed as a mortar to bind together the stones of an edifice of fame, and as a whitewash to conceal afterward the rascal quality of the material."

I like the phrase "...edifice of fame."

Santa Anna Bonds

We had a client recently to whom we offered 600 million for one Santa Anna bond he owned and he DECLINED the offer. Figure that one out if you can. He came back later to accept the deal but it was too late - our buyer had gone elsewhere. Live and learn.

Mexican Bonds

Why is it that so many people seem to be out there selling Mexican bonds when in effect they do not have them? Some of these bonds can be pretty pricy - upwards of 5 billion - and they make for good business if only people would be serious about them. If you have one of these or if you know someone who does, just look me up. We're buying.