RabbiDoracle:


My pessimism will not affect the market.

Kashif:


Then why not keep it to yourself? Must you reply to everything with your negative spirit?

Good to know when one is sounding like a broken record

Mpeace:
Something don already enter diamond. No space for milost. Just waut for results(Q4 2017 and q1 2018)

Jejebaba:


Na wa for some people ooo, people just they para anyhow on NSEMPA as if comments here dictates direction of NSE. Where is our freedom of speech here if we can't tolerate each other. We need both sides of optimism and pessimism to put ourselves in check now while investing.

Kashif:


What you quoted sir, is my freedom of speech.

I am not intolerant, but when most people are complaining of a particular thing, don't you think the 'offender(s)' should soft pedal?

Why keep taunting people who may have bought higher all in the name of freedom of speech? It has become obvious most peeps here are not enjoying those 'pessimistic' tones anymore, why indulge?

If you are driving caution into the minds of traders, enough has been said already!

#MyOpinion

Manonamission:


Pessimism, Optimism and Realism. Isn't it better to just accept what the market throws up, whether bull or bear? Why chose Optimism or Pessimism over the other?

If the post is continuously 'encouraging' no one will get angry so why get angry if it goes the other way? Just try to follow the market and not pitch yourself against the market (eg being optimistic when the bears surface or pessimistic when the bulls rage)

Yayira:
FBNH 12.20 so they were waiting for me to get out.

Coolcash1:
I have come to realize that in the NSE, it pays to approach the market with a pessimistic than optimistic view. With this mindset, you manage your downside risk better. For instance, looking at the fantastic result Zenith released an optimist would have expected the stock to go on bid or at minimum record momentum in price gain but hey, what we saw was complete opposite- pessimism. On the flip side, someone who holds a pessimistic view would have predicted the price to head south and then wait before taking position at the value zone. With this, the investor would have hedge his downside risk to a very large extent unlike mr optimist.

I give another personal example. During the FBNH rally, I was very optimistic that the price will get to N16 (as predicted by experts and members of this forum) which made me to enter at a very high price. What I saw was that it before i knew it the price entered reverse gear and the target of N16 turned into a mirage. In short, I had to sell at a loss....

Newbies note that the above apply more to short term investors than long term.

Kashif:


Then why not keep it to yourself? Must you reply to everything with your negative spirit?

Good to know when one is sounding like a broken record

Jejebaba:


Na wa for some people ooo, people just they para anyhow on NSEMPA as if comments here dictates direction of NSE. Where is our freedom of speech here if we can't tolerate each other. We need both sides of optimism and pessimism to put ourselves in check now while investing.

Manonamission:


Pessimism, Optimism and Realism. Isn't it better to just accept what the market throws up, whether bull or bear? Why chose Optimism or Pessimism over the other?

If the post is continuously 'encouraging' no one will get angry so why get angry if it goes the other way? Just try to follow the market and not pitch yourself against the market (eg being optimistic when the bears surface or pessimistic when the bulls rage)

RabbiDoracle:


If people dey vex like this, imagine if dem catch me for Ojuelegba?

Jejebaba:
I remembered there was a gent/lady here who bought Japaul at its peak despite several warnings by the guru here that its fraud and has no fundamentals and the guy was justifying his purchase by, saying, such pull back is necessary after several days of bull runs. We all know that, the rest is history.

Kashif:


What you quoted sir, is my freedom of speech.

I am not intolerant, but when most people are complaining of a particular thing, don't you think the 'offender(s)' should soft pedal?

Why keep taunting people who may have bought higher all in the name of freedom of speech? It has become obvious most peeps here are not enjoying those 'pessimistic' tones anymore, why indulge?

If you are driving caution into the minds of traders, enough has been said already!

#MyOpinion

fopishow:
Legend has it that, the people who makes noise most on this thread are the people with Zero or the least stocks. All they do is write too much stories that even people with reasonable comments no longer find space to do so. It is pathetic. God help us all.

freeman67:


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Cadillac15:





Dem go stone you wella

Jejebaba:
I remembered there was a gent/lady here who bought Japaul at its peak despite several warnings by the guru here that its fraud and has no fundamentals and the guy was justifying his purchase by, saying, such pull back is necessary after several days of bull runs. We all know that, the rest is history.

Kashif:


Then why not keep it to yourself? Must you reply to everything with your negative spirit?

Good to know when one is sounding like a broken record

spenca:
THE dumpers have started with zenith again

RabbiDoracle:


You are pained ooo.... chai

maishai:

I meant like cadburys product u use every day,for me none, compared to nestle that at all at all, I must use maggi cook

Manonamission:


Pessimism, Optimism and Realism. Isn't it better to just accept what the market throws up, whether bull or bear? Why chose Optimism or Pessimism over the other?

If the post is continuously 'encouraging' no one will get angry so why get angry if it goes the other way? Just try to follow the market and not pitch yourself against the market (eg being optimistic when the bears surface or pessimistic when the bulls rage)

Mcy56:
Its baffling who and who is actually pained here ..... those that bought stocks falling in prices or the ones that keeps ranting up and down the forum
Just wondering because I've not really read outbursts of those who used their money to purchase those stocks here but of those been irritated by the ranting........... wonders shall never end

RabbiDoracle:


You are pained ooo.... chai