Xyge:
Hello Bro, where do i get the stocks from? I mean the Okomu Oil and the latter? Where and how do i go about buying these stocks.. Thanks.

Xyge:
Hello Bro, where do i get the stocks from? I mean the Okomu Oil and the latter? Where and how do i go about buying these stocks.. Thanks.

Angelstartups: @Choboking,
1)pick your e-dividend form from your broker,fill it and take to your bank for signature verification.Then return to your broker.Your dividend will be credited into your bank account.
2)Check newspapers like BusinessDay and look for Daily Stock Performance Reports,if its comprehensive it will contain dividend paid last and date paid for most companies.
Alternatively,go to the website of the companies,look for investor relations and download their most recent financial reports.There you will see dividends paid.
Some companies pay dividends twice in 1 year,most-once.

astroboy94: Do any have an idea on trading stocks with morgan capital or chapelhilldenham? Pls hw is their system like

choboking:

Thanks bro, u rock!! Gat it clearly....!
Anada fin is that can I use diff bank account for diff stock ?? Like use my Ecobank to receive dividend from Okumu oil nd ma 1st bank 2 receive from nestle?? Not that I`d love it that way tho, Jst curious

Eroms4life17: Mr Mod tenx 4 ur timely responses. Pls i bought Access Bank Shares in 2007 opening nd got d share certificate. Since then i dnt have account wt cscs but i sti av d certificate. Wil my shares b invalidated? Tenx 4 ur wel informed replies

megainvest: I have a question for the experts in the house:

Assuming somebody has 1 unit each of every stock in the NSE 30 as at 1 January 2013, what is the percentage total gain or loss (in share price, bonuses and dividends) as at December 31, 2013?

civilserva: WELCOME TO 2014 INVESTORS AND INTENDING INVESTORS.

Start small and grow your investment.
Do not be carried away by the bullish trend that started late last year which hopefully will continue in 2014.
Always invest in a blue chip and coys with good fundamentals.
Invest with the money you do not need presently.
Stock market is not a place for money doublers.
Always have longtime in view.
Stock market can lift anyone out of poverty.
Happy Investing.

civilserva: WELCOME TO 2014 INVESTORS AND INTENDING INVESTORS.

Start small and grow your investment.
Do not be carried away by the bullish trend that started late last year which hopefully will continue in 2014.
Always invest in a blue chip and coys with good fundamentals.
Invest with the money you do not need presently.
Stock market is not a place for money doublers.
Always have longtime in view.
Stock market can lift anyone out of poverty.
Happy Investing.

choboking: to the house, does anyone knw any broker that accept less than a 50 thousand Naira for a start.......meritrade requires minimum of 50grand......I gat that amount but wanna use it soon, like ma ogas said, "invest in stock wif money u nat gonna be using/needing for the main time" wanna go into equity ASAP nd I love meritrade platform Jst dnt have a disposable 50grand ATM

petaling:

Try Morgan capital, the minimum amount required to open an account with them is 20k. They also have online platform like Meristem.

valentino81: Pls, house I registered online with Meristem. They now send me a mail to bring the kyc documents to their ikoyi branch. What are the steps to be taken and how do I open cscs account?

civilserva:

Did you register with Meristem or Meritrade?

valentino81: sorry, meritrade. Any suggestion?

funkymeky: Pls and pls..house,I no longer receive dividend in my eti share,what can I do? And is eti a good share to buy? Its now #17.00 in nse but I don't know how much it was in nse when I bought it in 2008 .. Can I sell it?

civilserva:

Meritrade requires intending clients to scan and email all required documents. Asking you to bring the documents to their Ikoyi office means the process has been changed. I am still going to confirm that. CSCS account is opened by the broker once they are satisfied with your KYC and other requirements.