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Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by bioye(m): 9:07pm On Jul 13, 2005
Hi. Was wondering if any of us invests in the stock market and what kind of investor you are. Do you use online investment sites? Do you make money by making profit from buying/ selling shares or you prefer to wait for dividends and bonus issues?

Let's discuss and maybe we can help improve one another's investment profits!
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by delarontus(f): 11:23am On Jul 14, 2005
I'm a newbie in the stock market so i'll probably benefit a lot from other peoples' ideas. I'm just about to dabble into the Federal Government bonds in the market.

Personally, i prefer to buy stocks for keeps rather than speculate and for this reason i don't buy everthing that is advertised.

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Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by Allwell(m): 4:30pm On Jul 14, 2005
I am also new the stock market. Learnt a few things from a seminar and thought I should give it a try. I don't buy and sell rather I wait for dividend. Can you enlighten us on the stock market?
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by kazey(m): 6:31pm On Jul 14, 2005
Before i proceed let me just tell you, that i have not really officially dealt directly with the stock market, but i have play arround it, especially the Forex once. Before i kind of get burnt badly.

I really am not good in technicalities etc, but i would tell you one thing. If you are really after making a living out of stocks, i would encourage that you forget those dividents, honestly the dividents are nothing compare to the worth of what you actually invested in. And the stock price booms are not boomy always as they are said to be. You might be very lucky, but what of if you are not lucky? Does that mean losing all your money, in the case if the market crashes?

Now if you are really after the fast cash flow, i would encourage you to study more on technical analysis, and just buy and sell, and keep the change. That means actually studying and trading daily. Well if you are curious of what technical analysis is, well i got a good definition from the net, and as i said i am not into all those technicalities, i am more of a practical guy. Technical analysis is the study of price action in markets through the use of charts and quantitative techniques to attempt to forecast price trends.

So virtually you would be gambling in the stock market daily, studying the flow and buying and selling. Well people make fortunes daily through that and also people become bankrupt too. If you ask me for my personal honest opinion i would say, look into other investment lines, avoid stocks.

Now another part of stocks that is said to be a bit more profitable and safer and the tradings are daily based would are the stock Options. Using Puts and Calls as they call it, based on your experience in the market, you can speculate and insure stocks, that you actually do not directly own. Well the beauty is if your speculations where correct at the closing, you pocket the change. Well you could read more online in all that relations. Getting relative books also would be great.

But as i said and would always stick too, the stock market is a rewarding "Casino" in disguise.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by bioye(m): 10:42pm On Jul 14, 2005
In general, i believe if you are to invest in the stock market, you either to choose to be an active trader and make profit from the rise and fall of shares or you depend on dividends. To maximimise profit from either option, you may need to keep buying and selling. Now, i am not a professional or experienced stockbroker but i have some ideas.

To be a good investor takes some work. You have to watch the stock market regularly and do analysis. The papers or tv do a bad job. There are some nice websites that provide a lot of good information e.g: www.cashcraft.com, www.experesson-line.com and www.africanfinancialmarkets.com for stock information and www.allafrica.com for company news.

From my point of view, a good approach for someone interesting in momentum investing (active trading to make profits) should select stocks whose graphs show regular rises and falls within weeks or months. The they should wait for the share to drop low, buy, wait for it to rise and sell. Just watch the charts!

Now, after shortlisting shares that rise and fall, you may want to check out the company to see if it's healthy. Look for the results for the past 4 quarters. Cashcraft arranges different equities based on various performance indices eg. dividend yield, Price Earnings Ratio(PE), Earnings Per Share(EPS). These can help you discover healthy companies.

But i think by the time you get used to regular study of the market and you have a good stockbroker, it's fairly easy to make a lot of money. I guess i have to prove this to be true in practice first!

Anybody has other ideas?
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by bijorium(m): 3:37am On Jul 15, 2005
Try googling 'Amyn Investments'. They are a stock broking firm with some credibility. A couple of my friends have referred me  . They published a book recently WRT the topic of discussion. I am buying one later today. I hope to beat you to making some well deserved dough in the stock exchange  wink

As regards any financial transactions, it's best to have a lot of information at your disposal so you do not lose your hard earned money. Look at the news stands; I remember coming across a publication called 'Stockswatch'  . I looked through a copy once, and I must say that they did a nice job. All the best. grin
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by bioye(m): 7:10pm On Jul 17, 2005
sorry, there was an error in one of the earlier links: http://www.expresson-line.com . bijorium, i checked out the Amyn website. Maybe the company is a nice stockbroking firm, but they dont have online investment tools unlike the sites i suggested.

meanwhile, i look forward to competing with you in terms of investment returns. you'll be hearing from me soon..

laters..
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by Ehimare: 11:26am On Dec 24, 2005
bioye said : "In general, i believe if you are to invest in the stock market, you either to choose to be an active trader and make profit from the rise and fall of shares or you depend on dividends. To maximimise profit from either option, you may need to keep buying and selling. Now, i am not a professional or experienced stockbroker but i have some ideas."

"From my point of view, a good approach for someone interesting in momentum investing (active trading to make profits) should select stocks whose graphs show regular rises and falls within weeks or months. The they should wait for the share to drop low, buy, wait for it to rise and sell. "

Playing the markets like this is just as good as gambling (being a speculator) check out http://goldtruck..com/2005/12/speculation-vs-investing.html to understand the difference between being a speculator and an investors
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by DoubleRevv(m): 10:25am On Dec 28, 2005
I am not a newbie and dnt even own a share..thing is, are you in the stock market with some fear or with plenty of fear.Golden rule is don't loose your principal.If your out tomake money You trade your shares frequently(don't know the tech name). but if you are afraid just by shares for dividends.
You may also be involved in active trading and towards the end of the year buy shares of a company doing well.so You earn dividends too. note however that  companies would usually set a date for which dividends for shares held prior to that period will be paid.
Don't play safe Play it smart.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Who took my money?"
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by bioye(m): 8:50pm On Jan 19, 2006
see http://www.karakataonline.com/stockbrokers.html for the most up-to-date list of nigerian stockbrokers' websites.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by aikyg(m): 9:15am On Aug 01, 2007
For those who do not believe that you can make money investing in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, my advice is that you visit http://www.smartinvestorafrica.com. There you can easily get the scoop on investing in Naija; clear insight into the opportunities therein. This is no fluke. I can attest to that. Just give it a try. Those guys are too much.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by lagosAjebo: 3:11pm On Sep 08, 2007
I am a big fan of www.StockMarketNigeria.com/forums. Very good discussions on all the hottest stocks and public offers. Plus there free ebook is quite good (though a bit dated)
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by chydoncc: 7:49pm On Nov 28, 2007
you all have good knowledge about stock. the thing is speculate, buy and sell for short term investors.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by SavvyLanre: 3:23pm On Mar 07, 2008
Also, be careful there are some rogue traders out there,

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-118241.0.html
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by buzzgonz(m): 5:23pm On Mar 07, 2008
*peeping in*
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by edafed(f): 11:17am On Jun 02, 2008
pls house I am yet to start investing in stock, and I am a low income earner, so i need advice as to where & how to start. my email add is eechuks@yahoo.com & my number- 08034025809
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by duddu: 8:58pm On May 01, 2009
i think lagosAjebo has said it all.
Am with him on this.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by BobbyA(m): 12:43pm On Dec 28, 2009
Indeed the bubble burst, but not every has to cry. The wise are laughing right now,

It is the norm in every ecomomy stock market that prices go up and down so that should not be any cause for alrarm.

With wise investing you can join when the bubble forms and grow with it, and then bail out just before the 'bubble burst'.

I can show you how to win every time even when things are going down. I live in the UK and I invest constantly in nigerian stocks. I do not need to send money home ever, 'cos it can be a proffession actually.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by Seyola9(m): 3:59pm On Aug 03, 2010
Hello, any1, pls I'm an undergraduate, I wuld luv 2 invest in shares, pls I need advice, ir dis a rite time 2 buy shares in nigeria & wot company or bank shares shuld I buy, pls I nid advice 4rm any experiencd person
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by mongran: 6:52pm On Feb 03, 2011
I found this site to be the best for the Nigerian Stock Market. The platform provides all the information you need and it is free. Go to www.mongranfinancials.com
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by 1money: 10:44pm On Feb 03, 2011
You require careful study and planning to profit from stocks. Get the free ebook that shows you the 7 best times to buy shares at www.moneyinayear.com/freebies/
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by Nobody: 4:03pm On Apr 20, 2012
PLEASE I ADVICE YOU INVEST YOUR MONEY IN ANOTHER BUSINESS STOCK FINISHED ME SINCE 2010 WHEN ALL STOCK DEPLECIATED TO ZERO,TAKE A LOOK AT INTERCONTINENTAL BANK JAPAUL OIL AND SO ON.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by saliubello(m): 6:00pm On Apr 20, 2012
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Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by Nobody: 8:59pm On Apr 24, 2012
Yes many poeples hand were burnt during the markect crash,poeple are still investing in the stockmarkect.I would advice poeple to buy stock like gtb,zennith,guniness,nigeria breweries and other stocks with strong fundermentals,ie companies dat give good dividend or bonous and waiting for long term.dat way u can be sure of your investment.any way my company macts securities has a package for those who want to save but don't want to invest in the capital market.it is aproduct. Called mact yeild plus were a client invest a specific amount for twelve months.the principal is paid back at the end of the the end of the year with a thirtheen month bonous.dat is for example if u invest ten thousand naira month and the end of the year we pay back 130,000.the name of the comany is mact seurites.a member of the nigeria stock exchange.u can check or goggle it.my no is 08036794087.would be willing to answer all question about the stock market or investment.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by Nobody: 10:03am On Apr 25, 2012
suggary: Yes many poeples hand were burnt during the markect crash,poeple are still investing in the stockmarkect.I would advice poeple to buy stock like gtb,zennith,guniness,nigeria breweries and other stocks with strong fundermentals,ie companies dat give good dividend or bonous and waiting for long term.dat way u can be sure of your investment.any way my company macts securities has a package for those who want to save but don't want to invest in the capital market.it is aproduct. Called mact yeild plus were a client invest a specific amount for twelve months.the principal is paid back at the end of the the end of the year with a thirtheen month bonous.dat is for example if u invest ten thousand naira month and the end of the year we pay back 130,000.the name of the comany is mact seurites.a member of the nigeria stock exchange.u can check or goggle it.my no is 08036794087.would be willing to answer all question about the stock market or investment.

this is for those who dont know what business to do with their money as for me i can never in my life invest in nigerian stock,many people will tell their own experience for losing huge amount of money because they invested to make profit,i rather keep my capital instead of investing and later will depreciates.
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by stockbull(m): 6:00pm On Jan 14, 2013
to trade stock or invest on medium term basis http://www.prostockalert.com offer free stock alert to investors and you can also join my thread here www.nairaland.com/1131485/free-nigeria-stock-pick-alert/
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by stockbull(m): 6:34pm On Jan 14, 2013
edafed: pls house I am yet to start investing in stock, and I am a low income earner, so i need advice as to where & how to start. my email add is eechuks@yahoo.com & my number- 08034025809
join prostockalert.com
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by stockbull(m): 10:31pm On Jan 30, 2013
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by ihedioramma: 6:46am On Jan 31, 2013
delarontus: I'm a newbie in the stock market so i'll probably benefit a lot from other peoples' ideas. I'm just about to dabble into the Federal Government bonds in the market.

Personally, i prefer to buy stocks for keeps rather than speculate and for this reason i don't buy everthing that is advertised.
HELLO BROTHER,PLS TEACH ME HOW THE FG BONDS WORKS?
Re: Investors in the Nigerian Stock Market by ihedioramma: 7:03am On Jan 31, 2013
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