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luwadmusic
Re: Stock Brokers In Nigeria?
« #128 on: June 26, 2008, 11:40 AM »

@ Kenny419,

Why on earth will u add 419 to your name, are you trying to be proudly Nigerian???

'Newais on the matter at hand, I think it's a wise thing to deal directly with banks. I even envy you on that.

Also, if you are thinking of buying and selling stock on short-time basis (trading), that's also good. I advise that you trade in Penny Stocks because it'll bring you better returns since you will not be entitled to recieving dividends.

Gud luck!
ZURIEL
Re: Stock Brokers In Nigeria?
« #129 on: July 21, 2008, 11:52 AM »

 brokers are after one thing (your money), so you have to be careful when u want invest your money thru them. remember for every trade placed they collect a commission from you. if you depend on a broker to tell u when to buy or sell you are puting yourself at risk because some might be false analysis and you lose while they gain.

      for those that  want to enjoy the wealth of stocks but either do not have enough money or lack the idea of trading stocks should invest through mutual fund. it is the safest way to guide your investment with good returns. u can do a search on the net for verification. here are my top picks funds( first bank heritage fund, oceanic vintage fund, arm discovery fund, zenith mutual fund and ibtc .  GOOD LUCK
Aso_Rock (m)
Re: Stock Brokers In Nigeria?
« #130 on: July 22, 2008, 12:58 PM »

Plz, I purchased a zenith shares at the beginning of the year and have yet to receive the shares certificate up unti now. Can anyone enlighten me on what to do? is it possible to let go of the shares and get my funds back? luv to

plz advise
ZURIEL
Re: Stock Brokers In Nigeria?
« #131 on: July 24, 2008, 12:39 PM »


  one problem that we face in this country is  delay in recieving share certificate. that is why i dont advice people to buy share through ipo(initial public offer) as long as you dont have that share certificate you might as well watch the price of stock rise to double and then fall back even below the actual price without u having control over your account . this best advice i can give to you is to open a stockbrokers account with any of the firm and then buy through secondary market. to confirm your share certificate, you may have to go to zenith register office and find out if the certificate has been sent to you or it has been returned back to their office. you can get the address from any zenith bank. once you recieve your certificate give it to your stock broker. success
amaky
Re: Stock Brokers In Nigeria?
« #132 on: August 04, 2008, 12:55 PM »

you can use leadcapital, contact me 08035813065 with them you can view your account online
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