Quest On NSE Bullish Stocks:

i would rather say u go 4 firstbk or gtbank,  of course we knw u r sure of gettin retrns yearly div n bonuses cos of the fact that these r blue chip coompanies , also considering the prices these stocks r 2day, this is the best n ideal tyme to average your losses,   speakin of short term investment, therres nothin like dat ,, considering the era we are ,  global crunch.

@simpletron - post your email address, ill send you a list of different stocks and analysis on them from my company and from different stock broking firms so you can decide what you want.

@ gowaga - I work for a stock broking firm called Citi Investment Capital. Please take a look at our website www.citiinvestmentcap.com and let me know if you are interested in using our services.

@all good luck with your investments.

@simple

why dont u open a stock broking acccount then ask your broker to advice you. Stockbrokers have analysts and researchers that can do that for you based on your investment objective and the information you give them. That will be better.
Pls , dont commit your moni into the hands of any broker, some of us have more analytic skills than they. Most of the peole you woking in the stock firms are not all stock brokers. Get educated  on how the stock market works before you lunch out.
Now that the 5 -CEOs of some banks are sacked , this will further depress the market  , there is panic withdral now in some of the banks, it  will takes intelligent analyses to make money in a depressed market.
My stock mentor thought me that I tell my broker the stocks I want, not the ones he wants me to buy, they may be looking for  oppotunities to push dead stocks to you.

Send an email with the subject: How To Pick profitable stocks in a Depressed Market
To:webideas35@yahoo.com
I am ready to tell you the secrets now , we have dwelt too long on this issue. Over.

I ve got your email address now. Modify your post and remove it soon otherwise it would be full of junk and spam mail.

Ill email you shortly.

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