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blueband (m)
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Marco74,
No be only you don tire for psych work for oyinbo land.If we focus on drug and substance abuse we might make a killing.And above all,it is how you run your hospital that attracts the clients.In Nigeria doctors run hospitals as if it is not a business!
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aktopgun (m)
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blueband and aktopgun r u guys really serious about a psych clinic in nigeria?people go pay??maybe if u major for psychotherapy that will work.u know people dey like pose with stuff like that especially for Nigeria.imagine saying i dey go see my "therapist" as e dey be 4 yankee!!as 4 me sha been doing it for 4 years plus in dublin,and honestly can't stand it anymore!!man wan run go do s/thing else!g/luck 2 u guys sha!!
by de way folks, pardon the digression
@marco, psychotherapy is an interest of mine. thinking now of doing a masters in Cognitive behavioural therapy but nairaland and NSE no gree me see road  . still haven't decided if its worth it because at the end of the day, the questio remains that is there somewhere outside of myself that the money to pay for the masters can profit me better. its worth keeping in touch though so we can decide whether to leave together and focus fully on Investing. for me sha the bottom line is how much is my bank balance when i die. i have gone beyond the stage of thinking adding alphabets behind my name is the essence of my life. No sir, i no need am to leave a legacy . |
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ololufemi
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@ All the Peeps on nairaland, Una know sey I don dey complain small about my cornershop broker but wetin I see today impress me. I go visit the guy na I'm I hear sey First bank credit my CSCS account with the PO offer though the Rights issue never land. Gbosa, I sell everything collect check today since both transactions na 3 days, as per Payment and check clearing. The money don enter another stock wey Fatherof2 recommend. E t poju Fatherof2. As Fatherof2 don talk before, make your broker your friend and pay him a visit often. You might just smile like this  |
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ololufemi
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@ All, Group Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroelum Corporation (NNPC), Mr Abubakar Yar'Adua, has said the Corporation and its Joint Venture Companies (JVCs) can source funds from the capital market to enhance their operations.
"This is the best option and an alternative arrangement for funding JVC operations. The Federal Government, for reasons of other commitments, is finding it difficult to fund operations of the JVCs," Yar'Adua said yesterday in Abuja.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) quoted the NNPC boss as saying borrowing from the capital market would encourage good participation, transparency and accountability, in addition to helping the growth of oil production and revenue.
Yar'Adua said NNPC was thinking of developing the sector from oil-to-oil and gas industry, and expressed desire of the Corporation to reduce the level of government involvement in business.
Yar'Adua also said NNPC was ready to compete with other national oil companies with global appeal, such as Aramco, Statoil and Petrobras, adding that NNPC was vigorously working to sustain the Nigerian Local Content (NLC) Initiative to encourage indigenous fabrication and related technology in oil and gas.
"Already, about $350 million is available for access by our locals, to tap into the lots of opportunities," he said.This is good news for the boys in the market because if oil money enter market or market money enter oil industry, Your guess is as good as mine Happy Investment |
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invisible! (m)
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the market is still open at 2.10pm? why arent they closed yet?
top 3 gainers oil majors? chevron +13.15, AP +13, total +8.87.
top losers f/mills -4, cadbury -2.85, RT briscoe -1.60, FBN was flirting at the losing side earlier at -2.48, but disappeared now.
UBA sold 65,234,143 units today, a trigger for something about to change! diamond also sold 101,193,970 units.
The market will still change as it is still open.
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bibiking1 (m)
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bibi, i have been meaning to ask u, EMAs. i know a bit about them but i just wondered if u had any more insights on their use. i know they are lagging indicators and generally show the prevailing trend. as far as i know, ther's no prevailing consensus on the number of days to use eg 30day ema, 5 day ema etc. i tend to prefer EMA (exponential moving average ) to Simple moving averages,
what say u?
My Oga, first things sha, the SMA's fall farther behind than the EMA's which tend to cling tighter to the prevailing trend. Thats the reason why the EMA"s are used more often by chart followers. As regards the use of the timeframe. When you use timeframes that are too far apart, the reasons for using the moving average is defeated, as you get entry and exit points late (not good for CICOers at all). Say for example u are using a 25 day and a 40 day EMA before you get a cross, the price might have reached an overbought region, making it too expensive for the short termer. But for the long termer, a very slow EMA and a fast EMA would be a fantastic mix(since Nigerian Securities gives us the luxury of only two MA's at a time) Where the EMA"s form in relation to the market is always quite important, as it describes the current trend of events, and possibly future reversals. There is however a fundamental indicator that i would have loved to have had on Nigerian Securities, That is the Fibonnacci. Its a very good tool to use allong side the MA's as well. Chief AKTopGun, Basically sha, using long time frames for EMA's gives you delayed entry point, and speculations become harder to make for the short termer, But very easy and reliable for the long termer. Faster EMA"s say 5 day and 15 are very good for em CICOers |
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aktopgun (m)
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My Oga, first things sha, the SMA's fall farther behind than the EMA's which tend to cling tighter to the prevailing trend. Thats the reason why the EMA"s are used more often by chart followers. As regards the use of the timeframe. When you use timeframes that are too far apart, the reasons for using the moving average is defeated, as you get entry and exit points late (not good for CICOers at all). Say for example u are using a 25 day and a 40 day EMA before you get a cross, the price might have reached an overbought region, making it too expensive for the short termer. But for the long termer, a very slow EMA and a fast EMA would be a fantastic mix(since Nigerian Securities gives us the luxury of only two MA's at a time) Where the EMA"s form in relation to the market is always quite important, as it describes the current trend of events, and possibly future reversals. There is however a fundamental indicator that i would have loved to have had on Nigerian Securities, That is the Fibonnacci. Its a very good tool to use allong side the MA's as well. Chief AKTopGun, Basically sha, using long time frames for EMA's gives you delayed entry point, and speculations become harder to make for the short termer, But very easy and reliable for the long termer. Faster EMA"s say 5 day and 15 are very good for em CICOers i know the gist bibi, i know. i just prefer the 10 and 25 day ema personally, to avoid wrong signals |
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Mr. Risky
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See as I come miss this Deap Capital analysis patapata. After the mark down the price never gree drop! I never see today's closing price but I won't be surprised if na another increase  Carry go jo o. Don't know which gets better result - INSTINCT or TECHNICAL ANALYSIS. I sent in a buy order to my broker to get me Deap Capital after mark down, but after reading someone here's opinion, it sounded right that I shouldn't go in yet. So I cancelled the order immediately. If I had listened to my instincts, I would be counting my gains right now. That aside, everyone makes this mistake. The guy's reasoning too was rational. It can happen in a bullish season. @Pumping777, please tell, how much do you know about this Deap Capital. My knowledge to me is still scanty. please holla back as usual. |
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bibiking1 (m)
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i know the gist bibi, i know. i just prefer the 10 and 25 day ema personally, to avoid wrong signals
The 10 and 25 are okay But i fear, that the updating of the charts on nigeriansecurities will be too slow for two slow EMA's |
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blueband (m)
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Mr Risky,
I have had an order for DEAP CAPITAL since monday via cashcraft them never still fit execute am.I hear it is on a strong bid!
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wynn
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Has anyone confirm whether Africa Paints technical suspension lifted? I believe the stock hold good prospect as a new company is investing acquiring 60% stake in it.
At what price was Goldlink listed?
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buzzgonz (m)
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@ blueband
Sorry to ask what's DEAP CAPITAL, & Strong bid??
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bibiking1 (m)
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Has anyone confirm whether Africa Paints technical suspension lifted? I believe the stock hold good prospect as a new company is investing acquiring 60% stake in it.
At what price was Goldlink listed?
my broker no see am buy last two weeks, while it was still on suspension, as you don come broadcast am here, that means make i go kukuma withdraw my purchase order na. Because i no go see am again till e don reach 30 naira *whistling* i shall get there |
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bibiking1 (m)
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@ blueband
Sorry to ask what's DEAP CAPITAL, & Strong bid??
chairman! you sure you in the right room? |
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yodiyokun (f)
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Wetin happen, Valentine never finish for the floor? |
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loma (m)
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Market never close? Abi today no be Friday?
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kauskey (m)
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@ blueband
Sorry to ask what's DEAP CAPITAL, & Strong bid??
DEAP CAPITAL is one of the quoted companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. A stock is said to be on STRONG BID when number of buyers strongly out-weighs number of sellers and its said to be on STRONG OFFER when the reverse is the case. I hope i have answered on behalf of Blueband |
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buzzgonz (m)
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bibiking1 - Omo which one come bi your own na, Na Learn We come learn here, i bow to your level oh.
which kind jamb question you come dey ask me? "Are you sure u re in the right room."
kauskey - God bless you, Na hummer jeep u go buy this year.
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promotion (m)
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Exerpt from Horus's Posting of « #777 on: May 05, 2007, 01:25 AM » on this Forum
Humans are prone to herd mentality. Often, people confirm with the actions and directions of other people. This is a common mistake in investing. An example of this is during the early 90s when dozens of dot com companies sld their stocks in the stock market. It created an artificial demand for stocks of companies that did not even provide real and concrete services. These stocks soared in value as more and more enthusiastic investors bought them. This happened up until the time it was realized that these companies did not actually post any considerable profit to sustain the value of the shares. The stocks then tumbled and virtually lost value as investors frantically sold their shares. This tendency to panic and depend on the direction of others is among the real causes of problems with the stock market. There are two actions arising from this mentality: a.) panic buying - b.) panic selling Of the two, panic selling causes the most harm since it causes a steep and quick drop in the value of shares. The best way to avoid causing these problems is to practice due diligence and to keep a level head while investing. Source: http://gold-finance.blogspot.com/2007/05/common-mistake-in-investing.html#links
Exerpt from Wanajo's post of « #8135 on: December 17, 2007, 08:26 AM » on this forum
No one really wants to lose money. Your risk appetite will be evident in your strategy which will govern the stocks you invest in. That's why Buffet will not invest in the dot com shares even with all the technical analysis pointing at an upward movement of the prices. As you grow your portfolio, you will start to be defensive. Simply because staying where you are is far better than going down. However, for some, he that is down needs fear no fall. So individual situation will affect your strategy.
These are words of advise from the elders. When you look at history you are better armed for today. This message is not to the experienced investors. They know the basics and can even take funny risks when protected by diversification and correct risk ratios. It is to the young investors that see so much gain in the FUNDAMENTALESS penny stocks. Someone here said maybe it's a dot com,well maybe!!!. The current situation is likely to play out like what happened with the wonder banks. But it's not likely to affect fundamentally sound stocks. Please be wise, don't be caught off guard. |
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Belewu
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Na Till Day Break them wan do today for floor?
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RoughCut (m)
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At what price was Goldlink listed?
N1.98 |
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blueband (m)
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buzzgonz The question has been answered.Abeg make we no laugh anyone here o.We are all learning! Meanwhile buzzgonz wetin I go buy this year?Pary for me too |
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buzzgonz (m)
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LOL, No na Hummer i talk, Bros thanks for the answer nothing do you. Abeg you dey online 4 YIM i wan holla you. |
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pumping777 (m)
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Don't know which gets better result - INSTINCT or TECHNICAL ANALYSIS. I sent in a buy order to my broker to get me Deap Capital after mark down, but after reading someone here's opinion, it sounded right that I shouldn't go in yet. So I cancelled the order immediately. If I had listened to my instincts, I would be counting my gains right now. That aside, everyone makes this mistake. The guy's reasoning too was rational. It can happen in a bullish season.
@Pumping777, please tell, how much do you know about this Deap Capital. My knowledge to me is still scanty. Please holla back as usual.
Me no understand the Deap Capital again o. The fundamentals will soon get very wacky. I suspect the push is to support the coming PO. I guess many will end up in TS. Maybe many folks don't realize there has been a mark down and think the stock is somehow "cheap" when in fact the shares have been diluted. I definitely won't be chasing this one. When the bottom drops, na wahala he go be. |
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buzzgonz (m)
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pumping777 - Bros no vex oh wetin be "PO & TS " *Scratching my head*
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bibiking1 (m)
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bibiking1 - Omo which one come bi your own na, Na Learn We come learn here, i bow to your level oh.
which kind jamb question you come dey ask me? "Are you sure u re in the right room."
kauskey - God bless you, Na hummer jeep u go buy this year.
Bros abeg no vex! |
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ololufemi
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@ All,
First bank has started crediting CSCS statements for the Public Offer done last year.
Kindly check with your brokers.
Cheers
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zomike
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DEAP CAPITAL is one of the quoted companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. A stock is said to be on STRONG BID when number of buyers strongly out-weighs number of sellers and its said to be on STRONG OFFER when the reverse is the case. I hope i have answered on behalf of Blueband kauskey you do well as you answer that guy with love. some people just dey operate the forum like say na for them only.if the guy know wetin e bi i sure say him for no ask. please lets have it behind our mind say so many people are new to this stock issue,if someone ask a question it is better not to say anything instead of shuting the person down. me i don ask question so tey some people shut me down,another person politely ask me to go and think for myself. now i feel intimidated and all i do is DUBB. ANYWAY ,WINDY WAS TOO MUCH YESTERDAY NIGHT NAPOLEON ,I WANT TO BE BOLD LIKE UTHE GUY SABiiii. all the same you guys are great ,i admire your brain keep jisting while i dubb at the background CHEERS!!!  |
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ololufemi
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@ Fatherof2, E be like sey That plane wey we call Air PHB wan take off oh. Done 5% for two days now. Anyway, As you dey first class (specially for you) na so I dey economy, sorry premium economy class. Ride on baba. Na you be the real deal. |
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pumping777 (m)
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pumping777 - Bros no vex oh wetin be "PO & TS " *Scratching my head*
PO stands Public Offer TS stands Technical Suspension You can read the link pasted by loma for more information. |
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