Mcy56:
Its baffling who and who is actually pained here ..... those that bought stocks falling in prices or the ones that keeps ranting up and down the forum
Just wondering because I've not really read outbursts of those who used their money to purchase those stocks here but of those been irritated by the ranting........... wonders shall never end

Mpeace:
They cry more than the bereaved.

longlife20:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/21289_DANGOTE_CEMENT_PLC_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_MARCH_2018.pdf

Dwizeone:

kolaish:
Sincerely speaking, it is not good to play with peoples' emotion especially when it has to do with money, taking into consideration the economic situation in the country. Some invested their savings, some sold properties to invest, while some invested with other peoples' money. It is enough trouble seeing their investment going downward. Then for you and other forum members to still be castigating/mocking them is like a direct insult.

The truth is that everybody cannot enter stocks at the same time, some will enter early, some late and some when the trouble is at its peak. That is life. Even if you go to the street and start throwing money everywhere, some people will still not be able to get there at the right time either by omission/commission.

Please let us learn to tolerate each other no matter the situation. With due regards please.

kolaish:
Sincerely speaking, it is not good to play with peoples' emotion especially when it has to do with money, taking into consideration the economic situation in the country. Some invested their savings, some sold properties to invest, while some invested with other peoples' money. It is enough trouble seeing their investment going downward. Then for you and other forum members to still be castigating/mocking them is like a direct insult.

The truth is that everybody cannot enter stocks at the same time, some will enter early, some late and some when the trouble is at its peak. That is life. Even if you go to the street and start throwing money everywhere, some people will still not be able to get there at the right time either by omission/commission.

Please let us learn to tolerate each other no matter the situation. With due regards please.

kolaish:
Sincerely speaking, it is not good to play with peoples' emotion especially when it has to do with money, taking into consideration the economic situation in the country. Some invested their savings, some sold properties to invest, while some invested with other peoples' money. It is enough trouble seeing their investment going downward. Then for you and other forum members to still be castigating/mocking them is like a direct insult.

The truth is that everybody cannot enter stocks at the same time, some will enter early, some late and some when the trouble is at its peak. That is life. Even if you go to the street and start throwing money everywhere, some people will still not be able to get there at the right time either by omission/commission.

Please let us learn to tolerate each other no matter the situation. With due regards please.

kolaish:
Sincerely speaking, it is not good to play with peoples' emotion especially when it has to do with money, taking into consideration the economic situation in the country. Some invested their savings, some sold properties to invest, while some invested with other peoples' money. It is enough trouble seeing their investment going downward. Then for you and other forum members to still be castigating/mocking them is like a direct insult.

The truth is that everybody cannot enter stocks at the same time, some will enter early, some late and some when the trouble is at its peak. That is life. Even if you go to the street and start throwing money everywhere, some people will still not be able to get there at the right time either by omission/commission.

Please let us learn to tolerate each other no matter the situation. With due regards please.

longlife20:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/21289_DANGOTE_CEMENT_PLC_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_MARCH_2018.pdf

kolaish:
Sincerely speaking, it is not good to play with peoples' emotion especially when it has to do with money, taking into consideration the economic situation in the country. Some invested their savings, some sold properties to invest, while some invested with other peoples' money. It is enough trouble seeing their investment going downward. Then for you and other forum members to still be castigating/mocking them is like a direct insult.

Please let us learn to tolerate each other no matter the situation. With due regards please.

Cadillac15:


Baba has showed. Tuale sir

swilo:


Why did you wait this long to throw your stone?

Read all the other comments by 10pm at night. Only read the ones relevant to your trade action during trading period.

RabbiDoracle:


If people dey vex like this, imagine if dem catch me for Ojuelegba?

Cadillac15:


Baba has showed. Tuale sir

Ogesab:






The kind stone wey go land for your head eeeh�

Deadlytruth:


A drop on all fronts.
Could this be foreshadowing those of SUGAR and FLOUR arms?

rebekah2011:
Oga, I agree with you. Like or hate them they are spot on most of the time. I remember when Oga Wanajo sounded a note of caution on my darling UCAP. I was waxing lyrical saying it must perform than last year. Emotions. Oga RabbidOracle and others that most have termed prophets of doom are only doing the job of helping to balance our emotions. There are some stocks that will bring quick money but the reversal could be disastrous. At least we know that no matter what they say, the market has the final say.

RabbiDoracle:


I don keep kwayet

Listening to Mike Ejaha.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prPMgfTian4

Cadillac15:


Shows you have been making noise since. You did not even open the result before spewing rubb1sh.

No talk for here again o.

wanaj0:


This is a personal question with no wrong or right answer. As at today, it looks like this

35% are in stocks (NSE)

15% in foreign stocks

35% in Real Estate

10% in Cash (Mainly Forex)

5% in Money Market in various forms

I keep cash BUT mainly in forex because I have forex exposures and help to hedge against devaluation. Cash to me is king. I like being liquid

I don't do bonds. Nothing against it though.

Deadlytruth:

I mixed up the gray bars with the interstitial white background in my initial view.
But it will be wiser of you to just point things out without gutter language as if yourself are immune to mistakes or else you could be equally trolled the day you make one.

Jejebaba:



Ok sir, so saying, someone sounding as a broken record is freedom of speech? Its well sir.

Cadillac15:

Guy. Na play i dey with you. Wetin sef?

Deadlytruth:


Okay o. But small ojoro dey that kin play o.

rebekah2011:
Oga, I agree with you. Like or hate them they are spot on most of the time. I remember when Oga Wanajo sounded a note of caution on my darling UCAP. I was waxing lyrical saying it must perform than last year. Emotions. Oga RabbidOracle and others that most have termed prophets of doom are only doing the job of helping to balance our emotions. There are some stocks that will bring quick money but the reversal could be disastrous. At least we know that no matter what they say, the market has the final say.

Dwizeone:

Bros no keep kwayet o... Just fine-tune the tune ... Them then send Mendes to ghost mode... No follow suit ...

Cadillac15:


No vex jare. Sometimes, to play dey hungey me


Some stones i throw here are meant to call out the individuals. Not to insult them

Investnow2017:



How does a broken record actually sound? I have just been wondering