PIPnator:


The last time i bought any stock on NSE was in 2006/2007. Guiness. Was a good experience based on the return but the actually buying process, isnt.
Bought from defunct broker (Allbond) (maybe they are back in business again, im not too sure) , there wasnt proper receipt. My only claim to the stock was a set numbers they gave me as my.. i think SEC number or so. Luckily i received good dividend from them afterwards plus 1 stock for every 4 unit i held.

Actually what i want is, a brokerage account where i can open and close trade online, withdraw to my bank. Do all these without having to be physically present at the brokers office.

The amount to be traded isnt actually the concern but really thanks for responding. I do appreciate.

fxuser:
DangSugar
- bullish engulfing wk

GonFreecss1:


Yeah. Then the ones I mentioned will do.

Stanbic, Merristem or united capital will do. You can trade as you like and close your positions easily.

Some people use Morgan here or so. Seems they are okay too.

Yayira:
Fxuser nothing on Fidelity ?

Yayira:


Agba stock

Agbalowomeri:


I have never owned 1unit of any Dangote company

wisdom4today:

PIPnator:


The last time i bought any stock on NSE was in 2006/2007. Guiness. Was a good experience based on the return but the actually buying process, isnt.
Bought from defunct broker (Allbond) (maybe they are back in business again, im not too sure) , there wasnt proper receipt. My only claim to the stock was a set numbers they gave me as my.. i think SEC number or so. Luckily i received good dividend from them afterwards plus 1 stock for every 4 unit i held.

Actually what i want is, a brokerage account where i can open and close trade online, withdraw to my bank. Do all these without having to be physically present at the brokers office.

The amount to be traded isnt actually the concern but really thanks for responding. I do appreciate.

Godlylifeoneart:
RULES TO COUNTER THE MARKET CRASH IN 2019
COPIED FROM CHRIS REINING BLOG

Markets crash. On average, the market falls 10% once a year, about 20% every four or five years, about 30% every decade, and 50% a few times during your lifetime.

I used to think weathering market downturns should be easy. The market always recovers and reaches new highs. As Charlie Munger puts it:

“You can argue that if you’re not willing to react with equanimity to a market price decline of 50% two or three times a century, you’re not fit to be a common shareholder, and you deserve the mediocre result you’re going to get compared to the people who do have the temperament to be more philosophical about these market fluctuations.”

The longer you invest the more you realize most people don’t have the nerves of steel and raw logic that a Charlie Munger or Warren Buffett have.

That’s fine, because these investors can have a higher percentage in bonds or cash. To protect them on the downside. But what if you can’t stand losing a nickel? Well, you probably shouldn’t be investing in the first place.

Does that sound preachy? I hope it doesn’t sound preachy, I just know it’s easy to be influenced by talk of the next crash or recession.

Look, people have been predicting a crash since March 2009. In reality there’s a near 10-year expansion. I’m not saying there won’t be a crash. We all know there will. What I’m saying is investors don’t like not knowing.

So they sit there reading charts of money supply, Shiller PE, Tobin’s Q, yield curve and say the warning signs are right there.

Okay, but who’s going to hand you the schedule to get out of the market and back in? Even studies show economists failed to predict 148 out of 153 recessions.

It’s the investor who stays invested, regularly investing through good and bad, who ends up with the incredible long-term returns.

And this is why I want to share these rules. I’m hopeful they can provide some counterbalance the next time you feel “noise” is making decisions for you.

1. Long-term investing doesn’t mean weeks and months, it means years and decades.

2. Buy-and-hold investing works, but it only works if you buy and hold through ups and downs.

3. Frequent trading is the fastest way to achieve poor returns.

4. Being intelligent doesn’t result in better investment results, but being disciplined does.

5. How you behave is much more important than how your investments behave.

6. Investing isn’t about mastering the market, but mastering yourself.

7. Having a financial plan, and then sticking to it, outperforms having a plan.

8. If you’re fearful when the market goes down it’s likely you have too much invested.

9. Money you know you need in the next three to five years doesn’t belong in stocks.

10. Jumping from one trendy investment idea to another is how to get poor results.

11. More effort is counterproductive to good investment returns.

12. Don’t buy because the market is going up, and don’t sell because it’s going down.

13. Buying when everyone else is panicking is easy to say and challenging to do.

14. In hindsight, crashes and recessions always look like amazing opportunities.

15. When the market is going up investing is easy.

16. Buying and holding makes you money, buying and selling makes other people money.

17. Compound interest can make you rich, but it takes an incredibly long time.

18. Successful investing has little to do with IQ and a lot to do with personality.

19. If you invest in index funds you can’t beat the market.

20. If you invest in active funds there’s a high probability you’ll underperform the market.

21. Picking stocks and beating the market is possible but gets more difficult over time.

22. Trading is exciting, but asset allocation has more to do with your returns.

23. Higher returns means more volatility, more stability means accepting lower returns.

24. Simple portfolios beat complex.

25. There’s no such thing as the best investment.

26. “It will fluctuate” is the right answer about market predictions.

27. And remember, you’re not
Warren Buffett.

Yayira:


Meaning ?

27. And remember, you’re not
Warren Buffett.

Yayira:
Chai Diamond is indeed a prayer point..
All those that wrote it off and call it dead are rushing it and those that woke up this morning to blast it are now throwing grammar at each other

tritritri:



In ur mind ..u figured it out right ? say this to those in ur shoe in skyebnk .

Remember when u said the merger was rumore? but kept quiet when u discover it on ur favour ?

Stop acting as if you don't understand wat going on. But the truth is it favours u . dat doesn't mean it not a dead bnk .

I even told u to buy more if u believe it woun't go down. I hope u bought more back den.

tritritri:



In ur mind ..u figured it out right ? say this to those in ur shoe in skyebnk .

Remember when u said the merger was rumore? but kept quiet when u discover it on ur favour ?


Stop acting as if you don't understand wat going on. But the truth is it favours u . dat doesn't mean it not a dead bnk .

I even told u to buy more if u believe it woun't go down. I hope u bought more back den.

Yayira:


Kept quiet bawo ?
I repeat if those fake media will not carry the real news they should stop cos they are creating unnecessary panic and making people sell off their stocks!
With members quoting all manner of prices at which Access will acquire diamond for..
If they know there’ll be a merger then they know the whole truth why hide it and just give some crazy headlines? So they could load enough? Or whoever paid them to post half news could load enough?

Yayira:
@tritritri Whether dead or not I’ve always said it will rally again and again and the brave will make money.

Seems everyone wants to know if I average down cos this is the second time just today I’ve been ask with some wondering if I still even have the stock.. lol

<<<< my current mode

Yayira:
Chai Diamond is indeed a prayer point..
All those that wrote it off and call it dead are rushing it and those that woke up this morning to blast it are now throwing grammar at each other

yom2:
they are enemies of other peoples progress when they are not part of d deal.I still remember how the published a story about milost defrauding one investor in d . u s just to damage their image and reputation.

tritritri:








My sister , waiting consign anyone with if u average down or not ..Na talk bring talk ooh. And na u first bring the talk wey dey above . Nobody dey interested . About the Rally yes u said it. dat why i said u get mind pass man.

RealityShot:
I hope am not the only one seeing all the hugely devalued stocks on the floor?

"blood is running on the streets"

but lets wait for FY results shaa...

Buhari wins or not its pay year ahead

Agbalowomeri:
Zenith looking down at my 13 target

Coolcash1:
@fxuser and bullbearmkt what's the chart saying about Fidson, FO and FBNH....

tritritri:

I thin otherwise on this , Please share more light for me ...
Have u gone through the TA of zenith bank for past 10yr?