manie:



Who are your stock brokers? I will advice you to sack them and move over to mine. I use stock brokers that controls 60% of the trade on the exchange.

I stand to be corrected 3 million units of NB be shares can be bought within maximum of 10 trading days in 2007. Do not forget that the stocks that were never available in 2006 to 2008 were the banking and insurance stocks.

A lot of gullible investors sold their blue chip stocks like NB, Guinness, Unilever, PZ, Total< Flour Mill to invest in Private Placements between 2006 and 2008. That was why these stocks had attractive PE ratios because they were on offer.

Who are your stock brokers? I will advice you to sack them and move over to mine. I use stock brokers that controls 60% of the trade on the exchange.

Please name your brokers that controls 60% of trade on the exchange and I will tell you how they (infact every investor) also lost not less than 60% of their investments in mid/late 2008 and 2009. The NSE lost about N7 trillion then. From an average market capitalisation of over N12 trillion to an average market capitalisation of about N5.5 trillion.

I stand to be corrected 3 million units of NB be shares can be bought within maximum of 10 trading days in 2007.

I wish this was a statement of fact rather than fiction in 2007. Perhaps by institutional investors such as mutual fund managers.

Do not forget that the stocks that were never available in 2006 to 2008 were the banking and insurance stocks.

Another half truth. The banking stocks where readily available (banking consolidation era), while the insurance stocks (penny stocks like Guinea Insurance, Mutual Benefit Insurance, etc ) where not.

A lot of gullible investors sold their blue chip stocks like NB, Guinness, Unilever, PZ, Total< Flour Mill to invest in Private Placements between 2006 and 2008. That was why these stocks had attractive PE ratios because they were on offer.


Gullible investors? Really!!! I rather not use the word gullible but misinformed (ill advised) investors who where misled by their biased "professional" advisers who claimed to know the "market" more than the "market woman".

Talk is cheap but right (proper) information is power.

Peterwins:

Who are your stock brokers? I will advice you to sack them and move over to mine. I use stock brokers that controls 60% of the trade on the exchange.

Please name your brokers that controls 60% of trade on the exchange and I will tell you how they (infact every investor) also lost not less than 60% of their investments in mid/late 2008 and 2009. The NSE lost about N7 trillion then. From an average market capitalisation of over N12 trillion to an average market capitalisation of about N5.5 trillion.

I stand to be corrected 3 million units of NB be shares can be bought within maximum of 10 trading days in 2007.

I wish this was a statement of fact rather than fiction in 2007. Perhaps by institutional investors such as mutual fund managers.

Do not forget that the stocks that were never available in 2006 to 2008 were the banking and insurance stocks.

Another half truth. The banking stocks where readily available (banking consolidation era), while the insurance stocks (penny stocks like Guinea Insurance, Mutual Benefit Insurance, etc ) where not.

A lot of gullible investors sold their blue chip stocks like NB, Guinness, Unilever, PZ, Total< Flour Mill to invest in Private Placements between 2006 and 2008. That was why these stocks had attractive PE ratios because they were on offer.


Gullible investors? Really!!! I rather not use the word gullible but misinformed (ill advised) investors who where misled by their biased "professional" advisers who claimed to know the "market" more than the "market woman".

Talk is cheap but right (proper) information is power.

10 stock broking firms control 60% of transaction on the exchange and 2 of my stock brokers are consistently on this list.

If you use a big stock broking firm 3 million units of NB is not a big deal to be sold in 10 trading days. I am very sure you know about cross deals. You also know that blue chip stocks were not popular in 2007. Investment was not based on fundamentals but on sentiments in 2007. Stocks like NB, Guinness, UAC, Unilever were old school stocks. Do you know that the market was doing far mo0re than the current transaction in 2007, than what we are experiencing.

I was a margin trader between 2004 and 2008 doing a monthly turnover of over 40 million on the exchange in 2007. How can a stock broking firm that have more than 200 people doing higher transaction find it difficult to buy 3 million units of NB. And don't forget that I was trading and still trading with 4 stock broking firms.

Expand your horizon and you will see possibilities.

These are the top 10 brokers accounting for 61% of transaction in 2nd week of February 2013.


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manie:


Why do you think this is a rare feat in 2007? Can you compare the daily transaction on the exchange with what we have now? Don't forget that was the era of margin trading? I was an active margin trader doing a monthly trading turnover of over 40 million Naira in 2007.

Yes. A very rare feat (for an individual investor) on stocks like Nestle, PZ Cussons, Cadbury(on technical suspension at a time), Unilever, etc in 2007.

The acquisition (purchase) of 3 million shares of these stocks by an individual investor on the floor of the exchange in less than "ten (10) working/trading days in 2007" is rather misleading but possible with bank stocks.

At a point in time (over a long period) the quantity (inclusive of the no. of deals) of bank stocks traded where over 70% of the overall quantities traded on the NSE.

I have no qualms with your claims (prowess) but I seek a more balanced (truly professional) approach to certain issues or discussions especially because of naive investors.

Peterwins:

Yes. A very rare feat (for an individual investor) on stocks like Nestle, PZ Cussons, Cadbury(on technical suspension at a time), Unilever, etc in 2007.

The acquisition (purchase) of 3 million shares of these stocks by an individual investor on the floor of the exchange in less than "ten (10) working/trading days in 2007" is rather misleading but possible with bank stocks.

At a point in time (over a long period) the quantity (inclusive of the no. of deals) of bank stocks traded where over 70% of the overall quantities traded on the NSE.

I have no qualms with your claims (prowess) but I seek a more balanced (truly professional) approach to certain issues or discussions especially because of naive investors.

Because those were the happening stocks, even though they were over valued. I was presumed to be a crazy investor in 2007 and 2008, when I started selling some of my bank stocks to increase my holdings in the old reliable stocks like NB, Guiness, PZ.


Now the reverse is the case, I have sold my NB and all my NESTLE, to increase my holdings in 2 bank stocks which I will not name. I see NB, PZ, Nestle and Unilever to be currently over priced.

K_ONE: Is it advisable to invest #500,000 in this FGN bond/t bills? Or make i just buy keke napep(tri cycle) put for road make them dey deliver daily?? Pls, I need advice o!

Buy the keke Napep only if you want to turn the N500,000 into change.

Please buy the FGN bonds or Treasury bills.

Low interest of course but lesser risk and you get your money back in full.

manie:

Investment lesson number 1, do not over pay for any investment. Be it real estate, stock or business.
There are houses selling for 60 million Naira in lagos, that can bearly generate a rental income of N2 million.


That 1 million dollars would have bought 3 million units of Nigerian Breweries in 2007. The investment would have given a dividend of over 30 million Naira over the last 4 years. And the 3 million units of Nigerian Breweries shares will be worth almost 500 million Naira on March 25th 2013.

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Mikolo, can you shed more light on this please?

Hahah, nice thread.
I know the op will be more confused by now.
No 1 thing is to save.
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You can start up wit shares- small units for 10k,20k etc can be bought. Tb requires some money. Sum banks and investment houses take min of 1M to buy tb for u. Also real estate needs capital. I don't think there is any locatn u can get property less than 300, 350k. Don't buy land in a village- they are difficult to sell. Instead, when u come to a city, try and see the direction the city is developing towards. Locate land along dt side within ur financial ability and buy. Make sure u r buying frm d right source cos a lot of ppl are duped. If u r buying frm a family, make sure u hv d consent of all d members. Try and secure any land u buy wit atleaset face me I face u kind of building, or atleast, a bq. Also check the govt plan for dt location and make sure there is no plan of a govt project passing thru d land- like railway,major road, high tension transmission or oil pipeline. If u r buying frm an estate, see d place u r buying and make sure its ok. Do sumtin on the land immediately, if u don't, they will sell it and give u another place. Also, make sure u get legal docs for ur property. If u can get c of O, please do, very important.

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AE3:

Mikolo, can you shed more light on this please?

sorry for long reply
but its kinda self explanatory innit/
and besides na theory i sabi(i'm still working on the practicals)

AE3:

Mikolo, can you shed more light on this please?

sorry for long reply
but its kinda self explanatory innit/
and besides na theory i sabi(i'm still working on the practicals)
but lots of threads with said details
or you could just visit your neighborhood university agric dept and get a consultant
or partner with local farmers