Anio:

I have enjoyed reading throught this thread as a guest. I have grown from a beginner to possibly the next class (in stocks) and would very much like to be in touch with the new thread on the other site. Please could anyone be kind enough to send me the link my add is aniolarmerje at yahoo

Emeka_ap:

http://www.newnigerians.com/stockmarket_tips_for_nigerians-t274.640.html

FO2, WANAJO AND OTHERS ON THIS THREAD.

I am deeply touched and surprised that you guys are still posting here
despite the bandwagon movement. I want to personally salute your courage,
it shows clearly that you guys are mature men and not boys. You have also
demnstrated good leadership qualities. Please keep up the good work, just
know that someone, somewhere is being impacted by your action and
you are appreciated.

In any open forum, people should realise that you are bound to fight, settle
scores and move on, it must never be total. Diverse issues will be raised, and
truth is always bitter and difficult to swallow; wrong approach does not
invalidate the truth or issues being passed across, but we must be seen to
dissect the truth, hold unto it and amend our ways. Abandonment of any
kind does not resolve issues, you are only postponing the resolution day for
it will surely arise later.

A food for thoughts please and have a wonderful investment seasons and be expectant
of the BULL SEASON THAT IS AT HAND AND MAKE GOOD USE OF THE BOUNTIFUL
OPPORTUNITIES.

Sureboi:

My oga OMOBA 3 I just dey get internet since last week.

Abeg send me this thingy for bobrusvue@yahoo.com

I appreciate biko.

lawalidowu:

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please mail me the new forum's address

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osazeet:

NigComSat to hold 15% NITEL equity
By Everest Amaefule, Abuja
Published: Monday, 31 Mar 2008
Baring any last minute reversal, 15 per cent out of the 27 per cent equity interest reserved for the Federal Government in the Nigerian Telecommunications Limited, will be bequeathed to the Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited.

This is part of the recommendations of the presidential committee set up by President Umar Yar’Adua to reconcile the position of the Nigerian Communications Commission and the quest of NigComSat to acquire a spectrum to offer last mile telecommunication services.

The committee, chaired by Vice President Goodluck Jonathan, is made up of top government officials including the Minister of Information, and Communications, Mr. John Odey and that of Science and Technology, Mrs. Grace Ekpiwhre.

Others are the Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission, Mr. Ernest Ndukwe; Managing Director, NigComSat Limited, Mr. Ahmed Rufai, and Director General, Bureau of Public Enterprises, Mrs. Irene Chigbue.

On the other hand, the National Committee on Privatisation also chaired by Jonathan, has also received the submission of its technical committee led by the former Managing Director of the defunct FSB International Bank, Mr. The Great Prophet Hayatudeen.

The report had recommended 27 per cent stake for the Federal Government and an equity of 22 per cent for current majority stakeholder, Transnational Corporation.

This means that the Federal Government will cede 22 per cent from its current 49 per cent holding, while Transcorp will cede 29 per cent from its current 51 per cent holding.

Integrating the two reports, part of Federal Government’s 27 per cent stake in the First National Operator will be bequeathed to NigComSat, which has made a case to enter into provision of telecommunications services to end users rather than being restricted to the provision of bandwidth to operators and other clients.

Our correspondent also learnt that the Federal Government’s reserved shares of 27 per cent may also be split further to accommodate First Bank, which had lost $100m in 2002 to Investors International of London Limited in the bid to acquire 51 per stake in NITEL.

Now you can see the hope of TRANSCORP now.

(Nov 20, 2007) My dear friend. This is one observation on this thread. Try and learn to fish for yourself.Don't collect fish everyday.If you have been reading this thread from the start,you will know that one of the first principles of stock trading is setting goals for your self.Exit and entry points.
Now what are your goals?.You have to be brave on your own.Read books and learn to take decisions on your own.
Take stock trading with the seriousness of a bull.
Read financial Newspapers,
Read Punch,Thisday,Financial Standard(Backpage) on sundays.
The writings and signs are written all over them.
Go to Proshare and Buy this Book (HOW TO BUY AND SELL SHARES IN NIGERIA).You'll learn a lot.
I started trading with N700000 in 04' with National oil (Now CONOIL).I learnt on my own very very fast.Now i'm worth a hefty 8 figures(can't mention).
If you want to keep your crusader(longterm) keep it,also if you want to sell by friday and move to Access or Diamond or 1st Bank(Shortterm) do so.
Just be sure that you determine and stick to your strategy(LONG OR SHORT).Once the objective is achieved, move out and move on.
Study Study Study.
Takecare.