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Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 12:08pm On Oct 08
Alexas58:
Been scalping and shorting the market slowly
Still yet to recover from my losses

Note: what I’m trading is futures and it’s prop firm
Nice one sir,

By my calculation, sir you were too early to take short position on BCH, investors haven't fully made up their mind to dump yet.

However if you wait a little longer — from now till midnight, they will give up hope and then, your BCH trade will begin to yield result.

If I have time, I might short this same BCH to see how much I can get from it.

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 11:54am On Oct 08
Beeron:
And so, I took another one yesterday eventhough I was busy.

Currently doing 51%, I will see how long I can hold out before I get really busy again.
Update on this, we now doing 94%

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 10:30am On Oct 07
And so, I took another one yesterday eventhough I was busy.

Currently doing 51%, I will see how long I can hold out before I get really busy again.

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 4:26pm On Oct 06
Beeron:
As at this evening 4:15 pm, I am doing 157%
after this update. I have to admit that I couldn't continue because lots of factors crystalized at the same time.

I keep track of the sto ck market spotting partterns and charts both local and international markets and at the same time, I was busy with my investors. So I didn't want to lose focus getting distracted by the futures trade or ignoring it.

I just had to exit the trade and went to on to focus on my investors and at same time tracking patterns in the U.S st ock market.
Nairaland General › Re: What Advice Would You Give To Men In Their 20s As A Man In Your 30s/40s? by Beeron: 11:43am On Oct 06
Start investing, even if you don't know anything about investment.

Just move some part of your savings into a money market fund and always contribute to it as you earn.

You will thank yourself when you get to 30s and 40s
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 4:33pm On Oct 05
Bluearrow:
Almost there
200% is not far from here
yeah right.

Just steadily watching lol

Thanks.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 4:16pm On Oct 05
Beeron:
from my last post, I said I might likely do 200%

As at this morning, I'm now at 93%.
As at this evening 4:15 pm, I am doing 157%

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 9:15am On Oct 05
Beeron:
from my last post, I said I might likely do 200%

As at this morning, I'm now at 93%.
Update as at 9:15 am this morning

111%

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 7:15am On Oct 05
Beeron:
Decided to take a quick one today soon as I spotted the opportunity. I might let this trade sit till 200% because my maths adds up like that.
from my last post, I said I might likely do 200%

As at this morning, I'm now at 93%.

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 4:12pm On Oct 04
Alexas58:
I have entered again

Long position

SL 307

Good luck to me
chief, I just checked this market.

On a 12 hour time frame, you will see both distribution and consolidation happening at the same time.

Why is that?

The whale who pumped didn't completely leave, he/they are playing mind games to see if more huge money will come on board, if this consolidation happens far too long and no huge money comes into the market, the whale will finally take the remaining profit and the rally will end.

It's a risky bet at this point.

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 4:03pm On Oct 04
Decided to take a quick one today soon as I spotted the opportunity. I might let this trade sit till 200% because my maths adds up like that.

Business › Re: When Criticism Becomes A Verdict: A Rejoinder On GTCO by Beeron: 6:04am On Oct 02
The lady went too hard on GTCO such that it will make you think GTCO is about to collapse.

I had to go do my own deep dive to find out that GTCO was only changing strategy to earn.

Previously they earned by packing more money into investment securities to earn but now they seem to want to be earning via core business which is loans but they are being cautious about it due to Nigeria unstable macros, that was why their margin dropped in H1 result.

That lady that wrote that GTCO article is a fearmonger and farming for clicks
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 11:01am On Sep 28
Decided to take some $$ off the table this morning.

Romance › Re: Are There Men Like Me? Am I Putting Myself Under Pressure? by Beeron: 9:45am On Sep 26
Coder2Client:
I’m someone who isn’t ashamed of being single.

I’m 36, and I’ll be 37 in December.

The honest truth is that I’m single. I’m not currently dating anyone. It’s not because I don’t ask women out—I do. But I’m not someone who enjoys talking too much, and sometimes the thought of having to constantly communicate, explain myself, and maintain a relationship feels stressful to me. Maybe that is one of the reasons I have remained single for this long.

My lifestyle is also very regimented. I have a routine that is so predictable that someone can almost tell when I’m at home and when I’m not.

Money is another major issue.

I currently earn ₦200,000 a month before tax, and I don’t have a side hustle at the moment. Sometimes I look at my income and wonder how I’m supposed to build the kind of life people expect from someone approaching 40.

I have even lied about being in a relationship when I know I’m not.

I’ve told people I have two children, even though I have never had children. I did it because I wanted people to stop asking questions and putting pressure on me. But ironically, while trying to escape other people’s expectations, I think I have ended up putting even more pressure on myself.

For a long time, I genuinely enjoyed being single.

The peace was beautiful.

No relationship drama. No constant explanations. No arguments. No pressure.

But lately, that peace is beginning to feel like loneliness.

I miss having someone.

And that is difficult for me to admit.

Another thing about me is that I give up easily on relationships. I can enter a relationship today and, a month later, lose interest and walk away without even properly explaining to the woman why I’m leaving.

I know that isn't a good quality.

My life has also been somewhat of a slow journey.

I started school at 11. I finished secondary school at 22. I completed tertiary education at 32. I started my teaching job earning ₦20,000 a month, and today, at 36, I earn ₦200,000.

You would think that increasing my income would make life easier.

But every time my income increases, inflation seems to move the goalpost.

What used to feel like enough no longer feels like enough.

And then there is friendship.

I have always struggled with keeping friends. Even as a child, I realised I didn't really have a flair for friendship. Today, I honestly don't have anyone I can confidently call my close friend.

I even remember a time when I would give people money just so they would play with me.

Looking back, that hurts.

I don't drink. I don't smoke. I don't party. I don't womanise.

At work, I joke around, interact with people and eat good food. From the outside, I probably look like someone who is doing just fine.

But deep down, there is a part of me that genuinely misses being in a relationship.

I can go an entire month without making or receiving a personal phone call. Most of the calls I receive or make are work-related because I’m one of the leaders at my workplace.

Sometimes I wonder how I got here.

I don't think I’m a bad person.

I don't think I’m unattractive.

I don't think I’m incapable of loving someone.

Maybe I just became too comfortable being alone.

Maybe I have built such a structured and independent life that making room for another person now feels difficult.

Or maybe I simply haven't figured out how to balance my personality, finances, career, friendships and relationships.

I don't know.

But lately, being single doesn't feel as peaceful as it used to.

It is starting to feel a little boring.

So I’m genuinely asking:

Are there other men who are like this?

Men in their 30s who don't drink, smoke, party or womanise.

Men who have very few or no close friends.

Men who have become so comfortable being alone that they don't know how to let someone into their lives.

Men who are not necessarily unhappy, but deep down, still miss having someone to come home to.

I’d really like to hear from you.
strip all the routine you do that makes you stay grounded to feel comfortable living alone.

The real fact of the matter is, your low income is keeping you to live on low spending margin, so anything that takes you out of that comfort zone will irritate you subconsciously which will then make you retreat into your shell of loneliness.

Relationship of any form with another human requires maintenance and money is mostly involved so — don't spend on maintenance means living comfortably with yourself.

I can help you gain confidence by guiding you to invest in stocks to beat inflation, when you see money growth, your confidence will be boasted naturally.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 7:41am On Sep 25
Decided to snatch some quick profit this morning and exit before b t c now choppy mood intensify distribution on this trade.

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 9:18pm On Sep 21
Sanoske360:
Honestly I'm a fan of I legend, what's happening now shows that the financial market can not be easily predicted if you claim or think you know.
The truth of the matter is, the market place is filled with all manner of players with different strategies to outdo each other and win. So you can't predict every one behavior in the market.

Even Quant traders have losing streak and winning streak so seeing ilegend put out those predictions claims was ridiculous but he won't be the first, it was his arrogance for his ignorance that made him stand out.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 9:03pm On Sep 21
Jammykay:
He is so confident in saying rubbish
And making people to loose his money


Box analysis has finished me ooo
That's because in the land of the blind, every blind person believes the only person who says he can see because other blind people have no way to confirm.
Jokes Etc › Re: These Dangote IPO Posts/Memes Are So Hilarious by Beeron: 8:48pm On Sep 21
Bayoonanuga:
No be dangote be the highest stakeholders for dangote refinery now ooo
Dangote retains about 85% ownership stake of the company, 5% to private placements moneybags like Otedola and 20% to co-owners like you all over social media sir.

The stock has low free float, infact all Dangote companies stocks has low free float because he always retain atleast 80% owner, if he isn't strategic about it, another billionaire will buy him out of his own company just like Elumelu secretly bought Otedola out of Transcorp and the same way, Otedola secretly bought Otudeko out of Firstbank.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 6:04pm On Sep 21
Godian45:
Na God go punish that box analysis guy.
I waited for one full year for BTC to dip to at least 60k. So I can buy Eth and other crypto box analysis guy was shouting that it will hit 40k. Now I will seat down and watch and possibly wait for another 4 year cycle. The guy just came to confuse ppl with his fake analysis
what's even funny is the box analysis guy would still be holding on to his short position — that is if it isn't liquidated already.

The dude's confidence earned him faithful disciples and fans here and them not knowing that the market is a dynamic place and there are forces that moves the market both covert and overt.

All those times, I was having some sort of back and forth argument with the ilegend guy, what was indeed happening then was the market was undergoing massive accumulation phase on institutional scale.

I was just waiting patiently for the mark up phase to happen so I would hear what he would say. But sadly, he is no where to be found anymore. And he has begun a regular day job

It's so unfortunate for ilegend and his fans.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by Beeron: 10:51am On Sep 20
It was a quick one this morning.

Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Beeron: 7:19pm On Sep 16
It use to, but not anymore, Nigeria inflation is currently at 15% as released by the CBN last quarter.

While core inflation seems to cool off, food inflation is still very much sticky, when you factor that in to a family of 4 (an average family in Nigeria), you would realize, food takes a huge chunk of that 500k, not to mention other home expenses and operational cost for running the house.

It will be advised for the wife of a man who earns 500k to get her hands busy with a business or job to support her husband because if the man continues within this pay range and home economics keeps expanding, and the country inflation keeps worsening, then the man will definitely do things that will cut his life short either through hight blood pressure or get caught compromising standards to make ends meet and cater for family.
Romance › Re: Guys, How Long Can You Allow A Girl To Stay With You? by Beeron:
You won't ever be bored with a girl who portrays herself as asset — cooks, clean, doesn't make you spend excessively, go to market together to buy foodstuff and actively make things happen around you and s ex is fun. Even if you get bored, you are willing to endure her stay because you know one day, she may end up as your wife.

However,

If a girl you secretly loathe due to her excesses, like ordering food at your place, being a liability, draining your WiFi to download all the movies in this world, doesn't clean, makes you spend money unnecessarily, keeping an unmerited standard, can't keep an intellectual conversation etc, trust me brother, after post nut clarity, you would begin to want to get rid of her because you now see her for what she is and can't stand her for long.


That's my experience so far.
Investment › Re: Let's Discuss Nigeria & U.S Stocks And Strategies To Win Trades. by Beeron(op): 3:18pm On Sep 10
A WARNING NOT To Buy Stanbic Stock For Now And Why Investors Forgot Champion Breweries


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv0FJ3IjfM8
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Beeron: 3:16pm On Sep 10
A WARNING NOT To Buy Stanbic Stock For Now And Why Investors Forgot Champion Breweries


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv0FJ3IjfM8
Investment › Re: Let's Discuss Nigeria & U.S Stocks And Strategies To Win Trades. by Beeron(op): 6:23am On Sep 10
Here is what is happening in DANGOTE CEMENT
BUA CEMENT &
HBM Stocks



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wROjUYkIgnM
Nairaland General › Re: Life Is Unfair And Its True by Beeron:
Stop your comparison please, comparison is the thief of your personal happiness.

Socrates said — "Man Know Thyself."

J.Cole said — "There is no such thing as a life that's better than yours, love yours."

Rene Descatez said — "I think, therefore I am."


Me I say — There is no higher power on Earth or in the Heavens greater than the potential deposited in men.


Look at the progression of humanity, Galileo learnt from the works of Aristotle and built on it.

Sir Isaac Newton saw and learnt from the works of Galileo and built upon the knowledge.

Albert Einstein saw and learnt from the works of Sir Isaac Newton and built on it that is why we even have the GPS to guide your path and location and can accurately tell the time in different countries.


So imagine these man sat on bu tt and wonder about how unfair life is because a God somewhere is playing dice with the universe, will they have achieved the greatness of contributing to making modern day life easier? NO.

Imagine Isaac Newton, A friend will stop to ask him a trivial playful but curious question about how the world works, Isaae will reply that he will get back to him.

This man will go home and Invent a maths to solve the problem, that was how Isaac Newton invented calculus at age 23.

So, use your brain more instead of crying foul of how imbalanced the world is. Human/life is just part of the Universe that happened by chance because the odds were too great for life to happen so stop worrying about life variations, get out there and utilize the short life you have, eat what you want, do whatever you want to do, have sex, see the humour in everything, sleep good, take care of your heart because and listen to this track by Kenny Chesney -- DON'T Blink
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Beeron: 12:35pm On Sep 08
Here is what is happening in DANGOTE CEMENT
BUA CEMENT &
HBM Stocks



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wROjUYkIgnM
Politics › Re: 2027: If Elected, I’ll Crash Petrol Price To ₦200 Per Litre – Adebayo by Beeron: 11:48am On Sep 07
This one will crash Nigeria economy.

For this to work, he would have to subsidize every sector of the economy such that, Nigeria will be turned from capitalist economy to communism or socialism economy.

If that happens, and debt overwhelm the system, the economy will collapse, Nigeria will break up.

Ask the Soviet Union
Romance › Re: Why Do Some “Bad Girls” Marry Better Men? by Beeron: 11:31am On Sep 07
I had this conversation with my woman few weeks back because she is a self acclaimed good girl who has been meeting the wrong guys before she met me.

During our extensive conversation we realized the following:

Bad girls are loose free and roam about so they meet all kinds and all manner of men, they get the opportunity to experiment with those men and eventually decide to pick the meek, tame and tolerable one that can accommodate and tolerate them. (Can be called a simp in some cases)

Another reason is; bad girls don't love deep, they are already exposed to the harsh life of "money for hand, back for ground" such that they now see life as a series of trade off — so such a girl might NOT love her real man deeply but she will always go the extra mile for him, give him her savings, do all the whole sex style he wants and please him. Because all through her years dealing with men, she understands what they want and she knows nothing goes for nothing. Good girls struggle to understand this and feel entitled because they have kept themselves as the prize for the man.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Beeron: 11:22am On Sep 07
Smart Investors Already Know This About FTSE RUSSEL But You Don't



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z_4bNBg_OU

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