Phones › Re: What's Happening To GLO? by boofydon: 4:44pm On Aug 14, 2014 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by boofydon: 6:56pm On Aug 12, 2014 |
Toluway: It's like a simple market scenario. If no one is willing to buy at his price, his shares will remain un-bought. Simple. No one will do anything about that. The stock will remain on the canter until it appreciates and meets his price, if otherwise, nothing will happen. Ok !How does a share price reduce if all un-bought share remains on the canter until it appreciates? Because from the rookie's viewpoint, share price becomes bearish when people willing to sell are more than those willing to buy. So does that means the shareholders determines a share's price(If they are willing to sell a N25/share stock as at low as N10/share)? Thanks for your response so far |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by boofydon: 6:36pm On Aug 12, 2014 |
Born2berich: 1. I am not sure but i believe the bid bargain actually determines the closing price of a listed company.
2. Visit www.marketwatch.ng for the buy/sell volume of the day. Also, if you are a register client of meritrade, you will definitely receive this info in soft copy to your mail box. Thank you. I will check out the site  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by boofydon: 6:33pm On Aug 12, 2014 |
Toluway: The amount at which each unit of a stock is available for purchase, and the amount at which shareholders are willing to buy each unit of the stock will invariably determine the price of the stock. Put in another way, the total amount in Capitalisation divided by the total number of shares outstanding will give you the exact price of the stock at sny point in time. Thanks for your response. Please take a look at this case study; if at the opening of trading a share price is put at N25/share, a particular desperate shareholder is willing to sell his 5000shares, and no one seem to be willing to buy at that price. Now my question: 1) Is it the NSE that will reduce the price until a buyer is found? 2) If Yes; i. at what rate will it reduce? ii. will the reduced amount be the new overall closing price for that particular company? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by boofydon: 5:54pm On Aug 12, 2014 |
Good day stockbrokers and savvy investors. Having rummaged through the internet for over an hour, I still couldn't find answers to these two questions:
1. What really determines the closing share price of a company(I know what causes the bears and the bulls), but who determines the margin of reduction or increase? Example start price : N12.50, Closing price : 12.45 Is there a formula to determine the margin?
2. Does anybody know a site where i can get the buy/sell volume for the day on the NSE?
Thanks in anticipation of your sage response. |
Islam › Re: Being Muslim And The Danger Of A Single Story by boofydon: 9:16am On Jul 25, 2014 |
IyfeNamikaze: I understand what the Op is trying to tell us, but all that you say about islam is only how you wish things were, not how it really is. Muslims will kill you and burn your house if you mock their prophet or abuse the quran. They will not only kill you, they will even go to the extent of killing anybody who practice your religion an burn down churches! That is how violent muslims are... and dont be surprise that the Op will be the frst person to throw the stone at you. An atheist can come to a christian community and say "there is nothing like yahwe and that christ story is a scam" . and people (a pastor,bishop or any clegyman) will just tell laugh at him or tell him to come for bible studies for prayers and dilverance. or must cases ignore him. and the matter will just end there. But if same thing happens in any muslim community, all hell would be let lose in the whole of middle east and northern africa! imams will set a bounty on the head of the atheist,churches would be burned, christians would lose their lives even though it was an atheist and not a christian that made mockery of their prophet or relgion. CAN THE OP DENY THAT? CAN ANY MUSLIM DENY THAT?
Don't blame the media when for your problems, blame yourselves! the media have been saving you people from yourselves longer than i can remember. take a look at the lady that was almost sentenced to death just because she denouced islam, and your muslim brothers were going to kill her despite the fact that she was pregnant! How evil can a religion get?
how evil can a religion get that they openly slaughter people in plublic while quoting verses from the Quran to support their sensless evil act? and they will still post it on the internet! Imagine! The Media is only showing the World what islam truely is... a violent religion.
Blame your imams and conscience and inbuilt violent nature for your problems! blame yourselves. Look inwards. look at the man in the mirror You are so on point. A few years back, at the university of ibadan a girl went to preach inside a mosque and she was beaten to a state of coma by the worshippers even the so called undergraduates. If not for the police she could have died. I don't support her going to the mosque to preach but just to give you an idea of the kind of violence that runs in their blood. |
Islam › Re: Being Muslim And The Danger Of A Single Story by boofydon: 8:58am On Jul 25, 2014 |
dieselengine3: ....my brother they were not really gazing at u,rather they were searching for a possible escape routes incase as usual happens.....afterall we r adviced to be security conscious  Lmao. You are wicked o. Badman |
Islam › Re: Being Muslim And The Danger Of A Single Story by boofydon: 8:16am On Jul 25, 2014*. Modified: 9:09am On Jul 25, 2014 |
muhsin: Muhammad Muhsin Ibrahim www.muhsin.in muhsin234 (Twitter)
“What is your name?” Muhammad. And all eyes would turn around.
It often starts just like that, for to them, every Muslim is a potential threat, a terrorist. It is extremely awkward, if not annoying, to someone like me who was born and reared in an almost 99% Muslims community. Hitherto I didn’t know that being Muslim means that much and weighs that loads; some feel even reluctant to disclose their belief. Muslims living in multi-religious and non-Muslims majority societies today have a lot of stories to tell. The story is sometimes nasty in conservative, religiously touchy and volatile places like India, where I presently reside. Although home to about 200 million Muslims, it was discovered in a recent survey that some of them have to masquerade as Hindus to sustain their businesses. This happens due to the schism, and sometimes animosity, between them and other faithful, particularly the majority Hindus.
But why all the fuss and the buzz, you may ask. Generally identity, especially religious one, is highly polemical and extremely abstract. For instance, my ‘Muslimness’ is neither determinable based on my appearance and gait, nor proportional to my humanity and humane. Despite the whopping population of more than 1.5 billions worldwide, hundreds of millions of Muslims live in shambles due to the raging religious stereotype, which results to marginalisation and sometimes worse, as aforesaid. Needless to say, the reports of suicide bombs and other terror acts allegedly perpetuated by some miscreants calling themselves Muslims is a commonplace today. Al Qaeda, IS/ISIS, Boko Haram, etc are household names around the world. But this can’t and shouldn’t, nonetheless, justify the unjust treatment of others who can equally be victims of those murderers. [center][img]http://4.bp..com/-M09shwpoRCY/U8pORStoTsI/AAAAAAAAAdw/lQ1MfWE2NBc/s1600/Truth.jpg[/img][/center] Wait and ask yourself: how many Muslims are engaged in such dastardly activities? The aforementioned figure is just tentative, for the population of Muslims is, against many odds, rapidly growing. So, obviously, had the larger population of them been involved in “terrorism”, no part of the world might have been in peace, for nearly 1 in 4 people worldwide is Muslim. There is no denying that the threat poses by the ‘bad guys’ among them is alarming, but not as the media would want us to believe. Muslims do not have monopoly on fanaticism. We have Christians in C.A.R, Buddhists in Sri Lanka and Myanmar, Hindus in India, Jews in Israel, etc. but Muslims remain virtually the only culpable faithful. One cannot be a Muslim, a practicing one, until somewhere, someone overtly or covertly degrades him, or calls him an extremist or terrorist. What is wrong with the choice of being? I am Muslim, so let me be. Don’t infringe my individual rights. I will not do yours, either.
Do you know that extremism has no place in true Islam? Ironically however, the few who subscribed to it always make the news headlines, while others who are paragons of moderation and peace loving lots are barely heard of on the mostly western and western-influenced media. This modern world owes much to Muslims as they have a very long history in developing it. Malise Ruthven in his “excellent little book”, Islam: A Very Short Introduction published by Oxford University Press explains that:
He further notes that Muslims have excelled in virtually all other fields the world today boasts having—medicine, mathematics, astronomy, optics, architecture, poetry and philosophical thoughts, among others. Going by this alone should have made being Muslim something to be so much proud of, but the exact opposite is often obtained. Of course, one is allowed to do certain things to protect oneself under threat, but it’s no more than paranoia many a times. Be it as it may, I, for once, wouldn’t subscribe to what I couldn’t perform or display before others You are still "the" Muslim unless you renounce your belief and join them, which equates to preferring the terrestrial over the Celestial, the temporary over the permanen
A few days ago, somebody called me a Boko Haram (BH) member on Facebook for my being a Nigeria and Muslim in response to my criticism of the Egyptian president, Abdul-Fatah Al-Sisi. Saying a word against Sisi is tantamount to siding with the ousted “Islamist” president, Morsi and his outlawed Muslim Brotherhood. There’s nothing more wrong than that. Unbeknown to him, there’s a world apart from their ideology and mine. . look at the bolded You claim not be a fanatic and you still call other people's faith Temporary? You spent more than 3/4 of this writeup whinging about the treatment Muslims get from others, would have loved it if you criticised your Muslim brothers killing people in the name of Allah more. pls Spend more time telling your brothers that virgins will soon finish in paradise so that they will stop all this senseless killings Well am glad you have secured your virgins in paradise so u dont need to kill anybody  |
Phones › Re: 18 Headphone Brands Ranked From Worst To First by boofydon: 10:43am On Jul 22, 2014 |
Getting an original headphone can be harder than guider ultimate search here in naija  |
Music/Radio › Re: A thread for acoustic guitarist: beginners,amateurs and professionals by boofydon: 3:51pm On Jul 21, 2014 |
Finding a youtube video to help learn africa style of playing guitar(all those lead and bass guitar sounds you hear in the typical juju songs  ) can be quite a dauting task. To know how to solo is the main thing, strumming chords all the time can be quite boring(unless you want to be a passive player like Asa- who only plays I-II-III or I-IV-V in all her songs) |
Culture › Re: French Speakers And French Learners On Nairaland!!!! by boofydon: 1:30am On Jul 10, 2014 |
herald9: Lolz Whats funny? Je ne pense pas ce que j'ai dit est drôle |
Culture › Re: French Speakers And French Learners On Nairaland!!!! by boofydon: 1:06am On Jul 10, 2014 |
bons amis d'un jour, je suis heureux d'être ici. J'espère que nous pourrons construire notre français ainsi |
Career › Re: ICAN 2014 May Diet by boofydon: 12:16am On Jan 11, 2014 |
Tmany: what advise can you guys give someone with a science background that wants to take PE1 this may Mr tmany, u cant take pe1 exam! U will have to start from foundation tjen intermediate before pe1. For more info go to our website for inquiries |
Romance › Re: I Bet It Wit U!!....u Can Neva Meet Such An Innocent, Decent N Carin Lady Again. by boofydon: 11:10pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
Polio: Ok... with your terrible and appalling written english! If i were you, i will channel my energy into improving that instead of moaning on an online forum! Dont mind her! And d gal was annocing all over nland dat she is now in first class. Just hope she doesn't sleep with lecturers for marks! If u know her u will realize how proud she is! I congratulate d dude for making the best decision to dump her n leave her to her lonely and miserable life |
Career › Re: For Graduates / Undergraduates... by boofydon: 10:38pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
STENON: .......Actually, i dnt av tym for exchangin words wit somone lyk u.......I forgive u frm d indepth of my heart cos I dnt knw u.......Bt cry out loud n Ask for forgivness frm God Almighty ....Go n sin no mor....U ar Blessed Hmmm! Hypocrite! All this holier than thou attitude en! I forgive u all the same cuz u are in d age group of my younger sister. But for your own good stop being proud, it doesn't help. Its God dat allowed you to have d first class, cuz no be by how u read pass. I pray u realise it soon. Blessed lady stenon |
Career › Re: What Do You Tink Is D Best Career For A Lady To Do N Stil Av Time 4her Children? by boofydon: 10:32pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
STENON: Over d years....People av bin sayin alot abt som careers dat Married women can do n can stil av enof time for her family??....Pls Ur opinions ar Highly needed here U don come here again! Nawa o! U better work on being humble and not being proud, if not . . |
Career › Re: For Graduates / Undergraduates... by boofydon: 7:22pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
UcLloyd: @Op, let's jus assume u have a First class. Am sure you're unemployed, cuz nobody hires a brilliant girl with no intelligence. Stop showing off wah u obviously can't explain. Ur type will work for a third class intelligent lad. And jus so u know, before u start throwing tantrums, am a 2"1 graduate. CHANGE You so on point! Her whole statement was so full of pride. Mstcheww! Stewpid pikin! She kan dey blow grammer. Wheyrey jati jati |
Career › Re: For Graduates / Undergraduates... by boofydon: 5:55pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
STENON: ........Tnx for contributin to dis topic....U'v bin noticed.....u can now go and sleep...... Smh! Is that how you talk your bfrnd? Nawa o!  |
Career › Re: For Graduates / Undergraduates... by boofydon: 4:54pm On Jan 10, 2014 |
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Career › Re: ICAN EXAMS-GENERAL THREAD by boofydon: 6:24am On Jan 10, 2014 |
Chicjennie: My dear, all papers seemed embarrassingly easy O as against d normal ICAN standard. But I'd still say that FA was most and IT was the least as usual. MA too was another give away. Infact at some point I had to check the question papers in d hall if the FA and MA weren't FFA and Costing cos trust me, the FA and MA were easier than FFA and CQT I wrote in Foundation and Intermediate respectively. Let's remain hopeful for success Dear. Pls do you have soft copies for the materials one can use to prepare for foundation and intermediate. d ones i downloaded from the site aint opening |
Career › Re: ICAN EXAMS-GENERAL THREAD by boofydon: 6:20am On Jan 10, 2014 |
pls anybody with the soft copy of materials for foundation. The one i downloaded from the ican site is not opening |
Career › Ican Study Center In Ibadan Needed by boofydon(op): 6:05am On Jan 10, 2014 |
Fellow nairalanders, i really need a study center in ibadan. Want to take foundation exam this May. Any contribution will be appreciated |
Career › Re: For Graduates / Undergraduates... by boofydon: 5:41am On Jan 10, 2014 |
STENON: ....tnx......Ur senses actually picked up d right stimulus by viewin dis topic,,,,n transmited d right info 2 ur brain tru d sensory nerves, Bt unfortunately, somtin jst wnt wrong in ur BRAIN, durin d process of codin, interpretin, n sendin back d right meanin of dis topic for d right comment to be posted,,,,,,,Pls consult ur medical doctor for proper treatmnt You dont also know how to quote ones' post properly on nairaland? Really puzzled as to how you entered the first class range in the first place. Just hope you not one of those ladies that sleep with lecturers for marks, because i sabi your type well well |
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Certification And Training Adverts › Re: Ican Foundation Level Study Pack And Past Questions Urgently Needed by boofydon: 5:35pm On Jan 09, 2014 |
Seeking guidance tooo |
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Career › Re: ICAN 2014 May Diet by boofydon: 7:39am On Jan 09, 2014 |
shalomtemmy: no,im abt to register Have you tried to download the study pack on the site? The one I downloaded didn't open! Hopefully I get a tution center in ibadan |
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Career › Re: ICAN 2013 May Diet by boofydon: 12:00am On Jan 09, 2014 |
Pls anybody with the study pack for foundation! The one I downloaded from ican's is not working |
Career › Re: ICAN 2014 May Diet by boofydon: 11:53pm On Jan 08, 2014 |
shalomtemmy: Im about to register for ICAN may diet.please, can someone recommend some good text books for PE1 courses because i was told not to rely on study pack.thanks I hoping to take foundation stage too! Have u registered? D study pack I downloaded on d ican site aint opening dnt knw y |
Career › Re: For Graduates / Undergraduates... by boofydon: 11:37pm On Jan 08, 2014 |
holusormi: Bro,why u beefing?...she's not the one who gave u ya third class na,,omo ale,olodo,oloshi jatijati For your mind u don talk abi clap for ursef omo iya alata magodo! Btw, I no even follow u talk! Na d wowo gal wey open dis stewpid thread I dey follow word |