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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 5:23pm On Feb 10, 2016

feelamong:
just seek out the major stock broking firms, the Chapel hills, The Investment Ones, The UBA capitals....

I used Fidelity Securities in the past...

thanks bro, will do that

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 5:27pm On Feb 09, 2016

@ feelamong , pls I need assistance on this; please help with names of some reputable investment houses that deal on TBills, bonds and the likes

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 6:55pm On Feb 04, 2016

feelamong:
fact is a lot of bankers don't know much about Treasury Bills and Bonds....speak to people working in Treasury or the Investment banks.

that is why I still prefer to use the Investment Houses for most of my transactions, afterall these Tbills and Bonds are kept with Custodians so no risk of the Investment house going bust.

These bankers can really frustrate ur life! all they know is meeting their targets with savings account or current account or fixed deposit

please help with names of some reputable investment houses that deal on TBills, bonds and the likes

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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 6:27am On Jan 29, 2016*

feelamong:
Naira isn't gonna be devalued! PMB has said so severally! ( afterall we have been devaluing Naira since when I was born yet it hasn't improved any thing in Nigeria )

CBN will have to look for other novel ways to weather this FOREX storm just as we pray for oil to rebound or for PMB to recover $5T from the looters..

but if I were you I will put the money in 180 days Tbills and go to bed

Thanks then. Just applied for the Feb 3rd offer. I appreciate your efforts sir, remain blessed

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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 3:54pm On Jan 28, 2016

unite4real:
Daddi, that's the way to go for now. Budget spending starts around second quarter and rates will definitely go up then. Go for short term investment now. 91 days TB is OK.

@mekaboy, exclusiveoloori and all for the help so far. The cash I have, I want to use it for a project towards the end of the year. I'm afraid the naira might be DEVALUED going by present economic situation. So if I leave it in liquid cash wit TB is one of them, its risky. If I use it to get property eg (real estate, landed property) I cant vouch how easy it'll b to resale when I need the cash.
So this is my dilemma .
Thanks all.

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 8:10pm On Jan 27, 2016

My TB investment matured since, but my headache in investing in other things like the stock market or even bonds is my strong FEAR that the naira might be DEVALUED. I wanted to invest in the stocks but which stock is the best to invest in is the worry coupled with the fear of devaluation.
I'm really confused, can someone help me out on this?
cc: mekaboy, Zeiya, yomi007k, feelamong, plendil, unite4real, ednut1

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 11:10pm On Jan 10, 2016

bodejohn:
I don't seem to understand your point...you have not been consistent...

What point are you trying to make?
Between 1 Cedi and 1 Naira, which is more valuable? Which one do you think is higher?

These things are intentional trade, I do not need to go to ghana to find out what exchange rates are.

The simple way to understand it is every 1 cedi u see is in actual value 100cedis. so your comparison now should be if 1cedi =N52 it actually means 100cedis=N52. In this case you don't look at the face figure but the value. Hope this will explain it better.

dude the explanations @mekaboy gave you was a hit back to back.
So bro if its the naira you want come and collect it.

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Romance › Re: Hello Guys: Don’t Marry Career Women by Daddi: 10:24am On Jan 09, 2016*

Pheals:
Na only men get career abi? or we cant support..
....so when the husbnd comes home

Daddi David we bought: salt maggi iru

abeg park wella

Op stop smoking!! When you got married tire your wife with hulk chain

please you people should use the correct spelling of father. 'Daddy' and let me be.
cc: 2dice, DeejayTafari angry

Pheals:
Na only men get career abi? or we cant support..
....so when the husbnd comes home

Daddi David we bought: salt maggi iru

abeg park wella

Op stop smoking!! When you got married tire your wife with hulk chain

please you people should use the correct spelling of father. 'Daddy' and let me be.
cc: 2dice, DeejayTafari

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 12:34am On Dec 28, 2015

plendil:
Are you talking about the rate?

no he's not talking about the rates rather the value of physical cash. Meaning if you have 1.5m in NTB maturing in April 2016 and naira was devalued in February 2016, how useless or useful has it made the cash?

Jokes Etc › Re: Manchester Mathematics by Daddi(op): 9:43pm On Dec 24, 2015

ELTON123:
Smooking oshogbo weed in hamathan is not a good thing.

Chill dude; if e no good for your brain quit grin

Jokes Etc › Manchester Mathematics by Daddi(op): 4:14pm On Dec 22, 2015*

lol, an argument inspired me to solve this maths.
Any contrary opinion?

Romance › Re: If You Are Hooking Up This December, Endeavor To See Her Face Early Morning -pic by Daddi: 4:09pm On Dec 22, 2015

Estharfabian:
LoL
I Use smileys for almost everyone...
See? I Used it for You too...

awww, lucky me right?

Romance › Re: If You Are Hooking Up This December, Endeavor To See Her Face Early Morning -pic by Daddi: 1:11pm On Dec 22, 2015

Estharfabian:
Holy cow!!

Decker, In all my Life...I tried on A lipstick twice... and YES! I Looked amazing... Buh, I just don't fancy 'em...

preparing for lectures would be super stressful n Long..

Uh...No! You haven't even seen a pic of my Legs sugar...

you definitely like this decker of a guy, going by ur signature

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 7:13pm On Dec 10, 2015

moshino:
@Johnrake69

Is the invested principal insured, if so, up-to what amount? And since the yield is a floating rate, is there a guaranteed minimum, and a ceiling?

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 7:45pm On Dec 09, 2015

Johnrake69:
You can drop your email address so I can forward you details of the ARM money market fund. Or better still you can send me an email at kelvin.chiejine@arm.com.ng or call me on 09031599840 or 08121198293. Thanks

hi dude, post the procedures here, making it private makes people sceptical. Cheers

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Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Why Your Long Time Boyfriend Will Marry You by Daddi: 4:38pm On Nov 22, 2015

lagmostkuit:
So you know me?
I'm doing good!
Hope u're good?

yeah, just 1 and 2 together to figure it out . good as well

Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Why Your Long Time Boyfriend Will Marry You by Daddi: 8:39am On Nov 22, 2015

lagmostkuit:
Kpu kwa ya ofuma

okkkk, now I got it. guess its wrong to say it on air. how're you doing

Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Why Your Long Time Boyfriend Will Marry You by Daddi: 3:25pm On Nov 21, 2015

lagmostkuit:
Checki kwa ofuma

uhmm, Ka m, kpuru ugegbe anya grin

lagmostkuit:
Checki kwa ofuma

uhmm, Ka m, kpuru ugegbe anya

Romance › Re: 7 Reasons Why Your Long Time Boyfriend Will Marry You by Daddi: 8:48am On Nov 21, 2015

lagmostkuit:
Indeed, delay is dangerous buh other factors might be delaying him!

your dp makes me feel I know you somewhere. Ihe dika na enugu ma o bu na imo?

Sports › Re: Papa Eaglets And Our Cheating Culture by Daddi: 9:40pm On Nov 17, 2015

efilefun:
I could remember the final Nigeria Played against Spain in 2007, Akinsola and Chrisantus lead the team from front... Akinsola claimed to be 16 years during the tournament but the dude got 2kids at home already, Never knew life was so easy in Nigeria a 16 year old kid would think of starting a family. Check the Spanish team that lost that final match to Nigeria We got David Degea, Asier Illarramendi, Bojan Krkić, Nacho,and many more and they still playing active football in top class teams while you can't point to a Nigerian player of that set playing in a good European club... Hazard and Benteke played that same tournament, but where are the Tella Golden Boys?

Bro forget Fifa scan, i know alot of players who take fruits and water only for a month or more just to scale through those tests, could remember some years back when a dude was on who wants to be a millionaire, the guy said he was narrowly dropped from U20 camp cuz he couldn't settle some officials but when Frank asked his real age the dude said he was 42, now tell me how long this dude will play before hanging his boots

as ignorant as the writer of that article.
Journalism in Nigeria laced with so many quacks and abuse. If its not writing ignorantly on what they know nothing about, its writing on sheer bias and twist of facts.
Let me educate you, BCISLTD , Intendy and others a bit. For the records U20 is the best grade to use in judging players making it to the senior team. That notwithstanding the Nigeria U17 graduates do have good careers. In 93 our squad that won that tournament had about 7-8 players that made it to SE, kanu, oruma, Babangida, the Babayaros, oparaku to name but a few. Its a feet.
Kudos to bushdoc9919 he summarized the problem, no football development and boss1310.
The writer should've talked about how to uplift our league to support the emerging talents we're churning out, he's writing crap. As Dragonking talked about is his eye gauge test and beer parlour source better than scientific MRI test?
Cheating do exist before in which Nigeria is not the only culprit. But since the teams of 2013 and 2015, I guess we have young boys that is 70% in order, mind you 70% is a good outcome in any activity.
To you what's success is when they start playing in EPL, LA liga etc, so Spain 'll throw their U17 graduates and collect yours? Those guys you named above are there because that's their home league. With the level of of talents we keep churning out, if our league can be like that of Egypt, SA etc these guys careers'll flourish n we'll do better in senior tournaments.
In modern football blended teams get the day more than star studded teams. Eg Spain 2008-2012, Germany 2002-2014. The secret these U17s do well is that they have time to blend(they're camped together for like 2-7months), coupled with the zeal to succeed in every young Nigerian. I have a lot to educate you and the writer but for time constraint. I know that safarigirl and CFCfan should've done better service to this kind of thread.
In this level, we win because we're better. Stop being pessimistic and a sadist.

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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 8:40pm On Nov 05, 2015

ernie4life:
Pack your loads and come over to stocks or mutual funds

please tell me more about the mutual funds

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 7:51pm On Oct 22, 2015

udysweet:
For the 2nd time in a month,my bank cldnt go thru wit again wit the bidding sayin it was unsuccessful and my account creditted back. Anyone else experienced it? Wat else can one invest in that can fetch one a gud profit and safe?

I don't state rate, just allow them to go with their prevailing rates. Like the 21st October bid I got 8% for 91days, which I'm convinced it's fair. So with that its always hard to get my bids unsuccessful. Better luck next time

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 4:59pm On Oct 14, 2015

feelamong:
just speak to your bankers!

OK, 'll do that

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 11:42pm On Oct 10, 2015

Etfash:
The interest may be slightly less than that of TBills for similar period; Your interests accrue daily but not paid upfront; you can invest as low as 5k; you can redeem your investments after 30 days without any penalty.

The above applies mainly to the Money market funds. There may be slight variations with other MF types.

ok, thanks

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 6:14pm On Oct 09, 2015

AleAirHub:
Hello gurus in the house.
Please I will kindly to know if there is any difference between Money Market Fund & Treasury Bill. I have a mutual funds account with FBN CAPITAL & I have been thinking for weeks now weather to switch to shares trading or heritage fund or mortgage investment or online binary trade as well.
Please your advice is highly appreciated...
Thanks.
Cc Seun

pls how do the mutual fund work?

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 6:13pm On Oct 09, 2015

feelamong:
The yields are fast crashing as expected....

would be watching the secondary market for the next few days to see if there will be any better deals there...

anything below 13% is a no deal for me

pls can you enlighten me on how to go or buy from the secondary market?

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 8:01am On Sep 12, 2015

feelamong:
If you invest 500k in 15.54% FGN 2020 you will be paid interest of approx 38,850 twice a year.. for the next 4 and half years (pls note that this is not an exact figure...)

good, this means it works like SI calculation formula (P*T*R)/100. Therefore for the 4.5yrs duration the person'll get approx 349,650.
Thanks bro, my only concern to this is the current state of the naira (that may face devaluation), coupled with inflation. Gracias to unite4real, neroflo57, naijainvestor etal

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ngipheni Ngcobo: 57-year-old Virgin Who Partook In The Swazi Nude Dance (pic) by Daddi: 12:02am On Sep 08, 2015

handie:
They said maiden dance. Is she a maiden? Na her granddaughter mates she wan dance with so o. BTW, na this modern age dem still dey do one kind yeye naked maiden dance? Swaziland people gboju o

love your siggy, the way to go bro

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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 12:10am On Sep 05, 2015

Naijainvestor:
Is it that the yield curve in Nigeria is so downward sloping or that some backs are a rip off. What am I missing. Why would a 91 day go for 10% and a 182 day goes for 12%? It would have been more prudent to do a 91 day at 10% and the roll over at maturity
By my projections 91 day is about right but 182 should have been around 15%

Hi, I made an enquiry from you, about bonds. Have been expecting a reply, pls respond. Thanks in advance

pls I want to invest in FG bond for 16th sept
2015, for the 5yrs(4.5yrs) duration but what I
want to understand in a lay-man's knowledge is;
if i subscribe for that of N500,000 how much
(the amount) 'll be my interest if the percentage
is like 15.54% for instance. when'll i be paid, i
hear things like semi annually? Pls gurus in the
house help thanks. cc: naijainvestor , feelamong

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