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teejay1334:
good evening guys, it's my pleasure coming across this thread.pls I have 100k and I would love to invest it in stocks for a long term. here are my questions :
1.how can I open an account in order to invest
2.pls can u direct me to a good stockbroker
3.hope 100k is enough to buy a stock for a long term
4. can u plz tell me d type of stock to. invest in for long term

will really appreciate ur response as soon as possible pls.thanks u all in advance

Heishere:
Please can you be specific?

phemmie06:
Before September the AGM will hold and payment will be made before December. Na joke I de joke ó

phemmie06:
Before September the AGM will hold and payment will be made before December.

ndidigood:
just want to try that royal exchange.

Heishere:
Please can someone look into Honeywell flour mills for me? I wish to queue up tomorrow...

ndidigood:
Getting tired of buying fundamentally sound stock, please help me beam ur sachlite for royal exchange assurance
Wanna try my ro ck with it,

phemmie06:
There is different between the followings:
Qualification date
CLose of registrar book
Payment date.
Qualification date is the last day which an investor can buy a share and be entitled to dividend. It is always the next day after the qualification date
CLose of registrar book is the day that the registrar update their book to determine the investors that are qualify for the dividend.
Payment date is the day schedule to pay all those who are qualified for the dividend

Krisuba:
Please which company is paying dividend today. Got dividend alert but company not indicated. N am not expecting it.

OBAGADAFFI:
FIRST ALUMINIUM NIGERIA PLC is delisting with N0.55k cash consideration .
The current price is N0.38.

OBAGADAFFI:
FIRST ALUMINIUM NIGERIA PLC

DaV8King:
An Airbus 380 is on its way across the Atlantic. It flies consistently at 800 km/h in 30,000 feet, when suddenly a Eurofighter with Tempo Mach 2 appears.
The pilot of the fighter jet slows down, flies alongside the Airbus and greets the pilot of the passenger plane by radio: "Airbus flight, boring flight isn’t it? Take care and have a look here!”

He rolls his jet on its back, accelerates, breaks through the sound barrier, rises rapidly to a dizzying height, only to swoop down almost to sea level in a breathtaking dive. He loops back next to the Airbus and asks, "Well, how was that?"

The Airbus pilot answers: "Very impressive, but now have a look here!"

The jet pilot watches the Airbus, but nothing happens. It continues to fly stubbornly straight, with the same speed. After five minutes, the Airbus pilot radioed, "Well, what are you saying now?"

The jet pilot asks confused: "What did you do?" The other laughs and says, "I got up, stretched my legs, went to the back of the flight to the bathroom, got a cup of coffee and a cinnamon cake and made an appointment with the stewardess for the next three nights - in a 5 Star hotel, which is paid for by my employer. "

The moral of the story is:
When you are young, speed and adrenaline seems to be great. But as you get older and wiser, comfort and peace are not to be despised either.
This is called S.O.S.: Slower, Older, Smarter.

Dedicated to all my friends who like me likes the S.O.S. approach! ✈️

Mcy56:
Its glaring you lack comprehension. Go back and read my mention you're referring to again, this time slowly and with a positive mindset or call your brother Cornwall to read and interprete it for you.
You keep information to yourself but quick to come out and blame those speaking out. You tried.
Last time I'll give you attention on this matter. I moved on already, don't have time for forth and back.

DaV8King:
I personally bought Fidelity at N 1.10 end 2017 and sold same at above N 3.80 last year.
Still in the boat after all said and done.

People bought NB at N 5 during IPO, but today NB at N 59 gives them shivers that it is too low.
Never mind all the dividend and bonus they received.

Those who saw value in Zenith at N 7 and rode it to N 70+ during the good old days (pre 2008) definitely can testify.
Even if they didn't sell, at today's price of N 21 that's 300% capital appreciation.
Again before dividends and bonuses are mentioned.

I am presently testifying with Caverton, starting buying at N 1.20.
Add small units at any price point below N 2.30, so some of my units are 100%+ already.

Those who bought Fidson will testify when the full impact of their manufacturing contract with GSK is felt.
Plus their own organic growth.
Remember GSK on it's own is above N 8/share presently.

And Fidson is about to take on approx 70% of their production.
Agreed it will not be a fully direct transfer, but ceteris paribus I see Fidson at least at N 10/ share by conclusion of the process.

As Oga Currentprice stated before, DF shortly after mutating from Tiger.


Still looking for more?

I know the entire system of poor corporate governance, corruption, nepotism and magical trading affects NSE badly.

But trust me, if you are willing to do the all nighters after work punching calculator and poring through quarterly and annual accounts*, there is value to be had.

**I HATE reading the notes to accounts, but that is where the real value is found my brother.
It's where the bodies are buried

Mcy56:
Walk out on deadlylie and his vocab like......

DOLLARTEX:
lol,this same cileasing!I paid my NSE dues here.bought at 0.75 far back.it stayed at 0.5 for like ages, I was begging my analog stock broker to get rid of it,he said no buyer. suddenly,cileasing started moving! the foolish stock broker feeling like he was doing me a favor sold at 0.65 only for it to hit 2,3,4......

maishai:
Lets not castigate members for giving stock picks especially when they go the other way...... I bought when Chibu drew attention to the stock at 20k and sold at 26 and 28k.......I don clean mouth waiting for new rabbits...... UBA that i Loaded same period keeps going down even below Union Bank.......

Its all risk..... If we keep mute how will we identify stocks like costain that went from 99k to about #80 in one year

currentprice:
bolded is one of the reasons many pple reduce posting here. u give a honest advice pple go jump from nowhere attacking u. to make joke self they tag it as enemy of progress.

OBAGADAFFI:
I always make sure to monitor the volume and follow the MMs, for thing like these.

Some MMs might just wake-up DUNLOP one day, and you will swimming in 60% profits.

kolaish:
I am yet to forgive myself for missing out of it. I bought, first of all at 68k, sold it at same 68k three days after. Secondly, I bought again at 67k and sold at 69k two days after, just for the stock to pick race a week after. That is the joy of the NSE, opportunities always abounds. My prayer is to be able to sight and make use of such opportunities when it comes again.

kolaish:
I am yet to forgive myself for missing out of it. I bought, first of all at 68k, sold it at same 68k three days after. Secondly, I bought again at 67k and sold at 69k two days after, just for the stock to pick race a week after. That is the joy of the NSE, opportunities always abounds. My prayer is to be able to sight and make use of such opportunities when it comes again.

kolaish:
I am yet to forgive myself for missing out of it. I bought, first of all at 68k, sold it at same 68k three days after. Secondly, I bought again at 67k and sold at 69k two days after, just for the stock to pick race a week after. That is the joy of the NSE, opportunities always abounds. My prayer is to be able to sight and make use of such opportunities when it comes again.

DaV8King:
It is possible sir.
Very tough but very possible

OBAGADAFFI:
That's one lesson I have learnt about stock.

Remember how some talk negativity about Diamond, until we saw the goodies from Access.

The markets will always present opportunities for profits, but too much analysis create fear.

Just look at Unity bank,

Mcy56:
...and your cup of tea to drink. If something benefit your selfish interest you are quick to jump out and start the blame game, when it goes south we dont see you again. Leaving the gullible and innocent ones you've deceived to count their loses.

RabbiDoracle:
İt is more like saying: İf book no gree enter head, e go enter exam Hall.

One methods leaves you satisfied that you know what you are doing and won't be scared as market falls.

While the other means that you will be fidgety as anyone checks on you.

This is FA Vs SA.

kolaish:
The bolded is understandable to you alone. What I am saying is very clear to those that understand the NSE and the Nigerian system: Case Study - the returns that Diamond of recent, has given is never comparable to what stocks with fundamentals will ever give you. Pitch your tent where you know it pays you. I have JB, Fidelity, Caverton, Transcorp in my portfolio, but once in a while, I dives into opportunities in stocks with sentiments and LUCKILY I have been making kills. Does that make a sense? Even Japaul that I bough way back still gave me 30% capital appreciation then.

RabbiDoracle:
Our call was to Chibuking who says he is a value İnvestor. İt wasn't to traders.

Traders can buy anything. We just cautioned a fellow value İnvestor.

You are free to buy anything you want to buy. Na your money.

RabbiDoracle:
Nwanne, tinyelum anya na DAAR na AFROMEDİA. SA okwuru gini na stock abuo a?

RabbiDoracle:
People made money in MMM. So they can still make in CHAMS. But newbies should be careful. İt is after the dividends that we will know if the dividend was a Greek gift for people to offload or the company has turned around. And if it proves to be what it used to be, I wonder how many years people will hold the stock afterwards.

Mcy56:
I know you will jump out and rush to comment. It remains your partner in controversies.
Like I said, until after markdown and some weeks, if it continues delivering, will I consider it for jijo. Deal with that!

kolaish:
The truth is that the stock market is not only about fundamentals; which is the hallmark of this forum. Rather, the NSE is a mixture of fundamentals, emotions, common sense, sentiments etc. Whichever way you follow to succeed is your own cup of tea. It is important to listen to the advice of others as additional advantage and thereafter draw your inference/conclusion. That is why DD is always a key.

Couldn't have been better said. Our analysts here made it an all-fundamentals affair while comfortably forgetting that our is a country where, in making choices, majority don't bother about principles but sentiments. Like I have always said and believed even before I joined this thread, SA remains the best guide on NSE.

DF, Chams, Diamond are typical examples, even Japaul gave some 200% capital appreciation. I have been sitting in JB for more than 4 months, yet I have not seen 20% appreciation, while Fidelity has returned more than 20% lost till date, though I am yet to sell. But Chams in just 7 days gave me 25% capital appreciation.

kolaish:
The truth is that the stock market is not only about fundamentals; which is the hallmark of this forum. Rather, the NSE is a mixture of fundamentals, emotions, common sense, sentiments etc. Whichever way you follow to succeed is your own cup of tea. It is important to listen to the advice of others as additional advantage and thereafter draw your inference/conclusion. That is why DD is always a key.

Couldn't have been better said. Our analysts here made it an all-fundamentals affair while comfortably forgetting that our is a country where, in making choices, majority don't bother about principles but sentiments. Like I have always said and believed even before I joined this thread, SA remains the best guide on NSE.

DF, Chams, Diamond are typical examples, even Japaul gave some 200% capital appreciation. I have been sitting in JB for more than 4 months, yet I have not seen 20% appreciation, while Fidelity has returned more than 20% lost till date, though I am yet to sell. But Chams in just 7 days gave me 25% capital appreciation.