₦airaland Forum

fxuser:
- SP don break N1.00
- 40m traded by 10.45 (soaked all the liquidity)

Bid/Ask and SP currently.
I cant connect... Thx...

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lancee:
People wan buy fidel now

They are now sure of the color of the monkey...A good strategy if you ask me...

fxuser:
FO
- a monthy MACD signal crossover is very powerful !

Say more....

godlyguy:
OANDO and FCMB is a stock full of murky waters... Dive in @ your own peril

THE BIG SMART GUY

Your mates are winning Big Brother.
Dont you think its time you give it a try... ?

That is where you do primary school stuff and get N25M and an SUV.

Kindly learn from Fxuser and BullBearMkt who have diligently helped people here with VERIFIABLE TECHNICALS to reduce the NPLs (Non performing Loans) you helped unsuspecting newbies to accumulate....
If you have no data or links to your claims, take a selfie and attach with each post going forward. We can at least have something to work with and you can at least help a tiny minority who may not like your face to stay safe....

BullBearMkt:
FORTE OIL PLC TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

-Stock is bearish
-Strong support level at 43
-Weekly outlook is still bearish
-Accumulation ongoing, with probability of trend reversal signal

-High Risk BUY Entry: 43 - 44. Stop Loss below 43. Initial Profit Target: 52 - 57
-Risk Averse: Wait for Weekly buy signal


PLAN YOUR TRADE AND TRADE YOUR PLAN.

@ BullBearMkt,
This FO is giving me sleepless nights knowing I can go on ALL EXPENSES PAID leave to any choice location this year if I get in right.
When this stock goes to war, it does not take prisoners.
I wish I was even a cleaner in Otedola"s office...

Quite sad.
Who can understand the wickedness in men"s hearts?

Ok

currentprice:
No Dividend this time brother, look at the accumulated loss

If u are in the bus,,,, there is nothing to worry about... it a 16 naira stock

Time frame is 3yrs Abi?

9free:
Guy, abeg where una dey pull these bottom out numbers from....... Fibonacci sequence

They are using 'OTEDOANALYSIS" at least for FO.
they are imagining if he is no longer thinking of FORBES AGAIN...

bigjay01:
As far as i know, there was no dividend last year or this year from DF. The article we all read clearly muddled things up. The wrote that DF gave 50k last year and 60k this year. Clearly this is the case with DSR and not DF.

It goes to show the business reporter at that newspaper house went on leave and the paper decided his role must be handled by another guy who was arguably reporting for the first time from an ORIJIN JOINT having just joined the company from GUINESS...

the COY is NOT in a position to pay dividend for now, except if the shareholders prove to Aliko that they are ALL displaced and are in some refugee camps in the NORTH EAST...

fxuser:
hunters no gree d guy cross am

fxuser:
53m bid

#kilode

That space is tight....

I do not like the spread of the bids...

The almost 45m bids at N.80 will be attended to today...

fxuser:
too deep

MORTAL COMBAT....

FCMB is SCARING OUT VOLUME.....
11M+ UNITS SOLD!

fxuser:
closure is 13th abi ?

Yap...

I Remember that chinese rice they used to harvest two times in my village.
Some people hated it for not growing tall and having smaller seeds , but my mum kept getting more value from the little plots and she was weeding less as well...

shigidi:
I hope.you are.out

This chinese rice will re-grow quickly after the first harvest, No need to get scared at this moment....

fxuser:
fcmb
- clear and present danger !
- breaking support after support

MM is reading too...
MM wants to pick on this stock after Mark down. This is my STRONG HUNCH...
Imagine how the price will look like after Mark down.
I smell a mark down TRAP.
The EMOTIONAL TENSILE STRAIN TEST here no get part 2...

DISCL: Just my thots and I am still very heavy here nd must collect the dividend except I hear of a FIRE INCIDENCE at HQTRS...

OBAGADAFFI:
I was once a fundamental analyst until i woke up one day to realise most of stocks i investing in have lost value and some other delisted/dead.

- When you analyse PERPETUALLY CORRUPTED DATA, you are DOA (DEAD ON ARRIVAL).
- Even professional Auditing firms are lost or 'become part of the report' when it comes to Nigerian companies.
- I will rather take up a JOB at one of the auditing firms and have my salary guaranteed than lose my hard-earned cash on 'AUDITED REPORTS'.
- You feel you understand accounting until WAPCO is back from sabbatical...
- Policy GYMNASTICS is even an area I never wish to mention that can strike you like thunder.
- Nigeria need to have its OWN ECONOMIC TEXTBOOKS separate from what the rest of the world studies...

OBAGADAFFI:
The market Price don't determine dividend payment.

Just like flying FIRST CLASS or ECONOMY on the same flight does not alter the time of arrival of both parties on board....

feelaaG:
With the way Russia is calling out the US over the bomb strikes in Syria....its looking like we are in for more Interesting days...

I hate when our economy FEEDS ON BLOOD, but it is a reality I was born to meet and the politicians wont even need my assistance here.
I just pray we use this brief period to do the needful...
It may not really be as brief as expected as the fight involves two 'bad ass' guys...

fxuser:
Brent moves above $55/bbl

- Emefiele will have more gunpowder this Q2

How bad news turns around the fortune of some economies, while frustrating some individuals....
TRUMP'S Cruise missiles are 'Acquiring Targets' in syria, SPIKING crude Price, while Emefiele is happily FIRING back home ENDLESSLY and AGGRESSIVELY with ANTI-PeTeRiChY TOMAHAWKS...

http://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/us-air-strike-launched-in-syria/news-story/fc1b5982ced19536e1a7cb7e5e147d57

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A dead clock, Even a dead clock, they say is correct twice in 24hrs.
What is omitted in that quote however is this: IF LEFT UNDISTURBED....
If your RESTLESS FINGERS are always tunning THAT DEAD CLOCK, that clock may be wrong EVEN IN 365 days!

fxuser:
Biggest Losers last week:

Livestock feeds -16.90%
UACN prop -6.32%
GTB -6.04%
Ecobank -5.23%

Others
Transcorp closed at 71kobo

Cautious times remains

Cautiously indeed! Like snatching a piece of an antelope's leg from the mouth of a hunger depressed Lioness...

Intendy:
http://nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/17158_DIAMOND_BANK_PLC-RETIREMENT_OF_ED_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_MARCH_2017.pdf

This is ALL I need to hear.
I know what to do next.....
Some things remain more the same, the more they seem to have changed....

ATTITUDE SURVEY (from TRADING IN THE ZONE)
1. To make money as a trader you have to know what the market is going to do next.
Agree Disagree
2. Sometimes I find myself thinking that there must be a way to trade without having to take a loss.
Agree Disagree
3. Making money as a trader is primarily a function of analysis.
Agree Disagree
4. Losses are an unavoidable component of trading.
Agree Disagree
5. My risk is always defined before I enter a trade.
Agree Disagree
6. In my mind there is always a cost associated with finding out what the market may do next.
Agree Disagree
7. I wouldn't even bother putting on the next trade if I wasn't sure that it was going to be a winner.
Agree Disagree
8. The more a trader learns about the markets and how they behave, the easier it will be for him to
execute his trades.
Agree Disagree
9. My methodology tells me exactly under what market conditions to either enter or exit a trade.
Agree Disagree
10. Even when I have a clear signal to reverse my position, I find it extremely difficult to do.
Agree Disagree
11. I have sustained periods of consistent success usually followed by some fairly drastic draw-downs
in my equity.
Agree Disagree
12. When I first started trading I would describe my trading methodology as haphazard, meaning some
success in between a lot of pain.
Agree Disagree
13. I often find myself feeling that the markets are against me personally.
Agree Disagree
14. As much as I might try to "let go," I find it very difficult to put past emotional wounds behind me.
Agree Disagree
15. I have a money management philosophy that is founded in the principle of always taking some
money out of the market when the market makes it available.
Agree Disagree
16. A trader's job is to identify patterns in the markets' behavior that represent an opportunity and then
to determine the risk of finding out if these patterns will play themselves out as they have in the past.
Agree Disagree
17. Sometimes I just can't help feeling that I am a victim of the market.
Agree Disagree
18. When I trade I usually try to stay focused in one time frame.
Agree Disagree
19. Trading successfully requires a degree of mental flexibility far beyond the scope of most people.
Agree Disagree
20. There are times when I can definitely feel the flow of the market; however, I often have difficulty
acting on these feelings.
Agree Disagree
21. There are many times when I am in a profitable trade and I know the move is basically over, but I
still won't take my profits.
Agree Disagree
22. No matter how much money I make in a trade, I am rarely ever satisfied and feel that I could have
made more.
Agree Disagree
23. When I put on a trade, I feel I have a positive attitude. I anticipate all of the money I could make
from the trade in a positive way.
Agree Disagree
24. The most important component in a trader's ability to accumulate money over time is having a
belief in his own consistency.
Agree Disagree
25. If you were granted a wish to be able to instantaneously acquire one trading skill, what skill would
you choose?
26. I often spend sleepless nights worrying about the market.
Agree Disagree
27. Do you ever feel compelled to make a trade because you are afraid that you might miss out?
Yes No
28. Although it doesn't happen veiy often, I really like my trades to be perfect. When I make a perfect
call it feels so good that it makes up for all of the times that I don't.
Agree Disagree
29. Do you ever find yourself planning trades you never execute, and executing trades you never
planned?
Yes No
30. In a few sentences explain why most traders either don't make money or aren't able to keep what
they make.
Set aside your answers as you read through this book. Afte you've finished the last chapter ("Thinking
Like a Trader", take the Attitude Survey again—it s reprinted at the back of the book. You may be
surprised to see how much your answers differ from the first time.

shessyfavour:
Hello, i am trying to invest in stocks but i dont know much about it like which which company shares i should buy. I met a stockbroker who surgested i should go for guiness or forte oil, please what do you think? Thanks.

Find 200k, select ten companies that excite you and put 20k in each.
Monitor their share price behaviour each day and keep tuned to this forum and also act out your impulses in the market.
After two months, your trading life will start...
You will start knowing what to avoid, how not to follow recommendations, where to source for information.
You might at some stage get so frustrated that you will look for the pictures of all the directors in the companies you invested in, cursing most for not even looking smart and been responsible for share price decline....
You will start to hate the person who introduced you to stocks.
Some nights you may not sleep.
sometimes you may feel so elated that you will buy drinks for all your friends thinking you have arrived just for one bad news to evaporate all your gains in one week...
Sometimes you may blame forces from your fathers house etc etc etc...
You may feel like leaving your job to trade only to be hit hard and drop such thoughts and appreciate your employer.....
In the end, you will agree you know nothing and was just gambling and start genuine learning on how to trade right.
You will gradually improve and make money...

MANY HERE WILL GENUINELY HELP YOU.....
NOTE: Without your money at stake, no amount of reading will make sense....

ihedioramma:
Read three books that will teach you how to trade in stock first .

you may like to read this interesting book first:

Mark Douglas - Trading in the Zone.

Foreword:
......Trading in the Zone is an in-depth look at the challenges that we face when we take up the challenge of
trading. To the novice, the only challenge appears to be to find a way to make money. Once the novice
learns that tips, brokers' advice, and other ways to justify buying or selling do not work consistently, he
discovers that he either needs to develop a reliable trading strategy or purchase one. After that, trading
should be easy, right? All you have to do is follow the rules, and the money will fall into your lap.
At this point, if not before, novices discover that trading can turn into one of the most frustrating
experiences they will ever face.
This experience leads to the oft-started statistic that 95 percent of futures traders lose all of their money
within the first year of trading. Stock traders generally experience the same results, which is why
pundits always point to the fact that most stock traders fail to outperform a simple buy and hold
investment scenario.
So, why do people, the majority of whom are extremely successful in other occupations, fail so
miserably as traders? Are successful traders born and not made? Mark Douglas says no. What's
necessary, he says, is that the individual acquire the trader's mindset. It sounds easy, but the fact is, this
mindset is very foreign when compared with the way our life experiences teach us to think about the
world.
That 95-percent failure rate makes sense when you consider how most of us experience life, using
skills learned as we grow. When it comes to trading, however, it turns out that the skills we learn to
earn high marks in school, advance our careers, and create relationships with other people, the skills we
are taught that should carry us through life, turn out to be inappropriate for trading. Traders, we find
out, must learn to think in terms of probabilities and to surrender all of the skills we have acquired to
achieve in virtually every other aspect of our lives. In Trading in the Zone, Mark Douglas teaches us
how. He has put together a very valuable book. His sources are his own personal experiences as a
trader, a traders coach in Chicago, author, and lecturer in his field of trading psychology.
My recommendation? Enjoy Douglas's Trading in the Zone and, in doing so, develop a trader's
mindset.

Coolcash1:
Just 60k dividend...Okay o

Dem try... .
Price action wants to minimize dividend yield.
This stock is NOT in interim dividend group, calculate well before you JI...

Loco....
The game is just in rehearsing mode.....
This queue never start. It must line up longer than third mainland bridge...
Your rejected stone shall sit at the cornerstone, a reserved position...