I'm new to stock and I need clarification. Between buying a stock like Dangote Flour at N9 per share or buy stock like fcmb at N2.3 per share , which is better. ?

I wanna know is if the buying shares with very low price is better with the consideration that both will do well

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NIGERIA STOCK MARKET GENERAL COMMENT /MSCI POSITION (NSE STOCK MARKET WEATHER REPORT) - FOR 13 FEBRUARY 2019

Tuesday was a blast with 38 gainers and 14 losers. With the earnings of the big companies just by the corner, there is high probability that the Index will continue to be bullish or be in a trading range. Therefore, for people with money in the market there is no cause for alarm yet.

I will like to share a little secret, to effectively utilize our capital. If in the past you have bought something in a troubled industry, or that will become troubled in 2019, better to bail out with this bullish trend especially if you are now suddenly in profit. Seeing some green color in our portfolio will surely gladdens our heart, any equity that will return the red color must be eliminated.

NSE All Share gain for 2019 now +3.28%.

For Wednesday 13 February 2019, projection for the Nigeria All Share Index, expected High is 32689.00 Low at 32009.31. EXPECT A POSITIVE CLOSE IN THE MARKET TODAY, 60% PROBABILITY.


See the update on our list of selected stock for Subscribers, this will be updated by Monday and we will be relying more on our mathematical models for selection (remember we do not want to buy, except we see good bargain, the entry prices will sometimes look unreasonable low, don’t bother yourselves, we are setting a trap for the market!!!).

First revelation of our merger candidate is out (information for subscribers only). We should start buying little by little, risk is small (company is still profitable with positive reserve and at good support point).



Caution: This is for information purpose only. Data used are assumed to be correct. However, you may want to verify the data from an appropriate source. Also, Institutions can afford to suffer big losses without going burst compared with an individual, you cannot follow them blindly (you need to at least have some knowledge/your own plan). This document remains the personal property of Target technical analysis and is not to be distributed without our authorization.
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ruffbob:
Good job all, I have read lovely post on mutual funds and I must say you guys simplified it and made it interesting for a beginning like me to want to invest in. The summary shows stanbicibtc, Axa Mansa and FBN has the best recommendations.
I just have some clarifications
1 for Axa Mansa Abacus is recommended
2 for Stanbic which is recommended?
3 for FBN which is recommended?
All the gurus pls help a learner like me �

Abacus is not AXAmansard's, investment one owns abacus,

AXAmansard's mutual funds is called money market funds

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I saw that AXA charges 1.25% as management fee per annum. Is this on interest or capital or both?

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Piggybank News and reviews

Meet Piggybank.ng, The Nigerian FinTech Startup That Just Raised $1.1million
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2018/05/31/meet-piggybank-ng-the-nigerian-fintech-startup-that-just-raised-1-1million/#1faa63f310ca

BounceExclusive: 5 Things You Should Know About Piggybank.ng

http://news.bounce.ng/Content/bounceexclusive-5-things-you-should-to-know-about-piggybankng-20170802

Piggybank vs CowryWise
https://tech.sundiatapost.com/2017/09/piggybank-vs-cowrywise.html?m=1

Piggybank News and reviews

Meet Piggybank.ng, The Nigerian FinTech Startup That Just Raised $1.1million
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2018/05/31/meet-piggybank-ng-the-nigerian-fintech-startup-that-just-raised-1-1million/#1faa63f310ca

BounceExclusive: 5 Things You Should Know About Piggybank.ng

http://news.bounce.ng/Content/bounceexclusive-5-things-you-should-to-know-about-piggybankng-20170802

Piggybank vs CowryWise
https://tech.sundiatapost.com/2017/09/piggybank-vs-cowrywise.html?m=1

Piggybank News and reviews

Meet Piggybank.ng, The Nigerian FinTech Startup That Just Raised $1.1million
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mfonobongnsehe/2018/05/31/meet-piggybank-ng-the-nigerian-fintech-startup-that-just-raised-1-1million/#1faa63f310ca

BounceExclusive: 5 Things You Should Know About Piggybank.ng

http://news.bounce.ng/Content/bounceexclusive-5-things-you-should-to-know-about-piggybankng-20170802

Piggybank vs CowryWise
https://tech.sundiatapost.com/2017/09/piggybank-vs-cowrywise.html?m=1

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Saving money is not a strong suit for a lot of people – including this writer. Many of us shuns the discipline that is required to put away some of our “hard earned” money.

It is not a Nigerian problem, it is everywhere. But two Nigerian start-ups have found solutions that they are hoping will revive the culture of saving in the country.

Piggybank and CowryWise are relatively fresh on the financial technology (Fintech) block but have made very good impressions on so many people.

CowryWise which was unveiled in June 2017, is a personal finance platform that enables customers automate their savings and in so doing relieving them of the stress and planning needed on a regular basis.

To signup for CowryWise visit http://Cowrywise.com

Piggybank launched its mobile application in July and now has over one thousand people who have downloaded it on the Google Play Store. The platform works directly with financial institutions to enable users save little amounts of money periodically. It should also be noted that the company is one of the fourteen tech start-ups led by Co-Creation hub and Omidyar, which we reported are touring Europe to raise €20 million.

To signup for Piggybank visit http://infoguid.pro/piggybank

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One thing I love about both platforms is this; they are primarily targeted at individuals and not businesses. But as a business person desiring to put away some money for a long time, you can choose any of the platforms.

Like earlier mentioned, Piggybank and CowryWise are ‘new kids on the block’ and while the former recently released a mobile app, the latter is yet to do so. Both are largely leveraging their websites for new customer acquisition.

They share similar features like users can only earn interest on monies they have saved for quite some time. Piggybank allows users to withdraw from their savings after three months. CowryWise users on the other hand can withdraw “some or all” of their savings together with interest “anytime” without any restrictions or penalties. However, customers can earn more interest the longer their more stays on CowryWise.

Card information on the two platforms is secured by a PCIDSS-compliant payment processor. Paystack handles the card details of users on Piggybank.

CowryWise nonetheless may seem the most ambitious and hungry for market share. First, the platform offers a ten percent interest per annum on savings which is more than Piggybank’s 6 percent and most banks’ 4.2 percent.

Also CowryWise invest users money in “risk free instruments” which positions it as a wealth-management platform for users whereas Piggybank only collects the money and “warehouses” it in UBA Nigeria Plc. CowryWise savers’ fund is warehoused by Meristem Trustees Limited.

For risk-averse individuals CowryWise may seem a little too bold a step while Piggybank which aims mainly to instil savings discipline could provide the soft-landing.

But it should be noted that the two platforms are licensed by appropriate regulatory bodies. For instance, Meristem Trustees Limited which partners with CowryWise is registered with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).

For Piggybank, its UBA Nigeria partnership means that savers’ funds are guaranteed and insured by Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC).

Finally, CowryWise’s game changing bot. Sisi keeps users updated on their savings performance and plan balances in real-time. But Piggybank is just as cool with the Referral Programwhich allows users to earn extra N500 anytime someone creates and activates an account from the users’ Piggybank Stories’ links

To register with PIGGYBANK Nigeria and start earning N500 on everyone that you refer, you have to register and top up your account with N1000.
Visit http://infoguid.pro/piggybank and start saving

Article by: [sundiatapost.com]


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