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just realising it ooo

Ladies are Hypocrites

Boshins:
Dis your 'jumping out'...I hope say u no get injury..

if the stock give me profit and stop growing, I jump out.

if the stock refuse to grow, I jump out.

Patience na name of Jonathan wife. No be my name jare. lol

Mfunkynation:
Haba.. do you always buy ni...
I thought you always "Jump out" ni

be calming down. one thing here and one thing there. lol

megawealth01:
I told una when I started buying sha... Gambles fit become mega

Should I buy NB now before it goes on Full Bid?

KarlTom:
NB...

Nigeria Breweries will soon be on Full Bid...

stronglink:
sorry to ask, please who are market makers?

* Buying and selling stops @2.20pm not 2.25pm

Finally, I have jumped out of the aeroplanes of Ecobank and Zenith Bank. I don reach my Bus Stop with them, for now.
I wish those who are still in them a very safe flight.

aj8:
My Common sense target for GTCO

Best quarter organic EPS 3.1

3.1x 4 x 4 = N49.60

why x 4 x 4?

Nice2023:
Most Nigerian tin tomatoes are overcooked with sugar.

when your mama say make you go school, you refuse and talk say school na scam. Now you don dey fo*l yourself for public platform.

Samuel Etoo and Yaya Toure remain the 2 greatest African footballers of All Time

She committed Suicide

Geovanni412:
I understand your issue, bro

You're scared of being ruined in life by a woman when you reach the peak of your career

Solution is to be more careful with the women you associate with and pray for luck.

Most bad women have red flags written all over them from the first day we meet them.

Don't ignore the red flags.

very correct

I am always afraid of Ladies, and see them as Potential dangers. Any solution?

I have even looked up these links below to see if something could change, but not much difference. Often times, all I see and read about ladies are Troubles and Regrets for the men who got involved. I see them as very beautiful and attractive, and special. But beyond that, something in me always prefer to eat with any lady with a very very very long spoon, or avoid completely.

Am I alone in this?

https://www.wikihow.com/Get-Over-Your-Fear-of-Women

https://psychcentral.com/anxiety/gynophobia

https://ro.co/health-guide/gynophobia/

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2007/sep/13/familyandrelationships

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gynophobia

raskymonojendor:
Till date, It's still dominated by the Yorubas. The culture is Yoruba, the kings are Yoruba, the food is Yoruba, the music is Yoruba, the tradition is Yoruba e.t.c. It's also locked-in to the Atlantic ocean by a Yoruba state.

100% correct

Show the beautiful places on Lagos Mainland

Lagos state has become a state with mixed tribes, although it is originally and mostly dominated by the Yorubas. Today, there are many other tribes within the state such as the Ibos, Hausas, Eguns, and at least a representation of every other tribe in Nigeria. Considering the dominance of the Yorubas and the quest to reclaim ownership of the state, there has been issues of discrimination even in the area of housing. Most Yoruba landlords have a bias for accommodating Yoruba tenants as against other tribes. In my view, this is so inappropriate! I believe it is a beautiful thing to have one state out of the 36 states in the country that can help pull all tribes together, which is what Lagos state is achieving. But with this kind of discrimination, how can this be achieved? Nigerians, both within and outside Lagos, should be willing to accommodate her fellow man, whether of similar tribes or not. As if the discrimination against blacks abroad is not enough we still create internal discrimination amongst black tribes. How sad! It is sad that in this day and age, a Nigerian would so clearly discriminate against and, thus, disregard his own people. However, it is not shocking because there are Nigerians who show a clear disdain for their fellow citizens. The fact that this practice of not renting to Nigerians is not illegal and not prevented by Lagos State and Federal Government authorities suggests that this practice is somewhat acceptable by authorities. So, if you’re in the category of discriminating landlords, kindly turn a new leaf! And, if you’re a victim of the house hunt discrimination, share with us your experience below.

Are there special places in Nigeria where one finds the Anunuebe tree?

Ositadima2:
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Good day all.

I want to be a stockbroker. I am working towards getting admitted to the chartered institution of stockbrokers. I have been trying to contact the institution for sometime about some inquiries that I didn't find the answer to, on the website, but no one has responded to me, both on mail, and calls.

Please, is there any person here who is affiliated to the institute, in any capacity, I can ask some questions?

If you happen to also know a medium I can use to contact the institute too, I will really appreciate your assistance too.

For the 1st time since after 8th September, 2023, Zenith Bank has once again crossed the N36 city. What is cooking in its kitchen?

Increasing Bids on Ecobank... What is cooking in their kitchen?

61,710,833 units of shares worth about N987.5 million was traded at the counter of UAC of Nigeria today... Any thing cooking in their kitchen?

yMcy56:
One of the things that tires me for here is lack of patience for some of these stock picks or good stocks!

@streetinvestor was somehow right that some investors and newbies are viewing NGX like some kind of MMM website or something.

There's no law that says prices should keep going up once you pick a stock. You may buy and it will start falling. Has that changed the fundamentals or positive news surrounding it?? No.

If you're not comfortable holding Dangsugar and Salt further, then sell.
If you want to hold it for medium to long term, it's left solely to you, as the CEO of your portfolio concerns.......and you be oldbie for this biz oo. No allow village people to succeed o.

Sha try and keep eye on Transcorp or pick tashere units to add to the over 30 stocks in your portfolio.

Transcorp? Another stock again? Please, no mention ooo. I am an Investor, and not an AGM attender. Reminds me of a man I met at one AGM I attended at CIVIC Center. He say he has ranging from 1 to 10 units of shares in all the companies listed on NGX that do their AGMs in Lagos State, and that he does not care weda the stock price is going up or coming down. All he needs is the access to freely attend AGMs. I dobale take greet am.

yMcy56:
Ask yourself: Why did I buy?
Why should I hold? Or why should I sell?
Then follow your mind.
No need to seek for validation from anyone on SUGAR and SALT.

Momma, I bought because of the Merger plans ooo. But it seems it is another Dangote Refinery...

yMcy56:
* Dangsugar good for pick....
* NASCON good for pick.....
JAPAUL: for risk takers........
* TIP: I've not really looked into this as such, but you can check the post of Aj8 and do your DD or copy him, let him shed some light on it for you.
UNITY: I don answer you above.
JAIZ: If you can get at 1.50/1.60.......and you're ready to wait it out......if you don't have patience, leave am.

*DD pls......if you know how to do it*

Dangote Sugar and NASCON have stopped growing. Please, is it time for Buy, Sell or Hold?

Debbie4ma:
This is so true. But those building materials are now very expensive.

Some also want to build too many houses as investments, so once they cannot finish some, they abandon it, and wait for the price to appreciate before selling it off as uncompleted buildings.