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Seeing is believing, for all dye hard doubters who think am joking about Questra, the better is now and not tomorrow, see my earnings below:

ezeonlinebiz:
Look don't derail this thread again, hence I will personally ban you.

If because I said the truth please do ban me and later you will come to realise what you did to your investment if really you an investor.

Reyus:
Please go somewhere else with your QUESTRA Scam. Nobody asked your opinion about Nigerian TBills.

How many likes on nairaland can really justify what you said, a pregnant woman's bump cannot be shaded away because its obvious she's overloaded, interpret what I have just said and know if what you allegedly said about QUESTRA HOLDINGS is true.

adecr7:
Hello,
I'm seriously considering investing in treasury bill. Safety of investment and interests is what really attracted me to it. I have read so much about it. I want to know, is there any instance, even by the smallest chance, that the central bank won't be able to pay... Please don't mind me, you know Nigeria is a funny country. So I would like to know what I'm getting myself into.

Thank you.

Good question you asked, you are just a smart investor who knows the up and down of Nigeria's way of investment.

condomuser:
What's the slogan for this your investment. The last one was "Together we change the world".

Let me guess your own is "Together we change their father nyash"

For your info, Treasury bills works well in the USA.

it clearly shows that you never go through my write-up because you quick to come and strike me, did I made mention that Tbills does work offshore? my dear you need grounded financial education not all these sidelined information you get online and you say you are educated, your sight never point to you were Tbill is success, I made mentioned of countries where you can earn from Tbills steadily without cries of loosing your investment, bro pls reread so you don't get deceived.

PETERiCHY:
Nothing fishy is going on rather most people are liquidating their TBills at all cost and diverting the fund to Stock Market.

Last month i liquidated all my USD position and invested in the stock market and so far my portfolio is 51.8% upside.

Would it been i don't have a formidable USD portfolio. i would have terminated my TBills that is due for December because of the kind of fire that is currently burning in NSE.

*ThE OcToPuS*

Let the wise be on alert, it is said the truth is bitter but lies is sweet, now while did my comrade here sell of his Tbills if it was almighty goldmine and then transferred his money to stock, Tbills only survive in stable economy not on a failed economy, I said the truth about Tbills and some ewarriors are tackling me, why can't they tell you the risk In Tbills, cos they are scared they will loose the small commission they get from you, I will continue saying it from now to tomorrow, nothing can beat off foreign IPO shares, quote me anywhere.

what are you waiting for, Join Questra and save yourself the trauma of investing in a failed economy, seeing is believing, don't be bemused , those who are in Questra knows its benefit and to you who believes what sadist bloggers interpret have a rethink and take position, the Noah ark(QUESTRA) is now open to both individuals and corporate organizations. find out what's this Questra people are talking about and how it can benefit you as an individual or a corporate organization.

Reyus:
Please go somewhere else with your QUESTRA Scam. Nobody asked your opinion about Nigerian TBills.

QUESTRA scam you talk about? you claim to be enlightened and yet you say Questra offer is scam, keep deceiving and misinforming the populace, Treasury Bills can't work in a failed economy, quote me anywhere, tell your followers the truth and stop condemning others, Treasury can only work in a viable economy.

Haven't you heard that the only way to remain stable in finances is to invest in a stable and well nourished investment, many of us have in several way heard of Questra but still find it difficult to believe that its real, this company should be in your notice that its not like one of this stuff you see in the nook and cranny in the internet, Questra is real, Questra is the ebano and only the financial savior to many who believes in its offer, you may be doubting if its true, my dear it's very big true, may I inform you that majority of our banks are partakers in this company's offer, many who have made fortune from it today doesn't want to popularise it, Do you know why? They believe Nigerians don't value good opportunities but prefer to popularise offers that won't guarantee you any fortune, as for me, the story has changed since with Questra and still changing.

For the rest of us who are the bandwagon of doubt and fear, I think you should have rethink of what you are doing to yourself by avoiding what's suppose to help you out, note that your past experience in some crooked offer doesn't not justify the present will be like your past, if you continue living in the past, my brother, my sister, you are only killing yourself, even God cannot come from heaven to help you because heaven help those who help themselves and not those who sit in comfort and wait for manna to come to their dinning table, it won't work till you say to yourself, enough is enough of my stupidity, enough is enough of my fearfulness, enough is enough of my doubting mind.

Mind you Questra is governed by three presidents in the company and they are consultants to many organisations such as World bank, and other powerful financial institutions, Questra is not a one man business at all so if you are thinking is one those stuff you see in the internet that a guy will lodge in the hotel and be doing abrakatabra in the name he's doing one venture or the other, never be deceived by what saddist bloggers do write about Questra, all these bloggers needs traffic to make their website visible thereby making a company's offer black instead of white.

Without much lectures, I would love to still render service help to many who are yet to embrace the opportunities led down for them by Questra, if you know that this recession isn't your friend and your really need an alternative escape route to calm your tension in terms of finances, I would recommend you to chat me up or call me with my phone number in my signature to get started, Questra is mainly for individuals and corporate organizations, please don't drop phone numbers or emails here, you can drop your questions about Questra as response will be given adequately, LET YOUR QUESTIONS BEGIN ROLLING IN NOW.

THE FLOOR IS OPEN FOR QUESTIONS.......

eluquenson:
Unemployed youths and the gullible ones deceiving themselves since May 30, 1967

We are united by the British and they gave us Independence.

So embrace one Nigeria

Meanwhile,, read this for better understanding of this scam called Biafra.

How Ojukwu scammed the igbos

I believe you are one of those who lack history foundation, you see, hatred is a strong gene which the yorubas and Hausa-Fulani has till date, the region wey u dey vex for after fifty years is still better than you, are you not still ashamed of your God forsakened life?

Biafra will come and you won't know when it has arrived, mind Igbos cannot worship you guys, they are their own God, you want to be in the top chanting one Nigeria while the other should suffer, what the igbos has neared this years, your can not bear it in five years and you are here making mouth as if you hear a gunshot you can stand. I continue to pray for Biafra to come cos nothing good comes easy but by God's grace we the Ndi Igbos and rest of biafrans shall rejoice.

I strongly bet you that entrance into Biafra land by Afonjas And your herdsmen will be so difficult, you guys must face what we faced so you can get your dividend of hatred.

Ezi gbo ezzi ki wu mpama.

ohuatc:
I am interested. 08064675850

contact me through my number via WhatsApp

klinsoul22:
pls my email is. olaitanolawale122@yahoo.com

Contact me via WhatsApp, my number in my signature.

that amount too small but I will refer you to Questra Holdings Inc. they pay you weekly for fifty-two weeks that's one year. ask for more info by in boxing me via my number on my signature.

I love this thread but many nairalanders will come across to read it, little no wonder they will continue to be scammed because they despite the type of value added information.

sure, NUELLA MAKE UPS. 0. 7. 0. 6 .8 .0 .0. 9. 4. 4. 0

rookidmart:
So you're wishing me a heart attack because I do not support your Ponzi scheme?


On the bolded​, please post a link where any of the above companies have done that.
A link from the company's site.

Didn't the blog where QUESTRA HOLDINGS is tagged as ponzi scheme not display it for you? now you want me to display it for, I will so you can go and learn how to make research before condemning what you don't know, now tell me how many bloggers who wrote negative about QUESTRA HOLDINGS.

rookidmart:
LMFAO.
why would CBN pronounce the legality of a Ponzi scheme?
Keep in mind more, than 3 countries have denounced this Ponzi scheme.
http://behindmlm.com/mlm-reviews/questra-world-review-russian-scammers-ipos-african-banking/

Let's watch out and when its pronounced, don't jump in the lagoon, I will be waiting for your heart attack and I will personally going to donate a special ambulance to carry your shame and ignorant mind to the mortuary. I believe you don't have a financial educational background that's why you easily believe someone else's view on the company, if Ecobank being the largest African Bank, GOLDMAN SACHS, Cape Verde Airlines, Caixma Bank and some others could applaud them of good performance for eight years, who is that blogger that will proof them wrong, anyway you have just contributed the blogger's traffic, if someone can come out and write that your country's president is death just to tarnish his image why can't hungry bloggers do same to companies who are making wave in their industry, am begging you pls keep on tagging QUESTRA HOLDINGS as scam and ponzi scheme u hear, while I and some other smart investors are making use of the opportunities presented to us, I believed you must have grown aged bears now.

[quote author=rookidmart post=56639010]Questra is a Ponzi scheme.
http://mmgp.ru/showthread.php?t=475585&page=38[/quote

WHAT MAKES QUESTRA HOLDINGS; Proof to us here in Nairaland that QUESTRA HOLDINGS is ponzi scheme, Note I have been with this company for good two years so what aspect do you want to clarify that's ponzi compare to what have been hovering all over the internet everyday. if you have been brainwashed by what scamadviser or other ponzi agents are saying about QUESTRA HOLDINGS please you need counselor to counsel you very well, I have prove of all payment for the two years, and my certificate as a shareholder with the company, I don't come out to promote nonsense on Nairaland, Watch our post very well and pls don't come back here to spit nonsense with back up. kids in Nairaland who neither have financial experience or education will think they can be measured with men who has eagle's vision.

Keep hint to this thread, when CBN pronounces its legality in Nigeria, pls don't jump into the lagoon because its crystal clear you don't have the foundation at all.

bakynes:
Fool don't ever quote me again with rubbish talk, you think I haven't visited the SE before which land is 35 million keep deceiving yourself fool.

The hate implanted in you can never make you move forward in all your activities, its crystal clear you didn't even read what I sent to you, you keep on abusing from the beginning of your replies to the end, are you really cursed that you can't communicate with out rendering abuses,

I really pity person wey curse Yoruba race, you can't see anything good from them only negative attribute, once you are better than them in all ramifications, the next will be hate, envy, Jealousy, may God cure una out of this inbuilt chronic disease, it has really reduced you people ur way of reasoning, only few who have related with igbos knows that their kinsmen are just waste from the Creator, God be think say he create people not knowing he made mistake to put them among the wise people from the SS/SE. if am you mister, I go go pray make baba God open my eyes so I will see good in the East and not in the West and North cos this two regions are the problem while Nigeria can never see full light the East has for them.

bakynes:
Be deceiving yourself, so all igbo lands cost above 10million naira. I bow for your lies, you be expert in lies.

That's what we keep on saying, travel out you no free, dem tell you for Nairaland u dey argue, na wa o ur own too much na, oya com my state for Anambra, Nnewi precisely, a plot of land is worth 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 naira with no negotiation, where hatred is inborn in the Yoruba race, how can you major up with igbos when it comes development. the people whom you oppressed during and after the war is still ahead of una, Una no dey shame at all, since after the war, una sieze our property and leave us each with 2 0 pounds to use and survive, sheh igbos don dye finish?

As in eeeh the kind palace wey devil dey build for Yoruba dem and Hausa go Aso Rock Villa own, wen u asked Hausa and Yoruba why dem hate IGBOS deir reply no make sense so WHY THE HATRED HAUSA AND YORUBA DEM?

COPIED ARTICLE GUIDELINES ON IPO (INITIAL PUBLIC OFFER).


There is no doubt that you can make some serious cash investing in an Initial Public Offering. Recent floater Pacific Smiles is one such case of a success story. The company was originally listed at $1.30 and climbed as high as $1.75 on opening day! A sexy 35% return for those who decided to sell at this point. However if you were looking at holding the stock for a bit longer you would have seen the price rise to a high of $1.90 before coming back down. The stock has since reached a peak of $2.55 or almost double its listing value. However not all IPO’s go to plan. The now infamous IPO of Facebook left many with a substantial loss and questioning the ethics of the company. After months of speculation where the stock was valued between$28 and $40, the underwriter of the listing settled at $38. This large spread should have been a warning sign for the following events. Facebook sold off more than they had planned to after listing which would see the stock tumble to $26.81 within a week. Almost a 30% decrease! Again if you were looking at the long term today Facebook trades around $133 or almost $100 per share higher than its listing price is just over 4 years.
So it’s clear that there is money to be made investing in IPO’s but there are certain steps that you should follow to maximise your opportunity for a seriously good return.

Step 1 – You need to be in the know.
Ideally you want to be able to have access to shares at their cheapest point. Unfortunately this can be limited to sophisticated investors. Despite this you can sign up to receive information from companies such as Commsec who deliver emails about upcoming floats. Once you identify a company that you want more information about you could then identify who is handling the listing and contact them directly. Alternatively you can wait to trade them on the ASX the day that they have gone public.

Step 2 – Understand the company and what it does.
I was very interested in the Godfrey’s IPO. When I think of places to buy a vacuum cleaner from Godfreys is first to mind. This is the type of positing you want your IPO to have, being number 1 in the mind of the consumer. However as went around to a few different Godfrey stores to better understand their customer service and sales approach I found something very concerning. They didn’t stock Dyson. Dyson is the Apple of vacuum cleaners. Imagine opening a computer store that didn’t stock Apple products. I wouldn’t have a lot of confidence in its price exploding. Turns out this assumption was correct. Since listing at $2.75 per share the stock currently trades at a mere 84c! Meanwhile Dyson has dominated sales in this market. This is one of the most important things when investing in general. Understand the company and its strategic position.

Step 3 – Valuation
This can be very much of an art more so than an exact science. Very much up to the individual’s interpretation. A prime example was when Medibank listed at $2.22 per share after it had been offered to retail investors for just $2 per share. This also emphasises the importance of being in the know. Imagine buying for $2 and it lists at $2.22. An 11% gain for nothing. This stock was always going to be a Blue chip company. Since listing shares in Medibank have traded between $1.75 and $3.75 but currently sits at $2.64. This represents an increase of 19% over two years which in today’s market is OK. However as investing in IPO’s is riskier than already listed companies a return of 8.5% doesn’t reflect an adequate risk to reward ratio.

Step 4 – Understand the plans of management
As mentioned above Facebook were planning on selling off shares after the IPO. This is generally seen as a questionable tactic as it alludes to a lack of confidence shown by the founding team. It can emphasise their long term plans if they sell a large percentage of their shares not long after the IPO and is often slap in the face to investors as they cash in and get out whilst others are getting in. It’s the number or percentage of shares that are looking to be sold that are important. You can hardly blame a founder who has struggled for years cash in a take a little back when there is the cash to do so. But if a founder is going to sell ownership from 50% to 10% than this should be a warning.
One success story of a committed founder is Matt Barrie of Freelancer. Barrie made it clear from the get go that he was fully committed to the business. The result? Shares in Freelancer went from 50c to $2.50 on its first day on the stock market. It went up 5 times in value! What a pay day. It currently sits around $1.25 still an impressive 2.5x listing price in less than 3 years after listing. That’s a much better risk to reward ratio for investing in IPO’s.

Step 5 – Look at the management and senior executive team
This is one of my go to strategies and is in fact the main reason I invested in Yellow Brick Road. YBR is a company founded by Mark Bouris who had tremendous success with Wizard Home Loans. I backed Bouris to deliver and execute on strategy more so than the company itself YBR listed for 20c per share and I got out 18 months later when it hit $0.70c per share as the business looked at changing strategy. Having an executive or a board of people with a track record in success puts the investment in a better position of paying off.
So it’s clear that buying into IPO’s can be a very lucrative pay day if the investor can pull it off. But with most things in the investing world there is an inherited amount of risk associated with each investments and IPOs are no different. Follow the steps above to give you a better insight into a company looking to list but it would be worth getting an expert opinion from an adviser or broker before committing you hard earned cash on a risky investment strategy.

LEARN THE SECRETS OF MAKING MONEY IN AN IPO WITH QUESTRA HOLDINGS. Or contact me via WhatsApp for more guidelines and registration via the number on my signature.

What shall it profit a man to be swayed of his money than to hear a simple truth, how many can boldly display their frequent earning in this platform? Nigerians don't learn from the past, I think ministry of education have a lot of work to do, maybe adding online investment to the school curriculum, what I see everyday in Nairaland is scaring, I have interviewed not more than ten persons in the so called SWISS GOLDEN opportunity several questions, of which they cannot defend then I said to myself, if you can't defend what you are promoting then what makes you feel you can convince me to invest, is just clear that majority of those who have less financial education do all these shady programs out of ignorance, what do they know; in as much its paying no wahala, someone on Facebook splashes thousands of dollar paper money, we start running pressure to make it like that persons, what's wrong with our people's thinking faculty, why are we easily brainwashed with all these shady programs, hmmm! what happened to Sordon will soon happen to Gomorah, Today MMM is a history, so many format and models of MMM is in voke scamming everywhere, to the extent Nigerians are creating theirs so that the scamming will continue. Can't we sit and think for a better and legit way to make money other than all these shady business, you will see someone who's in level 1 1 of a networking biz still dey find referrals wey him suppose to rest and eat the fruit of his labor, anyway sha! no matter how I write the gullible will steal for prey. UNA WELL DONE OOO.

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While legitimate sites aren't always perfect, they are usually pretty close. When major financial services firms decided to develop a web presence, a lot of time, talent, and money goes in to helping the company put its best face forward. While some scams sites are so detailed that they mirror legitimate sites, paying attention to quality will help you avoid the worst of the rogue sites.

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Sadly, even chief executive officers (CEOs) of major corporations have been caught using assumed names to talk up their companies' stocks and talk down their competitors in online forums. For example, in 2007, it was revealed that the CEO of Whole Foods Market (Nasdaq: WFMI ), John Mackay, posed as a user named "Rahodeb" and had for years posted extremely favorable comments about the company on Yahoo! Finance's Whole Foods Market message board. Other fraudsters are even more brazen, intentionally promoting stocks in order to profit by selling when investors are buying. The proliferation of online investment newsletters touting what are supposed to be "hot" stock picks facilitates this type of fraud.
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To before warned is to before harmed.

"Mods": you can push it to front-page to enlighten Nairalanders, thank you.

What the person above stated is correct, but you can use foreign IPO shares to garnish your account weekly only if you can make research on the right one, if you are in search of an IPO Shares Company to invest with abroad, contact me via the number on my signature or WhatsApp me for more info.

This is the type of topic we should be seeing in Nairaland not how to make quick money that will never establish you but rather disstablise you the more.

Nothing online pays like earning mildly good and steady, not overnight jackpot as so many Nilanders like.

We need more intelligent topics like this on this platform.