₦airaland Forum

Robnectar:
LoL,... There was a day also I bought a coin on the day they launched it, the name of the coin is $CWAR on kucoin, babe dat day ehn, I nearly commit suicide, right in front of my eyes $300 don $23,.. many stories like dat, I learned crypto d hard way,... I'm just here positioning for the bullrun season to cash out what have lost for the past 2years

Taylor92:
Seun mynd44 Dominique and the rest of mods


Why are you people refusing to push Tinubus Chicago records that will be released tomorrow by Nancy to front page

If it was about Peter Obi you people will push it immediately even if it was in midnight

Make una continue with una partiality

[b]Una get luck say no competitive Forum like Nairaland

Una for chop una site alone [/b]

tenderjunkie:
Can I transfer my stocks from Sproufti to T212?

If yes, how do I go about it?

Robnectar:
I'm already trippin, buh U go wicked o0o

goodwalima1985:
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It shall rise again.
It's better to start anyway than never at all.
I watched loom in binance last week reached 87℅ and I thought it might rise again one of these days who knows.

I think success is not about wining everyday, but about perseverance.

God bless us all.

Robnectar:
This dude make me remember when I started trading, it was during d end of the bullrun,.. I use $500 to bought the top of many projects, thinking I have arrived, the $500 don turn $35 now on kucoin 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

goodwalima1985:
Thank you very much bro. I sincerely appreciate your advise. May the good Lord continue to bless you and your good family.

Many thanks.

So if I can get the aforementioned documents, it's better I leave binance ?. right.

I invested $100 in loom since Thursday when it was -6℅ but nothing, i mean no gain.

9jacartel:
I have the two which exchanger us better, sir?

goodwalima1985:
Which other exchanger can I move to that is better than binance. Have capital but novice in the trade. Your guidance will be appreciated.

Dyfynezz12:
The one at ur hand is called what?

Keme4Real:
Whenever I want to sell my property or get new tenants I always do it myself

Wizuman:
Agege and Ikorodu are the 2 places currently supplying the rest of Lagos with criminals and restlessness.

The old mushin, oshodi, Shomolu, bariga, isale eko etc are now peaceful places.

Dyfynezz12:
Your money in the bank is called what?

Kevineleven:
Even on a normal day in Nigeria, when you treat people kindly, they assume that you are a mugu and start scheming, it is that bad.

Truvelisback:
Nne, the Story isn't a TRUE STORY.

Foodempire:
It keeps going down, by the time most investors start chasing dollars, Naira will be a total mess . A dollar to #1005 is so sad, car dealers now abandoned their cargo because of FX palava, no usual booming traffics in Lagos, high dollar and subsidy removal make the country look so sick.

Zagee:
I'm a little bit startled by your comment. I hope I did not offend you in anyway??

chatinent:
I don't even help anyone withdraw or check balance or transfer from my account to be paid in cash. That's the work of the security fellas.


Naija is dark.

Truvelisback:
Fiction..

Robnectar:

Zagee:
In 2020 it was all doom and gloom on the real economy due to the ensuing event, but it was possible to convert a $100 to $10000 on the NYSE.

A 2$ stock goes up to 60$ and back to earth.
It was a wild wave, Moderna, Novavex, OCGN, AMC, Zoom, Palantir. A list of the few I rode on and numerous others that made commensurate banking notes. Wow!

Today, I have over 2000 units of shares in OXY, but at an average of 9.4$ with quarterly dividend. Life is mystery!

sgtponzihater1:
Chaka acquired by Risevest for undisclosed amount. Is this good or bad news?

Robnectar:
Well, I will be buying against December sha,.. by that time e go don reach 1.5k or above 😁😁😁

Siberia01:


I commend the guys still holding on
You will smile soon

LikeAking:
Wish I guys all success..

I have left all trading for now, till first of December…

Have a nice day…

E go surly crash, forget all the caping..

Hamachi:
What are 3 most important financial ratios we should study before investing in stocks?
What are the best ratios to look for when buying a stock?
I found an interesting article by John Dobosz (forbes stuff) which will give the answer to your question! Here are ten financial ratios that can tell you most of what you need to know when you’re scouring the market for good stocks to buy.

1. Price-Earnings Ratio (P/E): This number tells you how many years worth of profits you’re paying for a stock and you calculate it by dividing the stock price by earnings per share. All things equal, the lower the P/E the better. The most frequently used earnings number in the calculation is the total earnings per share over the past four reported quarters. You could also use “forward” earnings, which is the average of Wall Street’s forecasts for the current fiscal year.

2. Price/Earnings Growth (PEG) Ratio: The PEG ratio is another Benjamin Graham invention which attempts to measure the degree of a discount or premium you’re paying for growth. The calculation is to divide the P/E ratio by the long-term annualized percentage growth rate of earnings, ideally the next five years’ worth. A result of less than 1.0 implies that the market is not fully valuing the prospects for future growth.

3. Price-to-Sales (P/S): Similar to the P/E ratio, the price-sales ratio divides that market capitalization of a stock by total sales over the past 12 months, instead of earnings. Popularized by investment manager and longtime Forbes columnist, Ken Fisher, the price-sales ratio tells you how much you are paying for every dollar in annual sales.

4. Price/Cash Flow (P/CF): This useful measure of value is obtained by dividing the market value by operating cash flow over the prior 12 months. It strips out items like amortization and depreciation from earnings and focuses on cash generated by the business. This provides a better way than P/E for comparing valuations of companies from different countries that have different depreciation rules that can affect earnings.

5. Price-To-Book Value (P/BV): This ratio tells you how much you’re paying for every dollar of assets owned by the company, and you calculate it by dividing the market capitalization by the difference between total assets and total liabilities. The idea is to approximate how much money you could put your hands on if you shut down the business and sold off everything. As with most price multiple metrics, price-to-book is best used by comparing present multiples to historical averages.

6. Debt-to-Equity Ratio: The fundamental accounting equation tells you that assets equal liabilities plus equity. The debt-equity ratio is a measure of financial leverage telling you the percentage of a company’s assets financed by debt. The formula is to divide total debt (or just long-term debt) by shareholder’s equity, two items both found on the balance sheet. Off-balance sheet items like pension obligations should also be treated as debt.

7. Return On Equity: ROE measures a company’s efficiency at generating profits from money invested in the company, and it is derived by dividing by net income by shareholder’s equity. It’s a very handy measure of management’s effectiveness but it’s not useful for ascertaining value of early-stage companies that do not produce profits. For example, Tesla Motors (TSLA) has a -115% return on equity.

8. Return On Assets: Similar to return on equity, return on assets is a measure of management effectiveness obtained by dividing net income by total assets. A company with a higher ROA is usually preferable to one with a lower ROA, since it shows the ability to grow profits more efficiently from a given base of assets.

9. Profit Margin: Rising sales are great but they’re not so wonderful if they come at the expense of profit. Profit margin shows how much a company earns from each dollar of sales and is arrived at by dividing profit by sales. The number you get depends on the kind of profit you choose. Gross profit, which is sales minus cost of sales, is the simplest measure. Operating profit is gross profit less overhead items, and net profit (income) is what’s left after paying taxes.

10. Dividend Payout Ratio: If you are looking for yield from your equities, a fat dividend yield can appear quite enticing, especially in a low interest rate environment. The danger of a high yield is that it can be unsustainable, and when it’s eventually cut, you not only lose out on the income but the share price will often take a hit.

Good luck!

Blitzking:
The pay is terrible single qualified nurse pay is 125 to 175k per month..double qualified is 160 to 320k..stop short changing nurses..I wonder how much you pay ur other staffs.

soik:
First one

Pojomojo:
Yes, Google it