Fxwarrior:


Check monthly and weekly.
The risk is always there whether you buy or sell.

Any buy is a correction to me. The trend is bearish.

Read up touch down analysis. Watch Dapo Willis on YouTube. Good luck.

Fxwarrior:
Gold Alert

Sell stop @ 2020
Stoploss 2030

Target 1980

Ekundayo7574:
have you been able to resolve the issues

PIPSMARSHALL:


Market is full of surprises during news

PIPSMARSHALL:
Stay away from the news. Like its extreme gambling

The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to ban the production, importation, distribution, and use of styrofoam and single-use plastics throughout Nigeria.

It also urged the Federal Government to implement a phased approach to the ban by providing sufficient time for businesses and industries to transition to alternative eco-friendly materials and practices.

Consequently, the lawmakers urged the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) and other relevant agencies to monitor the quality of packaging of foods and beverages, particularly in fast moving consumer goods (FMCGps), ensuring global best practices are followed and all appropriate regulations guiding the whole process are adhered to.

These resolutions followed the adoption of a motion on the need to ban the use and distribution of styrofoam and single-use plastic across the country moved by Hon. Muktar Shagaya at plenary on Wednesday.

Shagaya, while presenting the motion, noted that the provisions of Section 20 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as amended), place a responsibility on the Federal Government to protect and improve the environment for present and future generations, and ensure the health and well-being of its citizens.

He further noted that the increasing use of styrofoam and single-use plastics in Nigeria poses significant environmental and public health risks, including pollution of waterways, soil, and air quality.

“Chemicals found in styrofoam, are linked to health issues, such as cancer, vision and hearing loss, impaired memory and concentration, and nervous system effects".

“Aware that styrofoam is prohibited in Taiwan, Rwanda, England, and many other European countries, together with some towns and states in the United States. Currently, the product is illegal in Lagos and Abia states".

“Alternatives to styrofoam and single-use plastics, such as biodegradable materials, reusable containers, and recyclable packaging, can reduce environmental impact and public health risks".

Furthermore, he raised a concern that the increasing use of styrofoam and single-use plastics in Nigeria not only leads to increased plastic waste and environmental pollution but also poses a significant health risk.

“The need to address the environmental and public health crises posed by styrofoam and single-use plastics to safeguard the future of Nigeria’s natural resources, ecosystems, health, and the well being of its citizens.”

The House, however, mandated its Committees on Healthcare Services, Environment, and Legislative Compliance to ensure compliance.

peteregwu:


I think I have shared my chart analysis on this before now. i wouldn't trade it until I see GBPJPY drop down to the level between 182.41 and 181.50, then I could buy from there and target 191.024 but if it doesn't drop to my taste or give me what I want, I won't bother to trade it. Remember if I don't see that drop before it touches 191.024 I won't trade it.

peteregwu:
Gbpusd is heading for 1.18040. Just be careful selling USD.....its good to look for buying opportunities on USD than to selling.

Davigled:

mine is between 130 and 135, TFT, SFT (thinkmarkets) and Fundednext (growth next)

Davigled:



I sold gold at 2028 and just as I had anticipated, gold breach 2009, tp smashed on gold remaining US30

Midehi3:

Your cry is soon, keep it up

EreluRoz:
Nigerians are still sleeping 😌

Wake up guys, it's time for revolution

Davigled:


For sure I am, if you know how I have been waiting eagerly for CPI since last week, infact I am just waiting patiently for it. i didn't even open any position yet, I want to see CPI b4 I make my decision

Davigled:


you are absolutely right boss, I've also tried to trade various news and I find out that the most market moving news are news on USD and GBP, the rest don't move as such or rather try trading other news against JPY pairs as the might move somewhat. I once traded chf CPI release on CHFJPY and it only moved about 40pips whereas on USDCHF it was just rangebound

Midehi3:

Which bitter truth some of you are so daft ehenn

JasonNOTStatham:
Still in "back testing mode", it is just a way to make % for lazy traders. You have to false "gamble" orders, too bad I learnt this late. There is also this " false hedging " you may do in prop firm account during news, auto pass account by maxing leverage on buy and sell on two different and single related pairs
e.g. BUY => GBG USD and SELL => EUR USD for heavy red USD like NFP or core CPI. This is not considered hedging in most prop firm, I have cheated with this method before but, doesn't really make you feel " trader -ish"

If you have a funded next and FE account, you can open 5+ lot each on a 6K account (100:1), 8% means 100+ pips is enough, NFP can shoots 400-1000 pips. So 100 x 5 = $500 ($480 is 8%) you would likely hit four figures anyways, NFP is too heavy. The other account would be in breach, if it is a single phase account - cool. Funded and get serious.

JasonNOTStatham:
I felt like I invented it myself, just have to give it a name. CHF news coming soon in 25!

JasonNOTStatham:
News in 20 mins, I will test the "dual edge" method, I will post results. I hope this is not a "deflective news as there are multiple news of same currency *GBP*

AsabaAgent:


Mr too know I hear you.
When you call okpanam an Asaba environs but Ugbolu is not. Anywhere am not here to banter words with you. In your opinion though.

''Female condoms are available but more expensive than male condoms. Ten pieces of Fc2 vaginal condom go for over N4,200 now, before it was around N2,000’’.

Some residents of Lagos have raised concerns over the increasing cost of condoms, saying it will lead to unsafe sex and unintended pregnancies among citizens.

The residents spoke in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos.

NAN reports that there are different types and brands of condoms, and the best are often determined by their quality, durability, level of comfort and protection they offer.

Some condom brands include Durex, Fiesta, Kiss, Rough Rider and Gold Circle, among others.

Checks at some pharmacies showed that prices of condoms had increased by 50 to 200 per cent when compared to their prices last year.

The residents said that access to affordable contraceptives was critical in ensuring the health of both partners, protection from sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and planning the desired pregnancy.

A banker, Felix Atuche, said the increasing price of condoms had made him resort to withdrawal methods, hoping it wouldn’t lead to pregnancy.

“We got married two months ago, and my wife and I are currently undertaking our master’s degree, so pregnancy has to wait about two years. I usually use the Durex Fetherlite Elite condom because it heightens the feelings between partners, just like skin-to-skin.

“I used to buy the pack for N1,900, but now it goes for N2,500 to N3,500, depending on the pharmacy I buy from. The cost is getting unaffordable because of the many packs I need.

I resorted to the withdrawal method, but my wife has been avoiding sex with me because she’s scared of getting pregnant,” he said.

Similarly, Monisola Ajayi, a businesswoman, said that she prioritised her sexual health by ensuring that she used female condoms during sexual intercourse.

She said: “A few years ago, I contracted STIs from my husband. I got treated and forgave him, but the incident left a scar on my heart, so I always ensured I used a condom to protect myself. Female condoms are available but more expensive than male condoms. Ten pieces of Fc2 vaginal condom go for over N4,200 now, before it was around N2,000’’.

“If I don’t have a condom, then no show for Oga except he buys it for me. The hardship in the country is negatively affecting our sexual health,” she said.

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Also, a youth corps member, Celestine Adesola, said the rising cost of condoms exposed many youths to unsafe sex, which could increase sexually transmitted infections, including HIV.

She said: “Valentine’s celebration is this week, and some parents would be shocked if they knew the unimaginable and risky practices their teens and youths want to indulge in for fun.

“I would advise that enlightenment should be intensified among teens and youths. Also, non-governmental organisations should increase the distribution of free condoms to protect the health of youths,” Mrs Adesola said.

Commenting, Michael Achoji, a pharmacist, said the increase in condom prices was impacted by rising inflation, cost of production, and foreign exchange rates.

Mr Achoji appealed to the Federal Government to prioritise sexual and reproductive health issues through sustained interventions that would ensure access to and affordability of contraceptives.

okeysoninv:
it has been foretold before the round 16

AsabaAgent:


They are all Asaba environs

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