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TransAtlanticEx:

The guy literally sent ahib on relegation.

MrMcJay:
Call your Pastor, Doctor and Lawyer to greet them. You will need them around you in a few weeks.

So apt

Lazyyouth4u:
For busy risk averse people that would rather focus on their jobs and real life hustle, the money market/fixed income market is just more straightforward and can be done by anyone. Simply put your money in Tbills, bonds, etc and continue your hustle.

Unfortunately, the rates don crash so risk averse people must enter equities market to get better returns. But these returns come at the expense of one’s time and high stress levels. The manipulations at some companies and those by the speculators and big boys is enough to give man pikin heart attack. Is it worth it?

Personally, for equities (my preference is foreign equities sha), I think investing indirectly through solid mutual funds and letting the fund managers deal with all the wahala of diversification, monitoring and rebalancing is more efficient for busy folks. I will gladly pay the management fees and avoid dealing with all the wahala.

My opinion...

I Dey tell you

iamoluwatobi:
Season greetings to you.

In a bid to attain financial freedom and sustain exponential financial growth, many have lost their money to one investment or the other or one financial scheme for reasons unknown.

Here, any investment you bring to the table, we give you 20% ROI (Return on Investment) in 30 days!

What do we do?
1. Funds management
2. Real Estate
3. Cryptocurrency trading
4. Forex
5. Oil and gas

WhatsApp on 0*7*0*3*0*3*0*3*2*3*0
Let's deal and have a wonderful new year ahead

They are here again 20% monthly

DexterousOne:
If these two hypotheticals hold I.e. rates going up, and equities market taking a hit....
That's an "IF"
The major card that retail investors can play in the equities space is to pick a few sound companies in the dip.
At least that's what I'm gonna do if these were to occur

Am also looking forward to a few picks next year if the “IF” happens

afroxyz:
All of una wey dey go moon. Hope you have your parachute and your eject button is functional.

Ibrahim505:
Today being a Christmas day, delicious food is available in the neighborhood main reason lazy youth may not disturbed this thread for now.

Why are you guys looking for his trouble
You guys complain of his posts and you keep calling him out. I tire for una
Lazyyouth I hail o

DexterousOne:
As usual
Rambling and rambling with no substance
Call me a "boy" all you want
That's your own prerogative
And your fundamental human right as a nigerian

However, you are living a sad and pathetic life
You just dont know it

All I did as a professional was to correct you on your mistake, on that your talk on "unearned income "
You could not accept that you were wrong

And you went digging through my many old posts, as the jobless simpleton that you are, in order to look for the smallest thing to "discredit me"

Only for you to post old posts of mine, and then make ridiculous assumptions about someone you dont know personally
That's really messed up you know?

Calling me an "audio" person ceaselessly and baselessly
I wonder whether you are even a B.Sc graduate sef, because if you were you would have understood that sometimes (and in certain circumstances) there is a time lag between when someone finishes his studies and when he is cleared for youth service
But that chapter is closed, no need to reopen it


Now you are on Ahib case
Spewing crap about someone who is ahead of you in life


Imagine the bolded comment up there
Someone comes here to make posts based on his own experiences and what he knows
And someone else is assuming that others thought I was an experienced person

Does that even make sense to you ?
What is wrong with what I have been posting ?
Posting information based on your own sphere is now a crime right ?

Now you assume that because I made moves to emigrate from the country
I must be an unemployed person
And a frustrated person
As if it is an unemployed person that can even opt in for Express entry

How ridiculous
When Ahib was making those claims about your youtube ventures and all those other things he said
I couldn't make judgements based on that
And call you an efulefu
Because as all sensible people do
You dont make wild assumptions and judgements
Based on just posts


I'll tell you this thing
Better fix your self esteem issues
It will do you a lot of good
Attention seeking on a faceless forum will not add value to you
I suggest you go for therapy
It will do you a lot of good

Typing long epistle?
A lot of spare time I guess.

Lazyyouth4u:
Look at this one. People are talking, you self wan follow talk. Better go and look for a job to better your life and condition. I bet those days you were making noise here like an experienced investor, a lot of people thought you were a big man not knowing you were a common corper wey dey try fade from Naija due to lack of job. Until I expose you.

Please don’t upset me this Xmas o. Audio youth like you wey dey talk say he better pass CBN Governor. Give yourself better konk for your head you this boy. E be like say na star wey you dey drink with that 50 dollars wey your brother send you for Xmas dey deceive you this night. Better go follow your mates talk.

Iogobenz:
missjekyll no go answer you na,she dey crush on ahib and you've bruised her expectations with the exposee on ahib.
Missjekyll,you come naija for xmas?
I go like know ooo
I hear say you tall wella and your waist no be here

Na you worse pass, lazyyouth dey learn for where you dey

emmasoft:
Invest your lying down fund in VGIF for guaranteed returns. If you had done that in the past six months by January 1st 2021 you would have gotten 7.5% of your fund.

Well there is still opportunity. You can register today and get interest prorated for the remaining days of 2020.

Check my signature for link to open an account.

i opened an account with you guys and the account officer didnt respond to my whatsapp

emmanuelewumi:
Monitor discussions on the stockmarket Investment thread.


I don't know because I am not buying anything now until end of January 2021 by God's grace

Please carry me along. After business, real estate and treasury bills I think i am ready for stocks now, after which I will go into precious stones/metals. slow and steady.
Please Pa Emma, will be monitoring this platform for your thoughts by January 2021

Lazyyouth4u:
You say I be BBN analyst. No problem. But see wetin agbaya person papa like you dey write for stupid topic wey you create for NL and you get mouth to follow lazy youth talk

Very idle agbaya with several senseless topics and posts on NL where he lives his fantasy life.

Whose photo is this?

Lazyyouth4u:
I’m a small hungry boy? Hahaha. Desperado like you wey wan use 419 to deceive woman wey dey make ordinary 70k dollars in order to japa from your frustrated life in Naija get mouth to talk? #audio billionaire

Abeg make I prepare for my trip to hang out with Don B jare. Transatlantic abeg send those bannies to come jollof with me and Don abeg.

i fit drive come meet una sha.

RayRay06677:
It became unponzi and others might unponzified too, some day, somehow

bros rest...you don win !

At last there is peace.

ahiboilandgas:
can any of your generation pay 20,000 euro for.msc in Ireland? If u can then u will not be so so desperate to accept online invitation for food and drink from stranger in far away benin and delta

Far away?
Do you know where he stays?
Not everybody stays in Lagos....stop referring to other state as far away, as if they are suffering.

emmanuelewumi:
Good day, please what is the meaning of nut?

Pa Emma! hahaha

Lazyyouth4u:
I feel very sorry for any non-medical Nigerian professional that wants to leave his or her Naija job and ‘expatriate’ to the Caribbean Islands or Central/Latin America in search of greener pastures.

Even SA and UAE, if you don’t find a good job from Naija, no try to expatriate there to go find professional job o. Dubai even better sef. You go hear ween for SA

No mind them. i sorry for those earning in that bracket that wants to take the "expatriate advice"..."Advice is the only free thing one can give becos u dont use it"

ojesymsym:
Una wan go dash another country 135 million naira because of passport? It's okay

and will continue wailing

Lazyyouth4u:
What excuses? Are you even reading my comments well? Let me try to simplify for you.

Your father is wealthy and has 60 wives and 600 children. Does it mean that you and all your 599 siblings will be living a good life? Go and ask children of rich polygamous men if you don’t know how it works.

Also, If you and some of your brothers and sisters leave your papa house to search for greener pastures on your own by picking menial jobs in another man’s company where the pay is decent and you can live a better life than you were living in your papa polygamous home (where only the children of your papa first wife are enjoying and controlling the wealth), does it mean your father is poor?

Anyhow, this is my opinion. I understand you don’t agree with it. So please let’s move on.

lazyyouth sense will not kill you. Leave the wailers to continue to wail instead of proffer solution

jajeri3216:
Can you make batteries, computers, aircraft's, pharmaceuticals, construction, mobile phones without natural resources?

Rich countries buy cheap commodities from the global market and add value to it , then sell back to poor countries for maximum profit.

Essentially rich countries are rich because they know how to create wealth.

Poor countries are poor because they don't determine commodity prices and lack the innovation to create wealth.(western cheats).

Contrary to other view points, Nigeria is actually a rich country that lacks innovation.

Population is not the problem.

How does a country become innovative?

Environment, ip protection, entrepreneural and risk taking culture, infrastructure and education.

Good one

Lazyyouth4u:
If oil majors, telecoms companies and other multinationals along with our few billionaires are pulling out billions of dollars every year, it means that there is money in the country. There is a reason why they kill themselves to come here and not to poor countries like Somalia, Gambia or Sierra Leone.

If government wasn’t so corrupt and could slow the population growth rate while making the business environment more conducive to foster fair competition (and not allowing just a few individuals to be cashing out consistently), we will see more equitable distribution of the wealth and the changes in our standard of living.

God bless you

Lazyyouth4u:
Read my comment again. Very carefully. Never in that comment did I mention that Nigeria is a rich country because of its untapped natural resources. I talked about our GDP and the fact that we are the sixth producers of oil. I haven’t even mentioned how much Nigeria makes from our LNG exports. As a country, Nigeria is not poor.

I only compared Japan’s human capital to our natural resources as someone mentioned Japan’s human capital advantage somewhere in one of those comments.

Btw, your analogy was not a good one. Nigeria can be compared to a rich man with 600 children that owns a lot of undeveloped land in prime locations. He hasn’t sold most of the land or developed them yet but he would make a lot more money when he develops all his land or sells them. The only problem is that he has too many illiterate and criminal children. When he dies, the wealth will not go round and will be kept and squandered by a few of his older criminal children while the younger ones languish in poverty.

The country makes and has lots of money. But the people are poor. The key issues are unsustainable population growth, bad leadership, corruption and inequality.

Have a great day!

I am beginning to like this lazyyouth
I like to buy you a plate of ise-ewu...No mind that guy way dey give analogy wey confuse my head

ositadiima1:
In terms of raw GDP Nigeria is first in Africa and number 30 in the world.

In terms GDP per capita at PPP, Nigeria is 17th in Africa and number 135 (IMF) in the world.

From wikipedia:
"Gross domestic product (GDP) is a monetary measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced in a specific time period. GDP (nominal) per capita does not, however, reflect differences in the cost of living and the inflation rates of the countries; therefore, using a basis of GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) is arguably more useful when comparing living standards between nations, while nominal GDP is more useful comparing national economies on the international market. "

Corruption aside, given our population, Nigeria is not doing that well. A family of 4 that earns 350k a month is far better than a family of 15 that earns 1 mil per month.

with proper management of our resources, nigeria will move up the list.

Lazyyouth4u:
This guy is actually right. Only thing is Nigeria is not the second or third wealthiest but the wealthiest country in Africa with a GDP of over USD400bn. The sixth largest producer of oil in the world cannot be a poor country. Nigeria is not a poor country!

Its citizens may be poor but as a country, Nigeria is not poor.

And he stated clearly what the issues are. Corruption, bad leadership and inequality. I will add the biggest issue which is high unsustainable population growth.

What Japan may have as an advantage in human capital, Nigeria has more than enough in natural resources.

Exactly..i was wondering why they say the country is poor...the citizens are poor, but the country is rich but mismanaged. Dubai was once poor, until resources were properly managed.

ukay2:
Still ok compared to other naira stocks not based in dollar dividend payments .....as dollar is appreciating, your dividend is appreciating too


Wish to own Seplat and AirtelAfrica stocks one day.....

How much is the stock at the moment?

emmanuelewumi:
I know nothing about it.


But I know you can't make 10% per month on a consistent basis, you can make 40% in January, lose 50% in February, make another 20% in March, 10% in April, lose 15% in May and gain 8% in June.

No equity fund manager will offer you a guaranteed return on investment

And that's what i call a matured responds. You are truly Pa Emma.

ositadiima1:
A lot of digging around here, not cool. Aunty Anjilgreat, what do you think?

wickedness

OgogoroFreak:
I think attacking one another for every little mistake is now the new tbills high rate.

I Dey tell you

Grupo:
Can you stop quoting that guy.

In case you are not Igbo, his name "Akpa" means bag in Igbo Language.

You don't expect someone that bears "bag" as a name to be sensible.

Just ignore him and stop derailing the thread.

He must respond to this your post.