Northeastern:
There are many threads on the US market.

https://www.nairaland.com/2460429/us-stock-market-even-playing/15#65783068

You guys can revive the one above. I find it most useful because it lays out how to go about investing in the US market with contributions from actual investors

OakPearl:


I use Trove.
Currently enjoying a $2.33 per share on Virgin Galactic bought 10th December.

I nurtured a thought of opening a tread on US Stocks picks on Nairaland but yet to commence for time sake.

aremso:


exxonmobil pays quaterly dividend the last time i checked and when checking on companies too in canada, there is a particular bank that pays quaterly too, i think it pays 75cent per quater

emmanuelewumi:



I bought in the year 2000 at N20 per share.

The company gave bonus of
1 for 4 in 2003

1 for 4 in 2007

1 for 5 in 2011.

N2 million will buy 100,000 units

In 2003 it will grow to 125,000 units

In 2007 it will grow to 156,250 units

In 2011 it will grow to 187,500 units

Multiply by N1400 per share you will get N262.5 million.

Go to AGM and you will see average retirees who invested well when they are young who are earning millions from their investments.

A range rover sold for N20,000 in 1980. A flat at Iponri low cost estate was sold at N4000.

N20,000 will buy 5 of such apartments in 1980. The rental income from a flat at Iponri is between 800k and N1 million. 5 flats will now give the investor a total rental income of between N4 million and N5 million.

Some investors who bought the low cost housing unit for N4000 must have sold 10 years after for N20,000, not knowing that the party is just starting and the property can still generate rental income of over N800,000 in the future

Ojix85:


Good day sir.

Can you kindly advise on the details required to invest in FG Bonds (not FGN Savings)?
What bodies assist individuals in FG Bonds investments?
Could you also help with current rates, minimum capital required etc.? I have checked the CBN website, only to find rates provided from the primary listing.
Is there a thread on FG Bonds as well?

Thanks a million.

aremso:
people pls what is the implication of trump impe
achment on our nse oo biko

seyisanya:
Thanks boss. Strangely, they have refused to contact me despite completing the form twice already. I would have called but I can only make WhatsApp calls from here. It's so painful that the money is just lying in my bank account "wasting" away, it needs to get to work ASAP!

seyisanya:
Hello boss, I completed an order form on their website since yesterday but still no acknowledgement. How do you transact business with them? Thanks for your help.

OakPearl:


Here lies the difference between jijoists and long termers.
Until both camps come to the reality that each camp's strategies are completely different and therefore their outcomes will never be the same, this needless argument of which is superior will never stop!

My brother accumulate your gains and prepare for your bumper dividends if you are keeping long term.
They paid 65kobo last financial year end in spite of the UPDC burden on them.
They had paid N1/share before the last.
Imagine what amount of cash they will have to play with going forward, having already discontinued UPDC in their most recent Q3 result.

aremso:


If they have not done their own reading and findings, they cant even understand what they discuss in the group. That is why some people still dont understand what they discuss on stock market thread cos they have not done their readings, joining is not the main point but knowing the details of where you want to invest your hard earned monies

seyisanya:
Hello all, those who live in the diaspora. How do you get the naira to your Nigerian bank account for trading purpose? I used to send USD to someone who later changes at abokifx rate and then sends the money to my naira account. However, he is beginning to delay the process lately and by the time he transfers the naira to me, my desired stock is already trading higher than the amount it was sighted.

Any suggestions will be highly appreciated.

Thanks.

koma1:
Good evening all,
Please I need your assistance on the following am new to stocks trading:
I bought some stocks today through morgan iTrade but I have not received my contract notes by email, how do I go about it and when will I get the certificate? Thanks

Asmaraabc:
Regards to all for very useful lectures am receiving from many of you through this forum. Anyone candid advice is needed this time around to guide me in taking decision on an issue. A particular amount is being kept in fixed deposit for my son's education but due to reduction in MPR by CBN, the investment rate is badly affected and dont want to roll it over any longer. Will appreciate any better option(s) from this group on how to manage the fund.

Cc: OGG, CP, Prof, MCY, Infinitis, Valueinvestor, RabbiDoracle & others

onegentleguy:
I just logged in to witness the ranting of a senile fellow.
Why are u folks begging that half-baked being?
That dude is a jenus-face whose precedence paints of no less than a deceptive personality !!
If he is not called to order, people like him can infest the very true essence of this honourable forum. He has a very bad antecedent.
My 1st revert was for him to explain or at least point us to how the management of FCMB had played pranks with shareholders. Now what a sensible person would've done to show that he wasn't blabbing is to take me up on the matter... so with laid down FACTS, we can peruse in totality the banks financial print.
...but because it was his usual blabbing, he couldn't.

When someone puts out ludicrous computations or baseless assumptions, they should be corrected. ...and where they continue to do so, then they should be called to order.
But for anything, for the sake of the new and susceptible ones in our midst !!
This place is NOT for bogus miscreants who parade themselves as what they are not.

I stand for the TRUTH and nothing more but it.
...and I am not one that can be threatened !!
@ Locodemy how and where do u want the offline thing u so badly blasphemed about?
...tell me; Just how DO U WANT IT !!

As I said before, I know a bit of u... but unlike u, I do not need to rant to ACT !!

RabbiDoracle:


Pardon me if I sounded too harsh. But you could have read what the reader wrote and know it was wrong.

It is like writing 2 + 2 = 22 and you say you want to table it down for people to discuss. For you not to see that it was wrong could mean that you are a newbie in stock market or that you don't know basic maths which I had to urge you to study first.

Have you collected Dividends before? Have you sold or bought shares before? Have you check your purchase or sale receipts to see what constitutes fees brokers charge? If you say you have been buying stocks but don't know about these, then what have you been doing since?. These are the basics of stock investment.

If you had forwarded that reader's comment as a 'comic relief' , we would all laugh because for you to tag it comic relief, it shows that you know the basics. Rather you forwarded it for discussion.

RabbiDoracle:


Nairametric should have censored that post because it was a disgrace. The reader doesn't even under anything about investment world.

And for a member here to call for discussion of it here and warning jijoist to be careful shows that the member too doesn't understand a thing about investing on stock.

You can't just repeat crap as true! If the poster was a buyer of stock, he should have known that there is an aspect of that reader's comment that is false and that has to do with VAT on dividend (5% of Total consideration).

We really need to advocate for the financial literacy of the Nigerian youth/populace.

OLAJADON:

Please don't be annoyed if I am not able to scroll through the over 5 thousand pages of the trend.
1) How are you able to know the best stock for u to buy and sell and when to buy and sell?
2) Like forex because I have little knowledge of it, are there also strategies used in stock exchange?
3) Also someone posted a question of if he can start with as low as #5,000 but I didn't see any reply
4) On a trend(can't remember the specific one) someone was talking about chaka, wealth.ng, I-invest, afrinvest that they are use to buy and sell stock so I decided to google chaka but the issue is how do I know when to buy and sell and which of them is the best u recommend?

currentprice:
another one on the floor sleeping now but nobody look at it. when she wake up. question go come again soon

vuuuuum on my leg

Jupiter7:


Does money market fund have an automatic reinvest plan.
Also I live in Owerri and first bank money market fund does not have a branch in Owerri. Is there a better option for me?

OakPearl:
A lot of interesting Zenith experiences and opinions so far.

As our faces are different, so are our strategies.
For me, Zenith remains a cash cow and nothing will make me sell unless anything goes wrong in their books. It has continued to generate steady flow of dividends which even enables me to cherry-pick bargain stocks during bear periods.

Some stocks remain untouchable in my portfolio as long as they remain fundamentally sound.
If Zenith like make e drop to N9, with the current performance, I will load more.

If you intend to make capital appreciation of 30-50% for instance, why buy Zenith when there is an FBNH?
But when you are looking for high dividend yield, you buy a Zenith and care less about how it moves.

Everybody can't be doing the same thing.

Just develop your strategy and stick to it otherwise, the many different opinions and strategies of others can make you loose your identity.

owoblow77:
Guys, I got a mail from a fellow Nairalander. He asked a question, and he's given me permission to post here.
Bamofi, I'm sorry for not being able to respond on time. I'm still trying to recuperate from a surgery. I'll log-out immediately I post your request:

Hello bro, I have been a silent reader on NL for more than a decide mostly on stock and property sections. I registered recently as I wanted to ask questions on means of following trade on stocks listed on the REIT board of the NSE. About a month ago I bought a sizeable quantity of updcreits at N5 because I saw on the NSE corporate disclosure that the will pay about 62k dividend in November. My stockbrokers say they do not know how I can follow trade in the stock online realtime. You recently asked question about the stock hence my contacting you. My question is whether you know how I can follow trade in the stock o line as I want to sell immediately I qualify for dividend. The stock is updcreit, not updc. Having just registered am not yet allowed to post on nsepa. You may also help me post the query on Nl too. Thanks. Bamofi 1

DeRuggedProf:
WATCH OUT!
1. UTC N5
2. JAPAUL N9.5
3. REDSTAR N8
4. UNION HOMES N9.0
5. IPWA N5
6. VITAFOAM N11
7. DEAPCAP N8.7


NB: I stumbled on my May 2008 watch-out list. This life ehn.......
See why my fingers were thoroughly burnt?
Most have joined Ezekiel in the valley of bones....
I no get energy for UNITY.....

zakir007:
and I sold Jaiz and afriprud just days before all these
Please I'm new here and now one wants to answer my question.
I use trove for trading but it's a total rip-off. It takes forever to fund my wallet or process my orders by which time, price has changed and I end up losing money. So I just want to know what app you guys use for trading that has Limit Order, Stop Limit Order, Stop Loss, and Limit Order. Etc. Please someone should respond, this is the 3rd time am asking.


Also what is your opinion on this mobil (11 plc) that has refused to move? Is it a bad investment?

phunix:
Good morning my fellow Naira landers!
Just learnt with rude shock that CBN had banned local individuals and corporate bodies from investing in T-bills.
Can somebody confirm this and tell us more that we may not have known? My concern.
Thanks and God bless us.

BAMOFIN1:

LeadCapital is quite efficient and reliable a d customer service is good, I been with them for more than five years. Major reservations are that their online portal is not really real time and their commission is not the lowest. if your plan is to trade often these two issues are vital. For a trader Morgan is better.