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I pitied Riise as he lay on the ground cying, the same way the whole Liverpool team will be crying at Stamford bridge in two weeks time.

FatherOF2:
I'm so so so happy to see all my brothers and sisters back home. Now i can have my first peacefull weekend.
Aktopgun, Yodi, Easimoni, Krrush,Shigidi,Iconbull, mastermove,pumping,invisible,osazeet, ONE & ONLY MASTER IOMA, Kevynbash. I know my WANAJO is lurking somewhere.Wind will soon blow wendy back, the Rough[/b]ly[b]cut southafrican diamond etc.
Can i offer you all drinks, i know you must all be very tired after your long stay in the Desert. The Desert can be a dangerous place you know. Don't go back anylonger.

@Fatherof2, you be baba! I hail oooo!

I like the invitation you extended to us, but the issues in this motherland has still not been resolved, I think seun owes us an open explaination as to why things degenerated to that quarrel last time. His keeping silent about it futher fuels that feeling that he is doing us a favour by hosting us.

I, for one believe that its a two way thing, mutual benefits (not the ins. company o) for we and him. His snail speed in solving problems or banning trouble makers calls for more action/reaction.

But we will like to see you Father of 2 at the other side, the flair, fun and flavour you add to this thread is second to none. Your CICO dribbling run displays has left many a goal keeper sprawling on the floor, while we stroll to the banks, smiling all the way We are awaiting your arrival at the other side, a visa is waiting for your collection at the embassy, a cessna is standing while the pilot is warming the engine, even a suite has been booked for you at the VIP section of sheraton, sorry the other side,with a dell laptop, perpetually connected to that forum website,  ; ;Dmy respects once more.

loma:
@Invisible- I dey front seat for Betaglass already, I just wan confirm the available refreshments on board!

I trust you Loma, you go dey joke but guys no sabi say your eyes dey for business gan!

anyways, I bought two weeks ago and will be sitting tight till I know what is cooking. Sell some ya own to me na, what are friends for

the other home seems to be back again, fast response to problems again.

@Loma, any need analysing Beta glass? abi you wan chase fast train? I have given up further buys since I saw the bid size. Let me look at other opportunities joo.

loma:
I accompanied Pres. Carter on his trip here!    Ak, please shine candle on TransXpress and Betaglass

Do you people know the 'real' reason why Jimmy Carter is here? he is fronting for some American big banks that wants to buy up ten Naija companies just stay tuned as I will keep you posted on the name of the companies soonest, or pay $1000 and I will give you the expo!

@topgun, cant really confirm the small side gist on Nascon cause its not strong, a friend that should know says the outstanding results will be good. add that to the Dangote touch,worst case scenario,I break even.

loma:
Fellow diasporeans on a summer ;Dvisit to the homeland. How do you do? Its great to have dual-nationality!

Ha! are moderators in other countries allowed to visit here?

My monday buy list will look like this

Transcorp, to average the ones I bought @4.26
Nascon,
NGC,
GTB.

no yodi, I think it has more chances of falling on monday since sellers has upped supply suddenly.

you just did 666 posts, isnt that number scary in its significance

yodiyokun:
Aktop gun,

I don tire for bandwidth ooo -

anyway how you see ABC? did a dragonfly doji? looks like getting to a resistance but it was on very high volume? 40M

Is that someone mopped up today or what? Still at a loss on it ? but I am undecided on what to do against monday.

What do u think?

I think the high volume represents matching of supply to demand by peeps that has already gotten enough loot

My surprise was that it did a full rise today, monday will be interesting to watch.

So how many shares does Transcorp has listed, somebody told me 18 billion units. Is this correct, anyone?

aktopgun:
. u see, bottoma are a process and not an event. well now that u've asked, i suspect it will rise in price

do u need caveats invisible man?

My man topgun, I have already observed all the colors of caveats

Seriously I dont need caveats at all.

LondonCool:
I have just checked out the Stock Tips thread and did not see any recent spat. I guess the clampdown must have been due to the previous 'rantings' and trading of insults that took place 1 to 3 weeks ago. The clampdown is too late and unwarranted. The insultson the Sex and Romance forum are nothing comparable.

@Princesege,

I usually buy my books from Amazon.co.uk and from Books,etc bookshop (@the Croydon shopping centre)

Sorry if you missed that ruckus, it was a free for all showdown!, all deleted of couse.

Back to business.

aktopgun:
@ londoncool

please liik at NEM and tell me what u think. there's a head and shoulders pattern in there and the target fall is roughly around N4.15. with the gravestone doji done on thursday i suspect a rise in price actually. sorry still can't upload pictures

what say u?

My man topgun, do I take it we are nearing a bottom on NEM? cause I will pounce if you give me a positive confirmation.

Hello people, am here at last. Lets continue from where we stopped. What do we do tomorrow, is there and chance that the public holidays will cause the market to rebound with a fury on teusday? (the holiday factor)

Which stocks will lead this upsurge, which stocks will likely continue their downward slide?

@topgun,

Do you know anything about tourist company nig. Is it true that it is partly owned by Ikeja hotels.

William O'Neil is also against averaging down a bad buy, he supports averaging up a rising stock instead.

He says it like throwing good money after bad.

@topgun,
there is this worrying thing the book am reading now is telling me, it says to sell a stock immediately you discover it was a mistake buying it.

also says that you should stick to a -8% sell off rule after you buy, not to watch your money 'evaporate'

Ha, I hate losing money o, to tell me to sell and take a loss go hard o. how you see am?

LondonCool:
I was looking for the "Bump and Run Reversal" stuff on my book shelf and found lots of info about it in a book I just bought which came out 2 weeks ago.Its titled "[red]Encyclopedia of Candlestick Charts " by Thomas N. Bulkowski[/red]

I also would like to share other books I own which I found to be very critical to my understanding about investing in the stock market (both in the FTSE/NSE).

[red]Fire Your Stock Analyst.  by Harry Domash [/red]  (I was introduced to this book by my friend the CEO of Proshare-compulsive reading)


[red]The Alchemy of Finance: Reading the Mind of the Market by George Soros[/red] (this is like a pyschoanlaysis of how the market behaves,the character of investors and the influence of fear and greed as motivating factors)


[red]How I Made $2,000,000 In The Stock Market by Nicolas Darvas[/red]

(Here Darvas (who was a dancer)  experience in stock trading goes through 4 stages-as a gambler, then as a fundamentalist, then as a technical analyst-developing his own “Box theory” then as Techno-fundamentalist.He made his money in stocks while he was on a 2 year tour around the world.He was sending coded telegrams to his Broker and prompted suspicion of espionage)

[red]Trading for a Living by Alexander Elder[/red]-(Interesting story how he left his job to start day-trading)

[red] One Up On Wall Street : How To Use What You Already Know To Make Money In The Market by Peter Lynch [/red] (Was forced to buy this book when I joined TICN; I had to learn how to trade in Options)

[red]How to Make Money in Stocks: A Winning System in Good Times or Bad by William J. O'Neil[/red] (and any other book by the author)

[red]"Financial Times" Guide to Using the Financial Pages by Romesh Vaitilingam[/red] (was asked to read the book by my ex-line manager -I also I heard my pastor mention the book when he accused Black folks of skipping over the financial columns in UK newspapers)

[red]The Warren Buffett Portfolio: Mastering the Power of the Focus Investment Strategy by Robert G. Hagstrom [/red] ( this is my main "bible" for fundamental analysis. It puts everything I ever learned into perspective.

[red]The Great Investment: Balancing. Faith, Family and Finance to Build a Rich Spiritual Life by T. D. Jakes [/red] ( The book taught me about how to balance my quest to make millions on the NSE/FTSE with my purpose in life. It also provided a platform for what I call "Inspirational analysis"-picking stock based on inspiration (don't try this at home)

You can share your own stock books too

currently I am reading 'How to make money' in stocks by William J. O,Neil.

I had read before; 'Buffetology' by Mary J. Buffet.

Buffet; the making of an Americal capitalist.

'Five Rituals Of Wealth' (forgotten the author)

'Fire Your Share Analyst (from the Moneywise group)

'Guide To Investing' by Robert Kiyosaki

'Retire Young, Retire Rich', 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad, 'Cashflow Quadrant', all  from Robert Kiyosaki.

Still searching for more to buy, only that they are simply not available around where I live.

@Loma, nice works. You know, you have to be special so as to specialize in the specialization of your specialities!

In the long term, buying bank stocks seems the best option for bumper returns in the stock market. Pt no pot other sector is declaring the type of returns like the banks. Pt no pot other sector is expanding into many countries like the Nigerian banks. The operating environment is very much in their favor.

Right now, due to on on combination of factors, bank stocks are in low demand by investors seeking the 'quick buck'. In the long run however, some bank stocks will close this year in very high prices. We are getting close to seeing a N100+ bank stocks, especially if they reconstruct their shares. Some may not reconstruct but stop giving bonuses so as not to dilute thier earnings.

In conclusion, long timers should stay in bank stocks like 70%. This is my own submission.

In the long term, buying bank stocks seems the best option for bumper returns in the stock market. Pt no pot other sector is declaring the type of returns like the banks. Pt no pot other sector is expanding into many countries like the Nigerian banks. The operating environment is very much in their favor.

Right now, due to on on combination of factors, bank stocks are in low demand by investors seeking the 'quick buck'. In the long run however, some bank stocks will close this year in very high prices. We are getting close to seeing a N100+ bank stocks, especially if they reconstruct their shares. Some may not reconstruct but stop giving bonuses so as not to dilute thier earnings.

In conclusion, long timers should stay in bank stocks like 70%. This is my own submission.

juli9:
all the bachelors in the house good night i wan go marry my bed

Help me greet your telly and freezer!

ngegy:
you guys should declare your loots for the week! where is all these jokes coming from? from a fat loot I guess. Happy maulud, Happy easter.

No bi lie at all, enough looting that as I walk down my street, I wonder when somebody will say "hey, come here and pay back that money"  

Well I thought bear markets are supposed to bring sadness? but see as my Transcorp, Ikeja hotels, union homes, IEI, etc no gree at all. They have defied gravity foe now.

Will escape with the loot after easter

A police corporal, serving at Alausa, impregnated the daughter of his DPO. The DPO summoned him to his office and asked for an explanation "Corporal, why did you commit that irresponsible act"?

Corporal: "Oga na accidental discharge"!

One bad man (ritualist, 419, arm robber, pen robber, assasin etc) was watching telly in his upstairs sitting room with his young son one day. The first rain of the year was coming with its usual thunder, lightening, heavy winds, snow fall. it got so so loud and thunderous that the man became very afraid, he quickly raced downstairs, where he thought the house will not collapse on his head.

He started yelling the name of his son, "Sam, Sam, please run down from that house, the money I used to build this house, I don't trust it at all"

The moral of this story, bad thing no good. Make all your money from the NSE!

A very blind man was sitting beside a deaf/mute, begging for alms. A passer by dropped a big bill in the plate of the blind man, as the money was too big to be resisted, quickly the deaf/ mute snapped it up from the blind man's plate.

The blind man shouted 'you think I didn't see your hand'? 'just put that money down before I slap you'!

The deaf/mute asked, 'I thought you are blind'?

The blind man returned 'And I thought you were deaf and dumb'?

The passer by (a pastor) came back and said 'praise the lord, this is a double miracle'!

Mr. Risky:
This one is simply the simplest of all.  Just choose out of the options.  That's all.

On the run, you are desperate to get into a place of safety. Faced with the following options, which do you think is safe enough for you? a) A room packed full with deadly explosives which can give off in a matter of minutes; b) A room housing three dangerously hungry lions which have not eaten for three years; c) A room packed full with condemned criminals with lethal weapons ready to be used anytime against any new entrant.

on second thought i will go for the eroom with lions, since lions that are starved for three years will be very very dead!

Mr. Risky:
This one is simply the simplest of all.  Just choose out of the options.  That's all.

On the run, you are desperate to get into a place of safety. Faced with the following options, which do you think is safe enough for you? a) A room packed full with deadly explosives which can give off in a matter of minutes; b) A room housing three dangerously hungry lions which have not eaten for three years; c) A room packed full with condemned criminals with lethal weapons ready to be used anytime against any new entrant.

I think I will choose the room with hardened criminals, since then are human beigns, I will play on their greed. I will tell them that I am on the run from the police for stealing a billion dollars, if they leave me alive the money will be dug up from my hiding place and shared among us all you go see as their eyes go change and they go begin smile ; even smile pass ismaila

A stockfish seller at Aba was told by his accountant son to buy stocks at a stock brokers office, he arrived with his truck and asked the stock broker to show him the best stock fish available as he has enough money to buy all the stocks and pack them in his warehouse.

Mr Risky just reminded me about Americans, now a 14 year old Nigerian born in USA visited this country with his dad. While at M/M airport, the boy ws observing things quietly. As they sat down waiting for a car to pick them up, the guy boy remarked that all the bad news peddled by CNN about Nigeria is false.

the father asked 'why do you say so?

the boy looked up and said 'there has been electric light in this hall since we landed here ten minutes ago, and CNN said the other day that power goes off after every five minutes in Nigeria?'

the dad was about to explain when, suddenly the light went dead and everyone around shouted 'up NEPA!

The dad swallowed his comments and led the boy away to the waiting airport taxi.