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What platforms enable you to trade US penny stocks from Nigeria?

yok:
LONGEVITY IS GOOD! WHERE ARE THE PENNY STOCKS PEOPLE?
Review of the Charts just indicated good opportunity in Cannabis stocks. I had to quickly abandon, writing English. I went and pic my own stocks first. Now there seems to be just 3 good Cannabiz stocks in the market (IIPR and other 2 others, that is what my scan showed to me).

So, from r the people that have trading plan blue print. Please just google cannabis stocks see the names, pick 2 pr 3 rising up today, don't buy that Village People own for today ooo, it has gone up too much. And if you like dividend, safety and no time to look at charts but IIPR and you can go and sleep your dividends will be waking you up on quarterly basis and you will definitely see small capital gains too.

Let us all have a profitable week.

And for the Nigeria stocks, let us not fear. E fokanbale, I just got indication that "shoemakers are about to start buying stocks" [/b]for the initiated, it means price will rise soon as novices rush into the market. Your job as a long term player in this market is to start bailing out little by little before the bubble will burst, when the bubble will burst I Cannot Say" [b]This is news you can use and on behalf of the good people, I say thank you for branching at this forum.

Let us have a nice day.

Hello,

I would like to know if you have invested with a Nigerian P2P lending platform, or if you know anyone who has (or currently does).

I'm considering investing as an individual lender but I'm concerned about the efficiency and trustworthiness of these platforms.

At the moment, I'm thinking about P2Vest and Kiakia. Again, this is about investing as a lender, not seeking a loan. And I am looking for responses *specifically* from people who have either used these (or similar) platforms.

I would really appreciate your answer(s). Thank you.

Try Risevest, if you're looking for competitive returns.

Dollar wallet/savings: 8% per annum; basically a high yield dollar savings account.
Fixed Income: 10% per annum; low risk.
US Real Estate: 12%-15% per annum; medium risk.
Managed US Stocks Portfolio: Variable, but high risk.

However, significant transaction fees apply for dollar transfers.

Here's their website: https://risevest.com/

You can call them on 070022557473 or email them at hello@risevest.com to find out more.

Note: I DO NOT WORK FOR THEM (but I have used their platform). This is a suggestion, not investment advice. Please do your due diligence.

Afikoo:
Hi everyone, so I earn in Dollar which is sent to my Nigeria Dollar Account. I want to be saving or invest this fund in Dollar. Please which investment platform will enable me to save Dollar without converting to Naira first just like piggy vest, Cowrywise etc does .

I want to move the dollar directly to the Platform without converting to Naira .
Thanks for your response

Have you heard about the new Finance Bill recently passed by the Nigerian Senate?

If you run a business, you definitely should be interested in it. Here are a number of ways it could impact your business:

1. Banks will now request for TIN before opening new accounts or letting (income-earning) customers run existing ones.

2. The list of non-VAT items will been expanded.

3. Businesses with turnover less than N25 million per-annum don't have to register for VAT.

4. Small businesses don't have to pay Company Income Tax (CIT).

5. Excise duties will be extended for imported goods.

6. No stamp duties for bank transfers of less than N10,000 (this means, for instance, that the N50 charge for PoS transactions of N1000 or more will now only apply for transactions involving N10,000 or more on PoS).

There's more here: https://connectnigeria.com/articles/2019/11/how-the-new-finance-bill-will-impact-your-business/

Unfortunately, many faith communities have created a culture in which there's an unwillingness to question, to engage the mind, to ascertain truth. With them, it’s as though trying to ask questions about God or of the actions of clergy are tantamount to blaspheming. We are expected to take things just as they are, because “the scriptures say so,” or “the Bishop says so.”

The little boy whose many questions about God remain unanswered already has a seed of doubt planted in his heart. The man whose request for the accountability of clergy gets shut down now has a sliver of distrust for his pastor- and maybe other ‘men of God’ –festering within him. When these mature, they may lead to a weaker faith or a total loss of faith.

People on the outside of faith communities can (and do) see through this phoniness. And they laugh at it. It’s just one more excuse for not practicing the faith that they can cling on to.

In a nutshell, this fear of engaging the mind in the practice of the faith has led to the multiplication of heresies; believers having a weakened, loose, incoherent faith; and some abandoning faith or not considering it as an option.

But faith is not illogical (regardless of what you've been told). We can, and should seek answers to the questions raised in our hearts and minds. And God is not against this.

I've tackled this issue in my latest article for The Late Wire: http://thelatewire.com/2019/11/24/no-faith-is-not-illogical/

There's a lot of evidence that quality product packaging can boost consumers' interest in the product on which it's used.

But how do you come up with packaging that's right for your product and target market?

Here are three simple and straightforward steps do doing this:

1. Know what factors add up to making a great wrap. These include the design, material, suitability for the particular product, your target market's tastes, and what's been known to work in your industry.

2. Take these factors together, and come up with something that's at their intersection.

3. Keep reinventing your pack as you go along.

Of course, this is a brief summary. The points laid out here are expanded upon in the article linked below.

Here's a link to the article: https://connectnigeria.com/articles/2019/10/business-growth-tip-how-to-package-your-products-to-increase-sales/

Hello everyone,

If run a blog and you're looking for new blog post ideas, there's 200 of them here: https://iykewrites.com/2019/09/11/200-blog-post-ideas-you-can-use-right-now/

It's a list I've compiled for anyone who's in need of new content for their blog.

Please feel free to share more ideas here if you have any.

If you'd like even more, email me at ikenna@iykewrites.com, and we'll take things up from there.

Hello.

I'm a content writer seeking working partnerships with web designers- basically anyone who designs websites for clients -on projects.

We'll be reaching for a mutually beneficial collaboration, to create websites that are both pleasing on the eyes, and rich in informative and enjoyable content.

There's a little bit of what I do here (my professional website): https://iykewrites.com

Connect with me via Whatsapp: 08133470608.

Hello Nairaland.

This is Iyke Writes, a content writing and editing service.

We write, edit, and proofread web copy, books (including ebooks), press releases, marketing copy, and other (business related) writing projects.

Here's a link to our website, which has a few samples of what we've done: https://iykewrites.com

The video linked here further explains how we can help you achieve your aims.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS17cGExy1c

Connect with us via Whatsapp: 08133470608.
Let's make words work for your business.

Hello Nairaland.

This is Iyke Writes, a content writing and editing service.

This means we're in the business of writing, editing and proofreading web copy, books (including ebooks), press releases, marketing copy, and other (business related) writing projects.

Here's a link to our website, which has a few samples of what we've done: https://iykewrites.com

Connect with us via Whatsapp: 08133470608,

or via email at iykewrites.cws@gmail.com.

Let's make words work for your business.