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Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m):
One thing I've learned from this thread is that when a coyn becomes extremely popular here, that's hardly the time to buy it... We see examples everyday...

What I do when a coyn becomes too popular, I look at the chart, see how far extended it is from the weekly support, add it to my favourites and revisit after a few weeks... Then the picture is clearer then when folks who bought the top start asking what to do. Unfortunately, I get caught up with the hype sometimes

After a selloff, I go and look at such coins. That was how I loaded shib in Sept/oct


Who remembers the PSG hype and all the talk of it pumping any time Messi plays.. PSG was most popular here at the second and third week of August when it put in a nasty weekly candle (arrowed). I added it to my favourites then and have been patiently waiting since. Most folks who bought then would have sure capitulated... It's at these lows whales like to fill their bags....
On PSG, I'm targeting an entry point of 18 usd for starters... That might not be the bottom but the risk to reward makes much more sense at such prices

Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 11:35am On Nov 05, 2021
nna777:
I just said I should drop this here.

Off recent, this thread has been flooding with "buy this and thank me later""buy it, it has low circulating and total supply" No TA, No research etc. If you were here around March/April before the dip came, this was the same scenario to the point people who just came into Crypt0 where opening different threads and WhatsApp groups up and down forming signal gurus. The dip shut all of them up.

We're in the up season now, when the down season comes, it's only those that are in projects that have stood the tests that will be safe.
Hehe...

This thread serves as a good guage on the state of the market sentiment... I've prunned down my Twitter feed to sensible folks and the downside is I can't really guage the market sentiment by logging on Twitter as before. I've come to see that one can't fight market sentiment except use it for your benefit. That's why I started a different thread to help keep my head in check

Sometimes, when I scroll thru pages here if not for fundamentals stating otherwise, I'd be tempted to scale out of the market....

I used to get very worked up before with certain posts but not anymore... It's a free market...
One post I remember early this year was someone who said 'anyone who's telling you to buy bitc0in instead of alyts does not like you' hehe.... I told the person it's obvious they're less than a year in crypt0...

But then, there's still much more room for
At the initial stage of this cycle, when I was advocating a buy and hold approach for most during this phase of the rally, the consensus was that folks wouldn't earn as much.
Now, after jumping from top to top, most now see it'd have made sense to select and hold initially.
I would start taking profits when this place is full of posts from 'long-term investors' asking for what to buy and hold for 5 years but only remember to turn up at the peak of rallies.....
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 11:16am On Nov 05, 2021
A gentle reminder that if you're tilted towards bitc0in going on a rally and selected the coins you want to hold, it makes sense to stake them and earn rewards.

The rewards might not seem as much initially but when the coins rally, you it'd make muchore sense. E.g. a while back, as part of my exchange token portfolio, I bought some cake at 20 usd which I wanted to hold for a while. I've earned about over 2 cake from what I staked... Cake is still at 20usd.... But it could easily see 70- 100 usd this market cycle. By then, my earned cake would be much higher and the staking rewards would add up....

Some would say while not trade the coyn between levels and earn more... While this is a viable option that I sometimes adopt, there are two downsides
a. Most people would earn less trading this way...take for example SOL... How many people trading it have earned more than those who just held from when it was 20 usd?
With most native tokens, one could earn very nice rewards by staking them on trustworthy dapps deployed on their blockchain. If one doesn't want to go defi, most exchanges give competitive rates....
b. Trading micro moves that way can take ones eye of the bigger moves in the market.... Folks would end up chasing the final 10% move until they get rekt.

With staking, you're not fidgeting with your coyns and would always keep in mind how far it's extended from your buy price... So when moon folks start raving about the coyn at the top, you slowly just take profits.

These are screeshotsscreeshots of some rewards earned in some of my staked portfolio, one of these is less than a month in.
It's just common sense.

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 10:20am On Nov 05, 2021
Tranquility2345:
Trash!

You must be a student.
You could be more civil in your words
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 10:18am On Nov 05, 2021
unite4real:
it is expected that foreign reserve will improve significantly
naira will strengthen
economy will open up with lots of employment from value chains
more tax for the government
more funding for infrastructure, security, health and education against the present high percentage going to recurrent expenditure and debt servicing

it will only need a good head in government to steer these. If a new government came in place and applied kalo kalo style of governance, then we are all doomed.
I see things quite differently from your view...The Dangote refinery is a huge project but it'd take a while for the full effect to really be felt. Most of that will come from the value chain which would take time to build.

Looking at just facts,

First, Dangote took loans in usd abd he'd have to repay them in usd.... So yes while the project will help strengthen the naira, that might not be as massive as projected

Secondly, a removal of subsidy and subsequent increase in fuel price would immediately push our inflation rate which is well anove 10% up.

Third, talking about funds saved, as we've seen, they might not go to your listed sectors. Over the past decade, spending on security has gulped the majority of our budget and that spending has grown faster than other sectors for obvious reasons. With the current security situation, those extra funds might just go into buying more arms.

Fourth, unbeknown to most, the security situation has dealt a heavy blow to food production in Nigeria. Most parts of southern Kaduna, Niger e.t.c that produce most of our grains have been ravaged. Couple that with surrounding African nations now buying up certain grains from Nigeria due to our weakened currency. It might not seem obvious now as we're in harvest season but prices of food could get astronomically high next year which a removal of fuel subsidy will worsen.

Despite all said, I still believe subsidy removal is the best way to go and should have been done at least a decade ago. The long-term benefits outweigh the disadvantages
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op):
Mazinewmoney:
Jedisco can you help me look into SLP. That coin has frustrated my Crypto journey
On the weekly, it's formed a double bottom and bounced off it to be rejected at the initial rejected at the upper resistance band. To me, that's a clear range formed

For weeks, iy had a pretty horrible selloff which is simply retail who fomo'd into the previous top capitulating.

With the double bottom and subsequent bounce, good chance the bottom is in. I wouldn't be betting on it having a run-up to previous highs just yet... It needs some degree of consolidating within the range it's formed so whales can fill up their bags.

Generally speaking, it's in the consolidation stage I like getting into previously hyped coyns and not when everyone is buying the top

Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 11:11pm On Nov 04, 2021
Samken2:
Which is good ,and secured and easier during registration
No idea... Perhaps, you could search online or ask on the alternate crypt0 thread
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op):
2ubaba:
Thank you so much sir, Please one more
I can see you are mostly into Monthly set up, I could be wrong though. Do you long with leverage? or do you even fancy futures at all?
I use the weekly mostly... But generally, I prefer higher time frames.

With regards to leverage trading in crypt0, my view is simple. Crypt0 is volatile enough to make life changing money trading spot without the increased risk that comes with leverage. Over 80% of folks who go into leverage trading will get liquidated within 3 months.
I've tinkered with futures and discovered it doesn't suit me. It's time consuming and leaves one glued to the charts.

The best leverage traders I know will generally advice folks to steer clear. Personally, I'd advise anyone less than a year in crypt0 to keep off leverage
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 7:55am On Nov 04, 2021
Rexraph18:
Make Una careful oo, no be only verification.
Thiefication nko

My wallet whaaaaàaaat
Reason why folks should avoid people advertising airdrops all over the place. They're just bunch of crooks
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 4:39am On Nov 04, 2021
My view on the market;

Eith: broke out of the cup and handle pattern at 4k... A macro retest of 4k in the coming weeks is a no brainer

Dot: been consolidating for weeks..Finally broke out did my buys on this below 30usd. With all the rave about parachain launch one could see this coming... Lets see how far it rallies.... Hopefully it pulls a sol. Kusama is unsurprisingly following dot as they're both linked
Link also look to have started consolidating in a rage similar to what dot did.... I wouldn't want to buy link above 30usd for this macro rally.

Sol: After the initial mega rally, its startted the second one... As explained in the '10 things learned post' such moves can be upto a 2x with coyns of its market cap... Looking at 300-400 on it... Unfortunately, I'm not as well exposed to it as I'd have liked... A further dip to low 200 and I'd be adding up.

Xrp: with every other major breaking out of previous range... It's only expected that it should move... SEC stuff seems to be suppressing this..

Lots of coyns with blockchains are doing well... Terra, avax, sol, ....

Bitc0in.... Stuck in the middle of no where... Still holding out for a dip to deploy my final fiat bags of this macro rally.... But then, the longer it holds 60k, the less likely that is... Eitherway, should resolve within a week or two
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 4:22am On Nov 04, 2021
EarlyCareer:
Keep up the great work, Jedisco. Many newbies will thank you for this in the near future.

Me,...been away for a while. My focus is on accumulating mostly eith, and some matic long term. 2022 may be a favourable year for crypto.

Hopefully.
Eith is a no brainer... It'd outperform over 95% of alyt coyns and perhaps even bitc0in in the long-term. It's amazing how folks are largely underexposed to it incl yours truly....
Most of the well performing alyt coyns e.g. aave, matic are built on eith. Eith is really changing the landscape of crypt0 trading... Its a pity the huge fees of platforms built directly on it limit its use... But then, those huge fees are cos strong money prefers eith... The amount of eith burnt daily in fees is staggering

Matic is built on eith and should outperform it at certain points of the market but they're pretty much linked....
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 4:11am On Nov 04, 2021
Daemo111:
I remember @Jedisco said when ADA moves after a beer market, it's a sign that the market is on bullish mode. All my coin/tokens are coming back to life, some in profit already and we just gtn started. HODL.
Hmmm....
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 4:02am On Nov 04, 2021
Samken2:
What is the best digital urrency platform best for beginners
By platform do you mean centralised exchanges?
By that, there is no best, it all depends on the one which suits you best with a good security track record.

Some folks also keep their coyns in private wallets and use decentralised exchanges when needed
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 2:58am On Nov 03, 2021
ActivistSlimfeez:
Can we connect man, really have some stuff to ask you, I will be pleased if you can chat me via WhatsApp on zero eight zero 69150847
Generally, I prefer to keep discussions on NL for privacy reasons
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 2:57am On Nov 03, 2021
ActivistSlimfeez:
I wish we should create a WhatsApp group for a recent update, as time goes on, we can now migrate to Telegram, let us come together to achieve this financial freedoms.
There should be lots of WhatsApp nd TG crypt0 groups already.
The reason I like this on NL is that it's open and anyone can vet what's being posted while maintaining their privacy. I generally use WhatsApp for personal communication and fo my information finding on website fora
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 7:50pm On Nov 02, 2021
@Gabrielyulaw

I've used a number of apps on occasion but I'm not sure how many aside binaz has the p2p option for Nigeria.

Bundle is sleek though the fees are a bit higher and security doesn't serm as robust...
Someone has mentioned pasxful...

Perhaps, you should ask on the other thread- some folks seems to have been told how to go about their verification issues
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op):
2ubaba:
Hello Jedisco please look into $Link I want to take a position. Or suggest a trade that will have a good run weekly. Also BTT is looking good as well.
Link forms part of my portfolio and I believe under 30 usd is a hood place to accumulate for the long-term. Link hasn't performed as well of late so it's worth holding other coyns aside it.
I don't trade weekly and seriously speaking have no idea on a coyn that gives sich return.
As a matter of fact, most new folks who approach crypt0 looking for daily or weekly returns get rekt....
On btt, most micros are moving... Wouldn't be surprised if it does
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 7:42pm On Nov 02, 2021
Sandor2:
Shiba fantom is the next level meme coin . Guys get in early
Careful so you don't get rug pulled... It's always that way after a meme coyn pumps different random coyns turn up that end up wrecking folks
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 3:25am On Nov 02, 2021
astalover13:
Wow, I didn't even know that ordinary people could actually make money by trading crypt0currency. I mean, I tried to do that, but it was too complicated. It's still pretty interesting for me, but I know that I'd never try it again. My maximum is buying NFTs, and I just bought one from myimpactpower. I think it's easier to just buy a token and wait for it to grow over time, but trading requires you to check the exchange rates every day, and you need to analyze when it's the best time to sell or buy something.
Alot of people including yours truly do struggle with the market volatility... But if you take a step back and look at the bigger picture, one begins to see clear actionable trends.
Day trading is tricky... I don't do it as its too emotional and takes my view off what truly matters....
But it's interesting you're buying nfts if you struggled eith regular coyns... How do you valuate your nfts
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 3:20am On Nov 02, 2021
On majors.....

Good to see bnb follow eith a d go for its ATH... Bnb is one of my exchange toke9of choice. It usually respects structure and I expect itd consolidate around its ATH and possibly pullback to 500.

Dot on the other hand looks more bullish.... Currently at ATH... It's consolidated enough to breakout from this range... Would be glorious if it could pull a SOL


XRP.... At this moment seems to be the only lagging major... I know the uncertainty around the lawsuit has depressed prices.... But with other majors gunning for ATH, if the lawsuit goes its way, it should get to 2 dolls very quickly

Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 3:05am On Nov 02, 2021
jedisco:
Nope.... While I was waiting for a entry at a rerest, to coyn took off like a rocket
.
If it retraces to 0.4, I'd get a position which I'd hold unto for a while..

Thing to note is that most sport tokens are built on chz... And most have been bleeding for weeks... A chz rally might just awaken the dead
Took a position on this at 0.4... usually, I don't trade to catch the bottom but it does feel good to snipe the bottom/top from time to time...

Over the next 1-2 weeks, I'd look to get dome exposure to sport tokens... Currently looking at psg and juv..... Not decided yet.

Also got dome wrx at 1.4 which looks to have held

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 2:48am On Nov 02, 2021
Lazyyouth4u:
Donald Trump, Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Kanye West are/were not the most emotional intelligent people you will ever meet and are/were known to always lose control of their emotions but were/are not financial disasters.

Ordinary folks with all the financial education and the so called behavioral skills in the world will never be wealthy if they do not have opportunities. The world is a capitalistic jungle with limited opportunities. And most people will unfortunately not be wealthy. Just learn to live within your means and hope for the best.

It seems you think about wealth and money a little too much. You are a young man. Please learn to relax and enjoy life while you can. Life is too short to spend our short existence here thinking about being wealthy all the time. If you can feed and care for your family, you are already a winner. There are people that cannot even afford to put food on their families’ tables.
I align with some of your thoughts about money but I tend to me in-between both. Of course this is a niche thread and ome would expect to find those focused on financial matters...
That said, I've come across well to do folks who seem obsessed with making money just for the sole purpose of having an extra zero in their account or the adrenaline rush that comes with that. To them, making money is an art which they must continually fine-tune... Recently had emotional discussions with someone who's very frugal to the point of taking significant risks he could avoid which are affecting his health. At a stage, I had to ask him whats his purpose in life and what's the aim of his accumulated wealth

I take a more liberal approach to this... My main aim of investing is to be able to lead a 'relatively' comfortable life... By comfortable I mean some level above the basics such as a number of properties, being able to pursue a hobby (travelling e.t.c), grant my kids good education with something extra to push-start their lives, have some to spare for those around and retire early perhaps to the country side and enjoy life for what it's worth.....
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 2:35am On Nov 02, 2021
Munamoqel:
stop narrowing the refinery operation to the sale of petrol only. The refinery in imo is currently selling Ago (blue gas) and hfo (5 million ) monthly. U choose the product u make .vitol want to be buying 20m litres of various product from dangote refinery .this include aviation fuels unlead fuel and other to supply their customer globally . Vitol sell over 80 m litres of product daily . (World biggest oil traders ) they buy globally from refinery
.the 20bn dollar dangote refinery is not made for Nigeria only .it target is the global markets that why it can blend several grade of crude not only bonny light. It has a 7m jetty that can export. Right now a ship is loading over 35mt tonnes of urea to Brazil. They paid 12 m USD for a single shipment . Dangote sell @ 290 to vitol oil trading 1bn litres per month @market price .vitol sell to NNPC @295 ( sole importer since 2015) NNPC sells to depots @146 and depot sell filling station @154 station sell to you at 165 and u enjoy you life .end of the year NNPC slam Faac accounts a 1 trillion naira loss or Nass make a appropriation in the budget for Bleep billion to pay for it .within concern dangote with una poor run country.
No need going back and forth over this. You have some peculiar info about the company but the general dynamics of things would soon play out...

The answer to your last statement is alot. Dangote has a symbiotic relationship with Nigeria. Let's not forget that alot of companies had to go under so the government could supply him with cheap dollars for his refinery. Let's also not forget that the government practically gave him a grant by buying some stake in the refinery at a prenium. Nigerians are very much in the right to have some expectations in return. His saving grace will be to use his leverage to push for an end in subsidy before his refinery comes alive. Theis he already seems to be doing.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by jedisco(m): 7:48am On Nov 01, 2021
@ibeme.... What's your take?

Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 11:50pm On Oct 31, 2021
Tobex4realTobex234:
True. Just buy $VOO if you're a newbie in U.S stocks. You would be better of in 10 years. Guess what? $VOO also pays dividends.

If you also think about companies like Tesla, Microsoft, Amazon, Coinbaz, Netflix, Shopify. They are individual stocks with strong growth potential.

But I don't understand how someone who has no knowledge of the market is buying individual stocks to begin with. Even Warren Buffett has 80% of his allocation in $VOO.
The issue with the US stock market (and others alike) is that the current big hitters e.g tsla would continue to thrive but returns might not be as great. The real alpha came with finding those stocks early... E.g tesla in 2010... Or aapl in the early days of the iPhone.. In retrospect, the signs are usually clear but at the time, the fear is not to buy the losers e.g Myspace instead of Facebook or an experimental gimmick.

Coinbaz is interesting but it's growth is largely correlated with the crypt0 space. While I expect it to trend up with time, I wouldn't consider it a hedge on where to cycle crypt0 profits as it'd likely struggle in a bear market except they expand their offerings into other things like remittance which they seem to be doing.

I'd look into $VOO and see what it's about. At the moment, I'm well tilted towards Crypt0 as I expect stuff to start moving soon... When time to take profits come, options will include locking profits into stable coyns and staking these... Another to me would be metals as xag and xau do look primed... Another would be stocks and the NSE does looks to be on the cusp... Also, it might be a hedge interns of a US market correction.... Ultimately, I'd return home when the time comes.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 11:31pm On Oct 31, 2021
Munamoqel:
dangote no need subsides .he will.sell to depots owners (52 of them )or NNPC at market determine price and they inreturn supply Nigerians as a loss .right now no physical cash subsidies is been paid but a crude oil swap deal of crude to white products of same value .vitol is biggest oil.supplier in the world is already having a supply contractor 20 m litres daily from dangote refinery. Dangote refinery projects have already earn 150m usd this year from export of 12 ships of fertilzer to Brazil and usa via dangote jetty in the refinery .
Dangote himself would prefer subsidy is removed but are Nigerians ready. If subsidy is still in place, irrespective of if Dangote sells to depots or NNPC, the average Nigerian would see the government allocating a sum for petrol subsidy as paying money to Dangote...

Personally, I believe that's why the refinery has stalled. Dangote is known to finish his projects in good time just like the fertiliser plant. It's interesting why the fertiliser plant kicked up first and has been running for months yet the refinery section keeps being pushed back. Chances are he's told the government he cannot operate without the outright removal of subsidy... Another evidence is the fact that allocation for subsidy in next years budget runs till middle of the year when his refinery should begin....

I've heard alot about the swap stuff... But if it's only crude swaps, how come trillions are being budgeted for subsidy? Where does the money go
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 11:20pm On Oct 31, 2021
Hamachi:
As a SME without large capital for advertising, we just have to resort to using this method.
That's not how to grow your brand.. That's where lots of Nigeria online creators struggle- they're always looking to clickbait. The crypt0 space is a rapidly expanding one with lots of new entrants.
There are lots of crypt0 YouTube channel who've grown to hundreds of thousands of subscribers by simply delivering the right content. Some charge in thousands of dollars for tutorials that can be found online.... If you know what you're doing in crypt0, chances are that folks would seek you out


My point is this, if you really believe in the content you are delivering, either do some of that openly so people can see or pay for an add on nairaland.. Joining a telegram group is free. A weeks worth of NL ad should do more to your platform by way of getting the right folks in than spamming multiple threads.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 5:15pm On Oct 31, 2021
einsteine:
Good companies on the NSE have been having depressed valuations. It is a long term inefficiency.
That's the worry of many. Good number know that some NSE coys are largely undervalued... But folks aren't rushing in cos the fear of corrupt practices eroding any market fundamentals
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 5:13pm On Oct 31, 2021
I listened to meffy not too long ago talking about Dangote refinery and how he'd float the naira once the refinery begin operations...

While the refinery will fo alot, if not anything by jobs alone, he forgets that Dangote has loans in usd to pay off...

It's interesting how the whole monetary policy of a nation is based on one mans personal business... No doubt, Dangote would milk that refinery for every penny.. The start date has been pushed back several times only for the government to buy up a stake at an exorbitant premium.... Dangote would make sure he's sorted all his other forex needs before the refinery kick starts..


One good thing is that Dangote is likely to insist on removal of petrol subsidy before the refinery begins production... Paying trillions to him in the name of subsidy would be too much bad press for him- something he tends to avoid. Funny enough, a good number of Nigerians wouldn't mind paying higher for petrol as far as Dangote isn't receiving subsidies
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 5:05pm On Oct 31, 2021
emmanuelewumi:
Investors should invest in their financial education. I thank God for some of the older people I met between 2004 and 2009, who advised me to diversify my loot from the stock market.

I was a margin trader with FBN Quest Securities and UBA Stockbroker between 2002 and 2009, the market was good to me. I was using leverage of between 150% to 200% of my capital. I thought I was a genius, until an elderly man explained the importance of diversification and using yield from the assets for the basis of my investments.

This made me to sell 60% of my stocks and invested in real estate and money market instruments.

It is always better to remove the performance of the market between 2006 to 2008 in any serious analysis, there were no fundamentals to explain the sporadic rise.

Government policies also affects Investments, the policy of Obasanjo had a multiplier effects on our economy. Debts were liquidated and foreign direct and portfolio investors came into the country.

Yar Adua, reversed some of the policies and it affected the economy. The sale of 51% of the refineries to Dangote and Otedola consortium for $1 billion was courtesy of Oshiomhole led NLC pressure on government. In the recent financial of the Port Harcourt and Kaduna refineries both did not generate a Kobo but workers earned billions of Naira as salaries and loss after tax of about N500 billion was declared.

Crude oil sold at an All Time price of about $100 during the tenure of GEJ but was our reserves was depleted and the country went back into debt.

Buhari came on board a former minister of Petroleum in the late 70s, former Chief of Army staff, retired General and former President. All things being equal with the right entrepreneurial mindset such a person ought to be a billionaire without stealing public funds, but he was just there.

Without having politicians and leaders that are problem solvers and wealth creators, nothing good can happen in the country, except for those who have decided to take their destinies in their own hands through making the right Investments and financial plans
What you said is fact... personally I avoid leverage moreso in a volatile market... It's always sensible to lock-in funds from a volatile market into a less volatile one until the mania dies down...

To me, 2006-2008 is the core of the analysis...its the mania phase a bullrun...where most money is made and lost... Funny enough, it's that mania that drives folks to volatile assets like crpt0. Unfortunately, it's at the manic phase that people rush in with their money..... If the NSE goes on another run like 06-08, I'd sure be a beneficiary.

OBJ did alot for the economy of this nation. He got the right heads in place. The reversal of the sale of refineries was one place where Yaradua shouldn't have listened to the populace... NNPC if well run should be listed on the NSE with valuation in billions of dollars... Yet today, it's a waste pipe.
FDI today is at it's lowest. Foreign portfolio investors who rushed into the Nigerian market during the last 6-10 years were dealt a heavy blow... It's now I understand why most were rushing to leave after the initial set of devaluation... Perhaps they saw something we didn't
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by jedisco(m): 4:53pm On Oct 31, 2021
ositadima1:
The statement above is not completely correct.

The USA stock market unlike NSE has over 20,000 stocks (NSE has less than 200 listed stocks lipsrsealed ). In there u can find all sorts, from badly performing to well performing stocks.

The common advice is to invest in stock indexes, like d ones that mirror S&P 500, NASDAC, dow jones etc. Trading or investing in individual stocks is risky same as in NSE, and u are most likely to loose ur money, except you have skills and knowledge.
Like I had mentioned, the overwhelming majority of growth in the US stock markets are due to a handful of companies.... Take away googl, aapl, amazn tesl and a few others from the US markets and you're left with a poor performing market... But then, they have those trillion dollar coys which can carry the market... Just imagine what a coy of $500 b listed on the NSE will do to the market... Moreso, they've been able to squeeze funds from other jurisdictions into their market...

Like you said above, I've always been a preacher of the fact that very few people do outperform the market in which their asset trades. That's why when I want to invest in an asset class, I look at the strength of the underlying market first...

9% pa isn't bad esp when componded.... If as strong as the s&p is, the annualised return is 9%, how much more our own.
Investment › Re: Investing In Digital Currencies; Looking At The Bigger Picture by jedisco(op): 4:33pm On Oct 31, 2021
Just got some wrx.. looking at it to be a longer-term hold.. it's been consolidating between 1 and 1.4 for some weeks now... If it dips closer to 1, I'd add up

It's a kind of coyn that moves overnight... It was one of the late movers in may... So it may still have some consolidating to do... Either way, I'm locked in

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