₦airaland Forum

Sholapey:
Thank you for this write up sir, please pinch me to exit whenever you see the danger light.

Serious pinching

I have been trying to connect with you but it seems I have outstanding requests. Nairaland and their rules.....

I've got a couple of questions I'll like to ask about Ireland. Hope to discuss with you soon.

DexterousOne:
The rates are abysmal
And our capital can command better returns elsewhere

Please mention the "elsewhere".

DexterousOne:
Seems the T Bill's party is over

Time to move to other things

Why now?

ahiboilandgas:
i no follow oooh God know...

My Oga, you are safe Sir.

NL1960:
Ahib and madam Enyinne think say most people no know. Iam mindful where i buy fuel. There is a point that my car fuel gauge gets to that i go and buy fuel. I buy a certain amount and i know where the fuel gauge suppose reach after that. If the gauge no reach there, i no dey come back next time to buy from there.

Very common in most filling stations. It's a prove that our politicians are not the only kwurupt citizens.

ahiboilandgas:
it our secrets...we can sell for loss 135 and still make money ...the people selling at a loss make the most money....it our secrets and u cant understand and will never ....i can sell 140 in bama bronu State....

Adjusted litre

Where 1litre is equivalent to 0.7litre¿¿¿

Una matter dey for God hand.

locodemy:
It is not everything said by Oracle I follow but I also use my wisdom to pick the key info in his posts.oracle and oyinbo people have something in common and I guess he is being paid for his services.oracle never said anything that is not genuine but be careful not to be a prey to his traps.

I am still 100% in cash now.still watching the next phase of pmarket.10 to 20% is still my new entry target.

Please, when you see the line of sight for a good entry, don't hesitate to inform us.

Newbie like me......missing that March opportunity was danjelous

Mcy56:
* We have NSE equity stocks listed in two categories on that table: EQTY and PREMIUM.
* If you click on 'Equity' it will display all stocks listed under it, just look for the coy ticker (name of the coy) you wish to buy or sell and pick it.
*Under 'Premium' you will see the likes of Access, Zenith, Fbnh, Dangcem, etc., Select the coy you wish to buy or sell, then input the QTY and PRICE.
** Note that other columns on the buy/sell table are already set on default. Don't adjust them (it's meant for those who understands how well it works).

Hope it's not late. Ask if you have further clarifications.

Thank you for the job well done.

Any dividend paying stock at hand? But, how does the dividend works?

For how long do I have to hold the stock to qualify for dividend?

Please recommend a book or thread page where I can get all the information about dividend.

emmanuelewumi:
Can you wait till maturity, secondary market will be determined by demand and supply

Okay Sir.

emmanuelewumi:
Yes you will have access to your fund at the end of the 7th year, since it will be listed on the stock market you can also sell before maturity

Okay. Thank you Sir.

I hope if I sell before maturity, there won't be negative effects on the capital?

Mcy56:
Lol. Pls direct technical analysis of the stock to the TA analysts here. They should be able to advice us professionally.

As for their dividend history, BUA was listed in NSE on Feb 2020 after merger with CCNN (also a subsidiary of OBU/BUA cement).
The first dividend as BUA is just this year. Year low is 27.65, year high is 41.

If you're interested in the stock, you may take the risk. If you can get around 30/31 it should be fine.
PLS NOTE: DD is strictly advised.

Hanty please advice me about how to place buy order on Morgan.

For short term investment, which of this do I click on?

emmanuelewumi:
In Islamic finance they don't pay interest, but rental income on the loan. Which is more like an the annual return on the loan.

Okay thank you Sir.

From what I read, the rental is for 7years (ending 2027). In a layman's term, it simply means; I will have access to the capital after 7years but the rental will be credited into my account on quarterly basis? I hope am correct on this

Also, must the subscription be exactly 7years? Can I request for 5years or 9years?

blithe:
Thank You Sir, was even thinking I should invest more than that, but lack of information from experienced people is making me have doubts

Hello Friend,

Please can you share more light about this investment.

How does this work? I saw something about quarterly Renta payment?

This might be another goody bag.

ukay2:
Your welcome to the world of opportunities

Just ride on

Thank you Boss

emmasoft:
Good lesson you have learnt keep it up. There is always new strategies and investment windows to learn. I will advice you don't rush. Always do your due diligence before you make any investment decisions no matter who is recommending-- layman or professional. Welcome to the real world where risk and opportunities mingle.

Okay. Thank you so much for the kind words.

Time to unlearn and relearn for me.

anjilgreat:
Well, let me tell you what I'll do if I'm in your current position based on :
1. Short-term to medium-term: FCMB or Fidelity #1.70- #1.75, Wema Bank (#0.54-#0.58), Access Bank <#6.50 or FBNH #5 or less, Dangcem #145-#150-: they declared a dividend of #16, while qualification date is next week. I know of someone that bought as high as #170 and was able to average down to #154

2. Long-term: MTNN #108-#112, WAPCO #10.70-#11, Zenith or GTB at their pull - back prices

Note: Pls do your due dilligence, you are the CEO of your portfolio and therfore responsible for any Investment decision you take!

Cc: Opzyyy

Thank you so much for the information + advise. I have been following the thread for over a year but limited to only TB and fixed DP.

It was in mid-March I made up my mind to start trading stock. Though, with a meagre amount on chaka, unfortunately I got my hands burnt with their unnecessary charges. I ended up creating an account with Morgan but the "cash is king" slogan confused me as a newbie. I ended up not investing a dime because I was hoping to join the bus at the best of bottom.

On your question about stock knowledge, let me rate myself at 5/10. I know I have a lot to learn. I plan to learn more while trading. Hence the need to have a mentor.

Thank you for suggestions about the short and long term stock. I'll keep my eyes on them to see their direction and probably decide when I see a good entry price.

#Cheer
#StaySafeHome

ukay2:
Your welcome to the world of opportunities

Just ride on

Thank you my Oga.

Justcul:
You should have asked same question in March

The truth is, the lockdown opened my inner mind to the numerous opportunity that lies in the investment world.

I limited myself to TB, fixed deposit and sometimes lending to close friends.

With the information and knowledge I have acquired from this forum, I believe it's about time I start something serious.

emmanuelewumi:
Congrats BUA Cement shareholders, dividend of N1.75k.


Profit after tax of N60 billion higher than the N35 billion promised by the core Investor

Dividend payout ratio of 97%

Please Sir, what stock can someone invest in this period.

Investment plan is:

1). Short term: N1M
To be rolled over, let's say weekly or bi-weekly

2). Long term: N500k
Considering at least one year. Also, it has to be a dividend paying stock + capital appreciation.

emmanuelewumi:
Kindly ask your questions on the right thread

Okay Sir. Thank you.

Doing that right away.

emmanuelewumi:
I wish we have the inner eyes to identify opportunities

I love this submission.

Please Sir, what stock can someone invest in this period.

My investment plan is:
1). Short term: N1M (I intend to be doing rollover with this. No job at the moment, and I hope this will be able to fetch a substantial amount for my monthly expenses.)

2). Long term: N500k (a dividend paying stock + capital appreciation)

ahiboilandgas:
why?when we carry kano for 855,000 naira for 45000 litre....300 k where is the profit are u joking or what ....trucks or j5 bus

I saw this and was meaning to ask for more details.

He has some explanations to do.

[quote author=ahiboilandgas post=89616582]u frist assignment is to read the tonnes of massages here and digist it ....this can fetch u a nairaland MBA[/quolte]

OKAY SIR.

I have been a silent follower and faithful disciple of this forum (lets say, 10months).

Even though I have read a lot, I still think it's not enough.

I'll keep reading as advised. Thank you Sir.

OgogoroFreak:
There are things I do as a business man here in Nigeria that I can't dare try in a sane country. So someone like me is not even having "hope" or praying that Nigeria gets better.

Not a good assertion about our "dearly" beloved country. At least some of us are still in our early thirties and praying earnestly that the country gets better.

Please, don't make us lose the little hope we have on our country. Things might be as we so desire, but let is learn to speak positive words about our country. Thank you my Oga.

Your boy is still learning.

Please, based on the advised I received from some of our ancestors here, I have decided to shift my small savings from Microfinance bank. I'll be glad to have our big bosses mentor me on the way forward.

I have sent PM to Oga Ahiboilandgas. Would send to Oga Emmanuel as well. I need to start planning for my future and that of my family.

ahiboilandgas:
sorry na the way the country ...wish u good luck

Thank you Sir.

Always learning from your wealth of knowledge.

Grupo:
Seriously, do they think that the people here are fools that would just throw money at every "opportunity?"

I am not sure there is any part of the message that referred to you as being a fool.

If the idea no make sense to you, just move on. You don't necessarily have to use some strong fowl language.

Be polite, even though this is a faceless forum.

ahiboilandgas:
na runs man

Oga Ahib, thank you for the compliment, but not everyone is into runs as you claim.

If you can refer someone, definitely the 1% will be credited into your account and not mine.

The way we are quick to discredit investment ideas this days baffles me. This is not MMM or some kind of ponzi scheme

freeman67:
Ok if they are not your employer then you need to just thread with caution. I was almost falling for them in the beginning when I wanted to start investing. However, research and experiences shared with me reformatted my brain.

The number of microfinance banks that closes at will should be a guide for you. With them convincing you to part with your money by promising bogus interested is a very easy thing. Issues comes up most times when you are to get back your money.

I quite understand you.

Let me share my story:

I had the privilege of consulting and getting some advise about investing with microfinance banks before I started investing with them. And I can comfortably tell you that, the experience so far is a bit different from what I was told (especially stories relating to what you shared above). Probably because of the choice of microfinance bank I chose to invest with after a rigorous due diligence.

On the aspect of fund withdrawal, I don't think your claim is right. Besides, you confirmed not to have invested with them before!!! Wondering how and where you got the information.


Finally, no investment is risk free but we can always reduce our exposure to this risks.

Thank you.

Good afternoon.

Trust we are keeping safe. My office has a little something for individuals during this lockdown, which I will like to share, if your offices or if you can help with a fixed deposit of 200m or more for a minimum of 90days. You get 1% from the bank, it is called finder's fee paid into your account. Please holla if interested in making money during this lockdown.

A fixed deposit of N200m @12% for 90 days generates N5,326,027.40 as interest.

Above is legit. A microfinance bank, though not the regular type because its a big company with different portfolios.

Personally, I have been fixing with them and I can say, they are tested and trusted.

NB: Other amounts can be fixed.....it must not be N200M

freeman67:
The microfinance bank that I will entrust my money as much as N500,000 for 90 days is yet to open let alone that huge sum. Maybe because you are online, you may get a customer not related to you offline so if they (The Microfinance Bank) refuse to open shop tomorrow as it is their trade mark you will sleep with eyes closed.

Have you had any experience with them? You can share so people can learn from you.

But, it will interest you to know that, Microfinance banks have been reformed.

NB: They are not my employer. I only invest. The fall of TB rate opened my eyes to that opportunity.

Thank you boss