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janykute:
I will suggest you just keep quiet with all these your rubbish.
Your write ups are becoming very very annoying.

bigass:
This is my week of massive JIJO.......Amen!!!!!

leppyj:
Which bank sire?

Joysmart:
Some people are waiting for grand papa and great grand pa of bears while the brave hearts are busy making good money with the price volatility.
The market has never been this sweet
Just bend down low

9ja4eva:
Thanks Boss. Abeg no vex o say I dey ask u too many questions. I be newbie for stock things and so I will want to start off with a company that can help me manage my investments first then take it from there. That is why I am leaning towards Amyn because with Meristem I have to manage my investment myself. I just no wan make mistake with d small money I get abeg.

9ja4eva:
Thanks Boss! So you go advice me to go with Meristem or Amyn first? I wan start up with 50k then monitor am.

9ja4eva:
Does Meristem trade for you or you trade yourself on their platform!?

TochiPhotos:
I just walk up to them, tell them about the humans of Lagos and what it's all about if I get lucky, I'll get the chance to discuss with the person and I usually start from something that is not personal and as the person gets comfortable enough, they start opening up and I've come to realize most people are always willing to talk just that no one cares enough to ask them.
That aside, it hasn't been an easy ride to be honest, I've had so many challenges, from been nervous to approach people to getting shut down by people I approach some rude and some wouldn't even care to let me finish explaining to them at some point I've felt like abandoning it, The first day was the most challenging. That morning I walked over 18KM without getting a single person to talk to, I walked hopelessly from Orile to Bode Thomas to Ojuelegba then Yaba and finally Akoka, I was afraid to approach people and when I did my nervousness would show and I think that made them uncomfortable too. I was dejected and had made up my mind to give up and was going to get soft drinks and start going home when I met the first person I talked to, Mr C. along Unilag faculty of SS, I said hi, introduced myself and told him about the project and he agreed and we got talking and before I knew it, I had spent more than 20 mins talking to this stranger who I just met and believe me anyone who saw us would think we've known each other for years, we were just talking about random things, football etc and one thing led to another and we got into personal things and he told me about how his Aunty had brought him to Lagos and put him on the street instead of sending him to uni as she promised his parents etc I spent more than 30 mins with him and that was my first post. Talking to him made me forget all the past rejections made me believe I could actually do it and motivated me to continue I think that was the turning point. I still get nervous but I've come to understand that not everyone will say yes or willing to let a stranger into their personal life and I've come to make peace with that so when people tell me no I don't let it weigh me down I just think about the amazing people that have said yes and the people they've motivated and that keeps me going.
Yesterday I met one of the most interesting people I've been blessed to talk to in this project, Ahmed the sponge seller, I met Ahmed sitting on bench facing the lagoon in cms and I walked up to him and told him about the project, and he agreed to talk to me What got my attention was how he was knitting the sponge, I always thought they bought it like that so that was how we started our talk and he told how he had escaped boko haram, at a point he was close to tears, telling me about his friends that might have been killed he kept praising God for saving him and blessing him with this new life, it was an emotional encounter. He told me about his plans for the future and how he plans to expand his business, he really loves the business. The hour I spent talking to Ahmed has been one of the best things that has happened to me, it was so inspiring. Sometimes when I feel like giving up, I think about Ahmed's story and the rest of them and realize there are many more people out there with stories that will inspire thousands and that's what keeps me going. So Uj, that's how I get them to talk to me about their lives, you see? you asked me a "simple questions and see what it has led to, that's basically how it happens outside there, most of those people I talked to, I think that's the first time someone has taken time to ask them something like that just as you've been the first person to take time and ask how I get the stories. People are willing to share but no one cares enough to ask or listen Thanks Uj, I'm really glad you asked. About the Camera its a mid-range(prosumer) camera you could get body only around 60k I guess but it jumps to 6 figures with the lens. Please do follow on instagram http://instagram.com/thehumansoflagos and facebook https://www.facebook.com/humansoflagosng tag your friends and repost and help us build this community biko and also tag your Nl buddies who might find this thread interesting and if you or anyone have ideas on how to improves and make this project better please send an email to thehumansoflagos@gmail.com or pm here.... thanks and do have a great week.



Have linked u up on FB , also tagged friends ..Good job

9ja4eva:
How do you rate them as compared to the other stock broking firm names mentioned in this forum?

9ja4eva:
Does anyone trade with Amyn Investments? Feedback please.

myjoy08:
Good for you Sir. Just be smart with your trading. Anyway, we are making more money this year

Aks:
Fear!!!!!, Fear!!!!!!!!!, fearrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!
You better take this good opportunity for short term trade and target 10% gain. Some are still making good money in NSE irrespective of all factors

I'll mention 5 banking stocks where you can make this short gains if you are able to stike a bargain @ the price range quoted: Guaranty @N17 - N17.4, Zenith @N14.8 -N15.2, SKYE @N2 - 2.05, DANGSUGAR@N14.8 - N15.05 and UBA @N3 - 3.15

FranklinRich:
This will make our market turn into one that I like; which is a buyer's market. We might see Seplat far below N200 With crude oil prices at such levels. other fundamentally good stocks will not be spared too and will get hammered. I sure will be there to pick up the pieces. .

arbitrage:
I buy it by responding to those who have PayPal for sale on Nairaland and we negotiate the exchange rate. I also offer prompt service to keep my customers coming back and build credibility from there. I think that is simple.

EagleNest:
Even during cold war Russian and American presidents do meet in summits/conferences and exchange pleasantries and sometimes share jokes but deep down the two personalities lies animosity and war of interests.

arbitrage:
Be precise with your question because I thought my info was clear enough.

arbitrage:
It is simply by buying PayPal, payza, payoneer, skrill, etc at cheap rate from those willing to sell and you withdraw it to your bank account. After withdrawing the PayPal, for example, to my linked US bank account, I can either use it there by card or transfer it to my Nigerian Dom account. For payza, I transfer directly to my gtbank Dom account. Transfer charges apply anyway.

FranklinRich:
I like this question. I believe the veterans in the house who were active in the market during this period will help us with this question. Where is Pa Emma sef, this is his area of expertise!!!!

myjoy08:
When bear comes into effects different theory and opinions will surface. Anyway be careful of what you wish for sha. For your information, election will come and go and NSE will remain kampe (Which means, make you relax your mind as NSE is not closing for business; your investment is safe).

9free:
Where is Presco going?
I need Presco, Okomu, GTB, Zenith and OandO at N9.00 each

FranklinRich:
I like this. With the panic getting to such heightened levels, we might see dangote sugar @ N3 and Flourmill @ N20. Provided We are still agege bread and puff puff, I don't mind owning more of these companies at these prices.

Agbalowomeri:
Mallam burn u dey look for beard!

tolutweety:
I am sorry i am just replying this.
I have a banker in FBN and he is only a phone call away. I only need to call to tell him what to do .

mercylicious:
i read all.our posts from jan.2014 till dec 2014 and i was just smiling.
this thread is nt just informative but entertaining.