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Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 12:34pm On Apr 07, 2021
1 hr to opening
Dimitarr:
I don f up ooo. i thought that tko staking was for one month. I come go de put my BNB on the new TLM. Chei ooo.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 12:34pm On Apr 07, 2021
Newbies learn something new today, the bolded is Exponential Moving Average usually used for short term trades
jedisco:
Didn't take long... Betece back to retest the 21d ema... Didn't expect alyts to sh*t themselves so much though.

Three scenarios now are
1. Does it bounce off it??
2. Does price wick below (to takeout liquidity) but come back to close the daily above it??
3. Does the daily price close below..

Scenario 1 and 2 are fine... Scenario 3 no go good oo.. will be watching for the daily close

The 2nd is the 4hr chart.. gives an idea of where liquidity zones are (mostly stop losses). As we know, price usually seeks liquidity in a ranging market..The closest liquidity zone is labelled 1 and is at 56.4k... If price goes below it and doesn't bounce quick then its very likely we'd continue to 2 and 3 at least..


My bias; Overall, the fundamentals of the market are still bullish. I think this should be the final retest of the 21d ema, if it holds for today and tomorrow, then price will go for 60k and I doubt it'd still hold as resistance again.. Eitherway, decision time is close.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 12:32pm On Apr 07, 2021
If CBN devalues dollar, let's say it goes back to 350/$ for black market which sells the highest.

What happens to the c.ry.p.t.o I bought at 450/$ and above?.

It's a big dip or loss or Bad market
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 11:01pm On Apr 06, 2021
chidekings:
does binace collect charges if i buy through p 2 p
have you signed up?
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 11:01pm On Apr 06, 2021
DenreleDave:
Lies.. Don't mind her... U ain't getting any 200 dollars... She is deceiving you. Brahsam
I laugh in Oshodi style, when did you start doing bynance, what happened to that viable thing you had in your signature?

Young man, go back to your bynance and check you reward center you didn't use yours, so don't discourage other from using theirs.
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 10:58pm On Apr 06, 2021
Draei:
$200 real cash?
Yrs, once you sign up, you get in in your reward center
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 8:42pm On Apr 06, 2021
Brahsam:
How can I buy cryptocurrencies in Nigeria with the current CBN ban?
P2P
https://www.binance.cc/en/register?ref=H1R24WDO

Sign up and get $200
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 8:41pm On Apr 06, 2021
Some microfinance would not survive 2021
Investment › Re: Yazga Cryptocurrency Plays by lavylilly: 8:35pm On Apr 06, 2021
vickvan:
As a newbie, which do you advise I go for. Binance or Metatrader4?
Binance use my link https://www.binance.cc/en/ref= H1R24WDO you get $200

https://www.binance.cc/en/register?ref=H1R24WDO
Investment › Re: Yazga Cryptocurrency Plays by lavylilly:
Brahsam & chidekings this where you need to be
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 8:32pm On Apr 06, 2021
shawlar:
Abeg can you share more info on this? Which exchange or platform is it going to debut on?
Hi, jump and pass
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 8:31pm On Apr 06, 2021
Rityonyi:
Are you for real? I ask because I'm hodling Dent, Hot and Win.
Please ask the poster I only amplified the post
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 5:52am On Apr 06, 2021
PeaceIlya:
Generally (with a couple of exceptions in each category):

P1 = based on market cap and fundamentals, potential to 3-10x in value across most of them. Super long term holds that are credible projects, almost Zero risk with good fundamentals.

P2 = some of them very new projects. Potential to 10x-100x in value based on market caps. (Some have already 10x-100x’d recently). Slightly more riskier.

P3 = good projects, good fundamentals, credible people running them. Potential to 5-10x medium to long term. (Long term = end of the year)

P4 = good fundamentals, high risk, potential to 10-1000x

P1:
VET
ZIL
ADA
RSR
DGB
XLM

P2:
DOT
CHZ
TFUEL
HOT
SCRT
XVG
GRT
HBAR

P3:
ARPA
ANKR
AKRO
EGLD
RUNE
XVG
ALGO
FIL
NPXS
STMX
AVAX

P4:
MFT
SNX
DEC
BAND
KEY
PHB
CKB
MITH
GTO
CELR
DEGO
SKL
KSM
AAVE
BTT
DENT
WRX
ENJ
KIN - not on binance
IOTX
Incase you missed it
Romance › Re: What's The Best Advice You'd Give Your Younger Self? by lavylilly: 5:21pm On Apr 04, 2021
Akuruoulo:
1~Give mama be4 you give obianuju. 2~Dnt take women advice serious mostly the ones concerning relationship. 3~be determined in anything you do
n we should take men advice seriously
Romance › Re: What's The Best Advice You'd Give Your Younger Self? by lavylilly:
Don’t get fat, listen more instead of being the class clown, and just be yourself instead of chasing people’s approval.

You are the problem.
You are the solution.

Once you figure this out, you can start working on both.

NL Survival Guide.

1. Follow people with sense.
2. Share their content.
3. Post sense.
4. Avoid controversial people.
5. Idiots are always seeking attention. Ignore them.
6. Avoid mentions and fights which are none of your business.
7. Block fools.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 1:19pm On Mar 30, 2021
emmanuelewumi:
By an income generating property that is approximately priced, buy FG bonds or corporate bonds, buy Treasury Bills, buy shares of well managed businesses that are selling at a discount for their steady dividends, get the necessary experience, information, knowledge, skills, tools and start a business..


If you cant start a business of yours, you should learn how to identify good Investments
Well said, the bolded any tips?
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 12:58pm On Mar 30, 2021
emmanuelewumi:
An investment where 80% or more are not making money or steady cash flow, is a no no.
Kindly such Investment.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 12:57pm On Mar 30, 2021
Tobex4realTobex234:
OgaMadam ask questions so that you won't miss road oo. They started as One Credit, then One Finance, then Paylater and now Carbon.
wink
Family › Re: Should I Tell The Boss? Nairalanders Pls Help by lavylilly: 1:16pm On Mar 29, 2021
Well, prostitution in whatever form will continue to be lucrative till eternity. Men generally, will always want sex, so a good percentage of oyour income will go to satisfying that. Whether that'd be with girlfriend, brothel
hookers, runs website hookers, porn, girlfriends, FWBs, escorts etc.

It is so tempting and easy for women to fvck for money. It's just a matter of morality and that doesn't mean anything for some people especially in the face of poverty, greed and laziness.

Who knows, maybe I'd have fvcked for money too,
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by lavylilly: 7:26pm On Mar 28, 2021
SteveOfu:
OBJECTIVES OF CRYPTOCURRENCY MARKET INVESTMENT FORUM.

1. To bring together like minded professionals, business owners, policy makers etc for the purpose of sharing knowledge, insight and ideas on how to harness legitimate investment opportunities through the stock market and other investment outlets.

2. Discussions and analyses will be strictly about the stock market, money market, investment, finance, business, real estate and the economy .

3. Create a platform whereby we can engage top management of quoted companies through their Investors Relations Team, so as to make timely investment decisions.

4. Liaise with regulatory authorities such as SEC, NSE, CBN, CAC, NAICOM etc to inform them about observed Red Flags in companies so as to safe guard our investments.

5. Discuss national political economy and world affairs and how these could affect investments in Nigeria.

6. This group prohibits monkey hunting i.e. marketing or hyping a stock without analysis or research with the sole aim of profiting from it. Any post that denigrate fellow members is equally prohibited.


Join us today
https://chatdotwhatsappdotom/LwycvUj4YLXI2DBnyZmAfV

Replace the "dot" with ".".
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 7:24pm On Mar 28, 2021
Tobex4realTobex234:
Carbon offers 10% because they do loans. They have been in the loan business for about a decade. They also accept a maximum of 1m i think.

Their loan is at 5% per month, so it's obvious how they make money.

N:B: This is not an investment advice please
Carbon was never been in business for a decade ago they started over 2yrs
Romance › Re: Should I Still Marry Her? by lavylilly: 10:03pm On Mar 25, 2021
Yes marry her
Investment › Re: Where Can I Invest =N=2m? by lavylilly: 9:58pm On Mar 25, 2021
HopeVictor:
Lol..una dey always get advice for people like this..
angry Get out of here thread if you have nothing to advise
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 4:56pm On Mar 25, 2021
emmanuelewumi:
If you salary or profit from business is N1 million every month, and you are making another N1 million every month while sleeping ( passive income).

You are financially independent, although we have people whose passive income is three times their active income
Yes people like you.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 4:56pm On Mar 25, 2021
abraolas1:
Start with a minimum of just N10,000 and multiples of N5000 thereafter. This Include Free entry and Exit and the Minimum holding period is 90 days

you can visit investnowdotng for more info
Thank you
Career › Re: Is It A Good Choice To Quit My Teaching Job Now? by lavylilly: 4:55pm On Mar 25, 2021
Francisayo:
I've been teaching in a private school for two years, but the money is just too small and never enough this made me think of a business to start...

I got a loan of #500k to start a block industry on a small scale, even though I'm still in fact finding and research stage about the business but I hope to start very soon.

I'm currently not in my town as where I teach is in another state but I planned to set up d block industry in my town.

I planned to resign next week after vacation, I want to tell d owner I won't be resuming with them next term...

Guys do u think this is a good idea.

Thanks
I will give you a summary of what you need

The electric machine (Chinese machine) is a semi automated machine that makes neater blocks. It produces 3 nine inches and 6 six inches blocks per time. But it's quite expensive. It will cost you between 3-4 million Naira to get. While the local machine will cost you about N450k - N500k to buy.

You will need these items after you buy any of the machine of your choice and budget, Hose, Water storage tank, water pumping machine, shovels, wheel barrow and pallets.
Am assuming you have your location sorted out and have a store for your cements and equipment in place.

Market and profit analysis, I won't be able to give you much details on that though I know the profit margin is usually small.

My advice to you. If you do not have a reliable source of water at your intended location, then find a new site. Water is as important to the production of blocks as cement is.

Secondly, avoid loans to set up a block industry, the business is seasonal and usually the first to take a heat when there is financial crunch. Your creditor may not understand with you.

Thirdly, get a good team of experienced workers.

Finally, Finally, DON'T SELL ON CREDIT, nobody should build a house without funds in place.
Car Talk › Re: What Do I Need To Know Before Buying A Nigerian Used Honda Car? by lavylilly: 4:47pm On Mar 25, 2021
PhDinView:
Good day guys,

Please I need advice urgently. Between Honda Accord, 2007 model and Honda Civic 2004 which should I go for?

Also, what are the pros and cons of buying either of these cars?
Oga anything Nigerian uses, always end in premium tears.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 4:43pm On Mar 25, 2021
Biafran4life:
.My Purpose of stock thing has always been long time since I had businesses which was bringing cash flow mostly my hospitality/bulk grain business.I needed whr to put the cash not to just put in banks.Initially I was buying anything called ipo and private placement.Then I discovered the miracle thread SMN.Then I started making my judgement based on this points or some of them
I picked this important points on SMN
The management of the company must be men of integrity not people like wale
I was comfortable with dividend above 10% so I was making my picks and averaging when the targeted company falls within that point.
The company must have annual growth no matter how little not making loses
I have been to almost all the state in niaja.What I see on the street sometimes I equally use eg of wapco,JB, dangota,flour Mills.The gist and rumours on the street to me is inside information.
Government policy,politics eg Alhaji and the men in banks
Then the Contribution from investment threads.
Most important to me if I sense a business exists only on paper .It is no go area for me like most insurance companies
Where is this SMN?

Insurance companies are the new bride o
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 4:41pm On Mar 25, 2021
abraolas1:
MM is now 4.05% and Fixed income Fund is now 5.97%

Guess its climbing as a result of the Treasury Bills which they invest large chunk of the money in
Hmmmmm, what's the process of registering?What's the minimum one can use for mm and fixed income.
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by lavylilly: 4:40pm On Mar 25, 2021
abraolas1:
Sign up with their MM and fixed income funds when you wrote about their services sometimes ago

they are trying ..i like their services so far
What's the rate of their mutual fund?
Investment › Re: Us Stocks Pick Alert by lavylilly: 3:29pm On Mar 25, 2021
Damn. Hope you guys are okay. That was insane - entire market wiped clean. Sad thing is there was no justification.


Stocks slipped after the Fed said it it would allow an exemption that let banks to exclude Treasury's and deposits with the central bank from calculation of a key bank capital measure known as the supplementary leverage ratio to expire on March 31.

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