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InaNla:
I hope it will be long sweet.


I took about 15 COINs in total while averaging down. Still seating on -12%.


I quickly took another 5 COIN on another account now seating on +7%.


Let hope the sweetness will be long.

it will be a sweet ride, trust me for early birds

Olawajuman:
Pls. Brothers, i just viewed this tread yesterday I have gone through good numbers of pages... But I need help.

Abeg, help me... I can enter your WhatsApp DM for good mentorship...

Start by registering with th link on my profile we both get FREE shares.

just2endowed:
Is chaka okay?

What do you think about coimbasse listing

Trove is also very good, you use my link on my signature we both get FREE shares of either Dangote Sugar or GTbank

Educationalserv:
Revix, a South African cryptocurrency investment platform, with offices in Cape Town and London, has raised $4.1 million (R58.5 million) in off-shore capital funding – showcasing the attractiveness of cryptocurrency investment in South Africa.

Founded in 2018 on the principle that everyone should be able to invest their own money and become their own wealth manager, the business’ customer growth has mirrored the exponential rise in the cryptocurrency market which is valued at over $2 Trillion – making the digital asset class more valuable than Apple.

Yeah! Everyone can't have the same risk appetite

Wealth7:
Are you sure it’s a safe call?

You waiting for calls, Lol! You go waste money tire

Scammers have time to respond to everyone and tell them how his ASSETS are yeilding huge returns. They should share the secret with thier family members, friends and church members not to strangers on a faceless forum.

If you are yet to get into Kucoinbase, use the link on my signature to hop in, you get 30% discount off the koyn

Kucoinbase has been listed. Don't miss the train.

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layzie86:
What's up with $COIN IPO

sweet

JAccksnow:
Please you all need to be very careful while using the P2P on binance. I was sent a fake snapshot by the buyer all in a bid to release coins. Confirm your payments before releasing coins PLEASE

You Don't release coin until you confirm payment check some pages back to know how to get the best p2p

Jerry59:
Lol @ the bolded I was equally shocked

Crypto is HIGH RISk

Notyamate:
That coin just dey vex me. Thank God I sold half of it to my OGN portfolio two days ago.

OGN has been waiting for you to sell so it could fly

Loverboy3333:
I hope CHZ surprise us like XRP

Yeah once fans return to the stadium

Xlm hop in

maishai:
Most info on bit coin just get way too technical before one gets to the 10th page,

I just want to obtain money(bit coin), keep it and spend it when I want, but this whole bit coin makes it look like I'm learning a new trade

Maybe that's y it appeals to I.T individuals

Nothing difficult about, with YouTube you can learn anything. I am not even an IT individual.

maishai:
Many will not understand the importance of regulation till they loose their hard earned money.........

As bad as we all complain of cbn, sec fdic amcon, they serve to regulate the activities of players in their jurisdiction

I laugh out loud when I hear Nigerians say they are cashing out on crypto currency where none have bought dedicated asics designed to mine Bitcoin and co even at the pc level........


I believe crypto currency is the future of digital money but not in the way, it's being peddled by Nigerian marketers,

How do we buy the asics?

kalu61:
What's their commission like..Trove?

Fair in my opinion but can mail them to find out more hello@troveapp.co

In the event you choose to use them, please use my link on my signature.

Happy Good Friday

Opzyyy:
E epp me ejo

You will get the shares Once you get verified on Trove

*GOOD COMPANIES DON'T ALWAYS MAKE GOOD STOCKS*

I was recently going through a new client’s portfolio and found it full of the likes of Coca-Cola, Kimberly-Clark and Campbell Soup — what I call (pseudo) bond substitutes. Each one is a stable and mature company. Your mother-in-law would be proud if you worked for any one of them. They have had a fabulous past; they’ve grown revenues and earnings for decades. They were in their glory days when most baby boomers were coming of age. But the days of growth are in the rearview mirror for these companies — their markets are mature, and the market share of competitors is high. They can innovate all day long, but consumers will not be drinking more fizzy liquids, wearing more diapers or eating more canned soup.

If you were to look at these companies’ financial statements, you’d be seriously underimpressed. They paint a stereotypical picture of corporate old age. Their revenues haven’t grown in years and in many cases have declined. Some of them were able to squeeze slightly higher earnings from stagnating revenue through cost-cutting, but that strategy has its limits — you can only squeeze so much water out of rocks (unless someone like 3G Capital takes the company, sells its fleet of corporate jets and starts mercilessly slashing expenses like the private equity firm did at Budweiser and Heinz). These businesses will be around ten years from now, but their profitability probably won’t be very different from its current level (not much higher, but probably not much lower either).

However, if you study the stock charts of these companies, you won’t see any signs of arthritis; not at all — you’ll have the impression that you’re looking at veritable spring chickens, as these stocks have gone vertical over the past few years. So this is what investors see — old roosters pretending to be spring chickens.

Let’s zoom in on Coke. Unlike the U.S. government, Coca-Cola doesn’t have a license to print money (nor does it have nuclear weapons). But it is a strong global brand, so investors are unconcerned about Coke’s financial viability and thus lend money to the company as though it were the U.S. government. (Coke pays a very small premium to Treasury bonds.) Investors ignore what they pay for Coke; they only focus on a singular, shiny object: its dividend yield, which at 3 percent looks like Gulliver in Lilliput (fixed-income) land.

And as investors do so, they are ignoring an inconvenient truth: They are paying a very pretty penny for this dividend. Coke is trading at 23 times earnings. This is not the first (nor will it be the last) time this has happened to Coke stock. Investors who bought Coke in 1998 were down 50 percent on their purchase ten years later and have not broken even for more than 15 years.

And this brings us to the problem with shiny objects: They don’t shine forever. Investors are paying 23 times earnings for a very mature business. Consumption of Coca-Cola’s iconic carbonated beverage is on the decline in health-conscious developed markets, and you can clearly see this in its income statement — sales and earnings have languished over the past decade.

Let’s say Coke does what it has not done over the previous decade and grows earnings 3 percent a year, despite the shift in consumer preferences away from sugar-powered and chemically engineered (diet) drinks. If at the end of this journey its price–earnings ratio settles to its more or less rightful place of 13 to 15 times, then jubilant Coke investors will have lost a few percentage points a year on Coke’s price decline. Thus the bulk of the dividend will have been wiped out by Coke’s P/E erosion.

Coca-Cola to some degree epitomizes the U.S. stock market. If over the next ten years, despite all the headwinds it faces, Coke is able to grow earnings at a faster pace than 3 percent and interest rates remain at current levels (so that the company’s P/E stays at the present “I want this 3 percent dividend at any cost” level), then its stock will provide a decent return. However, there is a lot of wishful thinking in this paragraph.

If interest rates rise and/or consumers’ tastes continue to shift from high-margin sugary drinks to low-margin (commodity) water, then Coke will be hit from both sides — its earnings will stall, and investors will take their eyes off its shiny dividend. Suddenly, they will see Coke for what it is: a 124-year-old arthritic American icon whose growth days are sadly behind it.

I am using Coke just to demonstrate the importance of differentiating between a good company (which Coke is) and a good stock (which it is not), and the danger of having an exclusive focus on a shiny object — dividends — when you are analyzing stocks.

By Vitaliy Katsenelson

Christiano25:
It’s say a telegram group or WhatsApp I think. Please I sent you email ������

WhatsApp

Sharmeenator:
Good evening my people. How do you check live bids on stocks? I have tried Google but got no convincing feedback?

Try Yochaa thank me later

Opzyyy:
Please guys help me. I have never done this stock and share thing before. Is it possible to buy shares of a company and participate in dividend share after the dividend has been announced. Ejo edakun. A message popped up on trove, to buy stanbic share, because they want to share dividend soon.

Good evening! Kindly sign up with my signature we both get FREE shares of either Dangote Sugar or GTbank.

Muyiwhy:
Good evening house,

With explanations, kindly help me with the companies to invest in. Please am a newbie, hence the reason I asked for explanation.

Thank you in anticipation

Firstly register with the link on my signature we both get FREE shares of either Dangote Sugar or GTbank.

Fidelity
UACN
Carveton
UPDC REITs

Christiano25:
Please the link isn’t working. Can you help me out

Which link, read the post carefully

goody234:
Question.guys.... Nigerian stock buyers do you own your shares through these online apps or you have custodial accts...where a third party owns the shares

Yes, I use trove for both Nigerian and US Stocks. Check my signature sign up with them and we both get FREE shares of either Dangote Sugar or GTbank

dogtails:
Guys do u think win will go back up again??

I don't think so

BlueBanana:
Thanks. Just submitted the verification information. shey I can proceed now

Yeah

BigDawsNet:


what does it feel like to be the most beautiful lady in this forum?

I don't think I am the most beautiful