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CSblackpink:This is a crazy stock, 1 year low of 22.28 and high of 176.66 omo |
CSblackpink:What’s your current outlook on KORU, EWY snd SMH they all dropped today. |
CSblackpink:Thank you very much |
CSblackpink:Thank you very much, will look into DRAM. |
Do you have any idea how one can get into Asiatech stock? I can't find anything on Bamboo; the closest I have heard is via ETFs that are not heavy on those stocks but just added a few for exposure sake. Thank you CSblackpink: |
This trend is getting frustrating as hell. I saw a lot of posts, and to be honest, I was hoping to see new trends and hoping for new directions. Maybe people would find where to throw my change in the downward trend to elevate, and some people rightfully are complaining about fund managers and losing money you willingly gave them to make decisions with, and you have the right to complain and explain your issues, but don't go hoping to limit the type of response you get in return because you willingly gave them your money to gamble and take risks with, and if you don't like the result, what can sideliners do other than either support you and explain how it works in case you missed it or clown you? If you feel insulted afterwards, welcome to being alive. I don't suddenly understand how feeling insulted directly or indirectly became the end of the world. That means you can change things and make better decisions and do better right now, and that's GROWTH. The market is bull and bear, up and down, losing and gaining, highs and lows. Why was it recommended to use MMF if you don't like rollercoasters, or better still, if you feel smarter than the asset managers, why aren't you managing your money and taking mine and giving me those outstanding results that don't dip? If you feel you are being sidelined and stylishly robbed, file a complaint with the SEC and other relevant bodies, and if you feel they don't work well due to corruption and the like, get Bamboo and do the US market. There is an abundance of solutions to be had now compared to ten years ago, and being alive comes with insults. If I were chatting with Dangote about my Kobo Kobo portfolio, he would feel insulted, and if he made a remark about my portfolio size, I would feel insulted. Dangote would move on with his day; I might not and rethink the strategy to invest better or increase my investment. In the end, YOU take what you get and WORK on being BETTER; that's LIFE, and if you don't like direct and indirect insults, don't post comments and get open to responses that come your way. Even with this post, I go collect, and I will collect gracefully and try to take the wisdom and do better. That's living, and can we get back to it, Abi? What has whining and complaining about a response done to improve our lives? PS: Please insult me as much as you can, take shots, and do what you have to do if you feel slighted in any way, and don't have limits because I will take it as best as I can and hopefully improve. |
Emzedz:They definitely do that’s why he progressed this far, I recall a story when the federal govt asked cement companies to come for a meeting, Dangote was the only one sitting where govt officials were meant to seat according to what I heard. The other company ceos sat together. He is heavily leveraged by the govt and political systems |
Emzedz:Good for us more stock for retail investors, NNPC made the most money last year than a lot of the major companies in Nigeria combined and had too many expenses that crashed the profit they made. I am waiting for Dangote to list and I will crash in heavily and get as much as I can. |
Zedcrest no dey gree o where dem dey see the money
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CSblackpink:My Oga which cousin is this, make I begin advice my younger brother wey dey outside to buy these things so. 612 na salary o |
talk2bola21:Old news
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Dramadiddy:he shock you |
LoriHamo:Omo no wonder it’s dropped 10% already haba 25 kobo ke |
LoriHamo:A dip is for loading up o, if my April this market is still doing this number then it’s not slowing down in the second quarter the way I see it maybe at the end of second quarter |
Zedcrest has beaten CSOF of 100m minimum deposit, omo Zedcrest no wan gree again.
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Zedcrest is going crazy
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welzyj2:I have been eyeing fidelity since February, o have tried buying at limit for 18 naira but maybe na cus I dey use Zedcrest to buy that why I never got it, and now he don go up like mad.make I use CS take buy stock maybe I will get better limit offers, I learnt I shouldn’t by at market price hope that advice is sound abi na me dey do myself. |
Beeron:I am actively following it back to back |
Beeron:I guess my next issue is identifying when a bear run has gone into full gear and get into value stock. |
CSblackpink:I have always wanted to invest in MTN but it’s volatile nature as well as my understanding it wasn’t investing to build in Nigeria made me stay away from it but it seems they are looking towards investing in Nigeria now. |
Beeron:Oh understood, it becomes clearer that there is a lot of foreign cash headed towards the stock market as well as increased retail investment from Gen Z and millennials as it’s getting harder to run business and they are seeing where to invest. I have two questions, are the current stock prices especially the high ones truly justified at the current values and secondly do you see a drop in stock prices especially the stocks with strong fundamentals in the next two quarters as we come up to elections? Thanks This is directed at any other person that has input, I am expecting some funds from a sale of some items and wondering when to get into strong fundamental stocks for long term retirement sake looking at 10 years minimum. Note I am looking to get these value stocks at a good bargain or low equity price position. |
Beeron:Is it the end of the year financial results that’s making banks boom right now. They are all green from last week and only a few have reports out. |
Stanbic IBtC B: YTD Performance as at 10 April: Equity Fund 31.60%, Ethical Fund 36.20%; Money Market Fund effective yield 15.27%. |
GT Bank rates Kindly see below rates for our Mutual Funds as of today – 15th April 2026 for your consideration. Fund Name Return (gross) p.a. Risk Level Money Market Fund 18.96% Conservative Fund 724 17.06% Conservative Fixed Income Fund 11.04% Moderate Balanced Fund 26.13% Moderate Equity Income Fund 28.11% Aggressive Dollar Fund 5.63% Moderate |
CSblackpink:Check with Nigeria, I know deadline for lagos is 21st April, before you want renew passport and they require it. Self assessment stuff |
CSblackpink:Quick question do you guys have to pay taxes or file taxes in Nigeria for income made in Nigeria? |
CSblackpink:Omo welcome o, me sef don leave this place and never update my investment as expenses won’t stop choking man pikin. |
Where equityFM go now? This place don dey dull,no updates, nothing. Omo dem don kill this room sha. |
Zedcrest:Ewwweeeleke |
Iamblessed8888:Omo person wey dey ginger this forum, na wa o. make he come back jare |
Jesusmylord:I hope you documented this entire issue and process and file issues with the relevant regulatory bodies, they can just do what they like and nothing happens except its within the terms and conditions you agrreed to. |
welzyj2:I don dey sing mazalito for sleep becuase of those business men and them gamble lmao dangeroud gaming. Mazal |