₦airaland Forum

rasputinn:
@ Rhemagirl,
Which swap is this now,is it Tunde Okikiola's swap that is into telecomm infrastructure provision or another swap?
Shed more light please

windywendy:
It's official, today is an "ish" day. Just confirmed from my broker that he got the ABC. Guess he was sharpish afterall .

Oya all of una, happy-ish weekend-ish. Be BULLISH everyone_ish

oshkosh:
Excuse the deviation, question for y'll, is there a daily withdrawal limit from Nigerian ATM's? Hitting Lagos on Saturady for a couple of days visit and will be trying out my Zenith card at the nearest ATM, make I no come go hook . Don't particulary like dealing with those malams at the airport


@RoughCut

Not getting through to any of these numbers, I'll let them know what I think when I drop in Monday.


Considering opening a second stock broking account, going for Vetiva. Need a second broker as a counter balance to the impersonal service provided by IBTC.

pumping777:
I used this for my Diamond bank GDR and it has been credited to CSCS.

In a post earlier I explained the relationship between these numbers as explained in a CSCS email.

The alphanumeric number identifies your account (this should be unique) with CSCS. The numeric one is issued by your broker and is your account number with them. Ordinarily you can have multiple brokers linked to your alphanumeric CSCS number. If you have access to your CSCS account this will be clearer to you.

So to credit your account, there is need to know

1. First and foremost your alphanumeric CSCS number.
2. The broker that should have access to trade the stocks. That is why you are also asked for the name of the broker. With this, when you login to the CSCS account and navigate to your account with that broker you will find the stocks listed there.

The only question is this. What if you have multiple accounts with the same broker? In this case, I will advice that after filling in the name of your broker, include in brackets the specific account number you want the stocks deposited. This is the numeric number.

sash_supo:
I beg guys, anybody sabi another site that I can create a portfolio and upload my shares just like NigerianSecurities.com?

LondonCool:
Thamesmead ? Kent ? I beg any Peckham Boys in the House ? The 2nd Nigerian Carnival in UK will be taking place soon at Burgess Park along Old Kent Road. Last year was fun. Aktopgun, guru's and guguru's you can bring your Candlesticks along.

Izon:
Risky,
How do i reply to a comment made or should i say contribute.

RoughCut:
@crownvilla

investordelight.com

aktopgun:
the market closed with Transcorp having the highest volume of transactions sold today .
who are the fellas buying and why pray tell? which kind of risk appetite is that? this is more like risky appetite o. (@risky, no pun intended man )

invisible!:
If the post TS bull run in AIICO is to be taken as a guide, then I better load Crusader now, and wait till after PO is done and sell after TS is lifted.

Is there anything wrong with this thinking?

Rhemagirl:
[Please , can somebody tell me how to insert somebody's quote, name, date and time it was quoted just in case u want to make reference to it.I tried to look for @ but can't even find it .Thank u

flakyy:
Guaranty paid an interim dividend of 25kobo around oct/nov 2007. Check closely , the date must be sometime in 2007.

5kobo div UNIC paid last year totalling about 10,000 naira also showed up in my portfolio. Reaching out to the registrars to collect my dividend warrants is a must for me for that

Precisely what i was talking about when i say that dividends that have been paid that somehow investors did not know about will now be known.

Its up to you to determine either through your broker where it should have been sent to. You can always go to registrars of stocks in question to claim long forgotten dividend warrants if you don't have the e-dividend thing that allows your acct to be credited directly with dividends setup.

flakyy:
But i really give it to Nigeriansecurities anyway. Has anyone seen there bonus and dividend tracking system.

It even shows dividends from as far back as 2001. The banks may not be happy about this oo cause people who get to know about this will soon start calling for their dividend warrants.

Imagine and elderly couple that i met in my church that i worked through creating a portfolio on nigeriansecurities just saw in their portfolio dividends that they did not know had accrued to them in all this years across various stocks, This was substantial.

I am really impressed shaaa

MyPeace:
1
100k

MyPeace:
l use Citi Invest Cap, no wahala with them for now. l no no tomorrow ooh

grabdaloot:
To the fella who got a N40m loan.
We have a saying in my village if you wan chop frog chop a big fat one. My strategy for this kind of scenario would be safe but aggressive. The loan is for one year right? I'd start with NESTLE tell your broker to place a bid at -5% of the previous closing price with the whole N40m it is a very volatile stock and I am sure you will get it. Nestle dividend this year should be around N9 expect about a 20% appreciation when full year results are announced. Question is shoudl you sell or take the dividend. I would sell asking my broker to set a price limit of +5% of the previous closing price after I get a 20% from my buy price (this is to take care of the transaction charges). I expect that you would have had the interest secured by now. by now you should have a minimum of N50m split it into two if IKEJAHOTEL never announce result by now AND it is above N7 buy with ~N22m the rest put into UBA (safe and aggressive) if you have the stomach and balls then just use everything to buy IKEJAHOTEL. Calculate the networth of you investments on a DAILY basis. When it is worth goes above N80m sell up and write a cheque to your bank(er) to pay off the loan. Don't get greedy or you will get caught out remeber bulls and bears all make money but pigs get slaughtered!! May God be with you on this one. I honestly wouldn't attempt it. The market is all about experience and you learn a lot more each year. Your investment should grow with your experience. The growth rate depends on your personality. This is a very true fact. What you are trying to do is tantamout to being a market pig. Only people with insider information should do something like that.

pangolo:
Watch out for this company.
http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20080120132035

dollyp1cute:
Chai wharra mess, just because I got a new relationship manager, I thought things will be better and decided to put more of my dosh with this folks.

LEAD CAPITAL have not been able to get my share certificates for Oceanic even after they asked me to send them letter of authority over a month ago.

dollyp1cute:
Chai wharra mess, just because I got a new relationship manager, I thought things will be better and decided to put more of my dosh with this folks.

LEAD CAPITAL have not been able to get my share certificates for Oceanic even after they asked me to send them letter of authority over a month ago.

yodiyokun:
@all,

anyone with the cscs trade alert form should please upload it,

I am applying for it next week - I am so tired of this mess.

rire:
@aktopgun
Does it mean one can get trade alerts on their mobile outside naija.

kpineo:
if that be the case, then we should still be acquiring more wema as we speak. don't think so