BHG:


If you give MorganCapital your email address, they would send it to you everyday.

They send it every day, but yesterday I didn't receive it. So I went to their trading platform to download it. The one I downloaded is what I posted.

I am wondering where else I can obtain a daily price list report with the level of detail this one provides, including the daily high, low, close, open prices, and trading volumes. Unfortunately, when I checked the Morgan report yesterday, it only contained updated information for two stocks.

I dey pay 20k annually for this service ooo.

babaijesha:



How do i learn this model... ?

Can you refer me to any resources that can assist me ?

https :// dc614 . 4shared. com /download/XHdWkNeMge/ARIMA.docx?tsid=20240217-162610-657c823a&sbsr=79dbb9209d86cfcd0ef1c589aaf76022b08&bip=MTA1LjExMy45Ni4xMg&lgfp=71&forceOpen=true


Remove d gaps and download word document.

ositadima1:


Yes, I'm witnessing the same pattern. I anticipate a breakout above the support level around 48 before the end of January. This could lead to a minimum ROI of 20%. However, I hope it doesn't dip to 32 before the breakout occurs.

Did you know? NB

This company traded a total of 82 billion naira since 2020, exchanging 1.8 billion shares. Notably, only 14% of these shares were purchased below 37 naira, representing roughly 252 million units.

Just consider the annual minimum and maximum prices shown in the screenshot below. Given the current inflationary pressures, how much further could this giant potentially fall?

With this information at hand, wouldn't you agree that brave investors who act decisively stand to make significant profits?

Ositadima2:


In light of the stress test results, the CBN is likely to intensify its scrutiny of banks. This could lead to stricter regulations and higher compliance costs for financial institutions, potentially impacting their earnings.

If ETI is not included in the list as mentioned by OGG, then it stands to reason that ETI's would move up (this one is SA).

Is ETI on full bid?

megawealth01:
E don turn jijo

In light of the stress test results, the CBN is likely to intensify its scrutiny of banks. This could lead to stricter regulations and higher compliance costs for financial institutions, potentially impacting their earnings.

If ETI is not included in the list as mentioned by OGG, then it stands to reason that ETI's would move up (this one is SA).

From subjective TA analysis.

Eti: entry at 18 or below, min target at 22 (usual 20%).

yMcy56:

Nice.
Make you pay your tithe o.
Those guys really cash out on people.......

Unless my numbers are wrong, since it started trading, it has done only 300 million naira with 31.2 million units traded. For a stock with over 4 billion units, it seems the party has barely begun.

But, I believe you wella, what ever you say.

yMcy56:
Oga Kolaish, you must have gotten your O&O fill at below 10 today......
So who are those bidding the stock?
Bids more than. Offers.....
They won't stop badmouthing, yet their eyes no commot am....

Meanwhile, MECURE is on full offer @11.70.....
The ogas don offload finish at +200% gain...
Osita hope say you don cash out....

UBA doing strong head upon say that report mention am.....

Na for your hand I learn to trade with target nah, I reach target I comot.

ojeysky:
I pity SMEs with most international coy taking their exit.... More devaluation in near future looming

It is the price we pay for our inefficiencies. We all bear the burden, for nothing comes without cost.

Every salaried worker, with their relatively stagnant income, has experienced a forced reduction in their salary of up to 40%. Instead of blaming international companies, we must acknowledge that importing goods can be cheaper and less problematic than local production.

Excessive importation further depletes our already dwindling reserves, creating a vicious cycle.

Information provided above is sourced from Google.

essentialone:
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Good day all.

I want to be a stockbroker. I am working towards getting admitted to the chartered institution of stockbrokers. I have been trying to contact the institution for sometime about some inquiries that I didn't find the answer to, on the website, but no one has responded to me, both on mail, and calls.

Please, is there any person here who is affiliated to the institute, in any capacity, I can ask some questions?

If you happen to also know a medium I can use to contact the institute too, I will really appreciate your assistance too.

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In Person:
Head Office: You can visit the CIS head office located at 71, Raymond Njoku Street, Off Awolowo Road, South West Ikoyi, Lagos. Their contact number is +234 704-634-0842.
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essentialone:
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Good day all.

I want to be a stockbroker. I am working towards getting admitted to the chartered institution of stockbrokers. I have been trying to contact the institution for sometime about some inquiries that I didn't find the answer to, on the website, but no one has responded to me, both on mail, and calls.

Please, is there any person here who is affiliated to the institute, in any capacity, I can ask some questions?

If you happen to also know a medium I can use to contact the institute too, I will really appreciate your assistance too.

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Here are the key requirements and steps to become a stockbroker in Nigeria:

Educational Qualifications:

Minimum: Bachelor's degree in any field (preferably finance-related)
Recommended: Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) professional examinations
Additional Certifications: Certified International Investment Analyst (CIIA) program (optional but highly regarded)

Experience:
No specific experience required, but relevant internships or work experience in finance can be beneficial.

Registration:
CIS Membership: Register with the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) and fulfill their membership requirements.
Dealing Member: Register as a Dealing Member of the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX).
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Capital Requirements:
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Sub-Broker: Minimum capital requirement of N50 million.

sammily:


Pls how did you access ur CSCS account?