₦airaland Forum

MissGodOwn:
I would with all my heart. It doesn't mean he's impotent.

AstroG:
Dunno

AstroG:
That's why you people keep on receiving dicks upandan,from left to right.
Wehdone Anty Receiver

bukatyne:
Is there another response thread?

Who is the Francis everybody is mentioning and what is the talk about social experiment and unsatisfied spouses?

Schoolshoe:
your papa received alert too?

Infinitisi:
To succeed in the stock market you need knowledge, far more knowledge than people realise and also experience. Without adequate knowledge/financial literacy you are only going to crash. So what I advice is:

1. You need to first understand what shares/stocks are and how the stock marker works. This is very important. Go online and look for books that explain how the stock market works in simple terms. You can try the one in this link https://zerodha.com/varsity/module/introduction-to-stock-markets/ pls note I haven't read the book and the author is Indian so he will be talking about the Indian stock exchange. But the principle is the same across the world.

2. Decide if you want to be a fundamentalist or a technical trader. A fundamental investor analyses the companies financial results and looks for good, financially healthy stocks to buy at prices lower than what they are worth. He buys to hold for a long time and enjoy long term capital appreciation and/or dividends. He may also sell if prices rises to a level he feels the stock is over prices. The technical trader on the other hand uses technical analysis (just like forex trading) to analyse stock charts and take advantage of short term trading opportunities, buying low and selling high. So decide which side you want to belong and study along that line. You can also combine both strategies. Some do it here.

For a basic intro to fundamental analysis download and read this https://zerodha.com/varsity/module/fundamental-analysis/


For a basic intro to technical analysis download and read this https://zerodha.com/varsity/module/technical-analysis/

3. Do yourself a favour and read the first 50 pages of this thread. Then you can read the last 50 pages of this thread too and from now on keep following the thread. A lot of useful information can be found here and some of your questions will have already been answered here.

4. LAST AND MOST IMPORTANT DO NOT PUT A KOBO IN THE STOCK MARKET OR IF YOU MUST, ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE TILL YOU HAVE STUDIED AND HAVE AT LEAST A FOUNDATIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT THE STOCK MARKET IS AND KNOWLEDGE OF FUNDAMENTAL AND/OR TECHNICAL ANALYSIS.

Give yourself time. The stock market is here and is nor running away. When you eventually start trading you may make a few mistakes but these will be minimised if you have a good grounding from your studies. As your experience grows you will only get better.

Good luck.

Bellgal:
Ladies are not broke but rather they are meant to be RECEIVERS.

Omar09:
Na this one savage pass

nlPoster:
Who are you?

We4all:
This topic has been over flogged and is becoming boring. You must have lost your memory not to remember that there are equally mentally broke guys who find it difficult to care for their wives, but spend lavishly on their side chicks. What then should a woman do with those type of men?

Deandean:
Werey....17k for Lekki, with accommodation...u just de find naive gae to b knacking steady as lekki olosho to cost

planetx13:
That means we won't date any Nigerian girl again

Ciao

Chingykay77:
Sure it's real?

Lightangel65:
Mohammed married a 7 yrs old girl in his forties lol

Lightangel65:
I would tell her do I know you. Money is not meant to be spent on livestock

Lightangel65:
Girls are to be used and dumped no hard feelings. Besides she was always there for the Money

stanliwise:
Sorry babe, It is for my grand ma operation.

Ladylite:
Regina Daniel showed us the way

Mryacks:
Absolutely...long as you have a couple of things in common..

ahiboilandgas:
ask here so we all put head together na , many good brains here

jedisco:
Just got off the phone with them. Their TB rate is 9.4% which corresponds with what's on the app. Annoyingly, they said the Coral income fund is 8% (whereas 11% is stated on the app). They insist the app has issues and is in the process of being corrected