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Lexusgs430:
What is reasonable capital?.....


With crypto investments, it's more of a long term strategic investment outlook + luck.......

With shares, be prepared for a roller-coaster ride....... To maximize profits, long term investments is the best strategy......


Unless you want to spreadbet........ Your capital could also varnish, into thin air........

Your best approach is to do your own research and take your own risks...... Nobody knows what this markets would deal tomorrow......

NGN10m.
Thank you for the input, I appreciate it.

1Password:
NGN10m.
Thank you for the input, I appreciate it.

It works to slightly above $24,000 or thereabout, depending on the day.......

Are you looking into quick returns or watch it grow.... Investor vs trader......

To start with, you can invest yourself. Education is key (understanding the market, platform to invest with etc)......

$SENS IS BACK

1Password:
Hello trade gurus, I need your help to make a good decision, please between stock trading and crypto trading which one is most profitable?
Can someone with a reasonable capital make it a full-time job and live off it comfortably?

It depends on your on your risk appetite , age and capital.

$SENS increased by over 35%. Investors are responding positively to the company announcing the results of the promising study evaluating the accuracy and safety of the next generation Eversense CGM System for up to 180 days with reduced calibrations.

Lexusgs430:
It works to slightly above $24,000 or thereabout, depending on the day.......

Are you looking into quick returns or watch it grow.... Investor vs trader......

To start with, you can invest yourself. Education is key (understanding the market, platform to invest with etc)......

Quick returns as I'm planning to quit my job and further my education and I need something I can live on.
Trader.
Thanks, I am willing to invest in myself hence the questions.

Kennyking1234:
It depends on your on your risk appetite , age and capital.

Risk appetite: Medium
Age: 33
Capital: 10m

Topson88:
please what do you think about this investment strategy for a Nigerian in diaspora


I want to put some amount in S&P 500 and apple shares to allow for capital appreciation for about a year then about a month before zenith bank pays its final divided, i will sell off my apple and s&p 500 to buy zenith shares. After dividend payment, whenever price rises above entry price, i sell off and repatriate the money back into apple and sp500 and this cycle continues.
The aim is to benefit from capital appreciation, avoid devaluation and enjoy NSE dividend yield. What do you think may be the demerit of this investiment strategy. Thanks.

This only makes sense if you're planning to invest a large sum of money.

Also be aware that for you to benefit from the dividend of Zenith Bank your name must be in the members' register which means you need to buy the shares in good time

Lexusgs430:
Once the real world only sells EV vehicles, you might have a change of thought process.... The real world is almost achieving that possibility.....

A world in which only EV vehicles are sold is still over 10 years away

Kennyking1234:
Trade 212 is giving me headache

Have they re-started accepting new people?

Jimmy17:
No more 15 mins delay on passfolio..
Use my link to sign up so we can both get free shares worth up to $100... check personal text.

Free share of $100? Are they doing Christmas bonanza?

ElectronicMoney:
A world in which only EV vehicles are sold is still over 10 years away

It's already selling in the real world........


I take note of the 'only'...... But the reverse is going to happen....

More EV's than combustion, would be sold.......

1Password:
Risk appetite: Medium
Age: 33
Capital: 10m

Family man?

1Password:
Risk appetite: Medium
Age: 33
Capital: 10m

- First read, read, read... read books on investments, finance, study the lives of rich people, study their portfolios, do your personal research and due diligence before investing.
-know what you want and how feasible it is, also time frame.
- Dedicate about 40% or 50% of the capital to safe investment/ indexes/ETFs such as the s&p 500, Russel 3000, DOW 30, Invesco QQQ etc ( I think s$p 500 is the best)
-have about 10 % in cash just in case.
- look into some dividend stocks. e.g APPLE, AT&T
- 20% to 30% can go to growth stocks such amazon, apple, alibaba etc
- invest in different sectors tech, medicine, mining, sports etc
- 5% to 10% to emerging markets ETFs/indexes such as china, brazil, Africa, even Nigeria etc
- 5% to 10% to speculate on volatile equities such as cryptos, $tesla shares, penny stocks.
- long term bonds might also be included.
- Long is usually the best strategy but always have an exit plan in case.


NB: NOT a financial advise just my personal opinion,
incase you need some investment books(pdf) dm

Kennyking1234:
$SENS increased by over 35%. Investors are responding positively to the company announcing the results of the PROMISE Study evaluating the accuracy and safety of the next generation Eversense CGM System for up to 180 days with reduced calibrations.

A share for diabetics......

Kennyking1234:
- First read, read, read... read books on investments, finance, study the lives of rich people, study their portfolios, do your personal research and due diligence before investing.
-know what you want and how feasible it is, also time frame.
- Dedicate about 40% or 50% of the capital to safe investment/ indexes/ETFs such as the s&p 500, Russel 3000, DOW 30, Invesco QQQ etc ( I think s$p 500 is the best)
-have about 10 % in cash just in case.
- look into some dividend stocks. e.g APPLE, AT&T
- 20% to 30% can go to growth stocks such amazon, apple, alibaba etc
- invest in different sectors tech, medicine, mining, sports etc
- 5% to 10% to emerging markets ETFs/indexes such as china, brazil, Africa, even Nigeria etc
- 5% to 10% to speculate on volatile equities such as cryptos, $tesla shares, penny stocks.
- long term bonds might also be included.
- Long is usually the best strategy but always have an exit plan in case.


NB: NOT a financial advise just my personal opinion,
incase you need some investment books(pdf) dm

Seconded!

Kennyking1234:
- First read, read, read... read books on investments, finance, study the lives of rich people, study their portfolios, do your personal research and due diligence before investing.
-know what you want and how feasible it is, also time frame.
- Dedicate about 40% or 50% of the capital to safe investment/ indexes/ETFs such as the s&p 500, Russel 3000, DOW 30, Invesco QQQ etc ( I think s$p 500 is the best)
-have about 10 % in cash just in case.
- look into some dividend stocks. e.g APPLE, AT&T
- 20% to 30% can go to growth stocks such amazon, apple, alibaba etc
- invest in different sectors tech, medicine, mining, sports etc
- 5% to 10% to emerging markets ETFs/indexes such as china, brazil, Africa, even Nigeria etc
- 5% to 10% to speculate on volatile equities such as cryptos, $tesla shares, penny stocks.
- long term bonds might also be included.
- Long is usually the best strategy but always have an exit plan in case.


NB: NOT a financial advise just my personal opinion,
incase you need some investment books(pdf) dm

I very much second this and I am particularly glad a lot of people recognise that a large portion of investing capital should be allocated to safer investments (like indexes). Yes, they are boring but boring is a key feature of good risk management and long term investment success. There is a saying by Howard Marks, a legendary investor with Oaktree Capital: "There are old investors, and there are bold investors, but there are no old bold investors".

If you only have $100 - $500 to play with and you can afford to lose it, then I can see why risky stocks/cryptos might make sense as a YOLO trade. But the larger your wealth is or if it's capital you can't afford to lose, the less chances you should take.

Good day house. Does Trove and Chaka still charge commission for buying and selling stocks?

benedictuyi:
Good day house. Does Trove and Chaka still charge commission for buying and selling stocks?

Yes they do.
Check their respective website for their charges and fees.

Wapgod:
Yes they do.
Check their respective website for their charges and fees.

Thanks

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Thanks for the share!

Time for me to come back home to stock, am feeling the greens , crypto market is just confused currently

anozie09:
Good evening house! I made a withdrawal on bamboo on Thursday... It’s still on withdrawal processing. How long will it take to drop into my account please?

their matta tire me too in recent days withdrawal has been slow. Then also depends on on the hour of d day u initiate d withdrawal

anozie09:
Good evening house! I made a withdrawal on bamboo on Thursday... It’s still on withdrawal processing. How long will it take to drop into my account please?

Payments would not be processed over the weekend, so possibly Monday/Tuesday.......

Elsueno:
Time for me to come back home to stock, am feeling the greens , crypto market is just confused currently

Time to hodl... (only hodl with spare cash)..... Let me take a leaf from MMM's motto.......

posty56:
my aim here is not to promote $amc and $gme my aim is to inform you to prepare for a storm coming in the stock market if you have funds you want to use better pull it out now cause the stock market is going to be down for some time, Me i don talk my own thoae who have ears let them hear.

What prove do you have for this?

Who noticed $amc shares

highcurrent:
pls give us hint, where in Reddit specifically?

Wallstreetbet