₦airaland Forum

Dollarseeker:
my investments in bonds and treasury bills is nothing to right up about because of the rate at which dollar price increases.

Guy I will advice u all to follow a plan b...I earn at least 15-50% ROI monthly from a betting source. these has been helping me for long and its far better than bond investment because this is monthly ROI. the name of the site I follow starts with I and ends with e. If u know u know...keep balling my people

Dollarseeker:
my investments in treasury bills is nothing to right up about because of the rate at which dollar price increases.

Guy I will advice u all to follow a plan b...I earn at least 15-50% ROI monthly from a betting source. these has been helping me for long and its far better than bond investment because this is monthly ROI. the name of the site I follow starts with I and ends with e. If u know u know...keep balling my people

akinola98:
Hello People

Is it time to sell off acquired FGN bond ?? Since the FGN claims they are broke so we do not start hearing stories about unpaid coupons

What is your opinion on this pls Thanks

Ibrahim505:
Kindly be informed that you can now subscribe for the following FGN Savings Bond offers;

2-Year FGN Savings Bond due August 10, 2024: @ 9.413% per annum
3-Year FGN Savings Bond due August 10, 2025: @ 10.413% per annum

The minimum subscription is N5,000 in multiples of N1,000 thereafter, subject to a maximum subscription of N50,000,000.

Opening Date: August, 1, 2022
Closing Date: August 5, 2022
Settlement Date: August, 10, 2022
Coupon Payment Date: November 10, February 10, May 10, August 10

Princefame1:
Please how do I subscribe for this?
Can it be done through my bank or the I have to involve external body. Thanks.

Princefame1:
Please how do I subscribe for this?
Can it be done through my bank or the I have to involve external body. Thanks.

emmanuelewumi:
I can try with the top 5.


Stanbic IBTC Asset Management

FBN Quest Asset Management

United Capital Asset Management

ARM Asset Management

FSDH Asset Management

GT Fund Managers

Meristem Wealth Managers.


You can Google Fund Managers Association of Nigeria for others

JavaSQL:
Good day,
Please do you think It's normal for an FGN Bond June 2025 bought two months ago to still be pending with the bank It was purchased through. I don't have any details of the certificate of the bond on my CSCS account

I contacted the bank and they said it is yet to be listed on Nigerian Exchange Group. is it normal or dem wan job me?

emmanuelewumi:
The bank is the custodian, you will need to write to your Stockbroker and CSCS to move the investment

JavaSQL:
Thanks, Is this a negligence on the stockbroker's part?

RayRay06677:
Good evening house, please if one has 100 shares of MTN, at the current dividend of N5.60 kobo per 2 kobo share , how much will the person be expecting? thanks

RayRay06677:
Good evening house, please if one has 100 shares of MTN, at the current dividend of N5.60 kobo per 2 kobo share , how much will the person be expecting? thanks

mymadam:
A bit less than NGN560.00

igbizen:
N560

10% WHT (tax) = N56
Net inflow to ur acc = N560 - N56 = N 504

RayRay06677:
Please why are they calling it a 2 Kobo share where price is above 200 and was bought at 169?

Wapgod:
That's the nominal value.

RayRay06677:
Sorry sir, it's my first time on shares, just did it for learning. I don't know anything about shares.

I don't understand "nominal', help a brother,thanks.

Wapgod:
google it "investopedia nominal value shares"

RayRay06677:
you don give me assignment like this ooooo, make i find expo

"In economics, the nominal value is the unadjusted value of an asset without taking into account deductions and premiums, such as expenses, taxes, and inflation. It is in contrast to the real value of an asset, which considers deductions and premiums"

Now is this not equally confusing, my brother na dy/dx i learn for school so treat my query like say na primary school pikin you dey help out.

ojesymsym:
That 2 kobo is often not something to concern you either when buying for investment or determining the value of your share. What you really have to keep an eye is the price it is sod on the stock market, the price you bought and perhaps dividends.
But, if you are asking just for the knowledge then I will throw in my few cent.
Each company traded on the stock market is broken into bits called shares and each of those bits is assigned a value which corresponds with that 2 kobo you just referenced.
However the price on the stock market is a reflection of what the market think the price should be. So when that price was 169 naira, that was what buyers and sellers were willing to offer for it. Ditto for now that it is 200 naira

careerwoman:
Aswear, your first paragraph is what I really would love to do tomorrow.. It doesn’t make any sense, there was no place in the form where I filled “roll over request if bid fails”.
I have lots of engagements starting from next week Monday and need my funds back immediately.
Plus, Tbills isn’t looking enticing anymore.

skydiver01:
Kindly find below todays NTB auction results