₦airaland Forum

crownprince2017:
See the screenshot below

crownprince2017:
See the screenshot below

DonDraper:
Deep.

Coolcash1:
Transcorp is warming up for a good run to the upside. Load up!

KayOn1:
There are investable grade stocks & there are stocks meant for JIJO. Knowing the difference between the two is the key. There's a reason stocks are shorted in developed markets.

** To each his own.

Streetinvestor2:
whr is the location of ellahlakes physical farm with plants on ground. I am not talking of proposals. That will be my first yard stick

crownprince2017:
The only doubt I have about this guys is at some point in time they will want to delist and eat the money alone, which I pray against.

megawealth01:
Just for educative purposes...

https://simplywall.st/stocks/ng/banks/ngse-unitybnk/unity-bank-shares/ownership

NOTE:

I have been loading some bags of unity lately...

KayOn1:
FTNCocoa, Chams, LinkAssure on full bid.

Okay

USAfall2024:
On June 11, 2024, Diageo announced it would sell its 58.02% stake in Guinness Nigeria Plc to Tolaram, ending over five decades of direct ownership.
Tolaram will acquire Diageo’s shares at N81.60 per share, with a total transaction amounting to N103.7 billion, pending regulatory approvals.

People on the Guinness train enjoy the ride🌚.

Streetinvestor2:
Why has morgan I trade refused to open from my end since morning

Coolcash1:
Nothing deep about it. The author is obviously shallow in knowledge and does not know jack about how market moves. Does he know that price movements or volatility is caused by traders he is trying to rubbish?... By the way, who tells him traders too don't also invest in stocks.

Though I am majorly a Gold trader but still day trade US and NGSE stocks at times; however, I have another account strictly for investment. For instance, when I see further potential upside in a stock I buy and hold it in my investment account until my sell indicator is triggered....

Dozzy3:
I just like how you confidently stated that the author is "obviously shallow in knowledge" without taking time-out to find out who he is. Same principle Warren Buffett talks about!

ositadima1:
Where is my Oga who always talks about the contagion effect? We may be about to experience it in all Dangote-related businesses, courtesy of the Dangote refinery. He is talking about establishing a terminal in the Caribbean, while also discussing sending cement at the same time. Sugar and salt may not be far behind. He is building CNG trucks in-house for cheaper transportation.

In my opinion, anything related to Dangote in the market should be considered a buy for the long term. It may not pay off today or this year, but it will eventually pay off.

Dozzy3:
I just like how you confidently stated that the author is "obviously shallow in knowledge" without taking time-out to find out who he is. Same principle Warren Buffett talks about!

Coolcash1:
Nothing deep about it. The author is obviously shallow in knowledge and does not know jack about how market moves. Does he know that price movements or volatility is caused by traders he is trying to rubbish?... By the way, who tells him traders too don't also invest in stocks.

Though I am majorly a Gold trader but still day trade US and NGSE stocks at times; however, I have another account strictly for investment. For instance, when I see further potential upside in a stock I buy and hold it in my investment account until my sell indicator is triggered....

Ballzproblem2:
the amount of likes that post got shows me many people here don't have clue at all.

The poster didn't even consider the factor of how many unit the day trader may have.

KarlTom:
Actually, many things were not considered in the initial response.
That quote resonated with a certain sect and they responded by liking/sharing it...