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Fair enough, that is a different and valid view. I have not yet seen a company besides the banks that I will love to be a significant part of. I have a view of 18-24 months at best on most stocks I buy

megawealth01:
Well some of them ain't for cash out anyways. Some are for you to someday gain control of a part of the management/stake as a MAJORITY shareholder which will automatically qualify you as part of the decision makers therein

Sunrisepebble:
Fair enough, that is a different and valid view. I have not yet seen a company besides the banks that I will love to be a significant part of. I have a view of 18-24 months at best

Nigerian banks probably have mafia kind of stuff... That's all I can say

10 USDT trc20 for sell
Urgent buyer pls
WhatsApp +2349030810528

servicom101:
10 USDT trc20 for sell
Urgent buyer pls
WhatsApp +2349030810528

I laugh in PETER'S VOICE 😂

Locotrader:
You better buy at that lowest price he is offloading.
He will surely be exhausted and price won't remain the same.

Buy when others are buying so that when the calling (MH) will be activated,you will be smiling.

Surely,it's a stock to watch.The time is coming.

Sent you an email.. Kindly respond

megawealth01:
I laugh in PETER'S VOICE 😂

Sent you an email bro. 😎

emmasoft:
Fill another e-mandate form with the new bank account details and send to the registrars in charge of the company's shares.

Indicate in your mail that going forward the new mandate should supersede the previous.

Thank you.
I appreciate

bastardson:
Sent you an email bro. 😎

Let's talk here. I can't access the mail

I felt so embarrassed today

I was on an ideation call with my team discussing an opportunity in remote work for Nigerians when they asked the Minimum wage in Nigeria. I told them 70,000 Naira. We converted to USD. One of them asked if that was PER HOUR and I said Per month.

The entire team literally screamed in disbelief. They wondered how humans in the labour force could survive on so little 😿.

Despite not being a political leader in Nigeria and actually not living in Nigeria, I felt embarrassed.

I tried to defend the minimum wage issue but I probably didn’t do a good job because the team couldn’t stop showing their shock.

bastardson:
Sent you an email.. Kindly respond

Please I don't do business with anyone outside here.
Ask your question,you will certainly get my response.

megawealth01:
I felt so embarrassed today

I was on an ideation call with my team discussing an opportunity in remote work for Nigerians when they asked the Minimum wage in Nigeria. I told them 70,000 Naira. We converted to USD. One of them asked if that was PER HOUR and I said Per month.

The entire team literally screamed in disbelief. They wondered how humans in the labour force could survive on so little 😿.

Despite not being a political leader in Nigeria and actually not living in Nigeria, I felt embarrassed.

I tried to defend the minimum wage issue but I probably didn’t do a good job because the team couldn’t stop showing their shock.

Please let's all try and take investment seriously especially if you have access to foreign based ones but if not look out for stocks that can help you achieve what Nigeria government isn't doing at the moment

@bastardson why are you sending me mail. I don't know you and I can't remember ever having any conversation with you.

Sadly, I can relate with this.

It's very difficult to make a good case...

megawealth01:
I felt so embarrassed today

I was on an ideation call with my team discussing an opportunity in remote work for Nigerians when they asked the Minimum wage in Nigeria. I told them 70,000 Naira. We converted to USD. One of them asked if that was PER HOUR and I said Per month.

The entire team literally screamed in disbelief. They wondered how humans in the labour force could survive on so little 😿.

Despite not being a political leader in Nigeria and actually not living in Nigeria, I felt embarrassed.

I tried to defend the minimum wage issue but I probably didn’t do a good job because the team couldn’t stop showing their shock.

Which stocks should we buy on Monday?

Unilever Nigeria shares surge 28% week-to-date, driving year-to-date gains past 95% 


https://nairametrics.com/2024/11/22/unilever-nigeria-shares-surge-28-week-to-date-driving-year-to-date-gains-past-95/

DM was for advice on which stocks to invest long term as I hardly have time to monitor when to sell.

I have no business proposition or any bad intentions for messaging.

I only wanna know which stocks I can buy and forget about for the next 2 years

megawealth01:
I felt so embarrassed today

I was on an ideation call with my team discussing an opportunity in remote work for Nigerians when they asked the Minimum wage in Nigeria. I told them 70,000 Naira. We converted to USD. One of them asked if that was PER HOUR and I said Per month.

The entire team literally screamed in disbelief. They wondered how humans in the labour force could survive on so little 😿.

Despite not being a political leader in Nigeria and actually not living in Nigeria, I felt embarrassed.

I tried to defend the minimum wage issue but I probably didn’t do a good job because the team couldn’t stop showing their shock.

How many civil servants take home $500 a month? Practically none

bastardson:
DM was for advice on which stocks to invest long term as I hardly have time to monitor when to sell.

I have no business proposition or any bad intentions for messaging.

I only wanna know which stocks I can buy and forget about for the next 2 years

This may help.

NFA

essentialone:
Which stocks should we buy on Monday?

Co ask

Agbalowomeri:
How many civil servants take home $500 a month? Practically none

If you take an average civil servant in Nigeria, would you say that he produces goods or services worth $50 a month? I think productivity is the issue. You can't be paid more than what you produce.

Youngzedd:
This may help.

NFA

Thanks a lot .. Is Dangote still a good buy, looks stagnant for a while.

If you are to distribute 2.5m amongst them.. What would you suggest. I am sorry for my plenty questions

Raider76:
If you take an average civil servant in Nigeria, would you say that he produces goods or services worth $50 a month? I think productivity is the issue. You can't be paid more than what you produce.

I don't like talking about civil servants for certain reasons

Locotrader:
@streetinvestor
Good morning bro,

Please I want us to look into the power holding chams at #2 when it is suppose to find it's level at #5 or even above self.This is a Fintech company with lots of contracts and partnerships in Nigeria,Africa and the world at large.

Looking at Q3 result,they made over a billion naira profit which is the first time in the history of chams and os is just 4B shares.Excellent result so far and Q4 is looking heavy promising.

Chams partnering with union pay a Chinese company is suppose to move up the price though the stock touched 3.50 as when the news came out.I think they are also in partnership with Wema bank in card services.

When I look at the tradings in the last one month,I discovered there is someone with huge supply with a limit price #2.If you look at the offer table,you will know the stock is already setup for full bid @ 2.20 but that huge seller is the problem and people are scared of bidding the stock higher when the seller is willing at #2.

Do you know what this off screen deal is all about?
Let's take the discussion step by step on chams.

I think it's time to fight the battle and get the stock released from the cage of #2.
The current price is an insult to chams a stock with great potentials.

I have made my call on chams long ago here .My BE for chams even with the averaging up is still 64 Kobo.i did remember posting sometimes here not too long on that call when someone challenged me here to show my calls .Like i said that chams will be another ucapital in my portfolio. I have 10yrs horizon. I accumulated more at 1.50 when it Kept dropping after reaching #3.50 this yr.I did my findings and liked thr products and services in the Tech world.
On a serious not I don't want it yet to go up,lol.I wish it will stay till q1 2025..I have been buying afolabi units at #2 with any little cash left in my account if I buy big stocks.
Life would have been easier on this nse if I be one stock man like Agbalowomeri seriously. I even asked ositadima who said he bought some for jijo not to worry that it will do #2.50 soon for 20% and above

What I am hearing about access bank via VDM from my wife is not nice for thr image.VDM is my kind of person. I no sabi take rubbish. Not everyone likes or support corruption

Streetinvestor2:
I have made my call on chams long ago here .My BE for chams even with the averaging up is still 64 Kobo.i did remember posting sometimes here not too long on that call when someone challenged me here to show my calls .Like i said that chams will be another ucapital in my portfolio. I have 10yrs horizon. I accumulated more at 1.50 when it Kept dropping after reaching #3.50 this yr.I did my findings and liked thr products and services in the Tech world.
On a serious not I don't want it yet to go up,lol.I wish it will stay till q1 2025..I have been buying afolabi units at #2 with any little cash left in my account if I buy big stocks.
Life would have been easier on this nse if I be one stock man like Agbalowomeri seriously. I even asked ositadima who said he bought some for jijo not to worry that it will do #2.50 soon for 20% and above

I waited for your reply long ago.Maybe you just came online.I need to hear from you because I know when you bought it.Then i was doing Jijo with it before it moved by 100,200,300,400% and above self and still remain a very undervalued stock.

You answered well.If chams is not a good one to have in a portfolio I wouldn't have asked you about it.

Do you know who is offloading chams for over one month now?

This is my number one worries in the stock.
I bided for the stock when it was trying to go on full bid and got up to a million units at 1.14.Within 2 minutes the stock returned to #2 and I bought the rest at #2.Now I am even bidding at #1.98 in case the seller changes his mind to extend lower than #2.If chams breaks below #2,the next support is 1.81kobo.To me chams at #1.81 is vulnerable.Next week,we will have a clearer direction on which price to quene either lower or higher through the supplier.

Do you know about the off loader and his motive?

Technically,no one can handle this issue without insider info......

From experience,the day the seller of chams will finish selling,the stock will drop by 10% and rise to another 10% that same day.some people will make 20% on chams if monitored and followed well in a single trading.I think I will be among the beneficiaries the day it will happen.

Chams is the only stock I will have 50% in all my stock trading accounts because it is a technology stock.Any bigger partnership or contract can send it to #10 or above.The future is bright for Fintech companies especially the ones with multiples services like chams

Patience

bastardson:
Thanks a lot .. Is Dangote still a good buy, looks stagnant for a while.

If you are to distribute 2.5m amongst them.. What would you suggest. I am sorry for my plenty questions

You don't jump into a moving train, you enter when it's parked.


Choose 5 from the list and put 500k on each. Maybe 1 from each sector.


NFA

USD1,850

Raider76:
https://online.hbs.edu/courses/strategic-financial-analysis/

KarlTom:
USD1,850

It is a Harvard certificate you will get. It will light up your resume.😀

But seriously, I think people who want to advance what we are doing here to professional levels should consider these kinds of formal courses.

Raider76:
If you take an average civil servant in Nigeria, would you say that he produces goods or services worth $50 a month? I think productivity is the issue. You can't be paid more than what you produce.

That's not true
Would you say doctors and lecturers don't? That's why the sectors have become depleted and people have japad in droves.

Meanwhile,the pay structure in the civil service indirectly also influences the pay in the private sector. Today if you bill organizations in naira the dollar equivalent of what we used to charge, it will look as if you are greedy Lol.

Agbalowomeri:
That's not true
Would you say doctors and lecturers don't? That's why the sectors have become depleted and people have japad in droves.

Meanwhile,the pay structure in the civil service indirectly also influences the pay in the private sector. Today if you bill organizations in naira the dollar equivalent of what we used to charge, it will look as if you are greedy Lol.

You are right. I meant $500 not $50.

I am talking about core civil service. As you know there so many salary scales. Mdical and tertiary institutions have different scales.

For me, what caused Japa was more about UNDER EMPLOYMENT, rather than pay. The economy just does not produce enough jobs for the number of people graduating every year. This led to the lack of meritocracy, and politicians favoring themselves in both jobs and pay.