₦airaland Forum

yMcy56:
NNFM
Officially @119.90!!
Up with +10%...... N10. 90!
This one is moving like Beta glass
Has very small OS 178.2M, even smaller than that of Betaglass, so won't be surprised if it goes up far more

ACCESS @23.35 so far.....

JAPAUL...... Buyers and sellers monitoring each other, looking for who to blink first 😊

Neimeth on full bid @3.70

Accumulations ongoing in PZ @29.10...... lots of chains of transactions

222Martins:
It is easier to do 50% to 100% profit with N10M and pull out your full funds plus profit without hassle. It is harder to replicate with N2Billion.

Even if you divide and deploy N2Billion equally across 10 company stocks, that is N200M per company stock of your choice. The stocks you are likely to get 100% on a regular are stocks below N10. Now the problem is you cannot enter or exit with N200M without causing excitement or panic. 100% profit of that takes you to N400M. Best bet is to enter or pull out in bits over a long period of time; which is not really a viable option.

The more you reduce your spread from 10 companies to maybe 2 or 3 or 5, the bigger your funds per company and also headache. Now you understand why a N2Billion fund handler is okay with 2% profit, usually with blue chip stocks Like Nestle, Seplat, etc that can absorb the money without blinking.

No be to see 100% paper profit on N2Billion be the problem, can you actually cash it? Until your capital and profit sits as cash in your account; it is not yet Uhuru!!

PETERiCHY:
If you are OPPORTUNED to trade with 1Billion. RETURN of CAPITAL should be your UTTERMOST PRIORITY and I BET you will gladly be grabbing a 1% sure banker profit than lose 10% of your PRINCIPAL in a bid to make 100% Profit.

awesomeJ:
Exactly.
And it's not every time the underlying currency will move from #460 to #1500 year on year, making sustained 100% returns harder to find.

"harder" doesn't mean impossible sha.

Agbalowomeri:
Trust me you will find 100% opportunity every year. Whether you were lucky to grab it is a different thing entirely

ositadima1:
Maybe you're exceptionally skilled at finding stocks that return 100%, but that's not necessarily the case for everyone. Advising him to start looking for 100% gainers is like telling someone to start releasing hit songs just because Davido and others make it look easy.

Instead, you could help by actually calling out some of these 100% stocks, so those with X millions—or even billions—can invest annually. Since it's apparently easy for you to spot them.

Coolcash1:
To know how long you should stay in a stock, use the monthly time frame chart and check if the price is trading above 50EMA (for short term) or 150EMA (for long term hold) and then go to weekly timeframe for your entry.

With this strategy, you won’t have to enter and exit a stock early.

You can also use price action (if you’re skilled at it) to determine exact place or point you want to enter or exit…

Ire o…

Agbalowomeri:
It's not about calling out
It's about faith and patience

kalkah:
@Bagwa, Is it time to re-enter Tantalizer?

Mankind2024:
I can assure you, no one has a precision crystal ball to predict the stocks that would return 100% within 12 months. The determinant is foresight and risk tolerance. I've achieved remarkable returns on some stocks: 592% on Honeywell Flour, 600% on Ikeja Hotel, 912% on Transcorp Plc after reconstruction, and over 3000% on Transcorp Hotel, all within less than 3 years. I'm holding onto these stocks as they continue to compound. You might recall my 2023 recommendation that investors should consider the Tony Elumelu ecosystem, not just for personal gain but also for future generations. Mr. Agba responded lightheartedly, joking that Transcorp Plc would soon return to N1, when it was trading between N3.50 and N5 at the time. One member, Locotrader, demonstrated impressive insight in 2022 by suggesting that Transcorp Plc's total outstanding shares should be reduced for any significant impact to be felt. Unfortunately, he sold his shares before the Pentecost day.

awesomeJ:
MCSE hiking fees to 0.75% from 1st July.

that's extra 250k to 500k monthly brokerage fees for me.

Who has a trading license here.
I'll commit to N2bn annual trading value if you'll offer 0.5%

Locotrader:
Atlas is 0.40% and 0.60% in buy/sell.
Contact them

nosa2:
I use investment one and I am very happy with their services

Streetinvestor2:
That means you hardly sell your winning stock

ositadima1:
Maybe you're exceptionally skilled at finding stocks that return 100%, but that's not necessarily the case for everyone. Advising him to start looking for 100% gainers is like telling someone to start releasing hit songs just because Davido and others make it look easy.

Instead, you could help by actually calling out some of these 100% stocks, so those with X millions—or even billions—can invest annually. Since it's apparently easy for you to spot them.

Umehj88:
Brother osita abeg I still dey wait for you. Make I do my DD biko

Umehj88:
Brother osita abeg I still dey wait for you. Make I do my DD biko

ositadima1:
Bro, this one is based on Fibonacci and is still under construction, so make sure you do your due diligence. The predicted returns are based on the fib using the most recent prices from Friday, the 16th. Personally, if you hit 50%, you should start considering an exit.

Some of the insurance stocks in there—especially Regalins—have low volume (u fit no see enough). On the other hand, Presco and BUA Foods are quite solid for low-risk exposure. I don't have a time target for this; it's up to you, Bro.

ositadima1:
Maybe you're exceptionally skilled at finding stocks that return 100%, but that's not necessarily the case for everyone. Advising him to start looking for 100% gainers is like telling someone to start releasing hit songs just because Davido and others make it look easy.

Instead, you could help by actually calling out some of these 100% stocks, so those with X millions—or even billions—can invest annually. Since it's apparently easy for you to spot them.

STOjo:
I think the case is just like a "half full and half empty cup". People have different experience and principles.
I respect Agbalowomeri's position and I won't argue with him.
He might not be 100% correct, but there is a lot wisdom/experience in his write-ups.
My encouragement is to heed when he speaks and not to argue.

STOjo:
I think the case is just like a "half full and half empty cup". People have different experience and principles.
I respect Agbalowomeri's position and I won't argue with him.
He might not be 100% correct, but there is a lot wisdom/experience in his write-ups.
My encouragement is to heed when he speaks and not to argue.

Care4:
I use them too. They are not near the best. Slow response, high fees. Some MARKET orders dont even market it to the market floor.

nosa2:
I do maybe 4 trades a year and I'm not very price sensitive. One thing I really like about them is that they sort out my dividend issues for stocks own.

I Dont know if the dividend issue is a broker specific feature or something from CSCS

Agbalowomeri:
Heed ke, na all of us dey share ideas o

nosa2:
I do maybe 4 trades a year and I'm not very price sensitive. One thing I really like about them is that they sort out my dividend issues for stocks own.

I Dont know if the dividend issue is a broker specific feature or something from CSCS

Agbalowomeri:
It's not about calling out
It's about faith and patience