₦airaland Forum

Streetinvestor2:
Nice target bro.When u buy after the 50% crash. I believe u will expect it to crash another 50% for it to balance for u and others too
Abi u will expect it to go north after u buy.
That will be unfair to the market oh

emmanuelewumi:
50% crash is a tough for oooo. The All Share Index sef can't fall to 75k in the next 12 months

KarlTom:
New and experienced...

Coolcash1:
What Mr market cannot do does not exist….

Coolcash1:
What Mr market cannot do does not exist….

Coolcash1:
What Mr market cannot do does not exist….

emmanuelewumi:
When was the last time ASI was down by 50% in 12 months

Care4:
New to Nigerian market, experienced in the US market. Both are possible.

Coolcash1:
I need the NSE sell off to hit Okomu, Presco, Nestle, Nahco, MTN and Dangote Cement very hard.

A 50% crash in their prices is all the son of man need….

emmaodet:
My brother, it is only when I come online I see people talking down on some money.
You will someone who is not earning 500k talking down on a pilot earning 2m per month saying it is a peanut.
Many have never floated a business and pay workers just common 100k per month yet will come online and rubbish someone earning 300k.
200m is roughly 130k us dollars.
You can buy a nice bungalow in any state capital, lesser outside the state capital aside Lagos and Abuja for 35m.
A friend showed me a building he wants to buy in PH for 35m and it was beautiful.
So 35m on house, 10m on car and you are left with about 150m.
Divide it into 2, 75m gives you 11m interest on TB or mutual funds per annum at 15% rate while the other half 75m in dollars MF which is $50,000 at 9% gives $4,500 which is roughly 6.5m.
Total annual income 17.5m in passive income and we are here debating it is a peanut.
For a country where over 85% of the population are earning less than 10m as house hold income per year (wife and husband total income)
Well, this is internet sha were everyone is a billionaire are living in mansions

Raalsalghul:
This is just a Nigerian attribute I have noticed due to our innate classicism. The way Nigerians talk down on some amount of money, you would think majority of the population are rich meanwhile we rank very high on the poverty index.

Streetinvestor2:
U re correct. The only thing is another 50% crash is possible too after u buy..lol

Gerrard59:
Perceived access or closeness to people with illegal money, and maybe it is a southern thing because we are southerners. Or do northerners share similar views about money?

You can see such in Lagos and other cities in the south. But is it rampant across Northern Nigeria as well?

Gerrard59:
Perceived access or closeness to people with illegal money, and maybe it is a southern thing because we are southerners. Or do northerners share similar views about money?

You can see such in Lagos and other cities in the south. But is it rampant across Northern Nigeria as well?

Gerrard59:
Perceived access or closeness to people with illegal money, and maybe it is a southern thing because we are southerners. Or do northerners share similar views about money?

You can see such in Lagos and other cities in the south. But is it rampant across Northern Nigeria as well?

pluto09:
https://nairametrics.com/2025/11/09/palmpay-wema-bank-complete-first-live-transaction-on-nibss-national-payment-stack/

Itzlinda:
Ding 😄

mikeapollo:
Why show smiles in red and not green?
Smiling in parables?

Itzlinda:
I am in the camp of those waiting for 50% ASI drop 😄