₦airaland Forum

Mpeace:
Trading window extended. Now from 9am to 4pm. These people want to make man useless

Agbalowomeri:
Market is not yet deep enough for this number of hours

GeneralDae:
To attract more investors from the U.S especially now that we are a frontier market.

Mpeace:
Trading window extended. Now from 9am to 4pm. These people want to make man useless

Agbalowomeri:
So why did they not pay the promised N1 interim

Indigbo:
Yes but it was worth ₦774.759.8 when i gave my broker instruction yesterday, so why are they selling at ₦388,355.99 ? I don't get it. I'm done with Investment-one

GeneralDae:
To attract more investors from the U.S especially now that we are a frontier market.

emmasoft:
@Indigbo, I hope you understand how stocks are valued. If you have 20k units, how can your worth be 774,759.8, when Fidelity was less than 20? Kindly review the platform carefully to better understand what is being displayed. You may also call customer care or send an email if you need clarification on any activity in your account.

I have personally used the platform since 2017, and it has been reliable. Most activity reports on users’ accounts are automated and accurately reflect transactions and market movements.
You can also reach out to me; perhaps I could give you the clarification you need.

millo:
Thank joor. I am in a part of Canada where I have to wake up at 3 am to place trade on NGX and market closes at my 6;30am.

Payunsin:
My Morgan capital portfolio valuation only adds the value of my purchase to my portfolio in the last 3 trading sessions without taking account of stock price movement.
My concern is prices of stocks reflected changes n total valuation remains same.
Is anyone experiencing such or Wetin dey happen gangan?
I called their customer service line and as usual they did not pick my calls (,so useless)

Krisuba:
I Have spent midnight awake trying to fill d e divident form for my CWG divident. Only to discover that d divident has been paid already! Nice improvement!!

zendi:
No wonder that Cameroun is the most developed nation on earth.

Oga Paul is 92 years young and just starting the 8th, six-year tenure that will take him to 98 of age and 50 yrs in office.

As a result, Cameroun has top notch governance, advancement and everything according to the Edueco theory of sit-tight presidency.

Indigbo:
I bought 20,000 units of Fidelity Bank shares in 2024 for a total of ₦195,000. I recently realised that I still have these shares Lol. I’m now considering selling them. The current market value of the shares is now ₦792,000. Should I sell now or continue holding? I would appreciate your advice. Thanks!

Agbalowomeri:
Just dey deceive EDUARDO

bovali:
At current prices, Access offers the stronger cash yield on a simple dividend basis. Stanbic at ₦188 and a dividend of ₦6.55 per share gives a dividend yield of about 3.48%, while Access at ₦29 and a dividend of ₦2.00 per share gives a dividend yield of about 6.90%. That means Access is offering roughly 3.42 percentage points more in dividend yield based on those numbers.

What makes Access even more interesting is the pattern of its dividend payments. In recent years, Access has typically paid a smaller interim dividend and then a much larger final dividend. For example, it paid an interim dividend of ₦0.30 and a final dividend of ₦1.30 for 2023, and an interim dividend of ₦0.45 with a final dividend of ₦2.05 for 2024. So historically, the larger part of shareholder cash return has tended to come at the final dividend stage rather than the interim stage.

The implication is simple. If an investor is buying mainly for income, Access currently looks more attractive on headline dividend yield. Stanbic may still appeal for other reasons such as earnings quality, capital strength, and overall market positioning, but on pure cash yield at these prices, Access is ahead.

Agbalowomeri:
Just dey deceive EDUARDO

Krisuba:
I Have spent midnight awake trying to fill d e divident form for my CWG divident. Only to discover that d divident has been paid already! Nice improvement!!

EDUECO:
It only works for a country that is serious about development.

Mankind2024:
In the Investment Marathon, Crossing a Milestone is a Thing of Joy.
I know many members of this forum would love to celebrate hitting their own milestones. For me, it’s really no big deal. If I had not read widely and learned from the experiences of successful investors, I wouldn’t be where I am today.
This is a faceless forum and no one knows me personally, but I feel indebted if I don’t share the secret that propelled my NGX portfolio to 10-figure paper assets.
First, my deepest appreciation goes to the Almighty God. I also owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Berkshire Hathaway legends — the late Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett. I have studied them so deeply that I can recite many of their guiding principles verbatim.
The first major battle I won in this marathon journey was defeating self-sabotage.
The reason many retail investors struggle to reach meaningful milestones is self-sabotage, combined with over-reliance on rumours, greed, and fear. I remember how, in the early days, I once blamed my broker for recommending poorly performing stocks which later return 10X. In anger, I sold off everything. Those were the days when you had to fill physical forms and email them to your broker before any transaction could go through.
Most of the time, I didn’t even know what I wanted. I was just chasing the crowd with zero fundamental knowledge — pure self-help mixed with self-sabotage.
Fast forward a few years, I came across an online website that allowed users to download free investing eBooks. I believe I was the first person to share the link in this forum back in 2015/16 (the site seems to be malfunctioning these days www.pdfdrive.net).
The moment I started applying the core principles of Berkshire Hathaway as taught by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, everything began to change. The light of prosperity came from three simple rules: Spend less, save more, and invest consistently — then allow the power of compounding to do the heavy lifting.
I stopped interfering with my portfolio. That discipline alone turned an investment of ₦1,000,000 into over ₦30,000,000.
Before I saw this light, I was a fierce critic of President Jonathan. I blamed him for almost everything wrong in my life. Today, I can’t even remember the various monikers I used to call him back then. I now understand fully that the government is not the primary reason most people fail to succeed.
The day I realised that abundant wealth begins in the mind, I started thinking and acting differently.
It is indeed a sweet milestone — especially in a nation where over 90% of citizens cannot boast of ₦100 million in liquid assets. Here I am today, saying with gratitude: Ebenezeri! The Lord has done it for me.
Another powerful lesson I learned from the Berkshire Hathaway legends is this:
If you cannot watch your portfolio lose 50% during a bear market or downturn and still stay invested, then you have no business in the stock market.
During the recent Strait of Hormuz tensions, my NYSE portfolio was badly battered. At the lowest point, I had an unrealised loss of $28,000. But I did nothing. I remained fully invested. Today, that unrealised loss has completely reversed into an unrealised gain of over $32,000.
If I had panicked and sold at the bottom, I would be regretting it today. Instead, I’m filled with gratitude to God for the privilege of building a 10-figure, highly liquid portfolio on the NGX.
This is my testimony, shared to motivate every aspiring member of the N1B Gang portfolio. Keep learning, stay disciplined, defeat self-sabotage, and let compounding work for you. Volatility is the price you must pay for the gift of compounding.
You too can do it and get there.



"Feel free to ask me any questions. I'd be happy to answer them, but please do not ask for my contact information."

Mankind2024:
In the Investment Marathon, Crossing a Milestone is a Thing of Joy.
I know many members of this forum would love to celebrate hitting their own milestones. For me, it’s really no big deal. If I had not read widely and learned from the experiences of successful investors, I wouldn’t be where I am today.
This is a faceless forum and no one knows me personally, but I feel indebted if I don’t share the secret that propelled my NGX portfolio to 10-figure paper assets.
First, my deepest appreciation goes to the Almighty God. I also owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Berkshire Hathaway legends — the late Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett. I have studied them so deeply that I can recite many of their guiding principles verbatim.
The first major battle I won in this marathon journey was defeating self-sabotage.
The reason many retail investors struggle to reach meaningful milestones is self-sabotage, combined with over-reliance on rumours, greed, and fear. I remember how, in the early days, I once blamed my broker for recommending poorly performing stocks which later return 10X. In anger, I sold off everything. Those were the days when you had to fill physical forms and email them to your broker before any transaction could go through.
Most of the time, I didn’t even know what I wanted. I was just chasing the crowd with zero fundamental knowledge — pure self-help mixed with self-sabotage.
Fast forward a few years, I came across an online website that allowed users to download free investing eBooks. I believe I was the first person to share the link in this forum back in 2015/16 (the site seems to be malfunctioning these days www.pdfdrive.net).
The moment I started applying the core principles of Berkshire Hathaway as taught by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, everything began to change. The light of prosperity came from three simple rules: Spend less, save more, and invest consistently — then allow the power of compounding to do the heavy lifting.
I stopped interfering with my portfolio. That discipline alone turned an investment of ₦1,000,000 into over ₦30,000,000.
Before I saw this light, I was a fierce critic of President Jonathan. I blamed him for almost everything wrong in my life. Today, I can’t even remember the various monikers I used to call him back then. I now understand fully that the government is not the primary reason most people fail to succeed.
The day I realised that abundant wealth begins in the mind, I started thinking and acting differently.
It is indeed a sweet milestone — especially in a nation where over 90% of citizens cannot boast of ₦100 million in liquid assets. Here I am today, saying with gratitude: Ebenezeri! The Lord has done it for me.
Another powerful lesson I learned from the Berkshire Hathaway legends is this:
If you cannot watch your portfolio lose 50% during a bear market or downturn and still stay invested, then you have no business in the stock market.
During the recent Strait of Hormuz tensions, my NYSE portfolio was badly battered. At the lowest point, I had an unrealised loss of $28,000. But I did nothing. I remained fully invested. Today, that unrealised loss has completely reversed into an unrealised gain of over $32,000.
If I had panicked and sold at the bottom, I would be regretting it today. Instead, I’m filled with gratitude to God for the privilege of building a 10-figure, highly liquid portfolio on the NGX.
This is my testimony, shared to motivate every aspiring member of the N1B Gang portfolio. Keep learning, stay disciplined, defeat self-sabotage, and let compounding work for you. Volatility is the price you must pay for the gift of compounding.
You too can do it and get there.



"Feel free to ask me any questions. I'd be happy to answer them, but please do not ask for my contact information."

Mankind2024:
In the Investment Marathon, Crossing a Milestone is a Thing of Joy.
I know many members of this forum would love to celebrate hitting their own milestones. For me, it’s really no big deal. If I had not read widely and learned from the experiences of successful investors, I wouldn’t be where I am today.
This is a faceless forum and no one knows me personally, but I feel indebted if I don’t share the secret that propelled my NGX portfolio to 10-figure paper assets.
First, my deepest appreciation goes to the Almighty God. I also owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Berkshire Hathaway legends — the late Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett. I have studied them so deeply that I can recite many of their guiding principles verbatim.
The first major battle I won in this marathon journey was defeating self-sabotage.
The reason many retail investors struggle to reach meaningful milestones is self-sabotage, combined with over-reliance on rumours, greed, and fear. I remember how, in the early days, I once blamed my broker for recommending poorly performing stocks which later return 10X. In anger, I sold off everything. Those were the days when you had to fill physical forms and email them to your broker before any transaction could go through.
Most of the time, I didn’t even know what I wanted. I was just chasing the crowd with zero fundamental knowledge — pure self-help mixed with self-sabotage.
Fast forward a few years, I came across an online website that allowed users to download free investing eBooks. I believe I was the first person to share the link in this forum back in 2015/16 (the site seems to be malfunctioning these days www.pdfdrive.net).
The moment I started applying the core principles of Berkshire Hathaway as taught by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, everything began to change. The light of prosperity came from three simple rules: Spend less, save more, and invest consistently — then allow the power of compounding to do the heavy lifting.
I stopped interfering with my portfolio. That discipline alone turned an investment of ₦1,000,000 into over ₦30,000,000.
Before I saw this light, I was a fierce critic of President Jonathan. I blamed him for almost everything wrong in my life. Today, I can’t even remember the various monikers I used to call him back then. I now understand fully that the government is not the primary reason most people fail to succeed.
The day I realised that abundant wealth begins in the mind, I started thinking and acting differently.
It is indeed a sweet milestone — especially in a nation where over 90% of citizens cannot boast of ₦100 million in liquid assets. Here I am today, saying with gratitude: Ebenezeri! The Lord has done it for me.
Another powerful lesson I learned from the Berkshire Hathaway legends is this:
If you cannot watch your portfolio lose 50% during a bear market or downturn and still stay invested, then you have no business in the stock market.
During the recent Strait of Hormuz tensions, my NYSE portfolio was badly battered. At the lowest point, I had an unrealised loss of $28,000. But I did nothing. I remained fully invested. Today, that unrealised loss has completely reversed into an unrealised gain of over $32,000.
If I had panicked and sold at the bottom, I would be regretting it today. Instead, I’m filled with gratitude to God for the privilege of building a 10-figure, highly liquid portfolio on the NGX.
This is my testimony, shared to motivate every aspiring member of the N1B Gang portfolio. Keep learning, stay disciplined, defeat self-sabotage, and let compounding work for you. Volatility is the price you must pay for the gift of compounding.
You too can do it and get there.



"Feel free to ask me any questions. I'd be happy to answer them, but please do not ask for my contact information."

Mankind2024:
In the Investment Marathon, Crossing a Milestone is a Thing of Joy.
I know many members of this forum would love to celebrate hitting their own milestones. For me, it’s really no big deal. If I had not read widely and learned from the experiences of successful investors, I wouldn’t be where I am today.
This is a faceless forum and no one knows me personally, but I feel indebted if I don’t share the secret that propelled my NGX portfolio to 10-figure paper assets.
First, my deepest appreciation goes to the Almighty God. I also owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Berkshire Hathaway legends — the late Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett. I have studied them so deeply that I can recite many of their guiding principles verbatim.
The first major battle I won in this marathon journey was defeating self-sabotage.
The reason many retail investors struggle to reach meaningful milestones is self-sabotage, combined with over-reliance on rumours, greed, and fear. I remember how, in the early days, I once blamed my broker for recommending poorly performing stocks which later return 10X. In anger, I sold off everything. Those were the days when you had to fill physical forms and email them to your broker before any transaction could go through.
Most of the time, I didn’t even know what I wanted. I was just chasing the crowd with zero fundamental knowledge — pure self-help mixed with self-sabotage.
Fast forward a few years, I came across an online website that allowed users to download free investing eBooks. I believe I was the first person to share the link in this forum back in 2015/16 (the site seems to be malfunctioning these days www.pdfdrive.net).
The moment I started applying the core principles of Berkshire Hathaway as taught by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, everything began to change. The light of prosperity came from three simple rules: Spend less, save more, and invest consistently — then allow the power of compounding to do the heavy lifting.
I stopped interfering with my portfolio. That discipline alone turned an investment of ₦1,000,000 into over ₦30,000,000.
Before I saw this light, I was a fierce critic of President Jonathan. I blamed him for almost everything wrong in my life. Today, I can’t even remember the various monikers I used to call him back then. I now understand fully that the government is not the primary reason most people fail to succeed.
The day I realised that abundant wealth begins in the mind, I started thinking and acting differently.
It is indeed a sweet milestone — especially in a nation where over 90% of citizens cannot boast of ₦100 million in liquid assets. Here I am today, saying with gratitude: Ebenezeri! The Lord has done it for me.
Another powerful lesson I learned from the Berkshire Hathaway legends is this:
If you cannot watch your portfolio lose 50% during a bear market or downturn and still stay invested, then you have no business in the stock market.
During the recent Strait of Hormuz tensions, my NYSE portfolio was badly battered. At the lowest point, I had an unrealised loss of $28,000. But I did nothing. I remained fully invested. Today, that unrealised loss has completely reversed into an unrealised gain of over $32,000.
If I had panicked and sold at the bottom, I would be regretting it today. Instead, I’m filled with gratitude to God for the privilege of building a 10-figure, highly liquid portfolio on the NGX.
This is my testimony, shared to motivate every aspiring member of the N1B Gang portfolio. Keep learning, stay disciplined, defeat self-sabotage, and let compounding work for you. Volatility is the price you must pay for the gift of compounding.
You too can do it and get there.



"Feel free to ask me any questions. I'd be happy to answer them, but please do not ask for my contact information."

chimex38:
@Indigbo
From the image you posted here I am reproducing below from this previous quote of yours, you seem to have 40,000 unit and not 20,000.
Probably you bought more than you can remember or your broker bought more than you instructed.

It is the 40k unit that is worth over ₦700k not 20k unit.

You probably only instructed your broker to sell only 20k units out of it.




Also, it's strange that you don't have a cost price basis. was your shares previously transferred from another broker? or did Fidelity Bank issue an un-aware bonus you didn't know about
(i don't know🤷).

Cc: Emmasoft

Mpeace:
Trading window extended. Now from 9am to 4pm. These people want to make man useless