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Calinson2000:
These two were started on the same day, 16th of this month. What exactly could explain this?

Beeron:
Pro;

*More liquiity to the market
*More foreign investors participation
*Volume of some penny stocks will increase as a result.
*More profit on a single trading day.

Con

*Stock brokers will incure more cost for doing business beyond regular business hours, hence expect a little bit of increment in service charge.

Calinson2000:
These two were started on the same day, 16th of this month. What exactly could explain this?

Emzedz:
Hw much was ur initial investment

Emzedz:
Does paramount hv its own app

CSblackpink:
Yup.

LoriHamo:
The losses are always big why the rubbish

These asset managers make a lot of money from OPM.... because there is no way we will actually know what's up except the percentage they decide to drop for us

IchKampf:
@Beeron and other experienced members, someone here mentioned maintaining a 40/20/40 investment portfolio. Please which fraction/percentage should an investor distribute their investment among MMF, Fixed Income and Equity?
Many thanks in advance.

IchKampf:
@Beeron and other experienced members, someone here mentioned maintaining a 40/20/40 investment portfolio. Please which fraction/percentage should an investor distribute their investment among MMF, Fixed Income and Equity?
Many thanks in advance.

Beeron:
If you are below 50 years old. Follow this set up:

*50% MMF (Gains from here goes into buying the dip in Equity red days and other family expenses)

*30% Equity mutual funds (Money growth long term for bigger projects to be projected year on year, secondly this returns will always beat returns from MMF)

*15% Individual Stocks picking (Follow my YouTube channel for weekly stocks picks and make consistent gains on liquid large cap stocks, cash out and go enjoy your life with the gains or support your family, imagine making 6-9% on different stocks, patience is required too but gains will always be locked in)

*5% Emergency cash (You will always need this when all your money has been invested)




If you are above 50 years old:

*70% MMF (proceed should go towards building for rent and earn from that)

*20% Equity mutual funds (spread among best performing equity mutual fund, Cardinal stone is a must)

*10% Cash


If you are 60 years and above:

*80% MMF (proceed should towards building for rent and earn from that)

*20% Cash

If you lucky to have a son or daughter who support you with money, take the money and buy strong individual stocks and dividend paying stocks, even if you pass away, your kids will continue earning from the small change they usually give you. Inform them about the investment too

Emzedz:
Link to it pls

CSblackpink:
Well articulated, bro.

CSblackpink:
https://investnaija.com/

Beeron:
If you are below 50 years old. Follow this set up:

*50% MMF (Gains from here goes into buying the dip in Equity red days and other family expenses)

*30% Equity mutual funds (Money growth long term for bigger projects to be projected year on year, secondly this returns will always beat returns from MMF)

*15% Individual Stocks picking (Follow my YouTube channel for weekly stocks picks and make consistent gains on liquid large cap stocks, cash out and go enjoy your life with the gains or support your family, imagine making 6-9% on different stocks, patience is required too but gains will always be locked in)

*5% Emergency cash (You will always need this when all your money has been invested)




If you are above 50 years old:

*70% MMF (proceed should go towards building for rent and earn from that)

*20% Equity mutual funds (spread among best performing equity mutual fund, Cardinal stone is a must)

*10% Cash


If you are 60 years and above:

*80% MMF (proceed should towards building for rent and earn from that)

*20% Cash

If you lucky to have a son or daughter who support you with money, take the money and buy strong individual stocks and dividend paying stocks, even if you pass away, your kids will continue earning from the small change they usually give you. Inform them about the investment too

Ogborokiri:
YouTube link abeg

Beeron:
I explained the technical Analysis of How TOP GAINERS Stocks Performed Last Week


MTN, GTCO, ACCESSHOLDING, ARADEL, ECOBANK, AIRTEL (TOP GAINERS STOCK PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS)


https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw

Ogborokiri:
I want to start trading stock as a biggner please recommend app I can use although I use cowrywisewis for my mutual fund please I need guide

Beeron:
I would have recommended Cardinal stone but you need atleast 150k to enable you begin to trade, Naaah, not everyone can afford that. Another is Meritrade by Meristem, too advanced and not all that beginner friendly.

I strongly recommend Trove or Bamboo.

Stay away from Afrivest app if you don't want to regret trading, because you will spend more time complaining to their customer support than trading.

After you join Trove or Bamboo, look for their Telegram community, they both have telegram community where customer support will quickly solve any app issues you encounter in real time. I am in those groups as well suggesting/recommending stocks and helping people out with their portfolio, both Nigeria and foreign stocks.

Trove customer support is more responsive on Telegram.

Beeron:
If you are below 50 years old. Follow this set up:

*50% MMF (Gains from here goes into buying the dip in Equity red days and other family expenses)

*30% Equity mutual funds (Money growth long term for bigger projects to be projected year on year, secondly this returns will always beat returns from MMF)

*15% Individual Stocks picking (Follow my YouTube channel for weekly stocks picks and make consistent gains on liquid large cap stocks, cash out and go enjoy your life with the gains or support your family, imagine making 6-9% on different stocks, patience is required too but gains will always be locked in)

*5% Emergency cash (You will always need this when all your money has been invested)




If you are above 50 years old:

*70% MMF (proceed should go towards building for rent and earn from that)

*20% Equity mutual funds (spread among best performing equity mutual fund, Cardinal stone is a must)

*10% Cash


If you are 60 years and above:

*80% MMF (proceed should towards building for rent and earn from that)

*20% Cash

If you lucky to have a son or daughter who support you with money, take the money and buy strong individual stocks and dividend paying stocks, even if you pass away, your kids will continue earning from the small change they usually give you. Inform them about the investment too

DataAnalyst2022:
Kindly share your YouTube channel with us.

How can we be trading stocks weekly? Are we going to be buying stock and dumping them weekly?

DataAnalyst2022:
Thanks for this.

Why did you recommend Cardinal stone for stock trading as a beginner? Is it because CS has 'buy" and "sell" option?

Beeron:
Re-read again, I recommended Trove or Bamboo.

Cardinal stone is best for Equity mutual funds.

Meritrade isnt beginner friendly.

Afrivest is notorious for constant bugs and glitches

auschris:
are there other issues with cardinalstone (for trading purposes) apart from the minimum requirement of 150K you mentioned earlier?

Beeron:
Aside the minimum requirement amount, no issues at all. Cardinal is fine. I think welzyj2 trade using cardinal stone, he should share his experience so far.

ollypass:
Good Monday morning house, please pardon my rookie question; Does Paramount and Zedcrest have brick and mortar offices like stanbic and arm? or thier operations is fully online via an app? thanks for the enlightment in advance.

welzyj2:
CardinalStone is actually a nice platform for trading. No too much complications on their platform. Customer service is also great.

Only on 1 occasion my trade was settled without them adding brokage fee, and an email was sent noting that to me (this speak a lot about how detailed they are)

Trade settlement is also very easy. I guess this is because they control a large amount of transactions on the stock market

Beeron:
Aside the minimum requirement amount, no issues at all. Cardinal is fine. I think welzyj2 trade using cardinal stone, he should share his experience so far.