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Iamblessed8888:
Exactly Bro. That’s the plan. Dont put all your funds in koru o better to do sound stocks of solid companies like Amazon and co

Emzedz:
So na to withdraw or hold.. cos I can't keep watchin my portfolio reduce..
Zedcrest n paramount n Cs beware.

Beeron:
lol, don't get scared. That's why it's called investment. Every loss is a paper loss until you withdraw your money to physical cash.

ASI ran up too high and too fast, so it only trying to correct itself before things gets back to normal.

The market operate in a zig zag pattern and that's how money is made.

Beeron:
In my opinion about TA and FA debate. TA wins 70% of the time?

Why?

The simple truth is regardless of how solid the FA is, right; the market is still a bubble at the end of the day, even the economy is a bubble in itself, the struggle of not making that bubble burst is why government issues Tbill, Bond and OMO and buy them back. Now the day government fails to pay back or buy back, the bubble will burst, MMF will fail, bond will fail, Tbills will fail, omo will fail. Economy collapse.

Same with trading stocks using FA — again — No matter how solid FA is, the players in the market will ensure a bubble build because if a bubble don't build no one will take profit and no one will buy the stock in the first place. That's why TA comes in.

Now with TA, I can calmly sit in front of my computer and see the irrational buyers, the rational buyer, the noise and the quietness in the market as well as the opportunity and when to enter and leave, even if I don't know what the company is manufacturing, the fact that I can tell the best time to buy thier stock, make money and dump it is such a powerful flex because, in the long run, you will beat the market, compound your money faster and avoid crash in the event that that bad news hit the company and everyone are dumping their stock.

TA wins any day but it's hard to master TA however, FA is out there in the open for easy accessibility but TA takes time and experience to learn and master. But once you have good grasp of it, even in your 70s and 80s, you will still be trading stocks and continue to beat the market, no retirement.

ollypass:
in essence for every 60-80% green 🍏 expect a 20-40% pullback for the market to course correct before going on another run ..this should be the equity long term investor perspective ...when I figured this out, I gave my self peace and stopped trying to figure out how to stop Yakubu from wiping my gains short term...if it was trading you were doing ,then you can apply a stop loss to your set up or set up your exit if your modest in T.A. so you cash out before a trade hits the reversal. ( berom this isn't replying to you but the other bro looking for how to bail out )

ollypass:
So a practical case study question for you bro, I haven't seen the ASI chart so I don't know how far into over sold territory we are or how far down we need to go from the technicals ...but what impact do you think the fundamental news of the Dangote IPO would have on the charts as we approach it's launch ? Do you feel T.A. will run it's course either way or we will experience a market reversal due to fresh liquidity courtesy of the IPO before the dip gets any dipper?

Beeron:
it hasn't even started sef.

Beeron:
lol, don't get scared. That's why it's called investment. Every loss is a paper loss until you withdraw your money to physical cash.

ASI ran up too high and too fast, so it only trying to correct itself before things gets back to normal.

The market operate in a zig zag pattern and that's how money is made.

CSblackpink:
Haha, I'm not into Koru; however, I just bought Intel.

Beeron:
For a start, ASI wouldn't go down like in a way of crash, Naaah, this is basically just correction going on, a twist of fate can happen tomorrow whereby if institutional money enter ZENITH, GTCO and MTN tomorrow, that same tomorrow, ASI might as well gain full strength for another bull run, so it's really a case of bubble, no one wants to be at the receiving end catching the falling knife that's why a correction is happening now. So, the answer is NO! sometimes, ASI doesn't run its full course because it human trading with emotion.

Equity fund managers know how to manage this risk that's why they don't invest all funds into stocks, some keep cash to buy the dip while some invest in fixed income to cushion the loss, so all an investor will do is wait. Only stocks traders can change their destiny by making quick decisions. That's that.

Secondly, the DANGOTE refinery IPO listing is gaining so much buzz and frenzy that I don't even feel attracted to it at all. And to answer your question, it's just hype, it has nothing to do with the market for now until the listing finally comes to the market.

cyrilex202:
Your kind advice boss should I sell all equity and hold until the market is better?

Secondly this talk of dividend for equity investors like us how true?

If true when do dey usually distribute the dividend.

For someone that joined equity early March this year will I be eligible for the dividend?


Sorry for all this questions because I only started equity this year March.

Alaska90:
Intel ? You get mind oh
Anyway I am also chasing Intel but I am using Option trading to see if I could get some.....I have a 127 sell put option on it expiring next week friday.
If I am assign my average price will be 116 which I am a bit scare of..too high. But they have paid me premieum on the contract already. So I cant lose both way.

SerDuncan:
I have a question for the gurus here please.

If you have a hundred million naira to fully invest in Nigerian equities for the next 3 years, would you choose the Cardinalstone CSOF or Zedcrest or (please share any other options).?

Kindly share your thoughts please 🙏

auschris:
Any updates from Zedcrest for yesterday?

SerDuncan:
I have a question for the gurus here please.

If you have a hundred million naira to fully invest in Nigerian equities for the next 3 years, would you choose the Cardinalstone CSOF or Zedcrest or (please share any other options).?

Kindly share your thoughts please 🙏

CSblackpink:
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Dramadiddy:
My portfolio looks like they recorded 0.00%

StockJamesStock:
I have just subscribed to CSOF.

Thought about this question as well, but in the end, the facts that the company that has been operating for almost 20 years, is recognised as one of the top stockbrokers in the country (which also means they'll have access to great deal flow) with very positive ratings from international agencies etc, all tipped the balance in favour of CSOF for me. In fact in doing my research i realised that Zedcrest has appointed CardinalStone multiple times to lead their (the broader Zedcrest Group) commercial papers issuances. So if Zedcrest trusts CardinalStone, why won't I trust them too?

20% difference in it's single first year is not enough reason to invest that amount in a fund that hasn't reached 6 months old. My goal is long term capital appreciation (I don't intend to withdraw the money in the next maybe 20 years) so stability is more important than momentary gains. I guess if one was planning to withdraw in less than a year the calculus might be different.

In all, after the initial year lock-in period or a couple of years, if it looks like Zedcrest is consistently outperforming, nothing stops me from gradually moving over profits from CSOF to them or even do another bulk deposit.

Iamblessed8888:
😂😂😂 Yakubu is dealing with us here

CSblackpink:
Yakubu dealt with me last week; my brain had to do a factory reset. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

auschris:
Hoping for some recovery this week. Last week and the early part of this week were very bloody

CSblackpink:
Haha, I'm not into Koru; however, I just bought Intel.

auschris:
Did you exit KORU?

CSblackpink:
I'm not trading it; my broker does not have it. Currently doing FLXK:L and some Asian stocks from Taiwan with Intel.

CSblackpink:
I'm not trading it; my broker does not have it. Currently doing FLXK:L and some Asian stocks from Taiwan with Intel.

auschris:
Did you exit KORU?