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bear today no go get part two

Youngzedd:
You must be new here.

yes I am new..u wey b old..congrats, go gtb go collect money, tell dem say u b old member for nairaland

bolabiyi:
yes I am new..u wey b old..congrats, go gtb go collect money, tell dem say u b old member for nairaland

You remind me of "bigass".

ExLaidback:
Actually my good madam, another (almost inevitable) quarter of GDP contraction and we'd officially be in a recession.

and my oga sir, Heaven will not fall..

Every body just tanda dey look. Market dey drink bear. Waiting for out come of MPC meeting. So after the raggae play the bull .......

assuming i have some money left i would have buy stanbic @ 16.00 immediately set a selling price @ 17.33k.. just watch out stanbic @ the close of market today... not a recommendation..

betcindy:
Every body just tanda dey look. Market dey drink bear. Waiting for out come of MPC meeting. So after the raggae play the bull .......

bro them don finish meeting today na item 7.... news is that no devaluation

Is okay.but still watching for a good penny stock with promising capital appreciation.

UCap finds support at N2.00

One needs to take serious time before investing, to avoid getting his fingers burnt. This month end is critical.some are looking whom they dump on

Gurus in the house fidelity and skye which is better to buy at this current price

betcindy:
One needs to take serious time before investing, to avoid getting his fingers burnt. This month end is critical.some are looking whom they dump on

I try as much as posible not to trade during volatility .... like now.

Na to just siddon on the sidelines dey look before my tashere money dissappear

ufotty2001:
assuming i have some money left i would have buy stanbic @ 16.00 immediately set a selling price @ 17.33k.. just watch out stanbic @ the close of market today... not a recommendation..

Is stanbic not high for N16? what about skye or fidelity? what do you think

nija4us:
Is stanbic not high for N16? what about skye or fidelity? what do you think

It is easier for the market to drag Stanbic to 14.00 than to move it to 17.33. Anyway, follow your instinct.

someone just bought 20,000,000 units of FBNH at once.

yrmybank:
someone just bought 20,000,000 units of FBNH at once.

someone just sold 20,000,000 units of the said stock @ once


one will definitely be proved right by the market.
either the seller or buyer

You make sense.

kolaish:
It is easier for the market to drag Stanbic to 14.00 than to move it to 17.33. Anyway, follow your instinct.

yrmybank:
someone just bought 20,000,000 units of FBNH at once.

another 28.5million sold at once.

Intendy:
someone just sold 20,000,000 units of the said stock @ once


one will definitely be proved right by the market.
either the seller or buyer

One thing is sure: the seller has made profit while the buyer is seeing opportunity to make more cash.

SOMEONE SHOULD TELL US THE OUTCOME OF MPC MEETING BEAR DON DEY GET LEVEL

BMZK:
One thing is sure: the seller has made profit while the buyer is seeing opportunity to make more cash.

I need to learn o.
how are you sure the seller has made profit?
unless you are the seller.
why don't you think he's trying to cut his lose?

as for the buyer I agree.

bolabiyi:
yes I am new..u wey b old..congrats, go gtb go collect money, tell dem say u b old member for nairaland

Why Gtb. Just wondering! Why not ....go bank ....

Watching ucap in 6D
2nd missionary journey loading!!

TOP TRADES FOR 23/5/2016
UBA :58,544,863
TRANSCORP :37,405,058
ZENITHBANK :35,369,375
FCMB :33,263,693
FBNH :26,943,216

The Central Bank of Nigeria concluded its Monetary Policy meeting today. Outcomes are as follows;

• MPR rate will remain at 12% with the asymmetric corridor unchanged.

• CRR will remain at 22.5%.

• Liquidity ratio will remain at 30%

• Adopt a flexible exchange rate policy

IdrisAdebiye:
The Central Bank of Nigeria concluded its Monetary Policy meeting today. Outcomes are as follows;

• MPR rate will remain at 12% with the asymmetric corridor unchanged.

• CRR will remain at 22.5%.

• Liquidity ratio will remain at 30%

• Adopt a flexible exchange rate policy

Are you serious?