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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by GonFreecss1: 6:17am On Dec 17, 2018
eagleeye2:

Still reading up on it. And also how safe are the invested funds?

As safe as Tbills.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by GonFreecss1: 6:18am On Dec 17, 2018
TONY56:


When was Stanbic shaky?
If you don't know, Stanbic has always been No1 or No2 for a long time despite the fact that they don't have up to 1/3 of the branches of First Bank. Refer to their share price at the stock market if you are in doubt and you will see that it's either Stanbic at the apex or GTB.

If what you are looking for is a Nigerian Bank that is strong and reliable, then think of STANBIC, GTB & ZENITH. FIRST BANK is very far behind these 3 banks.

Facts! Facts! Facts! Also wanted to say this.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 8:39am On Dec 17, 2018
stanbic is the bank please,got 332 days @14.2%,so sweet.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:22am On Dec 17, 2018
TONY56:


When was Stanbic shaky?
If you don't know, Stanbic has always been No1 or No2 for a long time despite the fact that they don't have up to 1/3 of the branches of First Bank. Refer to their share price at the stock market if you are in doubt and you will see that it's either Stanbic at the apex or GTB.

If what you are looking for is a Nigerian Bank that is strong and reliable, then think of STANBIC, GTB & ZENITH. FIRST BANK is very far behind these 3 banks.

I saw that post and had to laugh.

I have been banking with Stabic since when it was Chartered Bank. From Chartered Bank, it became CharteredIBTC and now StanbicIBTC.

I get a call from them once in a while to ask me about my experience using them espercially their eChannels.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by donshady(m): 9:40am On Dec 17, 2018
DOLLARTEX:
stanbic is the bank please,got 332 days @14.2%,so sweet.

Meanwhile first bank is messing up saying their platform isn't coming up. I'm done with them..
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by dipoolowoo: 9:56am On Dec 17, 2018
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by OLOBAM: 10:28am On Dec 17, 2018
DOLLARTEX:
stanbic is the bank please,got 332 days @14.2%,so sweet.

Please when did you get it? I was told 12.25% for 356 on Friday. The rate discourage me from investing my money.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kamsy4God: 10:34am On Dec 17, 2018
Gurus in the house, please i need your input in this :
I have Tbill that will mature 14th February 2019,which I will re invest. I intend to do 3.3M for 364days for at least 14%., but due to some unexpected expenditures, I will have only 2.9M to invest.
My Questions is :
Should I write 3.3M in the Tbill primary market form(even though I have 2.9M in the account)
Knowing fully well that the 2.9M covers the discount value?
I know this is not applicable to Firstbank. I am asking as regards stanbic ibtc since Stanbic usually debit discount value in Tbill.
NB
Face value = 3.3M
Discount value = 2.838M
Assuming rate = 14%
Tenor =364 days
Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by priscai(m): 11:02am On Dec 17, 2018
Got secondary satanic now @ 353 days 14.35%, 73 days @ 13.75, 136 @ 12.5%

Good one, first bank wasnt ready at all and no good rate today.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by donshady(m): 11:06am On Dec 17, 2018
priscai:
Got secondary satanic now @ 353 days 14.35%, 73 days @ 13.75, 136 @ 12.5%

Good one, first bank wasnt ready at all and no good rate today.

First bank is crazy

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:07am On Dec 17, 2018
OLOBAM:


Please when did you get it? I was told 12.25% for 356 on Friday. The rate discourage me from investing my money.
sorry,it was last Monday.Guess the rates are always sweet on Mondays!
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by drotba(m): 12:02pm On Dec 17, 2018
DOLLARTEX:
stanbic is the ban k please,got 332 days @14.2%,so sweet.

Also got 332 at 14.37 at Stanbic
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by nineville(m): 2:45pm On Dec 17, 2018
priscai:
Got secondary satanic now @ 353 days 14.35%, 73 days @ 13.75, 136 @ 12.5%

Good one, first bank wasnt ready at all and no good rate today.

* Satanic.
Just donate d interest to charity, lol.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Just2endowed2(m): 3:25pm On Dec 17, 2018
drotba:


Also got 332 at 14.37 at Stanbic

same here....got 14.37 this morning
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by drotba(m): 3:42pm On Dec 17, 2018
Just2endowed2:


same here....got 14.37 this morning

Enjoy Sir

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Calebbold: 3:59pm On Dec 17, 2018
Hmm...stanbic bank is the real deal.

Got 13.8% for 360 days at First bank today
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Just2endowed2(m): 4:40pm On Dec 17, 2018
drotba:


Enjoy Sir

thanks...nothing like having a good deal smiley

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by donshady(m): 5:28pm On Dec 17, 2018
Calebbold:
Hmm...stanbic bank is the real deal.

Got 13.8% for 360 days at First bank today

Why have they refused to sell to me
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by chigo4u: 7:49pm On Dec 17, 2018
How do you people deal with stanbic online, I’ve tried to message them on twitter for weeks now yet no response. That’s a red flag for me.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by chukzyfcbb: 7:57pm On Dec 17, 2018
Could we have a 16-17% rate coming months down the line?

With Foreign investors outflow going steady, and a depleting Forex Reserves. Its crystal clear that Emefiele will want to defend the naira at all cost (Political campaign tool cheesy) so that should mean Higher rates coming soon.

Who else is seeing what I am seeing , abi am I seeing wrong?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by chukzyfcbb: 7:58pm On Dec 17, 2018
kamsy4God:
Gurus in the house, please i need your input in this :
I have Tbill that will mature 14th February 2019,which I will re invest. I intend to do 3.3M for 364days for at least 14%., but due to some unexpected expenditures, I will have only 2.9M to invest.
My Questions is :
Should I write 3.3M in the Tbill primary market form(even though I have 2.9M in the account)
Knowing fully well that the 2.9M covers the discount value?
I know this is not applicable to Firstbank. I am asking as regards stanbic ibtc since Stanbic usually debit discount value in Tbill.
NB
Face value = 3.3M
Discount value = 2.838M
Assuming rate = 14%
Tenor =364 days
Thanks
lol, sharp guy. I have thought about this before but never had to try it out. It should work except someone who has attempted it and failed should share with us.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Grupo(m): 8:30pm On Dec 17, 2018
kamsy4God:
Gurus in the house, please i need your input in this :
I have Tbill that will mature 14th February 2019,which I will re invest. I intend to do 3.3M for 364days for at least 14%., but due to some unexpected expenditures, I will have only 2.9M to invest.
My Questions is :
Should I write 3.3M in the Tbill primary market form(even though I have 2.9M in the account)
Knowing fully well that the 2.9M covers the discount value?
I know this is not applicable to Firstbank. I am asking as regards stanbic ibtc since Stanbic usually debit discount value in Tbill.
NB
Face value = 3.3M
Discount value = 2.838M
Assuming rate = 14%
Tenor =364 days
Thanks

Someone mentioned some pages back that it is possible. But I don't know though.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Adinije(f): 8:52pm On Dec 17, 2018
kamsy4God:
Gurus in the house, please i need your input in this :
I have Tbill that will mature 14th February 2019,which I will re invest. I intend to do 3.3M for 364days for at least 14%., but due to some unexpected expenditures, I will have only 2.9M to invest.
My Questions is :
Should I write 3.3M in the Tbill primary market form(even though I have 2.9M in the account)
Knowing fully well that the 2.9M covers the discount value?
I know this is not applicable to Firstbank. I am asking as regards stanbic ibtc since Stanbic usually debit discount value in Tbill.
NB
Face value = 3.3M
Discount value = 2.838M
Assuming rate = 14%
Tenor =364 days
Thanks
I don't know for Stanbic, but Access don't allow it.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ozymes: 9:51pm On Dec 17, 2018
Some banks allow it
Grupo:


Someone mentioned some pages back that it is possible. But I don't know though.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by deepwater(f): 9:52pm On Dec 17, 2018
If you are here and patiently waiting for end of January 2019 to do primary market (364) with stanbic ibtc for at least 17.45%

Raise your hand grin

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ozymes: 9:54pm On Dec 17, 2018
That is mastering the art of compound interest
kamsy4God:
Gurus in the house, please i need your input in this :
I have Tbill that will mature 14th February 2019,which I will re invest. I intend to do 3.3M for 364days for at least 14%., but due to some unexpected expenditures, I will have only 2.9M to invest.
My Questions is :
Should I write 3.3M in the Tbill primary market form(even though I have 2.9M in the account)
Knowing fully well that the 2.9M covers the discount value?
I know this is not applicable to Firstbank. I am asking as regards stanbic ibtc since Stanbic usually debit discount value in Tbill.
NB
Face value = 3.3M
Discount value = 2.838M
Assuming rate = 14%
Tenor =364 days
Thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Agbaletu: 10:03pm On Dec 17, 2018
deepwater:
If you are here and patiently waiting for end of January 2019 to do primary market (364) with stanbic ibtc for at least 17.45%

Raise your hand grin
Hahahaha...17.45% odi too high for January o.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by condomuser: 10:11pm On Dec 17, 2018
You see well.

To add to this ; the 2019 budget is warming up, the 36 states are inflating their budgets, these budgets will require funding too so within the next few months we can say 18-19 percent is certain.


chukzyfcbb:
Could we have a 16-17% rate coming months down the line?

With Foreign investors outflow going steady, and a depleting Forex Reserves. Its crystal clear that Emefiele will want to defend the naira at all cost (Political campaign tool cheesy) so that should mean Higher rates coming soon.

Who else is seeing what I am seeing , abi am I seeing wrong?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by deepwater(f): 10:54pm On Dec 17, 2018
Agbaletu:

Hahahaha...17.45% odi too high for January o.

We did 18.% last year


What I do is that I wait for only higher rates before I buy.

While waiting, na to dey double the hustle, once it clicks very high % I buy and goan sleep.


Tbills is only enjoyed at high rates and huge capital

Any other thing na savings account that u can't withdraw from easily

Not to discourage anyone ooooo, u can start small too

Bless up!

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by faymouz(m): 11:15pm On Dec 17, 2018
deepwater:


We did 18.% last year


What I do is that I wait for only higher rates before I buy.

While waiting, na to dey double the hustle, once it clicks very high % I buy and goan sleep.


Tbills is only enjoyed at high rates and huge capital

Any other thing na savings account that u can't withdraw from easily


please when is the next auction coming up? and how can one track it, I mean like a site one can follow to monitor the auction dates..thanks
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by deepwater(f): 11:42pm On Dec 17, 2018
follow this thread like a 15 unit course, check it every day once u wake and before u sleep
U wont miss it
faymouz:



please when is the next auction coming up? and how can one track it, I mean like a site one can follow to monitor the auction dates..thanks

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by chloride6: 11:47pm On Dec 17, 2018
deepwater:
follow this thread like a 15 unit course, check it every day once u wake and before u sleep
U wont miss it

There is a time table

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