teejay1334:
good evening guys, it's my pleasure coming across this thread.pls I have 100k and I would love to invest it in stocks for a long term. here are my questions :
1.how can I open an account in order to invest
2.pls can u direct me to a good stockbroker
3.hope 100k is enough to buy a stock for a long term
4. can u plz tell me d type of stock to. invest in for long term

will really appreciate ur response as soon as possible pls.thanks u all in advance

How long is your idea of long term? 10 to 20 years or more?

Deadlytruth:

How long is your idea of long term? 10 to 20 years or more?

8yrs

all these fake husbands we get here self!a man like you dealth with your wife left right and center,you just dey one corner pretend say you travel!na DAT time you go forget your nairaland password!after some time,you show face like say nothing happen!make I hear any darling sweetie talk for here again!Agba carry goooooo

teejay1334:


8yrs

You see, the truth which no experienced investor or trader on NSE can deny is that the act of buying a stock and going to sleep with the hope of waking up after some years to see a bountiful harvest is nothing but suicide mission. Some of us you see here today with aversion for long terming are products of the bitter experiences of it. You could see a stock today apparently sound with 100% score on feasibility of using it for long term only for you, two years thereafter, to start hearing stories that touch on that very stock. No stock on NSE is immune enough to disaster for as long as an eight year confidence in it.
You will be safer to buy a stock of your choice after your due diligence, and then stay awake to take any momentary opportunity of profit it brings you.
For example, whoever bought FO at N8 eight years ago and went to sleep with the mindset of long term would as of today have missed selling when it twice peaked at above N300 and now wobbling at N24 amidst very deadly uncertainties.
Long terming is supposedly a means to an end and not the end itself.

Deadlytruth:

You see, the truth which no experienced investor or trader on NSE can deny is that the act of buying a stock and going to sleep with the hope of waking up after some years to see a bountiful harvest is nothing but suicide mission. Some of us you see here today with aversion for long terming are products of the bitter experiences of it. You could see a stock today apparently sound with 100% score on feasibility of using it for long term only for you, two years thereafter, to start hearing stories that touch on that very stock. No stock on NSE is immune enough to disaster for as long as an eight year confidence in it.
You will be safer to buy a stock of your choice after your due diligence, and then stay awake to take any momentary opportunity of profit it brings you.
For example, whoever bought FO at N8 eight years ago and went to sleep with the mindset of long term would as of today have missed selling when it twice peaked at above N300 and now wobbling at N24 amidst very deadly uncertainties.
Long terming is supposedly a means to an end and not the end itself.

Thanks man!

Deadlytruth:

You see, the truth which no experienced investor or trader on NSE can deny is that the act of buying a stock and going to sleep with the hope of waking up after some years to see a bountiful harvest is nothing but suicide mission. Some of us you see here today with aversion for long terming are products of the bitter experiences of it. You could see a stock today apparently sound with 100% score on feasibility of using it for long term only for you, two years thereafter, to start hearing stories that touch on that very stock. No stock on NSE is immune enough to disaster for as long as an eight year confidence in it.
You will be safer to buy a stock of your choice after your due diligence, and then stay awake to take any momentary opportunity of profit it brings you.
For example, whoever bought FO at N8 eight years ago and went to sleep with the mindset of long term would as of today have missed selling when it twice peaked at above N300 and now wobbling at N24 amidst very deadly uncertainties.
Long terming is supposedly a means to an end and not the end itself.

tnx boss
pls how can I open d account

DOLLARTEX:
all these fake husbands we get here self!a man like you dealth with your wife left right and center,you just dey one corner pretend say you travel!na DAT time you go forget your nairaland password!after some time,you show face like say nothing happen!make I hear any darling sweetie talk for here again!Agba carry goooooo

You funny.
Nobody dealt with me but I'm no longer interested in protracted argument with anyone, so if you step on my toes now I can even say sorry to you, i want to be focused and whosoever interprete my harmless comments negatively, its his/her own cup-cake. I'm of few words in reality actually, forget this online shakara upandan.
Anyway, my luff can only tell me to let go, not to be joined in any insult and abusive words with anyone.
Thanks anyway, this type of thing makes someone to know the kind of people you're surrounded with.

teejay1334:
good evening guys, it's my pleasure coming across this thread.pls I have 100k and I would love to invest it in stocks for a long term. here are my questions :
1.how can I open an account in order to invest
2.pls can u direct me to a good stockbroker
3.hope 100k is enough to buy a stock for a long term
4. can u plz tell me d type of stock to. invest in for long term
will really appreciate ur response as soon as possible pls.thanks u all in advance

Q1 Ans: You'll open account with a stock broker of your choice.

Q2 Ans: I will recommend Morgan Capital. Their rate is still the lowest in the industry now, they are digital broker. You may also consider Cashcraft if you prefer analogue broker.

Q3 Ans: You should consider dividend paying stock that is consistent with dividend payment. There are quite a number of them on the exchange, you should however be keeping track of news on such coy, one of the ways is to be following this thread too.

Q4 Ans: All of the above.

teejay1334:


tnx boss
pls how can I open d account

There are analogue and digital stockbroking houses. If you choose to use an analogue one, you will be having to go to their office physically in person to fill mandate forms each time you want to buy or sell. A merciful analogue stockbroking house would request that you take home a copy of their mandate form, and whenever you want to buy or sell, you fill it, sign, and send a scanned copy of it to their email address before they execute your mandate.
But with a digital stockbroking house, you do the buying and selling right from the comfort of your house or office with a computer or a smart phone with internet subscription.

To register with a stockbroking house of your choice, go physically to their office and fill their registration form, and also provide your passport photographs, evidence of residential address, Identity document, and all that jazz.

Mcy56:


Q1 Ans: You'll open account with a stock broker of your choice.

Q2 Ans: I will recommend Morgan Capital. Their rate is still the lowest in the industry now, they are digital broker. You may also consider Cashcraft if you prefer analogue broker.

Q3 Ans: You should consider dividend paying stock that is consistent with dividend payment. There are quite a number of them on the exchange, you should however be keeping track of news on such coy, one of the ways is to be following this thread too.

Q4 Ans: All of the above.

tnx ma'am, I appreciate

Access Bank Positions Self for Possible Negative Shocks
https://businesspost.ng/2019/04/18/access-bank-positions-self-for-possible-negative-shocks/

FG Picks 13 Banks to Sell First N20bn 30-Year Bond to Investors
https://businesspost.ng/2019/04/18/fg-picks-13-banks-to-sell-first-n20bn-30-year-bond-to-investors/

Please I have some units of 7up bottling company PLC....just on my portfolio...no dividend and it seems it has been delisted ....what is the procedure to get money?

Mcy56:

For me o, I will say you can start looking at honeywell from 1.10 downwards.
From 1.10 start accumulating, if it falls further and you still have funds, you buy more.
Let me add this: You keep your eyes on the price movement if it gets to 1.10 and see if it has tendency to fall further so you can bid lower.
Also, let me add that month of March is their year end, their Q4 result is expected anytime from now. So you can just keep eyes on it.
Na my opinion be that oooo.

Your opinion is illuminating. Thanks a milli

Deadlytruth:

Though I can't vividly recollect the language our gurus used here, it was about a feeling that there is too much of competition for the quoted flour companies from their unquoted partners which will likely progressively worsen far into the future.

Thanks.

teejay1334:
tnx ma'am, I appreciate

You welcome.
In case you're far from Lag, you may call Morgan Capital to make inquiry on how to go about registering and if you can do that via mail. Then you take it up from there.

Mcy56:

lol. I hope you understand me. It may or may not fall below 1.10.
Another opportunity could come once they release result that may be below expectation (not saying the result will be bad) and people rush to dump it, you just keep watch on the price movement, once it stabilizes you opt in. Na another strategy be that.

I hope people are not buying for general bull.Any stock I hold now is just for individual stock bull.The era of general bull is gone.

potbelly man is where I stand now.

Mcy56:
Some people go still carry kaya for this Access due to greed. Not talking to anybody o.

very correct sisto!

DAILY STOCK MARKET GUIDE FOR 18 APRIL 2019

MSCI Nigeria on 17 April bought stocks across all sectors but sold some Access Bank, although the quantities are small, but is a good development about $100,000 net inflow.

The bullish trend in the market is expected to continue.

For Thursday 18 April 2019, projection for the Nigeria All Share Index, expected High is 30093.20 Low 29788.53, Pivot for the day 29,910.88.


Caution: This is for information purpose only. Data used are assumed to be correct. However, you may want to verify the data from an appropriate source. Also, Institutions can afford to suffer big losses without going burst compared with an individual, you cannot follow them blindly (you need to at least have some knowledge/your own plan). This document remains the personal property of Target technical analysis (https://twitter.com/AnalysisTarget) and is not to be distributed without our authorization.

locodemy:


I hope people are not buying for general bull.Any stock I hold now is just for individual stock bull.The era of general bull is gone.

potbelly man is where I stand now.

please house biko

where can I get the P.E Ratio of all the stocks on NSE at a glance.

thanks

one love

I don't understand this Aiico. Did it mark down today? Loosing a whooping 7kobo this morning.
Or is the epistle on it too much?

Snapshot this from today’s Business Day...Happy reading.

Mcy56:
Some people go still carry kaya for this Access due to greed. Not talking to anybody o.

This my table shaking classmate.

This table you are you are shaking, my Garri dey on top. I put N50 sugar and N100 groundnut inside oh

How much is access selling house?

veecovee:
How much is access selling house?

6.90-6.95

It is presently trading at N6.95k per share

veecovee:
How much is access selling house?

aremso:


6.90-6.95

Thanks.

Bid/offer?

dipoolowoo:
It is presently trading at N6.95k per share

Thanks. Pls what's the bid/offer size

veecovee:


Thanks. Pls what's the bid/offer size

Bid 19m Offer 11m