Narisa01:
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Man sacrifices his health in order to make money then he he sacrifices money to recuperate his health and then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present. As a result of this he does not live in the present or future, he lives as if he is going to die anytime soon.
People spend millions on clothes and shoes but spend less on the most important thing "their cookware". As a result of this, the are infected with diseases and sicknesses such as; high cholesterol, diabetes, stroke, cancer, heart diseases etc. All this sicknesses listed are life style diseases which means they can be prevented, controlled and possibly reversed if only you can eat right with the right cookware. At salad master we teach people how all this are made possible, all you need to do is to call us on 08156901696 and book a free presentation, trust me you will be amazed and your health will be better.

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Great thread. Please continue

Bacteriologist:
I also have a class on WhatsApp where I teach aspiring Forex traders the basics of Forex. Contact me if you're interested in learning about Forex.

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dipoolowoo:
By Dipo Olowookere

Many times, I have been asked to explain how the stock market works and the steps needed to begin investment in that critical sector of the economy.

This article is mainly to give those interested in joining the stock market the key things they need to know before jumping on the train.

It is important to state that the stock market is highly volatile and not for those not willing to take ‘calculated risks.’

Before I continue, we need to understand what the stock market is.

The stock or equity market is a place or platform set aside for the exchange of stocks of companies admitted to trade their securities to investors.

Now, before you begin to trade stocks on the exchange, you need to acquaint yourself with the terms used. You can check this article for assistance Understanding Terms Used in Stock Market (Part 1).

To the subject matter, I will try to make things very simple as I can, though I am not a very good teacher, I must admit.

Before you jump on the train, you need to ask yourself these important questions, why do I want to invest in the stock market. Am I investing as a trader, long term investor or medium?

When you find answers to these questions, you can then look for the company that fits into your investment tenor.

Let me quickly explain the terms I just used above; trader, long term and medium-term investors.

Traders at the stock market are mainly those interested in buying stocks when they are cheap and sell immediately they hit their target price, mostly within the shortest possible time say a week or less or slightly more.

For the long-term investors, they buy stocks for the future purpose and are not after any immediate gains. These people have investment plan of 5 years or more, while those in the medium-term category invest for dividend, price appreciation, say within 3 month, 6 months or a year.

So, when you consider which of the three categories you want, you can then study the stocks that can perfectly fit and then invest.

Now on the stock buy, you have to read a lot about the performances of the companies listed on the exchange and study their trends and price movements, checking the 52-week lows and highs so as to know when to buy and sell.

In Nigeria, the banking stocks, most especially the tier-one, are good because they have good price appreciation and dividend payout.

Another thing you must also consider is the amount you’ve earmarked to invest in stocks. This will help you determine the stocks to buy.

The good thing is you don’t have to have millions or hundreds of thousands to begin stock market trading. You can have as low as N10,000 to begin with. What this means is that your amount will determine the number of units of the stock you can acquire at that particular time. If you have like N10,000 and you are interested in buying a stock selling at N50 per unit, you will only be able to get 200 units minus the brokerage fee.

This takes me to the next thing you must consider before joining the stock market; getting a good stockbroker.

You need a stockbroker, who is a professional authorised to help investors or clients buy and sell shares at the stock market.

There are several authorised stockbrokers in Nigeria. Some of them even have trading platforms where you can trade yourself. Some of them offer free trading and investment tips, suggesting which stocks you can buy, sell or hold.

However, before you choose a broker, you need to select those who charge lower brokerage fee. This is the amount they charge clients for executing your order. You pay this fee whenever you are using them to buy or sell your stocks.

Most times, they will require you to register with them and fund your account by paying to a bank account. They will help you with the creation of an account with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), which is like a database of all investors at the stock market.

When you buy shares through a stockbroker, your account will be credited with the volume of shares purchased and when they are sold, the number of stocks offloaded by you would be subtracted from your account. Let me just put it in a simple term, the CSCS is like your bank account.

After all these, it is important to try demo trading before the real thing. This will give you an idea of how the market works. You can use this opportunity to see if you understand stock market trading. In most cases, these demo trading platforms give you a virtual money to trade with. They make it look real, with the brokerage charges deducted.

I must confess to you, investing in stock market is fun and you need to experience it. However, like they say in a stock market group I belong to, be ready to ‘pay school fees’ to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. This simply means you must be prepared to lose some money in the stock market, but this must not discourage you because before a child starts to walk and run, he must first crawl and fall. We all have paid and are sometimes still paying.

Before I stop for now to take your questions, you must understand that there are some factors that tinker with stock prices. So, you need to watch out for these.

Now, I will be ready to take your questions.

https://businesspost.ng/2019/05/28/how-to-begin-stock-market-trading/

Does the stock market share similarities with Forex? I see demo trading and platform. is there a platform for trading the stock exchange that one can download and trade with? if yes, how do we download it? and how do we fund the acct when we are ready to trade live. I am using forex experience

dipoolowoo:
By Dipo Olowookere

Many times, I have been asked to explain how the stock market works and the steps needed to begin investment in that critical sector of the economy.

This article is mainly to give those interested in joining the stock market the key things they need to know before jumping on the train.

It is important to state that the stock market is highly volatile and not for those not willing to take ‘calculated risks.’

Before I continue, we need to understand what the stock market is.

The stock or equity market is a place or platform set aside for the exchange of stocks of companies admitted to trade their securities to investors.

Now, before you begin to trade stocks on the exchange, you need to acquaint yourself with the terms used. You can check this article for assistance Understanding Terms Used in Stock Market (Part 1).

To the subject matter, I will try to make things very simple as I can, though I am not a very good teacher, I must admit.

Before you jump on the train, you need to ask yourself these important questions, why do I want to invest in the stock market. Am I investing as a trader, long term investor or medium?

When you find answers to these questions, you can then look for the company that fits into your investment tenor.

Let me quickly explain the terms I just used above; trader, long term and medium-term investors.

Traders at the stock market are mainly those interested in buying stocks when they are cheap and sell immediately they hit their target price, mostly within the shortest possible time say a week or less or slightly more.

For the long-term investors, they buy stocks for the future purpose and are not after any immediate gains. These people have investment plan of 5 years or more, while those in the medium-term category invest for dividend, price appreciation, say within 3 month, 6 months or a year.

So, when you consider which of the three categories you want, you can then study the stocks that can perfectly fit and then invest.

Now on the stock buy, you have to read a lot about the performances of the companies listed on the exchange and study their trends and price movements, checking the 52-week lows and highs so as to know when to buy and sell.

In Nigeria, the banking stocks, most especially the tier-one, are good because they have good price appreciation and dividend payout.

Another thing you must also consider is the amount you’ve earmarked to invest in stocks. This will help you determine the stocks to buy.

The good thing is you don’t have to have millions or hundreds of thousands to begin stock market trading. You can have as low as N10,000 to begin with. What this means is that your amount will determine the number of units of the stock you can acquire at that particular time. If you have like N10,000 and you are interested in buying a stock selling at N50 per unit, you will only be able to get 200 units minus the brokerage fee.

This takes me to the next thing you must consider before joining the stock market; getting a good stockbroker.

You need a stockbroker, who is a professional authorised to help investors or clients buy and sell shares at the stock market.

There are several authorised stockbrokers in Nigeria. Some of them even have trading platforms where you can trade yourself. Some of them offer free trading and investment tips, suggesting which stocks you can buy, sell or hold.

However, before you choose a broker, you need to select those who charge lower brokerage fee. This is the amount they charge clients for executing your order. You pay this fee whenever you are using them to buy or sell your stocks.

Most times, they will require you to register with them and fund your account by paying to a bank account. They will help you with the creation of an account with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), which is like a database of all investors at the stock market.

When you buy shares through a stockbroker, your account will be credited with the volume of shares purchased and when they are sold, the number of stocks offloaded by you would be subtracted from your account. Let me just put it in a simple term, the CSCS is like your bank account.

After all these, it is important to try demo trading before the real thing. This will give you an idea of how the market works. You can use this opportunity to see if you understand stock market trading. In most cases, these demo trading platforms give you a virtual money to trade with. They make it look real, with the brokerage charges deducted.

I must confess to you, investing in stock market is fun and you need to experience it. However, like they say in a stock market group I belong to, be ready to ‘pay school fees’ to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. This simply means you must be prepared to lose some money in the stock market, but this must not discourage you because before a child starts to walk and run, he must first crawl and fall. We all have paid and are sometimes still paying.

Before I stop for now to take your questions, you must understand that there are some factors that tinker with stock prices. So, you need to watch out for these.

Now, I will be ready to take your questions.

https://businesspost.ng/2019/05/28/how-to-begin-stock-market-trading/

First of all I must commend u for this
Please which brockers charge fair broakrage now in Nigeria

Bacteriologist:
I also have a class on WhatsApp where I teach aspiring Forex traders the basics of Forex. Contact me if you're interested in learning about Forex.

drop your whatsapp

Nickisindigo:
is it free

Thank you for contacting me.

Unfortunately, it's not free. It costs N2000 to join.

I want to buy different stocks from nse n nyse. pls how can I do that online?

How does one get a broker to begin with?

BLUEJAYY:
I've learned that the Nigerian stock market is quite unstable and volatile to the average investor. How true is this assertion?

very true

noeloge82:

First of all I must commend u for this Please which brockers charge fair broakrage now in Nigeria

Try morgan capital itrade

Redoil:

Try morgan capital itrade

Please do u have their contact

Thanks

I am a professional day trader, I trade stock for a living before you start trading the first thing to do is o properly educate yourself, because it's very difficult to day trade without proper education. Many of this broker are thieves and you have to know how much dividends are being paid yearly. Sorry to say I trade stock five day a week Monday to Friday that's what i do for a living. Am a day trader and a swing trader.

Before you jump into trading try to educate yourself. That's what I do for a living. Day trader

maybachmusic:
lol


wont leave my Crypto trading for stock market

like leaving chicken for bird meat

pls tell us more

dipoolowoo:
By Dipo Olowookere

Many times, I have been asked to explain how the stock market works and the steps needed to begin investment in that critical sector of the economy.

This article is mainly to give those interested in joining the stock market the key things they need to know before jumping on the train.

It is important to state that the stock market is highly volatile and not for those not willing to take ‘calculated risks.’

Before I continue, we need to understand what the stock market is.

The stock or equity market is a place or platform set aside for the exchange of stocks of companies admitted to trade their securities to investors.

Now, before you begin to trade stocks on the exchange, you need to acquaint yourself with the terms used. You can check this article for assistance Understanding Terms Used in Stock Market (Part 1).

To the subject matter, I will try to make things very simple as I can, though I am not a very good teacher, I must admit.

Before you jump on the train, you need to ask yourself these important questions, why do I want to invest in the stock market. Am I investing as a trader, long term investor or medium?

When you find answers to these questions, you can then look for the company that fits into your investment tenor.

Let me quickly explain the terms I just used above; trader, long term and medium-term investors.

Traders at the stock market are mainly those interested in buying stocks when they are cheap and sell immediately they hit their target price, mostly within the shortest possible time say a week or less or slightly more.

For the long-term investors, they buy stocks for the future purpose and are not after any immediate gains. These people have investment plan of 5 years or more, while those in the medium-term category invest for dividend, price appreciation, say within 3 month, 6 months or a year.

So, when you consider which of the three categories you want, you can then study the stocks that can perfectly fit and then invest.

Now on the stock buy, you have to read a lot about the performances of the companies listed on the exchange and study their trends and price movements, checking the 52-week lows and highs so as to know when to buy and sell.

In Nigeria, the banking stocks, most especially the tier-one, are good because they have good price appreciation and dividend payout.

Another thing you must also consider is the amount you’ve earmarked to invest in stocks. This will help you determine the stocks to buy.

The good thing is you don’t have to have millions or hundreds of thousands to begin stock market trading. You can have as low as N10,000 to begin with. What this means is that your amount will determine the number of units of the stock you can acquire at that particular time. If you have like N10,000 and you are interested in buying a stock selling at N50 per unit, you will only be able to get 200 units minus the brokerage fee.

This takes me to the next thing you must consider before joining the stock market; getting a good stockbroker.

You need a stockbroker, who is a professional authorised to help investors or clients buy and sell shares at the stock market.

There are several authorised stockbrokers in Nigeria. Some of them even have trading platforms where you can trade yourself. Some of them offer free trading and investment tips, suggesting which stocks you can buy, sell or hold.

However, before you choose a broker, you need to select those who charge lower brokerage fee. This is the amount they charge clients for executing your order. You pay this fee whenever you are using them to buy or sell your stocks.

Most times, they will require you to register with them and fund your account by paying to a bank account. They will help you with the creation of an account with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), which is like a database of all investors at the stock market.

When you buy shares through a stockbroker, your account will be credited with the volume of shares purchased and when they are sold, the number of stocks offloaded by you would be subtracted from your account. Let me just put it in a simple term, the CSCS is like your bank account.

After all these, it is important to try demo trading before the real thing. This will give you an idea of how the market works. You can use this opportunity to see if you understand stock market trading. In most cases, these demo trading platforms give you a virtual money to trade with. They make it look real, with the brokerage charges deducted.

I must confess to you, investing in stock market is fun and you need to experience it. However, like they say in a stock market group I belong to, be ready to ‘pay school fees’ to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. This simply means you must be prepared to lose some money in the stock market, but this must not discourage you because before a child starts to walk and run, he must first crawl and fall. We all have paid and are sometimes still paying.

Before I stop for now to take your questions, you must understand that there are some factors that tinker with stock prices. So, you need to watch out for these.

Now, I will be ready to take your questions.

https://businesspost.ng/2019/05/28/how-to-begin-stock-market-trading/

Nice write-up sir...

I started investing in stock market some 10 years ago, and since then i have never made any profits.

I have lost over 1 million naira in that 10 Years and I don't know when I will ever recover.

It was actually a Long term investment.

The companies shares;
Zenith bank plc I bought at 38 naira per unit

Dangote Sugar at 18 naira

United Bank for Africa at 28 naira

Fidelity Bank at 6 naira

First Bank at 28 naira.

Sir, how possible its to recover in the next 5 years...?

After 10 Years of investing, I think the future is now.

dipoolowoo:
By Dipo Olowookere

Many times, I have been asked to explain how the stock market works and the steps needed to begin investment in that critical sector of the economy.

This article is mainly to give those interested in joining the stock market the key things they need to know before jumping on the train.

It is important to state that the stock market is highly volatile and not for those not willing to take ‘calculated risks.’

Before I continue, we need to understand what the stock market is.

The stock or equity market is a place or platform set aside for the exchange of stocks of companies admitted to trade their securities to investors.

Now, before you begin to trade stocks on the exchange, you need to acquaint yourself with the terms used. You can check this article for assistance Understanding Terms Used in Stock Market (Part 1).

To the subject matter, I will try to make things very simple as I can, though I am not a very good teacher, I must admit.

Before you jump on the train, you need to ask yourself these important questions, why do I want to invest in the stock market. Am I investing as a trader, long term investor or medium?

When you find answers to these questions, you can then look for the company that fits into your investment tenor.

Let me quickly explain the terms I just used above; trader, long term and medium-term investors.

Traders at the stock market are mainly those interested in buying stocks when they are cheap and sell immediately they hit their target price, mostly within the shortest possible time say a week or less or slightly more.

For the long-term investors, they buy stocks for the future purpose and are not after any immediate gains. These people have investment plan of 5 years or more, while those in the medium-term category invest for dividend, price appreciation, say within 3 month, 6 months or a year.

So, when you consider which of the three categories you want, you can then study the stocks that can perfectly fit and then invest.

Now on the stock buy, you have to read a lot about the performances of the companies listed on the exchange and study their trends and price movements, checking the 52-week lows and highs so as to know when to buy and sell.

In Nigeria, the banking stocks, most especially the tier-one, are good because they have good price appreciation and dividend payout.

Another thing you must also consider is the amount you’ve earmarked to invest in stocks. This will help you determine the stocks to buy.

The good thing is you don’t have to have millions or hundreds of thousands to begin stock market trading. You can have as low as N10,000 to begin with. What this means is that your amount will determine the number of units of the stock you can acquire at that particular time. If you have like N10,000 and you are interested in buying a stock selling at N50 per unit, you will only be able to get 200 units minus the brokerage fee.

This takes me to the next thing you must consider before joining the stock market; getting a good stockbroker.

You need a stockbroker, who is a professional authorised to help investors or clients buy and sell shares at the stock market.

There are several authorised stockbrokers in Nigeria. Some of them even have trading platforms where you can trade yourself. Some of them offer free trading and investment tips, suggesting which stocks you can buy, sell or hold.

However, before you choose a broker, you need to select those who charge lower brokerage fee. This is the amount they charge clients for executing your order. You pay this fee whenever you are using them to buy or sell your stocks.

Most times, they will require you to register with them and fund your account by paying to a bank account. They will help you with the creation of an account with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), which is like a database of all investors at the stock market.

When you buy shares through a stockbroker, your account will be credited with the volume of shares purchased and when they are sold, the number of stocks offloaded by you would be subtracted from your account. Let me just put it in a simple term, the CSCS is like your bank account.

After all these, it is important to try demo trading before the real thing. This will give you an idea of how the market works. You can use this opportunity to see if you understand stock market trading. In most cases, these demo trading platforms give you a virtual money to trade with. They make it look real, with the brokerage charges deducted.

I must confess to you, investing in stock market is fun and you need to experience it. However, like they say in a stock market group I belong to, be ready to ‘pay school fees’ to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. This simply means you must be prepared to lose some money in the stock market, but this must not discourage you because before a child starts to walk and run, he must first crawl and fall. We all have paid and are sometimes still paying.

Before I stop for now to take your questions, you must understand that there are some factors that tinker with stock prices. So, you need to watch out for these.

Now, I will be ready to take your questions.

https://businesspost.ng/2019/05/28/how-to-begin-stock-market-trading/

Pls sir can you be my mentor?

I sympathize with you on your loss. I must say you entered into the market when the stock market in Nigeria was overvalued, 2007 to 2009, when the market crashed, even globally. You must have bought these stocks during IPOs, it is one of the school fees I talked about in my write up. Many Nigerians also had the same issue.

The market at the moment is at its true value or even undervalued. Like I always tell people, you must keep tab of the market to know when to sell and buy. The simple trick is buy when the market is down and sell when the market is up. Give yourself an entry point and an exit point. Don't be too greedy because it might hurt you badly.

Akpan107:
Nice write-up sir...

I started investing in stock market some 10 years ago, and since then i have never made any profits.

I have lost over 1 million naira in that 10 Years and I don't know when I will ever recover.

It was actually a Long term investment.

The companies shares;
Zenith bank plc I bought at 38 naira per unit

Dangote Sugar at 18 naira

United Bank for Africa at 28 naira

Fidelity Bank at 6 naira

First Bank at 28 naira.

Sir, how possible its to recover in the next 5 years...?

After 10 Years of investing, I think the future is now.

dipoolowoo:
By Dipo Olowookere

Many times, I have been asked to explain how the stock market works and the steps needed to begin investment in that critical sector of the economy.

This article is mainly to give those interested in joining the stock market the key things they need to know before jumping on the train.

It is important to state that the stock market is highly volatile and not for those not willing to take ‘calculated risks.’

Before I continue, we need to understand what the stock market is.

The stock or equity market is a place or platform set aside for the exchange of stocks of companies admitted to trade their securities to investors.

Now, before you begin to trade stocks on the exchange, you need to acquaint yourself with the terms used. You can check this article for assistance Understanding Terms Used in Stock Market (Part 1).

To the subject matter, I will try to make things very simple as I can, though I am not a very good teacher, I must admit.

Before you jump on the train, you need to ask yourself these important questions, why do I want to invest in the stock market. Am I investing as a trader, long term investor or medium?

When you find answers to these questions, you can then look for the company that fits into your investment tenor.

Let me quickly explain the terms I just used above; trader, long term and medium-term investors.

Traders at the stock market are mainly those interested in buying stocks when they are cheap and sell immediately they hit their target price, mostly within the shortest possible time say a week or less or slightly more.

For the long-term investors, they buy stocks for the future purpose and are not after any immediate gains. These people have investment plan of 5 years or more, while those in the medium-term category invest for dividend, price appreciation, say within 3 month, 6 months or a year.

So, when you consider which of the three categories you want, you can then study the stocks that can perfectly fit and then invest.

Now on the stock buy, you have to read a lot about the performances of the companies listed on the exchange and study their trends and price movements, checking the 52-week lows and highs so as to know when to buy and sell.

In Nigeria, the banking stocks, most especially the tier-one, are good because they have good price appreciation and dividend payout.

Another thing you must also consider is the amount you’ve earmarked to invest in stocks. This will help you determine the stocks to buy.

The good thing is you don’t have to have millions or hundreds of thousands to begin stock market trading. You can have as low as N10,000 to begin with. What this means is that your amount will determine the number of units of the stock you can acquire at that particular time. If you have like N10,000 and you are interested in buying a stock selling at N50 per unit, you will only be able to get 200 units minus the brokerage fee.

This takes me to the next thing you must consider before joining the stock market; getting a good stockbroker.

You need a stockbroker, who is a professional authorised to help investors or clients buy and sell shares at the stock market.

There are several authorised stockbrokers in Nigeria. Some of them even have trading platforms where you can trade yourself. Some of them offer free trading and investment tips, suggesting which stocks you can buy, sell or hold.

However, before you choose a broker, you need to select those who charge lower brokerage fee. This is the amount they charge clients for executing your order. You pay this fee whenever you are using them to buy or sell your stocks.

Most times, they will require you to register with them and fund your account by paying to a bank account. They will help you with the creation of an account with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS), which is like a database of all investors at the stock market.

When you buy shares through a stockbroker, your account will be credited with the volume of shares purchased and when they are sold, the number of stocks offloaded by you would be subtracted from your account. Let me just put it in a simple term, the CSCS is like your bank account.

After all these, it is important to try demo trading before the real thing. This will give you an idea of how the market works. You can use this opportunity to see if you understand stock market trading. In most cases, these demo trading platforms give you a virtual money to trade with. They make it look real, with the brokerage charges deducted.

I must confess to you, investing in stock market is fun and you need to experience it. However, like they say in a stock market group I belong to, be ready to ‘pay school fees’ to the Nigerian Stock Exchange. This simply means you must be prepared to lose some money in the stock market, but this must not discourage you because before a child starts to walk and run, he must first crawl and fall. We all have paid and are sometimes still paying.

Before I stop for now to take your questions, you must understand that there are some factors that tinker with stock prices. So, you need to watch out for these.

Now, I will be ready to take your questions.

https://businesspost.ng/2019/05/28/how-to-begin-stock-market-trading/

Sir... I have also invested in MTN Nigeria for a long and term and short term investments.

I purchased at 135 per units and I am sometimes having a sleepless nights over it especially after it depreciated last weekend.

Each minutes I log into my portal, saw my cash dropping, though is begging to rise again.



Sir, is MTN Nigeria stock a good investment?

How long should i keep it?

Thanks as you respond.

The stock market in information-driven and this is what majorly affects prices of stocks. The appointment of persons, resignation or firing of a top management staff could affect prices. The release of financial statements or the announcement of an investment and many others trigger holders to either buy or sell the company's shares. A good example is MTN Nigeria, which started to fall when there were reports of a probe by the EFCC on their NSE listing.

ppogba:

Quote me. This thread will not go beyond 2 pages.

Not about Regina Daniel, not about Tonto Dike, not about the idiot impregnating women up and down and you want Nigerian youths to comment?

By the way, you have not talk about factors that determine shares prices from time to time, factors that determine when to buy or sell and most importantly WARN Nigerians about the intrigues in the Nigerian stock market (that is if you yourself know)

bjbjbj:
I am a professional day trader, I trade stock for a living before you start trading the first thing to do is o properly educate yourself, because it's very difficult to day trade without proper education. Many of this broker are thieves and you have to know how much dividends are being paid yearly. Sorry to say I trade stock five day a week Monday to Friday that's what i do for a living. Am a day trader and a swing trader.

Which platform/broker do you use? Does the platform have customisable indicators?

DeRuggedProf:
Can I become wealthy by investing in the stock market?
Can you give me examples of people that have become wealthy through stock market investment in Nigeria?
How much cash do I need to be able to start investing in stocks?

Thank you.

Haba, oga DeRuggged Prof de ask dis kind of questions? Na you suppose teach us na. I remain loyal sir.

OP, I hail o.

MTN Nigeria is a good stock no doubt. However, experience has shown that prices of stocks are always overvalued when they are newly listed on the exchange.

So, it is always advisable to chill and buy when the dust settles.

On the MTN Nigeria shares, it is a good buy, but you must keep tab on the market and quickly sell when you feel the losses may be getting much for you. Like I said in my article, you must know why you are buying a stock.

I feel MTN Nigeria shares may still drop below the listing price of N90.

Akpan107:
Sir... I have also invested in MTN Nigeria for a long and term and short term investments.

I purchased at 135 per units and I am sometimes having a sleepless nights over it especially after it depreciated last weekend.

Each minutes I log into my portal, saw my cash dropping, though is begging to rise again.



Sir, is MTN Nigeria stock a good investment?

How long should i keep it?

Thanks as you respond.

Pls share more light on how to become an authorised broker

dipoolowoo:
MTN Nigeria is a good stock no doubt. However, experience has shown that prices of stocks are always overvalued when they are newly listed on the exchange.

So, it is always advisable to chill and buy when the dust settles.

On the MTN Nigeria shares, it is a good buy, but you must keep tab on the market and quickly sell when you feel the losses may be getting much for you. Like I said in my article, you must know why you are buying a stock.

I feel MTN Nigeria shares may still drop below the listing price of N90.

Thank you sir... I will likely be offloading my MTN Nigeria Share by next week.

There are several of them in the world and one of them is DeRuggedProf, the great VC of NSEMPA and the chairman of stock market school fees collection Plc.

DeRuggedProf:
Can I become wealthy by investing in the stock market?
Can you give me examples of people that have become wealthy through stock market investment in Nigeria?
How much cash do I need to be able to start investing in stocks?

Thank you.

Please monitor the price movement very well before deciding if to keep or not.

Akpan107:
Thank you sir... I will likely be offloading my MTN Nigeria Share by next week.

Can I trade Nigerian stocks online

Yes, you can

bojbest:
Can I trade Nigerian stocks online