dinyelutochukwu:


Sterling bank is another stock that is capable of delivering 10-15% for JIJO in the coming week.

True but risky.I will advice anyone playing it for Jijo to review the unaudited result twice before gambling.

I like to play Jijo on stocks with good results and good dividend history so if mistakenly trapped,I will have something to hold my hand on.

dinyelutochukwu:


Jump in- Jump out. Another term for bargain hunters.

Thanks, you know any good book on stocks?

@loco, what other things you look at to ensure fairly save trade

locodemy:


True but risky.I will advice anyone playing it for Jijo to review the unaudited result twice before gambling.

I like to play Jijo on stocks with good results and good dividend history so if mistakenly trapped,I will have something to hold my hand on.

dinyelutochukwu:


Jump in- Jump out. Another term for bargain hunters.

Oracle might have forgotten but I haven't.

It's now over 90 days sir meshpips. We are still waiting for the statement.

meshpips:


Within the next 90 days, I will show you a statement that will wow you.

Same football betting that you dare speak this way about.

What you do not know is BIGGER than you! I won't bother taking you through the details of what I do 'cos I would be "schooling" you unawares.

Do well to remind me after 90 days so that I will put forth results showing that you are completely ignorant of the subject matter you have delved into.

Thanks !

locodemy:


True but risky.I will advice anyone playing it for Jijo to review the unaudited result twice before gambling.

I like to play Jijo on stocks with good results and good dividend history so if mistakenly trapped,I will have something to hold my hand on.

Jijo ideology has killed stock investment. And it's seriously a bad disease that needed cure. 90% of this forum members are indoctrinated into jijo group. Stock market primary aim is for investment, which goals is to earn good dividend.

When cross check the amount made by long term investors through their investment on good fundamental stocks that has history of yearly payment of well deserve dividend, with that of jijo members, one will notice that investors made more money than jijo members.

At side of investors
One who invested in some good stocks, will under 7-8 years recover his or her initial capital through dividend irrespective of rising and fall of share, with their initial holding share standing as gain. He keep on investing certain amount of money monthly, whether price high or low, and will make huge saves within some number of years.

At side of steady Jijo participant
He make 10% maybe in 2 to 3 occasions equalling to 30%, and ended up giving back to bear 40% to 50%, which will force him to see NSE as gambling market, and that experience alone will push him on self exile, some with this experience usually quit, while some after nursing their injury for some months will come back.

Let learn from those who invested in 1980s, likes of my dad, who their dividend are still coming, with good number of share earned through bonus, whom has covered more than times 3 of their initial capital, whom their dividend now serve as pension. If we take our investment initiative toward theirs, many will be able to make money in this NSE.

Let learn from those who invested in 1980s, likes of my dad, who their dividend are still coming, with good number of share earned through bonus, whom has covered more than times 3 of their initial capital, whom their dividend now serve as pension. If we take our investment initiative toward theirs, many will be able to make money in this NSE.

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When u count d number of company's that has gone out from NSE just from 2007 to date. U will have to think twice before buying t above idea!!

Krisuba:


Let learn from those who invested in 1980s, likes of my dad, who their dividend are still coming, with good number of share earned through bonus, whom has covered more than times 3 of their initial capital, whom their dividend now serve as pension. If we take our investment initiative toward theirs, many will be able to make money in this NSE.




When u count d number of company's that has gone out from NSE just from 2007 to date. U will have to think twice before buying t above idea!!

With this generation of 419 chief executives Lol

Chibuking81:


Jijo ideology has killed stock investment. And it's seriously a bad disease that needed cure. 90% of this forum members are indoctrinated into jijo group. Stock market primary aim is for investment, which goals is to earn good dividend.

When cross check the amount made by long term investors through their investment on good fundamental stocks that has history of yearly payment of well deserve dividend, with that of jijo members, one will notice that investors made more money than jijo members.

At side of investors
One who invested in some good stocks, will under 7-8 years recover his or her initial capital through dividend irrespective of rising and fall of share, with their initial holding share standing as gain. He keep on investing certain amount of money monthly, whether price high or low, and will make huge saves within some number of years.

At side of steady Jijo participant
He make 10% maybe in 2 to 3 occasions equalling to 30%, and ended up giving back to bear 40% to 50%, which will force him to see NSE as gambling market, and that experience alone will push him on self exile, some with this experience usually quit, while some after nursing their injury for some months will come back.

Let learn from those who invested in 1980s, likes of my dad, who their dividend are still coming, with good number of share earned through bonus, whom has covered more than times 3 of their initial capital, whom their dividend now serve as pension. If we take our investment initiative toward theirs, many will be able to make money in this NSE.

Nice analogy, but this approach used by our parents won’t work well in today’s financial markets. Consider how many companies have folded since the last global financial crisis, consider that some of us bought public offers of DAAR and similar failed companies in the last decade. The concept of bargain hunting is present in every market worldwide. There are investors and there are traders, just chose which part of the divide you want to belong.

locodemy:


True but risky.I will advice anyone playing it for Jijo to review the unaudited result twice before gambling.

I like to play Jijo on stocks with good results and good dividend history so if mistakenly trapped,I will have something to hold my hand on.

Loco, thanks for your honest review on the stock. Honestly, the fundamentals for sterling aren’t pretty at all, my premise was simply based on the fact that the stock is close to it’s “Year-low” and most importantly it’s liquid.

NB: the above remains my view and not an investment advice.

Agbalowomeri:


With this generation of 419 chief executives Lol

They preach something and practice something else. Will there be buyers without sellers? What is anyone's business as to the reason for another's selling? Without JIJOs, stocks will not find their true levels.
Face your trade, everyone.
Those who who were 'yimu-ing'. May your nose be blocked.

Krisuba:


Let learn from those who invested in 1980s, likes of my dad, who their dividend are still coming, with good number of share earned through bonus, whom has covered more than times 3 of their initial capital, whom their dividend now serve as pension. If we take our investment initiative toward theirs, many will be able to make money in this NSE.




When u count d number of company's that has gone out from NSE just from 2007 to date. U will have to think twice before buying t above idea!!

The advantage of modern NSE business with quarterly release of result, will help one to dispose his or her share from the company that are not performing, and push the money into the sound fundamental stocks with history of dividend payment. And it's always good to diversify to avoid one putting all his egg in one basket.

When you invested in a company that always report negative earning and number of years without dividend . You don't need prophet to tell you to leave the company.

Those days some of the companies they invested folded but most of the good ones survived. Like in today NSE when investing in some 20 kobo stocks, or some falling companies with years of negative earning, he or she knows perfectly well that he is gambling with his money, which he might succeed if things turn around or loses all if delisted.

dinyelutochukwu:


Nice analogy, but this approach used by our parents won’t work well in today’s financial markets. Consider how many companies have folded since the last global financial crisis, consider that some of us bought public offers of DAAR and similar failed companies in the last decade. The concept of bargain hunting is present in every market worldwide. There are investors and there are traders, just chose which part of the divide you want to belong.

Exactly! Thank you for this perfect response!!

Seunn11:
They preach something and practice something else. Will there be buyers without sellers? What is anyone's business as to the reason for another's selling? Without JIJOs, stocks will not find their true levels.
Face your trade, everyone.
[/b]Those who who were 'yimu-ing'. May your nose be blocked.[b]

Hahahaha... ...Yinmux2

Chibuking81:

The advantage of modern NSE business with quarterly release of result, will help one to dispose his or her share from the company that are not performing, and push the money into the sound fundamental stocks with history of dividend payment. And it's always good to diversify to avoid one putting all his egg in one basket.

When you invested in a company that always report negative earning and number of years without dividend . You don't need prophet to tell you to leave the company.

Those days some of the companies they invested folded but most of the good ones survived. Like in today NSE when investing in some 20 kobo stocks, or some falling companies with years of negative earning, he or she knows perfectly well that he is gambling with his money, which he might succeed if things turn around or loses all if delisted.

Bro,I must tell you this.A good jijoist is never in the market always.You target,hit and run and come back again during pull back and with technicals guiding you.

These days,I have about 3 people who joined hand to use my portfolio to trade in volume with a target of 10%.

Yok and his team are here too for same purpose and lots of people their primary aim is to be making 10%.

You better look for people or group to trade together for short term purpose.

For long term,you are only sure of dividend but capital appreciation is zero .

We are not disclosing our current holding in the market henceforth since our position in the market is now made known to the public.

We are still active members of the forum.

locodemy:


Watch the technicals of stocks frequently.If you are a good trader,you will always know when stocks signal buy.For example when livestock was 50kobo,I noticed the technicals but never interested in it.

Right now,you can take a look at caverton and Nahco.These two stocks will deliver 10% for Jijoist if you can get in at 2.50.

I am not afraid of entering a stock in volume hence my entry is right.

Afriprud is not exempted too.

There will be serious blood next week.watch these three stocks and enter at a good price.

Baba, thanks for your insight. I go try this approach with about 30% of my cash in the next 1 month, & see how it goes.

PETERiCHY:


2020 is the YEAR of MELTDOWN.

Follow the NEW YEAR EUPHORIA and EXIT with your PORTFOLIO don't be CAUGHT in the CROSSFIRE.

Those that has EARS let them hear what the FUTURE holds....

*ThE OcToPuS*

DOUBLE WAHALA

locodemy:


Bro,I must tell you this.A good jijoist is never in the market always.You target,hit and run and come back again during pull back and with technicals guiding you.

These days,I have about 3 people who joined hand to use my portfolio to trade in volume with a target of 10%.

Yok and his team are here too for same purpose and lots of people their primary aim is to be making 10%.

You better look for people or group to trade together for short term purpose.

For long term,you are only sure of dividend but capital appreciation is zero .

We are not disclosing our current holding in the market henceforth since our position in the market is now made known to the public.

We are still active members of the forum.

Which technical indicators do you use sir?

PETERiCHY:

DOUBLE WAHALA

am caught in cross fire already ooo

PETERiCHY:

DOUBLE WAHALA

am caught in cross fire already ooo

Bro, dont forget to look for a group/ The group have short term tendence to manipulate the market

owoblow77:

Baba, thanks for your insight. I go try this approach with about 30% of my cash in the next 1 month, & see how it goes.

Bro, dont forget to look for a group. The group have short term tendence to manipulate the market

owoblow77:

Baba, thanks for your insight. I go try this approach with about 30% of my cash in the next 1 month, & see how it goes.

dinyelutochukwu:


Nice analogy, but this approach used by our parents won’t work well in today’s financial markets. Consider how many companies have folded since the last global financial crisis, consider that some of us bought public offers of DAAR and similar failed companies in the last decade. The concept of bargain hunting is present in every market worldwide. There are investors and there are traders, just chose which part of the divide you want to belong.

Many of the companies that went out of business did'nt fold up for economic reasons. They folded up because they were run by crooks. Some of these are however still around.

Many of the business with better structures and ownership also experienced downturns due to combination of economy and crooked leadership e.g. Unilever, Cadbury, NB etc. but they are still around and doing business.

LESSON: If you want to invest for the long term, its still a viable strategy but select your companies carefully and always track company news as well as management news.

PETERiCHY:
DOUBLE WAHALA

E ku digging up bad-bad news oooo.
If you're in the market you bring good news, once you jumped out you start bringing bad ones so you can re-enter again.
Kwantinu you hear.

Continue to hold cash.

Market is giving us ngwo now as prices are much lower than in January 2020.

Relax, Nkwu-enu is coming.

aremso:
am caught in cross fire already ooo

Mr. Market will do what Mr. Market will do.
Dont mind Peter.
It wasnt 'double wahala' when he was promoting UACN just last week, he even said it will close the week at N12.
Despite jumping out at 9.30 or thereabout before Friday, he still made gain o.

DeRuggedProf:
What Onifa saw while asleep is what we, the NSE Astrologers, are now confirming after been visited by LYONIZED village pilots ..

May Onifa forgive us and restore our ear drums.....

The scenario of Onifa Prophecy was different and irrelevant. Sorry to say this, he is my mentor, but he cant be right all the time. His prophesy was inapplicable because there was no bear in sight when he advised exit from the market, as stocks still appreciated about 20% after his alarm bell.
Even right now, i believe those who stayed put in the market has won,,,,, because, there are no much changes. May my readily armed attackers be a little tolerant of my amateur opinion, which is personal to me.

sellydion:
Bro, dont forget to look for a group. The group have short term tendence to manipulate the market

Which group? One man group? Just asking ni oooo, cos I want to know too.

PETERiCHY:


DOUBLE WAHALA

Why do you keep posting old stories just to make people fear?

The person that placed 500k units bid at 10.65 in access pre-market, did he make a mistake or what?
Guess he wanted to place it at 9.65. I hope the person is not here sha.

**Updated: He changed it before market opens. Guess he saw this earlier too.

Mcy56:

Which group? One man group? Just asking ni oooo, cos I want to know too.

High frequency trading group

locodemy:


True but risky.I will advice anyone playing it for Jijo to review the unaudited result twice before gambling.

I like to play Jijo on stocks with good results and good dividend history so if mistakenly trapped,I will have something to hold my hand on.

I dont think jijo needs the fundamental os a stock. You only need a stock that is trending with high bids volume, and then jump out when it reverses. As a swing trader, you already know you cant win all the time, but your wins would be more. I'm beginning to admire the system. I was used to it when i was doing forex trading. But the problem wit forex trading is, when you want to quickly get out, the system will not allow you to, TELLING YOU MARKET IS BUSY, UNTIL YOU LOSE.
That is why i stopped trading forex, and contending that it is a fraud.