phoinix:


We have established that it is profitable in certain markets, the question is are you skillful enough to trade in this way?

Mcy56:

is it only data?
What if you target 4% and the price tanks further, thus converting your investment to long term or, you have to jump out at loss; did you consider that as well?
I'm done. Enjoy your weekend without your 2% cos Fbnh closed at N5.

Mcy56:
I'm done. Enjoy your weekend without your 2% cos Fbnh closed at N5.

GonFreecss1:
Maybe he is a market maker?

Jejebabaa:

U mean he understands this question or is just seeing at as buy and sell.

Tvegas:
Wicked

Tvegas:
Wicked

phoinix:
I have benefiting o, just today I decided to chat you up it failed.

Chibuking81:

This 2.05% , but I have practically calculated their charge, and it was around 2.2%.

phoinix:


We have established that it is profitable in certain markets, the question is are you skillful enough to trade in this way?

einsteine:



You would be eating like an ant but when it is time to shit, you will shit like an elephant

S007:


'Bewilderment' ke. We all know it is artificial nau. When they are done with their abracadabra then comes the fall.

See as culled from the Vanguard below.
A California man was arrested and ordered held without bond on Thursday for fraudulently obtaining some $9 million in coronavirus relief funds and using some of the money to gamble in Las Vegas.
Andrew Marnell, 40, a resident of the Beverly Grove neighborhood of Los Angeles, California allegedly submitted a number of fraudulent loan applications in relation to the coronavirus pandemic and obtained millions in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funds.
Prosecutors say he used some of the money to make risky stock market bets, and squandered hundreds of thousands of dollars at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino and other gambling establishments in Las Vegas as recently as last weekend.
The PPP loans were part of the unprecedented $2.2 trillion CARES Act, which provided aid for millions of Americans suffering the economic effects of the pandemic.

S007:


Haa. Yeepa. FBNH 4.95. Let me begin to prophesy. Nobody must scalp my man o

Mcy56:

5.2 is too close nah. Won't you pay fees from it?
You should make it at least 10%, and you know volume matters here too.

RabbiDoracle:


Loco needs a crash course from him.

Loco does JIJO. We now have a micro JIJOist.

Mcy56:

If we don't tell you the truth or correct some of your misconceptions about this JIJO thing, we're not fair on you nah.
If you want to jijo, make something that's a bit okay at least. 7 or 8% is even still better than 4%.
Jijo used to come with its stress and risks too, especially when your game is not in the bull period.
So play and stay safe.

ukay2:


Loooooool

Ike gwuru....

Mspwety1:


Quote from our market maker friend


I'm Phoinix. If I die it's only to be reborn - hopefully better and brighter than before.

Mcy56:


Alright. I've heard you.
Hope you factor time and other hidden costs (data, etc) into your trading as well.
Wish you best of luck anyway.

RabbiDoracle:


Loco needs a crash course from him.

Loco does JIJO. We now have a micro JIJOist.

pluto09:



I don't think there is anything wrong with what he is doing.
If someone is coming from background of trading forex or crypto, making 2% on a trade will not be a bad idea in stock market.

RabbiDoracle:


Loco needs a crash course from him.

Loco does JIJO. We now have a micro JIJOist.

phoinix:
I am sharing wisdom for free. Free stuff is always disregarded.

Mspwety1:


There is something called a "zero sum" . That's what it will eventually come to.
Its not close to sustainable. Being super confident is the worst mindset anyone that's jumping in and out of trades should be displaying hence the reason everyone is talking of "school fees".
Very soon this individual will tell you that Warren Buffet is old school and slow and I am sure we all can tell how it will end.

Truth234:
Insider Dealings: Another Caverton Executive Buys 39m Shares, Executive Purchases Now 59 Million

Caverton Offshore Support Group has disclosed another purchase of its shares by an insider following the disclosures of two other purchases by executives on the 16th of June.

In a statement released on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the company said Aderemi Makanjuola, the company's chairman, purchased 39,000,000 ordinary shares between June 9 - 15.

https://investorsking.com/insider-dealings-another-caverton-executive-buys-39-million-shares/

RichEstate:
I love people who dare and unapologetic about it....theirs is the kingdom of profit you have said it all, you must know what you are doing.
Here's my advice
1. If the amount you are staking is less than 1M, then it doesn't worth it.
1M will give you 20k approx. @4% ninu nkan oni nkan it's not bad. (pardon me I don't know mathematics)
2. Let it be at the back of your mind that there's no winner forever, 1 loss might wipe away all the profits you made in past 6 winning runs which nullifies your efforts. So try to be more skillful at it to minimise your chance of losing.
3. Always embrace counter arguments. There might be something they are seeing through instincts and experience which you are not seeing. But in the end, make sure your final decision is what you can defend.
4. Lastly, that kind of Jijo will make you money, which is fine. Building generational wealth by compounding is super fine. Investing shouldn't resemble a rat race or job. No offence please.

RabbiDoracle:


The document available on NSE website showed that the Chairman of Caverton sold 39m units and not purchased that you wrote.

RabbiDoracle:


Loco needs a crash course from him.

Loco does JIJO. We now have a micro JIJOist.

Mcy56:

Lol. Then you'll continue to shift your goal post like Peter.

OBAGADAFFI:


GSK on full-bid

RichEstate:
I love people who dare and unapologetic about it....theirs is the kingdom of profit fine. Building generational wealth by compounding is super fine. Investing shouldn't resemble a rat race or job. No offence please.