ahiboilandgas:
I know you are broke ,pained and envious person am among the top 10 percentile of wealth income in Nigeria ....let me give u more hate that will last years ....am under 40 with 12 trucks , share holding in a mega station and an employer of Labour.

9jatriot:
Going by his relevant insights on this thread, I assure you that when I say we, do not use that word lightly

9jatriot:
Madam, don't descend to this level abeg. Shooo. You know you are bigger than this na abi they hack your account ni?

Sholapey:
Mo ka ę pa...oo ni were!!!

Lazyyouth4u:

Oga, this is a public forum. You have absolutely no right to talk about a ‘we’ on this thread. It is open to everyone please.

speak2lift:
I dont think it is just one man alone that tumbled the thread...i also blame those of us here also who couldnt simply unlook and ignore. Those that descended low to exchanging words are also to blame...

Regardless of your financial status if you can not learn to master your emotions in a faceless forum then you really arent too different in my own opinion.

Comeon!!!

[quot1e author=ositadima1 post=94874308]How one man, I repeat, one man, tumble d whole thread, chai, God dey o.

9jatriot:
Very well then.
This particular thread is an elite one, one in which people share ideas and present their opinions based on their areas of specialty. Usually everyone drops their gutter behaviour once they enter here whether or not the person has a mental disorder.

Lazyyouth4u:

Elite? Hahahaha. You are very funny. You keep throwing insults about mental disorder when you do not know me. Is that how elite people behave where you come from? If I return your insult now, it will be another thing. Guy, let this be the last time you will be insulting me please. I hope that is clear?

ositadima1:
Some people sef, despite say dem don live in the diaspora for some years, dem still get small agbero vibes inside them.

9jatriot:
You have been saying that since July yet not one shred of proof other than he visits olosho's thread. How that proves anything beats me.

If anyone has even been bragging, it has been you. Rarely does ahib brag, he just talks about his job from time to time including his challenges. How does that prove that he is trying to show off as Dangotte? I don't understand your logic at all.

Also, why is it so important to you to let us know he is audio when so far he been of benefit to us by sharing his experiences with us.

emmanuelewumi:
The year will end in 81 days time, what are the investment mistakes we made in 2020? What are the deals, investments and businesses that made good money for us in 2020?

ositadima1:
This reminds me of the tribal wars dat used to happen on nl like 3 or 4 years ago. Those guys were brutal with their verbal attacks. There was one woman who was prominent in d e-fights back then, she was also living in d diaspora, she was in favor of d Yorubas, I don't forget her moniker, she sabi post pictures eh.

TransAtlanticEx would have made a formidable asset in favour of d Igbo factions, u get mouth.

But, where u dey back then, d Yorubas seemed to have a upper hand then, u for deliver victories for us na.

emmanuelewumi:
The year will end in 81 days time, what are the investment mistakes we made in 2020? What are the deals, investments and businesses that made good money for us in 2020?

arduino:


The Hallmark of an educated mind is the ability to entertain differing thoughts/ideas without accepting them.
......... Socrates

speak2lift:
I dont think it is just one man alone that tumbled the thread...i also blame those of us here also who couldnt simply unlook and ignore. Those that descended low to exchanging words are also to blame...

Regardless of your financial status if you can not learn to master your emotions in a faceless forum then you really arent too different in my own opinion.

Comeon!!!

[quot1e author=ositadima1 post=94874308]How one man, I repeat, one man, tumble d whole thread, chai, God dey o.

speak2lift:
I think my mistake is that I still ended up with about 13M in exposure to Naira. Despite the fact that i converted a huge sum of my savings to dollars arnd Dec/Jan for eventuality sake i still convinced myself to leave this much in Naira just in case of incasity. If i had known i wld have left only about 3M in Naira as a safety net.

Lessons learnt sha.

Lazyyouth4u:

Elite? Hahahaha. You are very funny. You keep throwing insults about mental disorder when you do not know me. Is that how elite people behave where you come from? If I return your insult now, it will be another thing. Guy, let this be the last time you will be insulting me please. I hope that is clear?

ahiboilandgas:
thank you very much i will do .it not easy been a Nigerian been trying to pay 300 dollars on a website it's declining must Nigeria banks.

DexterousOne:



The investment mistake I made

Or will I say the investment opportunity I missed

Was to sit on the sidelines when the carnage of March /April was in full swing

Taking some reasonable positions in Nestle, (<N800)
Zenith (<N11) and even Wapco and a few others I had in my radar then would, by now have paid off big!

While I remained on the sidelines hesitant
The brave ones took their positions
And are reaping bountiful from it.

This is not to say that there were no gains
But indecisiveness made me lose out on a big opportunity
AGAIN!
The lessons learnt from this, is that

1)dont have the "end of the world mentality, it won't l. No matter the gloom or panic, it will pass over
Which leads to the second

2) A fundamental company shares will always survive the storm, regardless of what happens. As long as the company has not had structural blows to the chin, even if the share price is going down, if you are liquid, buy more, and more.


Looking back in hindsight
I'm glad I'm among the living who survived the pandemic

Not so happy about the lost opportunities

But the lessons learnt are tattooed to my heart.

That's about it...

Grupo:


Oga, rest abeg. We don notice you.

You have never been involved in any good thing both on this thread and offline. Just get out already