₦airaland Forum

Seun:
How will the discount on the face value of the tbills to be sold be determined? Who will they be sold to? What will the transaction fees be? Tnx.

Seun:
if you need to liquidate some of your tbills to meet an urgent need, what are the requirements for selling them off in the secondary market?

lagtech:
Hopefully by the weekend.

fashrola:
Lot of 6 Wyse X90cw Mini Laptop 371170752563

fashrola:
Who need this beautiful Asus Ultrabook? 191387835248 with 4 hr Battery life

lagtech:
Yes we do: Acer and HP. We will have many minis landing in November.

princeuk21:
long time no see, how is business mikey? Pls can you get a good and cheap mini laptop for me @ 10-12K and how much is your commission and the shipping fee?

sys007:
Thanks a bunch. Which one of the 3banks (GTB, First or Zenith Bank would you advise I use the buying of Tbills? I don't want any banker to tamper with my bank account(s).

sys007:
How do someone currently living outside the country buy treasury bills? Suppose I operate a first bank or GTB account.

mayorall:
How is business boss.

obiak4:
let the rate keep moving up i bought 9.5 bt 11 is good moreover i would advice we divesify a bit to the money market
election is around the corner this guys r keeping raw cash at hand so my predictions are we are going to have rate going up up up up
to moop the excess notes my 2cents

ControG:
My question, I want to buy treasury bills worth 120k... which bank sells treasury bill of that range ( my bank zenith.sells Min naof 1m)... can I use writ cheque I'm favour of d bank m buying it.? Can I send some1 2 process d stuff for me as I really do not have time to leave my office that's why it's difficult to check oda banks rates..thx in anticipation of ur response

FADEO:
Is it possible to liquidate Tbills before the end of the tenure.

carpenter:
Old boy, na b force

Post whatever information you have here jor...

obiak4:
at angelos wish to inform the house that i hv jst been debited from my bank thnxs guy am on my way to d top i appereciate all the contributions and comments wish all of us a happy day ahead

Kennyfancy:
pls the 12% is it every month or ones in six month ?

Chillisauce:

Kpele. That's the price to pay for some high investments. When dem go fold eh...na to carry your small money disappear

angelo82: It will be good if all the indices are real!…..We definitely need to move towards large manufacturing and exports before we can achieve a low interest rates in Nigeria which is not visible for now…..

petikal: I've been following this thread for many months, and finally decided to join Nairaland mostly because of it. Great exchange of knowledge!

So, I'm trying to decide on continuing rolling over my TBill investments or switch to physical assets (Land).

To the gurus, with the current downward trend on interest rates, wouldn't you say purchasing lands - with the intention of selling after a period - is a better investment? Of course, one has to bear in mind the risk factor.