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brokoto: @Seun, so in other words we are all at the mercy of the marrafacker? Ok, thanks.

If the mumbleeper was not working, Nairaland would be completely unusable.
So I think we can forgive the occasional mistakes the mumbleeper makes.

brokoto: ^^^ kapisce? @Chuks. In other words, the Muslims are intolerant of others so they want to left alone. Meanwhile the xtians don't mind mixing with others.
Seun answer me na. Wetin I gats do to avoid ya marrafacking spambot?

Apart from not spamming, there is nothing you can do to avoid it, but there is something you can do to get unbanned if you were banned: visit the profile page of the moderator of the section you were banned from and send him/her an email from that page.

Chukskalidon: d religious forum here says "muslims only". It is advicable and logical to have another sub-forum that has d tag "christians only" under religious forum just like the Islam.

The current state of affairs is due to circumstances beyond our control. Left to me, all religions should have one section to force people to learn from each other, but for reasons beyond my control, we have to keep the Islam section separate. It's a pity.

solank: Thats not true Seun. HBO and other studios don't operate like that. They syndicate it and allow certain stations to purchase the right to show it. DStv actually shows it but not in Nigeria.

That's exactly what @kolosheen said yesterday. He also provided some evidence of it.

Bro, your suggestions are excellent. Thanks for sharing them!

KingPradas: Oga Suen, how can one buy treasury bills

You can buy them from your bank.

Do these alerts actually make money consistently?

solank: Meanwhile i still can't think of a reason why DStv isn't showing this series in Nigeria. Can anyone help with a logical reason why they won't show the most popular show on TV right now?

It's a HBO show. They make shows primarily to attract subscribers to their network. I think the only way to watch HBO Shows legally is to move to the US and subscribe to HBO.

naijababe: That is rather depressing now. Life ain't that bad nau

Hence the correction. Life is very bad for everyone during times of war & terror, otherwise it can be quite alright.

oyb: sounds like life

Sounds life during wars. FTFY.

laz_inc: Bros Seun, it is easier said than done. If this was the case, there should be loads of billionaires all over. What are the bases you take into consideration when doing the "bolded" above?

How to determine the value of a business? Well, let's imagine that you want to buy a small business in your area. You'll probably start by inspecting all available financial records for the business to figure out how well the business is doing. You'll learn everything there is to know about the business - value of assets, salary cost, rent, cost of training employees, level of patronage and sales, competitive situation, etc. You will use this information to predict the future profits of the business, and you will not pay more than an amount that guarantees that the future profits of the business after tax will exceed the amount you paid for the business in a reasonable period of time.

That's exactly the kind of process you should go through if you're thinking of buying a stock. A stock should not be regarded as a piece of paper that fluctuates in value depending on whether the bulls or the bears are reigning or whatnot. A stock is a piece of a company. The value of a stock depends entirely on the value of the company it's a piece of. Nothing else matters.

If you do not have the patience to analyse a business thoroughly, then it would be foolish to acquire it. In the same way, if you don't have the patience to analyse public companies thoroughly, you should avoid picking and concentrating on individual stocks for your portfolio unless you just want to entertain yourself (like a gambler). Instead, you should practice extreme diversification by buying small quantities of many uncorrelated stocks that look generally healthy and relatively cheap (honest & competent management, good competitive prospects, and low P/E ratio). If you do that, you are likely to equal the general performance of the stock market or outperform it very slightly, which is the most that you can reasonably hope for if you don't know how to value a business.

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