₦airaland Forum

elmas:
How often does these pumps come in?

elmas:
U have a group?

Phraences:
Yes, I agree. The main telegram group is dry. They reserve recommendations and discussions for their mentoring club telegram group. You can join that one without taking the class. They have quarterly, monthly and annual payments for their mentoring club.

jedisco:
Another scam. You guys are annoying

elmas:
This guys influence pumps

Floda:
Good day guys.
this is a really informative thread.

we would really appreciate if crypto guru on here can open a whatsapp group so we can easily ask questions, share knowledge and information.



I know you guys have engagements and things to do... even crypto groups you already belong to, but please help we Nairalanders..

TheZebra:
Go to buy ripple, use your eth balance to buy ripple, then send it to binance and then convert it to any coin of your choice or you can even sell it via p2p. Stop trading on lunoo, they have a low naira rate

samoy:
The link on your signature is not going through. Check it

Puvo:
Done

Notyamate:
Seriously ethy is going at a very slow pace.

When btc was 33k, ethy was 1.3k. Look now btc is about to hit 50k and ethy is yet to reach 2k. I tire for ethy o

Bunsenbun:
Wall street bets are going to pump the coin that trends the most before march 1st.

FlyHeight:
I don’t have a group boss; i haven’t even had the time to really comment on here as I used to; though I still take my profits and recycle but I’m strictly in my top 4 (LTC, Betece, Eithy and XRP) my schedule is shit rn so I don’t have time to day trade as much; so far I’m more than comfy with the profits I’m taking in (my 2021 target has been hit) anything else rn is just an added bonus for me and most of the information and comments on here are priceless; you’d gain more off this thread than any group especially if you’re looking for signals on what to get into and out of... Openheavens2019 BrokerHaruna Sailor1 and a number of other folks I can’t recall their handles have been dropping really good analysis, keep an eye out for them...

slachtoffers:
Thanks a lot bro.

Jbols2001:
Pls there are alot of US stocks that are not on Trove. Pls which other app has more stock options

Jbols2001:
Pls there are alot of US stocks that are not on Trove. Pls which other app has more stock options

GrowEveryday:
Thanks Oyinda...
please how do you carry out your research on stocks to buy.
right here I just read on random sites about some companies and their stock. Jotting down points, but still inconclusive on the one to go for.

Kennyking1234:
Broke the $50 dollar barrier.

LauraClasikVibe:
US Stock Market Pick Alert (USMPA) is on telegram

LauraClasikVibe:
A proper answer to the bolded depends on several parameters that are specific to you. Things like your age, marital status, income, tax implications, objectives and risk profile among others determine an investment’s suitability for you.
I do not know your plan
Why you in the market?. You have to have a strategy, are you an investors or a trader?
This and many more questions you need to answer before i can possibly suggest a stock.

Today's Lectures
How do you do your “due diligence” when trading stocks? Many people have asked this questions on this thread

What are fundamentals and stuff I should look in a stock when researching?

How do you perform company analysis and stock valuation once you have identified an attractive opportunity? In this write up I hold nothing back and explain how I use my Five Step Research Process to perform company due diligence and stock valuation:

The Five Step Research Process consists of the following steps:

Step 1: Company Quality Assessment

Company quality is based on the quality of the business, the management team and the balance sheet.

Business quality: How structurally attractive is the industry? How strong is the company's competitive advantage? Is it getting stronger or weaker?

Management quality: How competent is the management team at operations and capital allocation? How aligned are their incentives with the shareholders?

Balance sheet quality: Is the balance sheet strong enough to withstand temporary adversity without the company being forced to raise capital on unattractive terms?

Step 2: Analysis of Key Economic Variables

This step aims to:

-Identify the handful of economic variables that will have the greatest impact on the business’s long-term economics, and
-Estimate a reasonable range of outcomes for each variable.

Step 3: Financial Modeling

The third step of the process begins where the second step ended. Having identified the key economic variables and a reasonable range of values for each, I use that analysis to model the company’s income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement, and then create three scenarios: worst case, base case and best case.

Step 4: Valuation

My basic valuation tool for stocks is the discounted cash flow model (DCF) of equity free cash flows forecasted in the prior step. I use the same discount rate – 10% – for all companies and all scenarios.

The DCF can be an imperfect tool. A reasonable criticism is that it is overly sensitive to small input changes and to user manipulation of assumptions. To guard against these, I cross-check DCF-derived values against other measures such a valuation multiples (e.g. normalized P/E, EV/EBITA) and private market transactions.

Step 5: Behavioral Checklist

Before investment analysis is complete, I apply a checklist designed to identify things that I may have missed as well as behavioral biases that may have influenced my analysis. This is a dynamic list; it has been evolving over time, reflecting lessons learned from past mistakes made by me and by other investors.

Doing thorough fundamental analysis and valuation work is an important part of any value investing process. The Five Step Research Process helps ensure a systematic and repeatable approach that helps minimize the impact of behavioral biases.

yazga:
Ma'am you need to first know the basic of stock market, you can't just start investing like that. Here are some tips to help you learn

(1). History of stock market

(2).how the stock market works

(3). Terms used in stock (bullish,bearish, average down ,etc.)

(4)sector that is popular

(5) research on the company you want to invest in.

So on and so forth.

Note: also have a purpose why you are investing, the stock market is not a get rich quick scheme and lastly decide if you want to invest or if you want to trade. Hope this help .

yazga:
Hi Newbies

Here is a breakdown of all the charges on Bamboo!

We currently charge 1.5% on all buy and sell trades. You will see the "Estimated Commission" on the page when you review your Buy/Sell order. At this point you can choose to go ahead and make the trade or not. We will certainly give notice if our Trade Fee is going to change.

Deposits have a 1.4% processing fee on Naira card transactions and barter transactions (capped at 2,000 Naira), a 150 Naira processing fee on Naira bank transfers, while there is a 2.9% processing fee on Dollar card transactions.

There is an extra fee on instant deposits which is 0.1% (with a minimum fee of $1 and a maximum fee of $10). This means that if 0.1% of what you are depositing is more than $10, the extra fee will be $10. However, if 0.1% of what you are depositing is less than $1, the extra fee will be $1.

The processing fees for wire transfers vary across different banks.

If you deposited from a Naira payment option, you can only withdraw to a Naira account. If you deposited from a USD payment option, you can only withdraw to a USD account. There is a withdrawal fee of ₦45 to Naira bank accounts and $45 to USD bank accounts.

Finally, there is a 30% WHT (Withholding Tax) on dividends, which is a mandatory tax taken by the U.S. government for individuals buying stock outside of the U.S.

Factor the above into your profit.

Hamachi:
Newbies
Look out for this on any trading app for stocks you wish to buy

PE: 15 or lower
PEG: 1 or lower
P/B ratio: 3 or lower
ROA: 5% or higher
Current Ratio: 1:2 or 2
Quick Ratio: 1:1
Debt Equity:1:1
Bid price are buyers
Ask price are sellers
Use Limit order on all your app if you don't have the liver to trade

In addition, most Nigeria trading app DO NOT have ALL stocks so it best you start looking out for your own portfolio using the above criteria to purchase a stock.

Finally, invest what you can afford to loose.

Cheers

Leezah:
Just an update to the house it's not a SPRINT but a marathon.

THANK YOU ALL

Newbies looking at this I started with =N= 10k Afolabi units today it's 40k.

I have decided I will Invest every month.
$GME 450

yazga:
I can't say because I don't know if you are short term
mid term or long term investor.

Imagine if you used a bigger capital! Just imagine 87.26% of just say, $2000 in SENS, made in a few days. They say '"go big, or go home".

Leezah:
My top stock picks this week:
$SOLO - 14.8%
$FEYE - 7.0%
$FUBO - 14.5%
$LAZR - 13.1%
$GP - 12.8%

My top watchlist this week:
$PEIX - 9.2%
$TSLA - 7.3%
$AMD - 6.0%
$PFE - 2.7%
$COTY - 12.7%

yazga:
Traders usually go for low to mid cap companies that would give them quick returns, while investors prepared well established, top companies with capital protection and gradual growth in mind. We should always remember "trading" is different from "investing" in stock business.

yazga:
— Digital currency will replace the U.S. dollar as the dominant currency
— Electric vehicles will eliminate ICE
— Marijuana will replace alcohol and tobacco as the recreational drug of choice
— Space travel will become the new logistics platform
— Space tourism will displace beach vacations
— Home sharing will replace the hotel industry
— Autonomous driving will replace human drivers
— Plant-based meat will replace animal meat
— Food delivery will fundamentally alter consumption patterns
— Gyms, calisthenics, and merely going for a jog will be replaced by digital workout platforms
— Video conferencing will replace in-person meetings
The world is evolving.
If you wait, you waste.