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Enyinne:And who the fvck are you now? Where were you when those you're indirectly slamming were teaching us how to navigate this market? |
Gan gan. |
iLegendd:This is life changing information. Thank you and God bless you always for your consistent lectures here. |
I've never seen so many ugly faces in one post. Why post only ugly people na? |
I'm just here to rant today and I'm inviting everyone to come pour out their minds also. I just want to ask if is a crime to be a Nigerian. As I grow older in this country and come across many things, I am increasingly regretting being a Nigerian. The country is just a failure on so many levels. It's such a disgrace for such a big nation to be sidelined or taken unseriously by the international community. Below are just a few things I have come across that continues to make me regret being in this country. 1. International payment A few years ago, I tried to build a career in writing and came across some employers but most only pay through paypal and this stiffled my chances. I had to look for other ways around this issue that makes me lose my hard earned money every month. Till now, Nigerian Paypal does not work to receive money from other countries like US and Canada. Most of our bank cards do not even work for international payment and people are often left frustrated. It almost feel like a curse being a Nigerian at this point. 2. Currency We can all agree that the Nigerian currency is one of the most useless in the world. Obviously, currencies around the world lose value over time because of inflation but ours happen too fast. Imagine the naira losing more than 100% of its value in just a year. This has eroded the purchasing power of many struggling Nigerians. Nowadays, saving in Naira is not very appealing. In fact, it is increasingly becoming foolish to save in Naira. 3. Investment Investment wise, Nigeria is a joke. As big as this country is, we are being denied access to many investment platforms around the world. For weeks now, I have been looking for a good platform to invest in international stocks but have been told that their services are not offered in Nigeria. Meanwhile, Bamboo, Trove, and other little ones in Nigeria are constantly being bullied by the government, thereby instilling doubts in the minds of Nigerian investors. Additionally, it's so unappealing to invest in Nigerian stocks because the gains will be eaten up by inflation. Recently, Binance got banned and now cryptocurrency investors are constantly looking at their backs because of uncertainty. We don't even know where the government stands on the crypto matter. On one hand, they say it is not illegal, on the other hand, they have told banks not to facilitate crypto transactions. Confusion and inconsistency everywhere. Why why why? 4. Sports. In terms of sports, the global community has probably classified Nigeria as big for nothing. Imagine this big country won nothing, not even zinc (if there's anything like that) in the recent Olympics. Tiny countries were busy winning gold, silver, bronze, and we won absolutely nothing. It's such a disgrace. I was furious watching the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics. The only thing they know how to do is to wear fine clothes. You could see athletes from other countries that won wearing just shirts but the loser Nigerian team wore native attire looking so incompetent. It just felt like they went on an excursion in Paris. 5. Tourism Nigeria is suppose to be a great place for tourism because we have so many cultures but the industry is just dying because of insecurity and unfavorable government policies. Imagine, one cannot travel between states now without the fear of being involved in a kidnapping/armed robbery operation. Even transport to travel now has become so expensive that people think twice before thinking of taking vacations. Across all sectors of Nigeria, failure has become the order of the day. Nothing seems to be working right in this country. Is it a crime to be a Nigerian for God's sake? Everyday, I get ashamed of being associated with this country. We are big for nothing. The only thing we know how to do is make music and give birth. All of us Nigerians including our leaders need to seriously step up and think of how to restore our National pride. To our leaders especially, no matter what, as long as you were born here, you are still Nigerian so if you leave the country to rot, you and your generation will carry the stigma of failure everywhere you go. If you like send your children abroad or to Mars. The failures of their place of origin will still smell around them. I have always been a fan of staying in Nigeria to make it work for me and my family because I don't want to go to another man's land where I'll not feel at home. But everyday, the failures of this conception called Nigeria makes me lose faith for the country. These sort of doubts are what lead to civil wars and secessionist agitations. As more radical and powerful people become involved in politics, if things do not change, Nigeria will be riding hard to total collapse. Nlfpmod |
Slimtuns:Thanks. |
Alexas58:Ok |
I just started this few days ago and have already been burned multiple times because of leverage. Even the lowest leverage is too high for me. I am used to spot trading in crypto and have avoided leverage trading because of my inexperience. I am making my own research but just want to ask here too. Does Forex allow trading without leverage like in crypto spot trading? Like can't I just buy an asset and wait for it to appreciate rather than panicking that it might hit stop loss. Forgive my naivety. Alexas58 help. |
BeyondCertainty:I’m beginning to see evidence of this. Interesting. I’m learning. |
What the hell is wrong with Ethereum na? Why moving like a snail? Others have pumped and left it. Such a terrible feeling for other coins to be pumping and the one you are holding just stays stagnant. The last time I had this kind of irritating feeling was when my neighbors had nepa light and I didn't. |
Alexas58:Thanks. |
Alexas58:Ok but recommend app first. |
Alexas58:Ok thanks. Please which broker would you recommend for forex and stock trading for Nigerians? I've been struggling with Exness and Capital for days now. |
benzene00:Only a dead man abandons hope. We still need hope as long as we are alive and still in this market. |
Alexas58 was right after all. Let those who do not like these words light themselves up in flames. |
Prophetkelly:Animal. Which same person? I wish I was him because I would be in profit now. You, on the other hand are basically in the middle of the road, telling people not to rant. Idiat. Billionaires and millionaires dy rant, make I no rant because one faceless lowlife here will be offended. Do me a favor, take a camera while going to hell so you can film yourself dancing gwo gwo gwo ngwo to the flames. |
Prophetkelly:I will remain consistent with my opinion and will mention you if need be. You can go to hades for all I care. |
twosquare:I am also shorting. |
Prophetkelly:Shup up and run back to the hole where you crept out from. |
When Alexa was saying run o, some people thought he was being pessimistic. Some of you just like false hope all the time. Market no dy respect anybody feeling that's why sometimes you just have to be realistic and follow the chart. Where are those who tried to shut him up now? Shebi na all of us dy wail now. If only I had shorted the market. Chai. |
Ojemedad:You fit enter bush na. ![]() |
AswearuGawd. We die here. Nothing this crypto wan do me again like this wey I neva see before. Eth hit my liquidation at 2,200, I enter another one at 2,300 with stop loss at 1950. If e sup, I will set another one at at 1957 with bigger leverage and liquidation at 1,400. If that one hit, another one go follow immediately. Also doing same with Sol but only my first long at 130 has been filled and the liquidation at 93 has not been hit. If that happens too, there's another long order at 93.7 with liquidation at 67. Each order below the first has more leverage. This is all out war. Meanwhile, my spot orders are getting filled too so DCA is going on there. By the grace of God, I will drink all these blood like vampire and lick mouth. This is a once in a lifetime buying opportunity and I'm glad to be alive while it is happening. |
I can’t stop laughing at what somebody said here a few moments ago. E say “buy when there is fear don dey fear me o.” ![]() |
Bignuell:Lol. Ogogoro analysis. |
seanwilliam:Welcome my crypto brother. Me too join few moments ago. May Forex favor us. Iseeeee. |
GovernmentAgent: Funny. I hope you go still dy around when the pump start sha. |
santos123:Lol. You better buy o. No be say e dy pump now, you go dy wail say market leave you. |
TrennixGLOBAL:Thanks for the advice. I appreciate it. |
Alexas58:I'm there already. I've been looking to expand my trading to the Forex market. Thanks for inviting me. Na money I dy find no be enemies. ![]() |
Thanks Alexas58 for inviting me here. I've been looking to expand my trading to Forex. Good to be here. Ah greet everybody in this house. |
Alexas58:Calm down. I know you're masturbating now because of the dump but masturbate small small. 😂. Even though many here would not admit it (because of loss and bruised ego), you did well for your prediction because what you said is happening now. This is why we need different opinions here. Again, celebrate your win moderately because the market can disgrace you too when you least expected. We are in this to make profit and secure our future not to score points against random people on a faceless forum. |
I am so glad I cut my loses early and pulled out of this market. Till now, most of the coins have not reached the level where I sold them instead, they are dumping the more. Sometimes, it’s just better to cut your loses early o. To the moon or nothing fit land you for trenches. |
