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Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 4:53pm On Feb 19, 2008
I was MIA for a few weeks and found out the whole house has been talking japanese candle.  Have you all found out how to spell your name in japanese?

A - ka B -  tu C - mi D - te E - ku
F - lu G - ji H - ri I - ki J - zu
K - me L - ta M - rin N - to O -mo
P - no Q - ke R - shi S - ari T -chi
You - do V - ru W -mei X - na Y - fu
Z - zi

You can't learn candle without knowing how to spell your name  cheesy cheesy cheesy


Wanajo - meikatokazumo smiley

Yodiyokun - fumotekifumomedoto smiley

aktopgun - kamechimonojito smiley

roughcut - shimodojirimidochi smiley

pumping777 - nodorinnokitoji777 smiley

Whats your name in japanese?  grin grin grin
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 10:58pm On Jan 23, 2008
windywendy:

Oh no, don't fret now. You just have to be smart about how you break the news to her. The following scenario might help:

Act 1, scene 1: moneytalk takes wifey to her favorite restaurant and orders her very very favorite entree
Act 1, scene 2: moneytalk begins to say to wifey "ooohhh, i just want you to know just how special you are to me . . . You are absolutely the most [s]oh and by the way I bought shares in wema [/s] wonderful woman in my world, and I'm so blessed to have you . . .
Act 2, scene 1: wifey goes "huh?? you what??" but by this time is too distracted by her favorite dessert and couldn't care less . . .

A perfect ending  cheesy cheesy

Try it out and let us know how it works out for you  wink wink



, and they live happily ever after grin grin grin
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 10:51pm On Jan 23, 2008
dollyp1cute:

He sold some @ profit so  grin, wish I had sold all off  cry, well such is life  cool, shuo you mean it will hit N2 embarassed  , well no shakin  tongue etcetra

PUMPING AM I ON THE RIGHT TRACK

You people no go kill person with laughter rolling on the floor had to stand up 'cos im in the office cheesy
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 10:08pm On Jan 23, 2008
windywendy:

Ahhhhh, na wa o!  cheesy Sawri oh, but this kin tin no dey work for me oh, na only fatherof2 e dey do magic for!  grin grin I get school ke Abi person don build school put for my name? cheesy cheesy

What are you looking at? longterm, shorterm or medium?

Dont worry! U will get used to it grin E lenu bi eye cheesy . We dont mind a combo pack grin a blend of sisqo sorry CICO and taliban.
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 9:55pm On Jan 23, 2008
windywendy:

Hehehehe  grin grin. Ok o, make you dey exercise your right to greed well well. But no dey there too long oh, there are other opportunities to take advantage of. My broker was just telling me that a single individual placed an order for like 30m units of one of the insurance stocks today  shocked shocked. Thankfully, he was able to get me my share before the yeye moneybag individual made the price go sky high  grin


For the mama ke! wink E ti poju!  smiley Obinrin bi okunrin! cheesy Wey olulufemi to come teach me now Mother of all cheesy cheesy cheesy. Abeg show us the oppurtunities. I still dey loyal to your school oooo. Go on soun! cool
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 5:33pm On Jan 15, 2008
Ololufemi, wetin dey? We no dey see your brake light again wink
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 7:43pm On Jan 05, 2008
aktopgun:

it has been so interesting reading the threads for the last 2-3 weeks, really eye opening and very scary!
i for one am really worried that the ethos behind beginning to invest in the first place is being played down and lost, to be replaced by discipleship, (bordering on sychophancy). I thought we were trying to bring heads together to teach each other how to fish. its alright if you ask questions because thats the only way u learn but some the questions are downright scary, like which stocks would you recommend for tomorrow, or next week or the next 4 weeks etc.
fellas, any investment takes time to develop and grow. for individual investors who have limited funds (i'm sure very few people on this thread are billionaires), the best approach is still to choose good companies to invest in. if u make an investment and then can't sleep at night becausse your broker couldnt sell on friday nko? Blood pressure tablets, here i come time be that o!!. How many of the new brothers and sisters on this forum have even learnt how exactly their brothers and sisters who have been investing for long in the NSE evaluate a stock?
to think that some fellas even get upset when people who have taken time to look at a stock and analyse it post their thoughts and for whatever reason, it doesn't pan out. thtas the imperfection of the market.

Lets get the foundation right first brothers and then the rest will follow.

A lot of fellas here have learnt including me and we're all still learning. many folks have joined with their great expertise and moved us all to a new level in many ways. but never exchange learning for spoon feeding, don't do it because its never worth it. it will end up being the case that "i've taught u everything u know but i've not taught u everything i know".

its hard and time consuming yes but its not impossible as this forum proves.

keep up the good work guys. hopefully i'l be back in full force in a few weeks but i always cherish your insights and ideas.

heads up pumping, easi, wanajo, windy, yodi, fof2,olulufemi,naijadr, temmie10 et al.


Couldn't have said it better! Thumb up smiley
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 5:01pm On Jan 03, 2008
ololufemi:

@ Fatherof2,

Thanks baba and my email still remains teetall2002@yahoo.com or babatundetaiwo@gmail.com

Preferably babatundetaiwo@gmail.com

I check this one regularly

Cheers

Y don't u modify your maill address using at instead of @ and maybe spacing it? Spammers go bombard you tire
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 4:37pm On Jan 03, 2008
wanaj0:

Happy New Year ALL

Just Checking.

Father of 2 Hope you are seeing WAPCO.

Well, the market is upbeat.

If you are still waiting for a train to join, join Diamond and Cappa and Dalberto.

NEM will approach the market this year. They will likely reach 6.00 before doing that.

First Bank will be the bomb. Just watch out.

When the market cools down, you can get bargains but for now, enjoy the BULLISH run.

Still away on leave.

See you at the TOP



Thanks for checking father of all  wink wink wink. Please do more often. Your contribution/opinion is highly respected. See you at the topmost top!
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 12:52am On Dec 30, 2007
grabdaloot:

people, I'd like to point out a few things here. You will get a better picture of the RSI when plotted against time (1 period ie 5 day or 10 day per plot so it doesnt't get messy) that way you will see the momentum of the stock. As for MACD you don't have to calculate it you know. if you plot the closing prices of a stock, right click on data point select add trend line then under the type tab click moving average there is a drop down box beside it select the number of days you want. repeat the process to add another MACD line for another period. In technical analyses charts tell a lot and they certainly tell better than tables. There are even chart patterns that when you see a the trend you can predict what direction the stock will go. for instance AGLEVENT did the converging triangle before the breakout. For more on chart patterns you can visit www.chartadvisor.com. It will teach you the five basic ones but really there are about 13 or so of them. It also talks stock supports and resistances. It seems we love AGLEVENT to death on this forum not that I blame anyone but it is one of the most undervalued stock out there. As per the question regarding brokers, I could recommend equator capital (www.equatorcapital.com) or MBC Securities. (www.mbcsec.com) both have online jobbing facilities but let me chip in some advise. Make your broker you best friend it goes a long way. Jumping from one house to another will not solve the problem just establish a personal rapport with him or her. Have a happy new year everyone



Pls what are u talking about here? Do u have a software that does that? should we just forget about MACD and use RSI?
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 7:09pm On Dec 29, 2007
ngc combo wink wink wink

Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 7:06pm On Dec 29, 2007
Find attached AG LEVENTIS COMBO wink wink wink

Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 7:05pm On Dec 29, 2007
Using OPS (other people's spreadsheet) I have come up with a combo pack cheesy cheesy cheesy, a very useful tool for suicide bombers!  wink wink wink I have done FAT (factory acceptance test) on it but I want the whole house to TEST DRIVE it, before I patent it  grin grin grin

Fundamentalist + Suicide bombers = WMD (Weapon of Mass destruction)

What a combo! grin grin grin. NSE is in trouble! cheesy cheesy cheesy

Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 11:03pm On Dec 26, 2007
Anybody watching CAPOIL? From less than #1 sometimes in Oct to #4.7 now  shocked shocked shocked. another afroil in the making Any info pls? Been digging but to no avail embarassed sad angry
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 2:41pm On Dec 22, 2007
invisible!:


Thanks texas 543, I have gotten to the stage of seeing the hyperlink, but how do I lift the message I want to attach and use it with the hyperlink so it will not paste an entire webpage, I want to paste the link only.

Open the webpage u want to link to, copy the url address and paste it between that hyperlink. Its just the link that will show on your messsage but if clicked, it will be directed to that webpage.
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 5:59pm On Dec 21, 2007
invisible!:



Can someone please teach me how to copy and paste links in this forum?

Help out a friend guys.

On the toolbar, u will see insert hyperlink, this is directly above the smileys, just click it and paste the link in between.


invisible!:



How do I copy an existing post as a reference to my post?



Click insert quote on top of the message you want to make reference to
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 4:43pm On Dec 21, 2007
As we approach 2008 and continuing our journey to financial freedom, we need to set our goals if we don't have yet or reviewit. We need SMART goals. It should be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely. So, lets start 2008 Moneywisely.  Happy holidays!


The Ten Commandments of Wealth

1st WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Build Wealth For a Noble Cause

Wealth is not a worthy objective by itself. Wealth's only value is in the good you can create with it for yourself, your family, others, and the world around you. It is a means to an end, but not an end in itself.

Your reasons for building wealth must be bigger than wealth alone because that is too shallow a goal to motivate you to overcome all the obstacles that stand between you and wealth.

Without a noble cause driving you at a deep level you will be distracted by alternatives competing for your valuable resources of time, money and energy that must be dedicated to wealth building for success to result. You need greater motivation. Noble causes include the following:

1: Freedom: From the shackles of daily labour so that you have the time to grow, create, and to pursue your greatest being.

2: Charity: Because the more you have the more you can give. Charitable foundations created by wealthy families can provide the financial muscle to empower great social and environmental causes.

3: Growth: Because your wealth in your external world is a mirror to your wealth in your internal world. The principles that lead to financial wealth can also lead to wealth in other areas of your life.

4: Leadership: By growing your own wealth ethically and joyfully you lead by example for friends and family to rise above the bonds of financial mediocrity and follow in your footsteps.


2nd WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Giveth More Value Than Thou Taketh

He who adds value to the world by giving more than they receive makes everything and everyone that their life touches better off. This is true wealth. They improve the lot of others in the world while improving themselves.

Alternatively, wealth earned through exploitation of others or the environment can never lead to happiness or fulfilment. By giving, more value than one receives your wealth becomes a measure of how much you have given: the wealthier you are the more you gave to others.


3rd WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Live 100% Integrity

Never do or say anything that would not make your Mother and Father proud. Do not envy other's well being, encroach on other's property, violate moral law, cause harm to others or create harm to the environment. Do not lie, insult or cheat in pursuit of financial wealth. Heck, do not even stretch the truth. It just is not worth it.

Integrity is non-negotiable and can never be compromised because no amount of financial wealth can replace a good night's sleep, a clear conscience, and a peaceful mind.


4th WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Be Courageous

Wealth results from doing what others will not so you can have what others never will ,  which takes courage. It takes courage to be a self-starter and be self-responsible. It takes courage to walk new paths and develop new skills. It takes courage to stand out from the crowd. It takes courage to put out the extra effort when others don't.

It may be true that the nail that stands up is the nail that gets hammered down, but it is equally true that the nail that never got driven is the nail that didn't fulfil its purpose. Live with courage so you can live fully and experience true wealth.


5th WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Be Disciplined

Wealth is the result of many little things added together and compounded over a lifetime. Sound daily habits like saving, investing, reinvesting, and growing your financial and business intelligence require persistent and consistent effort so that you can work smarter, more strategic, and more efficiently rather than harder.

The number one wealth killer is procrastination. You must begin today. It takes discipline to overcome procrastination by starting today and persisting tomorrow. There is no substitute for action. Anything less is just an excuse.

Do not succumb to magical thinking about wealth because it does not occur out of thin air or happen only to the select few. Wealth happens because you make it happen. Apparent "instant" wealth stands on the foundation of years of disciplined, daily habits.

You must pro-actively lead your wealth plan consistently with purpose. Everything is either growing or decaying and your wealth is no exception. Every day is another day to persist, persist, and persist in creating growth.

Life has a way of challenging discipline with distractions and obstacles. Wealth builders maintain their discipline with their clarity of purpose fuelled by their noble cause.


6th Wealth Commandment: Thou Shalt Avoid Conspicuous Consumption

The great illusion of wealth is the attraction of a "more, better, different" lifestyle. Desiring wealth for the lifestyle, it affords makes wealth elusive because limited resources that should be dedicated toward wealth for tomorrow instead are spent on lifestyle today.

The reality is wealth is a form of delayed gratification.

Wealth builders live modestly by spending less than they have (money, time and energy) so they can invest the difference for greater value in the future. They understand that happiness does not result from the material trappings of wealth because that would only keep them from fulfilling the noble cause that drives them deeply.

Every day you make a choice between consumption today or wealth for tomorrow. The only way to live delayed gratification as the most fulfilling alternative without any sense of sacrifice is when your noble cause is a deeper drive than your desire for lifestyle. If lifestyle is your cause then consumption becomes the priority making wealth eternally elusive.


7th WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Build Supportive Environments

If building wealth was easy then more people would achieve it ,  but they don't. One of the primary obstacles to wealth is the distractions life produces that can sidetrack your plans for wealth. That is why you must create a support system that keeps you focused, on track, and literally draws you toward wealth. It is the path of least resistance to a wealthy outcome.

Your family environment, relationships, work environment, financial habits, daily rituals and more must be pro-actively designed to literally pull you toward wealth by
Supporting and reinforcing your plans. You can literally build the structure of your life to create a wealthy outcome. Financial Mentoring, coaching and education programs can help you with this. The alternative is to passively allow the rest of the world to fill your life with distracting and non-directed alternatives that pull you away from wealth.


8th Wealth Commandment: Thou Shalt Apply Leverage

Leverage is the essential principle that leads to wealth. You will not get wealthy by trading time for money and you cannot do it all yourself. Building wealth requires you to
Work smarter rather than harder by applying the following principles of leverage:

1: Financial leverage: Other people's money so that you are not limited by your own pocketbook.
2: Time leverage: Other people's time so that you are not limited to 24 hours in a day.
3: Systems and Technology Leverage: Other people's systems and technology so that you can get more done with less effort.
4: Communications Leverage: Other people's magazines, newsletters, radio shows, and databases so that you can communicate to millions with no more effort than is required to communicate one-on-one.
5: Relationship Leverage: Other people's resources, connections, knowledge, talents and experience so that you are not limited to your own.
6: Knowledge Leverage: Other people's proven models of success so that you can save time and money by not reinventing the wheel.

Leverage allows you to create more wealth than you could ever achieve alone by utilizing resources other than your own. It allows you to grow wealth beyond your personal limitations.

Leverage is what separates those who attain wealth from those who don't. It is just that simple. If you aren't using leverage then you are working harder than you should to earn less than you deserve and that isn't going to make you wealthy.


9th WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Treat Thy Wealth Like A Business ,  Because It Is
You wouldn't build a business without a plan so why should building wealth be any different? Design your wealth plan based on proven principles that lead to success. Your financial coach can help you sort out what works and what doesn't in building wealth so that you can accelerate your journey by avoiding the obvious potholes saving you time and money.

Your plan should include all of The Ten Commandments to Wealth as well as accountability, successful investment principles, systems, and much more while taking into account your unique skills, interests and capabilities.

Anything less will slow your journey to wealth.


10th WEALTH COMMANDMENT: Thou Shalt Steward Thy Wealth

Wealth is your servant, and your are a servant to your wealth. Money is little more than a tool that comes with a responsibility to use it wisely. The rich man who dies without arranging his affairs to assure that his wealth does well during his lifetime and after his passing is a fool.

Through your legacy of wealth, you have the opportunity to bless not only you and your family's lives now and into the future, but you can expand that circle to include the lives of all who follow you. As a successful wealth builder, you will be in the unique position to organize benefactions that can do great social good. The fact that you cannot take it with you means wealth is a gift to be given.

Always understand that wealth is not something you possess, but it is a flow, which has found a temporary parking place under your stewardship. Eventually this stewardship will move to others, as all things must pass. The wealth builder’s solemn responsibility is to use this temporarily gifted power wisely so that it creates maximum benefit for all those who are touched by what you created in your lifetime.
Make your life count for something.

Enjoy your journey to wealth. Have fun.

Happy Holidays and have a Happy New Year,

Special Greetings to all Nigerians from:
Todd R. Tresidder
President - FinancialMentor.com
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 2:37am On Dec 19, 2007
Why AIICO will continue to be on strong bid

Aiico Insurance signs oil & gas treaty

By Nike Popoola
Published: Wednesday, 19 Dec 2007

Aiico General Insurance Company Limited, has signed a treaty on oil and gas reinsurance with five leading international insurance and reinsurance firms.

In a statement released in Lagos on Tuesday, the management said the treaty was in fulfillment of the company’s vision of being a major player in the oil and gas sector.

The two European companies involved are ACE European Group and AIG (UK) Limited, supported by two other Lloyds syndicate groups.

The Managing Director, Aiico General Insurance, Mr. Olusegun Omosehin, led the company’s team to the signing ceremony held in London.

Omosehin said that with the reinsurance treaty arrangement in place, his company now had a wider capacity and better placed to participate actively in the high profile oil and gas risk underwriting in the local market.

Aiico General Insurance Company Limited emerged as the general insurance underwriting arm of Aiico Insurance Plc after the recapitalisation exercise.

It was officially licensed by the National Insurance Commission to transact all classes of general insurance business including oil and gas, following the successful splitting of its composite licence into life and general insurance.
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 11:51pm On Dec 18, 2007
barge:

@texas 543

i recognize o , how can i forget you.  am quite bullish about the insurance sector for obvious reasons. you may need a rock for the foudation of your wealth in that sector !

thats the law for building wealth, a solid foundation!We are having a great union here on nairaland cheesy cheesy cheesy
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 11:27pm On Dec 18, 2007
barge:

@ all

Its  a few days before 2007 runs and i have to switch to thanksgiving mode . A BIG BIG THANX TO You ALL ESPECIALLY
   
      Easimoni , Pumping , Temmie 10,shigidi
      Windywendy , Yodiyokun , Wanaj0,noshaking
      Father of 2 , Frankiriri , Aktopgun ,nba,Emmachile
      Ololufemi , mypeace ,naijadr,kpineo,damoche 07
      Roughcut, aktopgun,chokit , crazyT,ckeneth,jehosaphat et all
     APOLOGIES to all whose postnames i cat rememeber, ina ground i dey

I can't  thank you all enough for the selfless and invaluable contributios you have all made on this thread. I got a little confession,
a number of people have impacted my life with their views here and  i just hope you  keep doing what you are all doing.  I realize how much i needed to reeducate myself after reading some posts here ,and i could not interprete appropriately the lingo . My motivation for entering the cfa program came from this thread and guys like windywendy ,easi ,frank ,temmie 10 and later pumping.Regardless of my exam result its already a success , as this thread keeps the learning process open. I PRAY 2008 BECOMES A FULFILLING YEAR FOR US ALL . As we continue the crusade(r) for financial independence , i pray 2008 turns out to be unic and forms the cornerstone of great wealth which we all hope to achieve. THANK YOU ALL, you are all appreciated. Barka de sallah , merry xmas and A wonderful , success-filled 2008.

oh, how can i forget Seun , thank you for this forum and don't let detractors derail you from your goals.
     ,

Are u saying we should invest in these insurance companies come 2008? cheesy cheesy cheesy
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 5:05pm On Dec 18, 2007
For those interested in insurance stock read this

[url]http://www.guardiannewsngr.com/business/article02/indexn2_html?pdate=181207&ptitle=Insurers%20strategise%20for%20oil,%20gas%20business[/url]
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 9:25pm On Dec 17, 2007
aktopgun:

@texas543

i meant to write," i couldn't write all the names of the people i appreciate"

sure u know i appreciate u and everyone else on the forum.


How did you have the time to respond to my post so soon I will report you to madam "dereliction of duty"cheesy. Just kidding about my post, I have a better sense of humour than that wink
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 9:15pm On Dec 17, 2007
aktopgun:

@ windywendy

i holla girl!!
u know that's not what i meant. i appreciate all the prayers and thoughts, honest i do.

in between nappy changes and the likes, i just could only post all the names of the people i admire and appreciate.

to the whole forum

i holla!


Ehn ehn, you don't admire and appreciate me cry cry God dey oooo. How is babysitting wink
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 10:21pm On Dec 16, 2007
shigidi:

@ wanajo, congratulations and may GOD be with you as you move ot the NEXT LEVEL.
please i have been meaning to ask you something, when is it appropriate to exit a stock. let me give you an example, i remember saying you bought oceanic at 5 naira and sold at 33 naira, thats very good, but why didnt you hold on to oceanic for another year? im sure with all proceeds from the ipo, they will acheive good growth. so what i mean is couldnt you have held on instead of exiting, when is it right to exit a stock.
please reply ASAP

Although I am not wanajo but I think I can answer this on his behalf quoting him.

As long as your exit strategy is met.
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 6:15pm On Dec 16, 2007
wanaj0:

Nothing to define there. Just follow who no road tongue tongue tongue


Abeg show me way ooooooooo.
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 5:40pm On Dec 16, 2007
@ wanajo

Welcome back, we miss you soooooooo much wink
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 4:25pm On Dec 13, 2007
MyPeace:


thank you, but couldnt see NSE today to click on that page. please give me the real link to the desired page.

http://www.trw-stockbrokers.com/services.aspx
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 4:18pm On Dec 13, 2007
Talktrue:

@Ololufemi
You are real yoruba man.

@easimoni
I don send mail abeg "I will never let u go unless u bless me"

The biggest challange I'm facing now is orgainising my portfolio, if Salary come one stock will be hot then next time another one soteeeey my portfolio don fragment finish. I just want to recoup my investments and face less than four stocks squarely.

@Texas543
For you to ask for a $ 2 Million dollar loan you have to be worth that atleast
.

Not always true
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 4:14pm On Dec 13, 2007
ckenneths:

@Fatherof 2, the way we you dey take mention money fit cause somebody heart problems.

I tire ooo!


The fact that somebody asked for a loan does not mean he already has it. Folks don't get unnecesssary heart attack ooooo. Anybody can ask for loan provided he knows what he wants to do with it and he has the collateral lipsrsealed.
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 3:57pm On Dec 13, 2007
MyPeace:

@all

please where else can i check the daily price, nigeriansecurities didnt update their site today.

trw-stockbrokers.com  just clisk NSE today
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 10:52pm On Dec 12, 2007
c
aktopgun:

ladies and gentlemen,
please allow me to introduce u'all to OLUWATAMILORE TOBECHUKWU

born 4.46am 12/12/07, 3.5kg.

mother and child alive and well, father is beat!!!

now i know why jewish men wake up every morning and thank god he didn't make them women, no be yam.
i have a whole new level of respect for my wife now.

thank you to all the fellas on nairaland for all the support.

And the journey begins.


CONGRATULATIONS! Like roughcut rightly said you already have your hands full  wink!
Investment / Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians by texas543(m): 6:20pm On Dec 12, 2007
VIPICO:

@Talktrue,

You'll be extra lucky if Pumping replies your mail. He never does mine. He just snubs

If it is nothing personal, you can ask on this forum, somebody else will reply you, not necessarily pumping

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