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yMcy56:
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mymadam:
Oh okay... Ogun State Government. Ifo is in Ogun State.

Capitas7:
On the positive side, there are enough stocks with growth potentials to go round.

RabbiDoracle:
Thanks BBM. I salute you sir.

We are entering the phase of aggressive bull rise on NSE and other EMs. During this phase, everything boat is lifted by the tsumani of money.

Many stocks can go on full bids for weeks. After many months, the mania reduces and people panic. When prices settle at rest, then the mania accelerates again.

yok:
Wait. Let us see when it starts coming up again to around 2973 zone. It has fallen a lot (a stock that has fallen a lot can still keep falling,. We should discard the idea that it lloks cheap) , we should avoid the emotion of trying to catch tge bottom, it can send us out of the market faster than we can imagine.

4Play:
Silentone sent you a good response. I like Simon Property Group (SPG) from his list.

If you intend to hold for a few years, I will also recommend Medical Properties Trust (MPW) who lease out medical facilities like hospitals. Their dividend yield is circa 4.8%.

Another good long-term hold is Digital Realty Trust (DLR) who lease out data centres. However, this has a high multiple (PE ratio) which is likely to contract in the current monetary policy environment.

If you are looking for strong/steady companies that might withstand a bear market, you could also look beyond REITs for old "boring" stocks like General Mills (GIS) or Pepsi (PEP). They're not going to generate exciting growth numbers but they allow for capital preservation with some decent dividend yields.

thesilentone:
Here is an update on your request - As always, do your own DD.

This is a watchlist I have put together which I will rank based on MY criteria in order, yours would/could be different.

Tier 1 - Best
EGP
PSA
CCI
WPC
SPG
CTRE

The rest:
VNQ
RFI
ADC
O

I won't touch for now
PDI
WMC

Cheers

See profile always

thesilentone:
I'd suggest you have some patience with REITs for now because of Evergrande. See where the wind blows first

Ades1:
Remember the saying, NEVER TIME THE MARKET. It applies to NSE too! Why not invest in both? I invest in both and funny enough I am doing better with NSE. I personally don't care about exchange rate, when I change my $ to Naira, I have no plan whatsoever to convert it back to $. The plan is to generate crazy cashflow through dividends which I intend to use to pay bills in Nigeria in the future.

ositadima1:
This a strategy and like any other strategy it should be thoroughly tested on past market data. So, you either pay someone to run the analysis or you do it your self.

If you chose to do it your self then I can give you some pointers.

1. First and foremost, get past data, in the form of opening and closing prices for both stocks.

2. Backtest ur strategy on the collected data. U can do simple backtest with excel, if you know how to write code, python or C are good choices.

Just saying, to avoid biased info. Plus, past patterns don't guaranty future patterns. Meaning that while you are at it you should device a solid risk management.

afroxyz:
Then stick winning team. Besides its Apple we are talking about, not Zoom or Peloton. You don't trade Apple, you own it. Just my opinion sha. Do your DD

afroxyz:
US market is trading lower because of inflation fears. The capital you want to preserve may be trimmed. Besides when you want to enter after you have sold your Zenith shares you may be buying Apple and index funds at a higher entry price. Plus you have naira devaluation to contend with. So ur gains in Zenith may be wiped off when converting proceeds to dollar. Have you considered dividing the money and managing the portfolios seperately?

naturalflow:
ogg's predictions are 40% correct and 60% wrong.Take it or leave it.

phoinix:
Thanks Bro, I actually have stock that are for long term, I enjoy yearly dividends. This is just side hustle.

RabbiDoracle:
There is nothing extraordinary about it.

Na just normal trade.

Rockyfancino:
Hi guys, never knew there was a thread like this on Nairaland.

I have a question. If I wanted to buy a foreign stock like Facebook for long time investment, how do I go about it?

The reason I asked is, definitely all these little apps that serves as a means to buy stocks is likely not going still be available in the next 15, 20 years.

One other question. Where do I start reading this thread from as a complete beginner?

Sorry for my layman language.

sincerelymine:
Trouble maker, you are

sincerelymine:
Nsempa, red spillage everywhere......blind followers of the almighty oracle are crying.

SincereObserver

onegentleguy:
I think I already highlighted enough about DANGOTE CEMENT in one of my past article. ...with all due consideration to the duo of SHARE BUYBACK and SHARE CAPITAL CONSOLIDATION(also known as reverse stock split), including possible scenarios for discounting risk and seeking reward.

Read the article below;
https://www.booksie.com/612863-a-trip-to-dangote-cement

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