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Good evening Boss. Please sir, the online link for opening of the account. Thank you sir. emmanuelewumi: |
Sir, am in Minna, Niger State. emmanuelewumi: |
Sir, I have no idea on how to get it done. Sir any advice on how to open Skockbroking account or any good investment houses Sir. Thanks. emmanuelewumi: |
Thank you so much Boss (Emmanuelewumi). Am grateful for the full details. It really help sir. Am planning to invest few millions I got from Tbills since the rate is very low sir. Thank you once again sir. emmanuelewumi: |
Good morning house, please house and guru in house. I was trying to read more about the FGN Bond. According to Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) and Get Smarter About Money; 4 common risks for bond investors 1. Interest rate risk When interest rates rise, bond prices fall. When interest rates fall, bond prices rise. This is a risk if you need to sell a bond before its maturity date and interest rates are up. You may end up selling the bond for less than you paid for it. 2. Inflation risk This is the risk that the return you earn on your investment doesn’t keep pace with inflation. If you hold a bond paying 2% interest and inflation reaches 3%, your return is actually negative (-1%), when adjusted for inflation. You’ll still get your principal back when your bond matures, but it will be worth less in today’s dollars. Inflation risk increases the longer you hold a bond. 3. Market risk This is the risk that the entire bond market declines. If this happens, the price of your bond investments will likely fall regardless of the quality or type of bonds you hold. If you need to sell a bond before its maturity date, you may end up selling it for less than you paid for it. 4. Credit risk If you buy bonds from a company or government that isn’t financially stable, there’s more of a risk you’ll lose money. [b]This is called credit risk or default risk. Sometimes, the issuer can’t make the interest payments to investors. It’s also possible the issuer won’t pay back the face value of the bond when it matures. Is it possible not to get face value (capital) at the end of maturity. needful: |
@9galen217, I am an Architect too but you can check my design and work on my Instagram. (adedokun184) 9galen217: |
Good morning sir, am new when it come to stock and no idea on how to go about it but I appreciate your discussion on it, Sir. Please Sir, I sent you mail on your advise on what steps to take Sir. Thank you Sir. emmanuelewumi: |
1000 page. I started from page 461 if am right and it has been wonderful and positive impact to me and my Family. I really want to appreciate everyone for wonderful work, experience shared here and positive impact. God bless You all. I must say a very special thanks to everyone on this forum. You guys are Over Amazing. Because reading You guys text every day have made me to reduce unnecessary spending and think ahead and plan for a better and great future. Thanks. |
Good afternoon Sir, I would like to be a part of your watsapp group I intend go into stock investments, Sir. Please I will appreciate if you add me Sir. Thanks. emmanuelewumi: |
Good morning sir. Have read your post right from page 779, sir I will say am impressed and motivated to plan more for the future. Sir, I will want to know more about the bdc. Please here is my email (tripleaj2002@yahoo.co.uk) Thank you sir. ahiboilandgas: |
My question is how solid is the house (the foundation and quality of materials used and the aesthetic aspect and integrating of spaces within the building to define it components) that we add value to it after few years. People now look standard of buildings before putting their money. And check life span of the building. As an Architect they are many factors to check to see if the value of the building will increase or drop. lancee: |
Haypril07:Check this site: https://www.cbn.gov.ng/FAQS/FAQ.asp?category=Government+Securities |
Haypril07:What are the benefits that an investor can get by investing in the Government Securities? Benefits of short term securities (i.e. Nigerian Treasury Bills)are: Yield / Income on investment is realizable upfront and can be automatically reinvested for a higher income. Yield / Income on investment is competitive with returns on other money market instruments of similar maturities. The securities have zero-default risk. Yield/Income on investment is tax-free. The securities can be used as collateral for short-term borrowing from banks. They are bearer securities and negotiable. Benefits of long-term securities are: Could serve as collateral for borrowing, Interest is paid half-yearly, It can be traded on the stock exchange and Investment has a zero-default risk. |
Cation:@triple please I will also like to have such wonderful material on stocks. For better investment in future. tripleaj2002@yahoo.co.UK. Thank you. |
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