BabsO2:


Black rock just met with the CBN governor this week. Hope they got positive insights. Also don't forget the ratings agencies upgraded Nigeria last year.

yMcy56:
E Ku Market ooo.
Everything moving so so fast....
Lots of vexing from many of this coys.....

locodemy:


China bans financial institutions from offering bitcoin services.
From all indications, Btc is going as low as $10,000.

Those who left our stock market crippled will later meet us here.

Ifesinachi22:

Alexandre7:


I’m using Robinhood.

This’s Options Trading.

Jayjaycee18:
From Technical Analysis (TA), $BNED price uptrend in the last few trading days show that the stock has broken out and approaching its 200-day simple moving average (sma) of $2.92. Hence, while the current price or below signifies a good entry price, share price is up 1.99% at $2.56 in after hours trading of Friday, July 17 and doesn't indicate a dip on Monday, July 20. Same applies to $SPCE where I don't see the potential pullback yet because of euphoria created by the announcement of its new CEO. $SPCE is up 1.87% at $24.50 in after hours of Friday, July 17.

My picks for next week include $AZN, $NIO (price looking attractive due to sell offs), $BOXL, $BNED, $ZVO, $APHA, $GOCO (health insurance), $INO, $IHRT, $CHMA and $DVAX (currently developing and testing vaccines for cancer, Asthma, Hepatitis B and Influenza).
As always, due diligence is required before investing in any stock.

Bonne chance!!!

carbonado:
yes...okay thank you..

ViVaMadrid:


$BOXL (Boxlight Corp)

ViVaMadrid:


Keep an eye on $GEVO (Gevo Inc) currently at $0.59. The COVID-19 pandemic hit this company hard in the first quarter. With business opening back up that run back to $2-$3 is on the cards

OakPearl:


The word "trading" technically implies short term buying and selling.
"Investing" means buying and holding for long term capital appreciation.
Your statement in bold font implies you are trading short term with your entire resources.
Please clarify.

OakPearl:


Congrats on your first step bro.
I will not advise you to jump into Inovio at this time.
I rather advise that you first sit down and map out a strategy.
Are you investing or trading or both?
Long term or short term or both?
What percentage of your portfolio would you want to trade with if you choose to do both?

That will determine the kind of stocks for you.
You will need to read up a lot on US stocks too as you will need a strong knowledge of this market as you go along.
Happy investing.

locodemy:


Seems their will be a consolidations now.
You have to be patient for a new support and possible breakout.

Chibuking81:

If you are long-term investor no problem, I would have advice you to pick small, and pick later at its lower price. Fidelity will likely see #1.4 /#1.5 within this period.

Coolcash1:


It depends on your investment objective; short or long term. If your focus is short term, then you need to set your stop loss price and exit when it gets to that point. However, if long term, you don't have to bother rather accumulate more as it falls because you will be enjoying good dividend income on annual basis and capital appreciation.

Coolcash1:


You’ve got a good stock. Just be patient.

megawealth01:
Entered Sterling at below 1.25 yesterday and today... Hoping to jet out at km2 soon

Mcy56:

It's a good buy but you can get at better (cheaper) bargain cos of the general situation of the market for now.
Alternatively:
You can be picking it small small, so that you'll be buying in tranches if it's going lower. You may be dropping your bids at support (lower prices).
No one can time Mr. Market but the skepticism remains that the Q2 results might not be that fantastic, hence the cautious trading.
This is just my opinion, I may be wrong.