₦airaland Forum

unite4real:
WAPCO receiving serious beating. Thank God i jumped off the bus yesterday

bastardson:
Can a friend in the US fund my Dorm account directly from the US.. He’s got a naira account that he using for his building project in naija.. I can also transfer naira to him to get Dolls

Phraences:
Forgive my ignorance but I need clarification. When you want to fund your dollar account, is it not to transfer to the Bank in naira and they will use their bank rate to convert it for you?

Phraences:
I use this as well. Exchange rate is high. The best is to get a domiciliary account and get a dollar card. But Wallet Africa is a good alternative.

Jimmy17:
Thanks...is that rate for both withdrawal and deposit?.. finally,Did you have to link the card to t212 through gpay or you just used it directly on t212?
Thanks

5gee:
So I have made the deposits for the two.
Fingers crossed.
1st attachment is ~25% monthly until I get back 250% of my initial deposit. So my break even point is 4months.
For the second one, the returns is around 21% within 20 working days and I get my capital bank at the end of the 20 working days. My returns will be paid daily (5 days a week) and I can withdraw immediately. I do not have to wait till the end to withdraw. Minimum I can withdraw is $10. I consider this the riskier of the two.
I will know tomorrow if truely they will pay.

megawealth01:
I was tempted to re-enter GT, ZENITH, UBA and MTN because I sold off during the last massive BULL but I just have to wait for a proper recorrection which will surely come but for now let me continue with what works for me as I have other dividends paying stocks that I don't sell at all

GANDALF1:
Yeah bro. Every one cannot leave but my question was clear and can be comprehended.

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THOSE THAT INVESTED IN 2007/2008 ARE STILL IN NSE AS OF TODAY

Lets look at this forum self.

where is Knight of Delta (KOD)

Nosa

Feelamong

and all our other comrades?

GANDALF1:
Whats the percentage of people who invested in 2008 that are still trading in the Nigerian market?


Most are dead and incapacitated. Thats why Unclaimed dividend is climbing

You buy Zenith at 45, FCMB at 15, Oando at 300

and watched them drop to their current prices

and you are still alive

story

ukay2:
You mean Seplat touched N530 today?

Carloslehder:
It is people like you that die like fowl because you have refused to use your common sense

trychris:
Happy New Year to every hardworking farmer here! I quite find the discussion on which strain is more heat resistant at this time. From a few accounts shared here, it seems Ross 308 from Agrited had issues with heat. So my questions are: which strain will be most adaptable to heat, resistance to diseases, big comb & good height?
Reared Cockerels this last time & would like to try Broiler this time.

Dupeodus:
Capital Gains Tax is in the Nigerian Tax Laws. Every nation in the world taxes capital gains. Nigeria has the lowest tax receipts as a percentage of gdp even among West African countries by a very wide margin. We want government services but do not want to pay taxes. Would the money come from the air? We cannot continue to use the excuse of corruption to resist taxes.

locodemy:
Trading is over for the year.

We tried our best in 2020.

2021 will be better for us

SILVERLINES:


I rushed in to check the name

I know definitely that it must be Igbo or Yoruba

Hausas are quite known for terrorism and banditry and moreso the centre of illiteracy

EmmySparky:
Bro I know someone who lives solely off Forex trading in USA...she is a very good trader...she has a strategy...that helps her earn daily...even her kids are now into it...lil kids that are between 12- 18...and who says these coys u mentioned don't also invest in crypto currency and other binary markets...the money u put in the banks are used for their personal investments...and crypto currency and forex are some of em...the best of traders record loses though but you wins should far outweigh your loses...some days they make super huge profits too...so pls dont rule our forex as a scam or wrong investment...it's for those who are thick minded and can take risks...cos the market is very volatile...this is why in the uk and in most parts of the world I know of there are no taxes attached to it...it is categorised under gambling...

sammhi:
What you wrote makes a lot of sense
But you mistaken one aspect :
You expect that MBA would only use investors money to trade forex only ..No financial institution will only trade forex or one deal on 9n trade. Banks use your deposit to trade forex , loans, buy shares , buy bonds , etc
With amount of money MBA has , it won't get involved in jsut forex, they may have diversity into other businesses ...It same all over
Dangote has sugar, cement , etc But started with just one ....