everyday: I thought the capital market in Nigeria is no longer a goldmine

9jatatafo: Daniel Amokachi is broke today because he lost $6.3 million in stock. I don't trust stock trading in Nigeria anymore

FKBZ: IT SEEMS LIKE A HUGE RISK...WOULD LOVE TO BUT MY DAD LOOSED ALL HIS MONEY ON IT AND IT WAS A VERY HARD PERIOD DEN.


PLS LIST COMPANIES IN WHICH MY MONEY WOULD BE SECURED AT THE LONG RUN.

olumuyoy: U wuld hardly see pple bcm succesfl by investing in anoda man's drims....y not use dat moni n start up smfinz small n watch it grow ovatym....many of us want to bi succesfl but alwaiz lukin for d easy way out....learn d curve n carve a niche for uresef

ITbomb: Why young people should out invest in shares.
I invested heavily in shares during the Banks IPO under Soludo and later the shares came crashing down then years later it came up again for me to make some profits
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Lessons learnt
As a young man , never put all your savings into shares . Put max of 20% of ur savings and reinvest the rest in business .
I have come to learn also that shares are mainly designed for people with awoof money who do not care whether they can get their money back in 6 months time .
Invest wisely as a young man . If you have the time , i would rather you do business than buy shares

emmanuel ewumi: The problem with Nigerians is that we do not like to read, for you to succeed in any investment you have to acquire the necessary knowledge.

bayulll01: all crap i bought one in 2005 with the union homes saving and loans,8 years now av not heard anything from them everything in nigeria is pathetic

idrisnami: Shares or no Shares, from my own xperince its just wastin of money. I bought a 500 unit of shares at #1800+ by 2008, nw wen I went to a stock brocker to comfirm my money, brocker was tellin that total of my money nw is #6000+. That is to say instead of my money to multiply na dividion den put on it. Infact I cldnt even collect it till nw. Bleep Shares

mustaphagreens:
You made the wrong choice by buying shares from such a company, the name union homes saving and loans alone should've at least hinted u that there isn't hope 4 future appreciation shares. Sorry 4 d loss shaa, i understand ur pain.

emmanuel ewumi:


invest for cash-flow and not capital appreciation, when you invest for cash-flow no sooner or later the capital appreciation will come.

emmanuel ewumi:





: Intelligent and long term investment in shares of good companies is a wonderful way of creating lasting wealth.Successful stock market investors are silent millionaires and billionaires, they have a high net-worth and own so much, but most people do not know. I was impressed when an elderly man who is close to 80 years made a donation of N10 million, during a fund raising exercise in my church which I co-ordinated for victims of Bokom Haram in Northern Nigerian. This impressive donation for a noble cause made me to get closer to Baba, and found out that the man is a veteran in stock market investment. I now have Baba as one of my mentors.

ULSHERLAN: See @op the truth is Most Nigerians have given up on shares. It used to be the main thing then I guess during soludo's regime it crashed, I still no of a family that invested a lot on shares then, the price crashed not too long they got it and till date it has not gotten to the price dey bought it talkless.

olumuyoy:
Bcs ure mentor bcm succesfl dosnt negate d fact dt thousands av suffered n even bcm impoverished due to investment in stocks....he his jes among d few fortunate pple dt av ripped d benefit of stock mrkt...stock mrkt in naija is lyk playing baba ijebu...capise

freeyayo: FBN Capital Limited is the investment banking and assest management subsidiary of FBN Holdings Plc. So why put your money in shares, invest in FBN with up 10% interest after 90 days.

freeyayo: FBN Capital Limited is the investment banking and assest management subsidiary of FBN Holdings Plc. So why put your money in shares, invest in FBN with up 10% interest after 90 days.

rahazaqa: pls give me your email or number,I want you to enlighten me more on it,I'm interested in this stuff!!

emmanuel ewumi:


The return on the money market instrument is about 10% per annum, that can be pro-rated for 91 days.