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ernie4life:


to start buying stocks you need to open a stock/ cscs account through a stock brokerage firm, some firms may charge you for account opening while others will do this for free for you based on the fact that you will buy shares.

next is selection of stocks to buy, right now prices of stock are low and presents opportunity for you to buy at cheap prices and wait for prices to go up so that you can make profit. in picking stocks you have to consider two things- fundamentals and technical factors. let them be your criteria of selections of stocks to buy. please buy value and not price

in your selection of a stock brokerage firm, make sure the firm is regulated by firm, you can do this by logging on to sec.gov.ng click on check registered companies and you will see list of all regulated stock firms. Also consider a firm that provides all needed stock brokerage services.

You've really enlightened me as well. However, permit me to ask few question and its okay if you don't feel the need to answer.
I personally intend to invest a long term investment of about (5yrs to start with) with a principal capital of #3m - #4m on firms like Nestles , Uniliver and and co. But I'd like you to share more light on what you meant by "fundamentals and technical factors." and also If you could assist in suggesting good potential stockbrokers. Thanks a lot.

Puvproperties:
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Kindly reply here. Then I know if I should call .. It's for sale right? So why not answer publicly.. It's business. Someone else might see and wants it before i even do.

How old is the building?
Whats the purpose of selling?
Are you an agent or direct owner?
Whats the EXACT location of the building?
How much is the last selling price?

Interested Buyer here

[b][/b][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][b][/b]Good day all,
I’m new to Nairaland, Infact, this is my first post.

I have limited theoretical knowledge and zero practical knowledge in terms of Mutual funds and Shares Investment. I plan to invest the sum of [b]#3Million Naira for a minimum of 2 years & max of 3 yrs [/b]in any of these fields. I have done some fundamental basic research and finding on where and how to go about it. But I’d like to know the following:

~Is Mutual funds Investment better of buying shares? If Yes, what are their return profit margin @ least ( I know its not certain, but to some certain % I’d like to know)
~Are share better of Mutual funds? If Yes, which of the listed firm on NSE is a good buy for now? ( I bought shares worth #50k then when DataComm sold their share. I didn’t get the certificate or even know how it went down.. I count it as loss already.
~Or is it better to just have a 3YRS Fixed DEPOSIT with either GTB or Firstbank, as those are the banks I use.

Brothers/Sisters, I would appreciate if you can give me your input base on your knowledge and experiences. None is a waste, I’m open to learn and research further base on the input i get here.

Thanks all.

sichri:
@ Op, one of the rules of investment is, do not put your hard earned money into any business/investment you know absolutely nothing about.
Having said that, I think fixed deposit is the best option for you right now. While the money is safe in fixed deposit, though interest rates are very low now, you can take time to figure out a better business with higher returns.
For your fixed deposit, I will advise you to choose GTB.
Best of luck.

Thanks a billion

Good day all,
I’m new to Nairaland, Infact, this is my first post.

I have limited theoretical knowledge and zero practical knowledge in terms of Mutual funds and Shares Investment. I plan to invest the sum of #3Million Naira for a minimum of 2 years & max of 3 yrs in any of these fields. I have done some fundamental basic research and finding on where and how to go about it. But I’d like to know the following:

~Is Mutual funds Investment better of buying shares? If Yes, what are their return profit margin @ least ( I know its not certain, but to some certain % I’d like to know)
~Are share better of Mutual funds? If Yes, which of the listed firm on NSE is a good buy for now? ( I bought shares worth #50k then when DataComm sold their share. I didn’t get the certificate or even know how it went down.. I count it as loss already.
~Or is it better to just have a 3YRS Fixed DEPOSIT with either GTB or Firstbank, as those are the banks I use.

Brothers/Sisters, I would appreciate if you can give me your input base on your knowledge and experiences. None is a waste, I’m open to learn and research further base on the input i get here.

Thanks all.

How old is the building?
Whats the purpose of selling?
Are you an agent or direct owner?
Whats the EXACT location of the building?
How much is the last selling price?

Interested Buyer here