saxy4c:
Well you can get an average of 5% monthly trading Currencies and commodity with minimal risks involved.

Commodity trading on which platform, please?

emmasoft:


As earlier stated in some of my posts. VGIF is a mutual fund under the fixed income category Which has yield bench marked with sdf and currently is 8.5%. This is the guaranteed rate. Pls check the facts of the fund once more:
Vantage Guaranteed Income Fund
FUND Fact
Minimum Subscription: N50,000 Additional investment can be made in multiples of N1.00
Fund Objective: To provide capital preservation and a stream of guaranteed income
Financial Year End: December
Fund Category: Fixed Income
Asset Classes: Money Market, Fixed Income and Equities
Fund Manager: Investment One Funds Management Limited
(A subsidiary of Investment One Financial Services Limited)
Fund Trustees: First Trustees Nigeria Limited
Fund Custodian: Stanbic IBTC Custodians
Fund Registrars: First Registrars & Investor Services Limited
Nominees: Stanbic IBTC Nominees Limited

Features/Benefits
VGIF offers a guaranteed return which is benchmarked against SDF (Standard Deposit Facility)
Returns are paid in January and July.
The return on investment is not subject to withholding tax.
Investors may also earn an additional yield equal to 35% of the net income of the Fund
The investment can be used as collateral for loan from banks.

If you have 5m the daily rate will be calculated thus: Simple Interest for one year = 5,000000x8.5x1/100. =425,000
One day interest = SI/365 in this case is 425,000/365 = 1,164.38.
Please note it may note be posted daily, that doesn’t mean the interest was not earned.
In conclusion, kindly send a mail to customer care and copy your account officer requesting for your statement of account for more information. or call 01448 8888, 08181057319

If one has a Stockbroking account with IOFS, can she use it to subscribe to the fund?

rationalmind:


No need hiding the current investment value, we already know its between 2-3m

Deducing from the returns.

newoffer:
I will never and never do stock. I put so much into stocks only to regret. If I had bought lands with those funds by now I will 10000 times richer. Am sorry. Stock is like ponzi

I started trading in 2006. Was pumping cash in every month until the 2008 crash.

Then my eyes opened to something overlooked, real estate. I bought landed property and built small rental units. No regrets.

Did I leave the market? No, I limited my exposure. You can do thesame.

(I do cryptos too, it's Forex I don't have the mind for).

Jejebabaa:

Dr Ukay2, I really wish I could but what happened when you have tool failure and your junior on the field had to wake you up to do some troubleshooting and the likes. Wont you watch money acquired through that means and sleepless night with an eagle eyes. Infact, there are some terrible jobs you go to and you wont be able to sleep for 3 days especially if you have tool failure back to back.

Sounds like we have loggers here.

emmaniche:
Good evening house, my corrola 02 suddenly jerks and stops when I'm in a hold up or slowing down. I've changed the injector. Another mechanic says that I need to get another injectors. Please help.

Please scan the car and state the error codes here.

In the time being, you can check your air inflow filters too. With our dusty weather, they might be clogged and not giving the proper air mix.

Mcy56:

You want my opinion bah? Good you said you'll bear the risk. Note that I'm in no way an expert ooo.
Ok. You dont even have to wait till May for now.
It's better to enter the ones that are good or whose dividend is certain now.
Remember Mr. Market has a mind of its own too.
1. Buy UCAP if you can get btw 3.20 - 3.40 range, below 3.50 seems good to me considering their mouth watering dividend -50kobo per share.
Sell after qualification date and move to another one.
**Tips: If you're lucky and it moved up to around 3.80 before Qualification date(which is 6th March), sell it, wait for pullback again and key-in for dividend. After qualification date, you may sell it and move to another one.

2. UBA: Expectation of good dividend yield. It closed the week at 7.40. Watch if they can panic sell below that amount, then buy. To me at 7.40 is also good.

3. Zenith: N2.50kobo declared. Getting around 19.50/19.60 will be good. It may or may not fall lower than that.
If it falls lower the better for you. Qualification date is March 9, 2020. Means you have to be inside the bus before 9th.

4. FCMB: There was improvement in their performance as shown in the interim report. EPS in 2018 was 18kobo. The new/recent EPS is 35kobo. Below 1.85 will be good. If they declared certain amount and you make such gain on the floor, you may sell it to re-enter again or wait for qualification date.

**Note: This range is purely based on earning season, its purely my opinion too.

Thanks for your candid feed back.

It's only ZENITH that I'm not holding at the moment. It was on Friday that I canceled my limit BUY order that has stayed some days waiting for sub 17.50 but as it is now, that won't come anytime soon.

I'd build some volume on the other ones.

I appreciate.


@seyisanya thanks for the 5th.

Mcy56:

This got me lmao.
Politics guys, their blood can be hot and they can insult eehhnnnn.
That gentleman gave you a good advice.
Also check out Oga RabbiDoracle's posts, you will get a lot of valuable info too (not the recent ones about bear market o ).
Chibuking81's recent posts on investing are also very useful and vital.
Peter's post on sell in May and come back in November is one sided. Check back in July if you wouldn't see him in market.

Please, if I'm to buy any stock now Nd sell by MAY for profit, which companies will you recommend.


THE RISK IS ALL MINE TO BEAR. THANKS.

sarrki:
Hisbah Abeg make una clear commot jooor

Hisbah want to ride the news and if possible, chop some $$$

MARKone:
Why can't these guys get full assault Apache helicopters, the country can afford it, and it shouldn't be just for the war against insurgency. This best should be given to the police.

Gangstar bird.

You married a sick person. She needs to see a therapist.