ojesymsym:
Thanks...
What about markdown? any idea or where can I find such info?

emmasoft:


check here
https://ngxgroup.com/exchange/data/corporate-actions/

ojesymsym:
Thanks...
What about markdown? any idea or where can I find such info?

emmanuelewumi:


Not sure of the date

ojesymsym:
Just saw May 5th for (2020 AFS) $0.05 and May 13th for (2021Q1) 2.5 cents.

It looks like the dividends is quite low. It is around 10 naira if my calculation is correct. All these claim of paying in USD is probably to put a wool over our head.

ojesymsym:
Just saw May 5th for (2020 AFS) $0.05 and May 13th for (2021Q1) 2.5 cents.

It looks like the dividends is quite low. It is around 10 naira if my calculation is correct. All these claim of paying in USD is probably to put a wool over our head.

exclusiveoloori:
Hello house,

Pls when is the next Tbills auction ?
I considered that there might be public holiday next week. Is there possibility that the auction will hold?

Thanks

exclusiveoloori:
Hello house,

Pls when is the next Tbills auction ?
I considered that there might be public holiday next week. Is there possibility that the auction will hold?

Thanks

helpyom:




I don't have anyone with such amount.

PS : Atleast for landed documents i have 3 at hand people willingly to give me both rural or urban area.

What the school need is an account with $Aus60,000 around 18mils naira.


I however said I don't mind paying anyone willingly to help me with that am not asking for money just documents to scale through this journey.

It's very rare getting help from unknown people yes the same internet has helped many for speaking up I can't die in silence.

Atleast let me ask whereby nothing happens by 25th March I know God knows why it still happened.



Please anyone here ready to help me.

I am only soliciting for statement of account with 18mil and other docs to verify I have a sponsor.

I got offered to a 2 year Direct entry Nursing program in Australia with partial scholarship. I am not asking any money from my help all I need is statement of account from any boss here to help me achieve my dream. The money for my tuition and scholarship are already sorted out just documents to verify me I can pay 100k for it please help an upcoming I will be grateful even when I eventually move to Australia my dream country

Akin3891:
@emmanuelewumi. I like the picture quote: Strife to make money, live below your means, use extra money to make more money then repeat consistently. Prudent is the key and That brings me to my story.

I felt I needed to upgrade my car so I did. Anytime I'm driving it, I'm always super cautious in the hold ups because of the King of the roads, keke n the danfos, I don't behave edgy like this while driving my former car, I told my wife it seems I'm not financially fit to use this car because I'm overly careful while driving it, hate how I do scream don't hit me oo ,so I put it up for sale.

To my surprise it was sold withing two weeks with additional profit of 250k. Then I say to myself this seems like a business, I ordered for two more of the same brand ,park them in the compound then post the ads, boom barely three weeks both are sold with up to 650k profit, I've sold 12 in the course of eight months as I only do this with my spare time ,I never knew nigeria invest in automobile this much.

Note I only buy this same brand but the top notch n irresistible ones and someone somewhere is always willing to add 2/300k to get them back from me in no distant time. I bought dangote commercial paper some months back and it will take about 6 months to get 750k on that investments.

So if you can't afford or sustain a lifestyle discard it, also be open minded to possibilities around you.

Lazyouth4u:


You practice Christianity?? Even put born again on top

Nigerians and hypocrisy na like 5 and 6. Chai!!! We are hopeless people. Walahi. No wonder God continues to punish us. Most of us religious folks na the hottest part of hell we go perish.

saipn:
Good morning nairalander,I need expert advice is it reasonable to invest back in treasury bills or I should keep saving my money to my dollar account?my fear is I don't want anything that will devalue my money.note my plan is to keep saving atleast one thousand dollars monthly..

OgogoroFreak:
You can use piggyvest till tbills or bond becomes attractive again.

saipn:
Good morning nairalander,I need expert advice is it reasonable to invest back in treasury bills or I should keep saving my money to my dollar account?my fear is I don't want anything that will devalue my money.note my plan is to keep saving atleast one thousand dollars monthly..

Dsticks47:
5 Financial Pitfalls Entrepreneurs Should Avoid When Starting A Business

1. Merging Business and Personal Accounts

Not Having Separate Business and Personal Accounts is one of the recipes for failure in business. Every penny your business earns shouldn't go directly to you if you're invested in the growth of your company and building a stronger future for yourself.

Owning separate bank accounts will also allow for a more accurate picture and assessment of your business’s financial health by preventing an overlap between what you personally earn and spend, and what the business's revenue and operational costs are.

Separating your business and personal accounts promotes a very different way of thinking about how your business factors into your life.

2. Having Unrealistic Financial Projections
Projections made without due diligence done might be the undoing of the business. Data exists for a reason and business owners who ignore them might be setting up their business for failure. Entrepreneurs should ensure they have the right data and extensive research done to plan accordingly and make adjustments when necessary.

Setting realistic financial projections for your new business involves doing market research, getting your prices right and leaving room for factors that can affect the economy.

3. Failing to Budget
The popular adage “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail” comes to play in full force here. There are certain portions of the business that can be winged, but your finances and budget aren’t one of those. Hence it is important that the budget of the business is built catering for the workings of the business(estimated revenue, fixed costs, variable costs, one-time expenses and a profit and loss statement) and they should be adhered to.

4. Overestimating Future Revenue
The tried and true advice to never count your eggs before they hatch is timeless financial wisdom. While it is great to be positive, you should open your mind to changes. We all experienced 2020 and the changes that came along with it, what's important is to be open to adapt when change happens. Optimism is a great trait to have, however it should not clad your critical thinking like an entrepreneur.

(C) NN

saipn:
Good morning nairalander,I need expert advice is it reasonable to invest back in treasury bills or I should keep saving my money to my dollar account?my fear is I don't want anything that will devalue my money.note my plan is to keep saving atleast one thousand dollars monthly..

damilola1978:

PraiseDLord:

T.bills rate has utterly crashed. Diversify your income stream and earn real money from trading Crypto.
You can sign on to Binance to get started using the link below:
https://accounts.binance.com/en/register?ref=69199315

PraiseDLord:

T.bills rate has utterly crashed. Diversify your income stream and earn real money from trading Crypto.
You can sign on to Binance to get started using the link below:
https://accounts.binance.com/en/register?ref=69199315

ibechris:




U are not Insync with information that is why u just concluded that Tbill is nothing compared to ur crypto.
For ur info,tbill rate is soaring and might soon get to 2digits soon.

SeaTrade:
Crypto that has no basis ooo lol.
Leave them,they will soon learn the hard way

Zobah:
Don't day what you don't know, I started last month and just like every business, it has it highs and lows.

XiaoLi:
Keep your money in dollars instead of changing it to naira and investing in tbills, any devaluation made on naira will wipe out whatever interest you earned on tbills and will will even put you on a lost, if the volume of your dollars is big you can invest in first bank dollar commercial paper or ask your bank of any dollar portfolio you can invest in.