Lexzokomo:
Thank you very much for the response Bovali, a question again, is the lot size same as leverage

bovali:

No, leverage in simple terms is debt.
Now, imagine you want to buy 100 chocolates, but you only have enough money for 10 chocolates. Your friend offers to lend you the money to buy the remaining 90 chocolates. This is called "leverage."

Leverage means borrowing money to trade more chocolates than you could with just your own money. So, with leverage:

If you have money for 10 chocolates and your friend lends you enough to buy 100 chocolates, you are using leverage to trade more chocolates.
In summary:

Lot size is the number of chocolates you trade at once.
Leverage is borrowing money to trade more chocolates than you could with just your own money.

Also to add, that's why you get charged for holding positions overnight that were bought using leverage

Ginalex:
Good Afternoon my ogas. Please what study materials/courses would you recommend that can help me improve in the art stock valuation? I believe there's a lot I can achieve in the remaining half of this year and beyond if I'm armed with this skill... Please help a baby in the industry trying to find her footing. Thank you

nosa2:


Intelligent investor

One up on wall street

ositadima1:
And then there are TA methods that are pure rubbish, such as Elliott Waves and Fibonacci retracements. These approaches are so subjective that 1,000 different people can draw their own unique conclusions from the same chart.

nosa2:


Intelligent investor

One up on wall street

Ginalex:
Sorry to disturb you again. Please which of them is the right one to buy?

nosa2:


I own the red one but they are both the same book. Just different editions.

If you are serious about this then add

Hot commodities and investment biker by Jim rodgers

nosa2:


Intelligent investor

One up on wall street

nosa2:


I own the red one but they are both the same book. Just different editions.

If you are serious about this then add

Hot commodities and investment biker by Jim rodgers

ositadima1:


The truth is that TA as a predictive tool is hit or miss. TA can tell you what has happened or what is currently happening; it can indicate whether we are in an uptrend or downtrend and whether the market is overbought or oversold, etc. But, the market can remain oversold for longer than expected, making it impossible to be certain about future movements.

FA is another valuable tool. It can help you understand the value of a stock and determine whether it's undervalued or overvalued relative to its current market price. But, FA cannot predict when stocks will move, which is why OGG cannot provide timing in his analysis.

There may be means of predicting market movements, both legal and illegal.

I believe TA and FA should be used together to improve outcomes. For instance, FA might indicate that a stock is priced well, while TA could suggest that now is probably a good time to enter. Alternatively, they could be used to identify when a stock has become overpriced.

Note that neither TA nor FA are truly predictive tools. Predictive capabilities may be found in methods like statistical modeling or machine learning algorithms. Don't misunderstand me, though – you can use TA and FA to make substantial profits if you understand them well.

onegentleguy:


I think the fellow I replied should understand the post.
Am sorry if you don't.

And yes DS is a buy. ...a N39--43 price level is an opportunistic one.

Pls note that I do not give free recommendations all the time. Except for a few cases where I decide to drop a FA and/or TA guide like the last 3 of ACCESSCORP, C&I LEASING and MBENEFITS @ N17.85, N2.55 and 56k in that order, I usually attach a fee for some of my services.
This is not necessarily for you though. ...it's for those who still bombard my E-mail box with one form of request or the other.
Sometimes, even those who pay a fee willingly and without any request from me, make less financial service demand than those who want free service.

Those who demand for free service are twice as much.
Well, I'LL ALWAYS TRY TO HELP when I can. But I will also attach a fee for certain class of financial service... and on this, I am unapologetic.

People should be guided accordingly.
It is well

emmanuelewumi:




Intelligent investor will be too technical for her.

But it is a good reference book

Ginalex:
Hello sir. I wouldn't mind you adding to his recommendations

nosa2:


Read these ones first. if you feel you need to educate yourself more then you can ask for more.

I don't typically like having these discussions because most Nigerians just like to gather books and not read them.

Ginalex:
Good Afternoon my ogas. Please what study materials/courses would you recommend that can help me improve in the art stock valuation? I believe there's a lot I can achieve in the remaining half of this year and beyond if I'm armed with this skill... Please help a baby in the industry trying to find her footing. Thank you

nosa2:
Finally fully loaded up on GTB. Let the ride begin

Streetinvestor2:
.What is your present BE

nosa2:
Finally fully loaded up on GTB. Let the ride begin

nosa2:


Guy, I no dey understand all these acronyms

sky2891:

@nosa2, Please, what's your fair value for GTB?
@currentprice copied.

KarlTom:

debeey87:


Business environment aren't the same. Total is in the downstream business(filling stations, lubricants etc) while seplat is into exploration and production of crude oil and gas

ositadima1:




Note that neither TA nor FA are truly predictive tools. Predictive capabilities may be found in methods like statistical modeling or machine learning algorithms. Don't misunderstand me, though – you can use TA and FA to make substantial profits if you understand them well.

Agbalowomeri:


Not true.

Read up leading indicators

vacanci:
is it the Table-shaker Q1 report for GTB that is making it undervalued at current price?

Is that a sustainable result?

Coolcash1:
GTB is going to hit N60 by Q3.

Load up!

4willer:
Hello all, with the upcoming Dangote refinery take-off this month, Eterna Oil and OANDO are part of the major suppliers to the public. Would that positively impact their share prices in any way? It has been in the air for some time now...

Agbalowomeri:


Have they resolved the crude supply? The date shifting is unending