BullBearMkt:
NEXT SUPPORT IN SEARCH, AS PZ SELLING PRESSURE INCREASES
With the new low created in the last trading week, PZ is now in search of a new support level in order to hold the falling price. IF 14 level cannot hold the price, then PZ may likely drop to between 10.10 - 13.12.

PLAN YOUR TRADES AND TRADE YOUR PLANS

ololufemi:


I have pleaded with you to drop this your Oando bants and rants but you still insist.

Do you know that there are several people here who own millions of units majority of which was bought Oando during Covid-19 and they even averaged up till NGN6?

Majority of the people buying Oando currently are not on this forum and are deep pockets from some top houses especially those CardinalStone boys.

For those on this forum who own Oando, word on the street is that they have sold a significant portion of theirs between NGN80 to NGN90, so leave matter for Mathias (apologies to Pa Emma).

Let us move away from the Oando distraction and move on to other low hanging fruits. FlourMills, Caverton and HoneyWell wey OGG talk about several times a few years (even this year) ago in the past don gbe body since and a few brethren would have missed it, all because of these Oando distraction.

ololufemi:


For those on this forum who own Oando, word on the street is that they have sold a significant portion of theirs between NGN80 to NGN90, so leave matter for Mathias (apologies to Pa Emma).

Streetinvestor2:
Say you be who to tell me what to post or which stock to post about. Abeg commot for my post.If you are interested in ogg recommendation. You go subscribe for it.All I have decided is not to use derogative word on anyone unless the person makes the first shot

ololufemi:


You must be really pained o, my brother. The only veil you hold is the faceless baseband of this forum though your posts speaks a lot about your pain but I hope you find the time to heal, my brother.

Streetinvestor2:
Just like you and fmly is facing pain.Dont worry God will heal you all

BullBearMkt:
Once upon a time, a wealthy and wise father, gave his two sons, Olu and Ade, equal amounts of money to invest in the Nigeria stock market. Ade, "loves to punch numbers" to find stocks to invest in and regarded other stocks outside this as monkey hunting and gambling. Olu on the other hand, enjoy picking stocks that have large money flowing in & filter social media for news.

Olu noticed stocks that met his criteria and bought them thereby turning his given money by 500%. Ade, because of the economic situation of Nigeria, kept his money because all the stocks rising are regarded MH and gambling.

Months later, their father called them together. He praised Olu for his diligence, foresight, and courage, rewarding him with additional capital to invest. "You've multiplied what was given to you," the father said proudly, "and you shall be entrusted with even greater responsibility."

Turning to Ade, the father expressed disappointment. "You played it too safe, ignoring opportunities in fear and regarding Olu as gambler. You will lose part of your investment allowance and I will give them to Olu.

The characters and events in this story are purely fictional.

Jonwest:



Another thank you @bullbearmkt

Zagee:


"Even though even though, why are you using Ade and Olu"
You must be tribalistic..☻️☻️☻️

BullBearMkt:

...you've done very well for yourself @Jonwest

BullBearMkt:

...they are fictional names and aside the names are part of my name/family name

ololufemi:


Don't worry my brother, we are very fine and doing well.

It's good you accepted that you're going through pain so you know your starting point.

We pray that the Lord heals you through it and for anyone having such challenges. 🙏🏽

ololufemi:


😂😂

BullBearMkt:
Once upon a time, a wealthy and wise father, gave his two sons, Olu and Ade, equal amounts of money to invest in the Nigeria stock market. Ade, "loves to punch numbers" to find stocks to invest in and regarded other stocks outside this as monkey hunting and gambling. Olu on the other hand, enjoy picking stocks that have large money flowing in & filter social media for news.

Olu noticed stocks that met his criteria and bought them thereby turning his given money by 500%. Ade, because of the economic situation of Nigeria, kept his money because all the stocks rising are regarded MH and gambling.

Months later, their father called them together. He praised Olu for his diligence, foresight, and courage, rewarding him with additional capital to invest. "You've multiplied what was given to you," the father said proudly, "and you shall be entrusted with even greater responsibility."

Turning to Ade, the father expressed disappointment. "You played it too safe, ignoring opportunities in fear and regarding Olu as gambler. You will lose part of your investment allowance and I will give them to Olu.

The characters and events in this story are purely fictional.

Zagee:

There are some coys I will drag with you that they are not on the xchange. Who's Wyatt and what are their dealings.
The other day it was "Greif" abi... I'm like, "who are these ones?"

BullBearMkt:

My Oga, I no get strength for that. Na money I dey look 4

Uchetoba:
Ewu mi is now a change person, he got syphilis from one of his numerous girl friends.. Since he got cured four months ago, he is now very sober apart from that he is now in his 60s and has decided to get closer to ancestors.

Jonwest:



Another thank you @bullbearmkt

BullBearMkt:
Once upon a time, a wealthy and wise father, gave his two sons, Olu and Ade, equal amounts of money to invest in the Nigeria stock market. Ade, "loves to punch numbers" to find stocks to invest in and regarded other stocks outside this as monkey hunting and gambling. Olu on the other hand, enjoy picking stocks that have large money flowing in & filter social media for news.

Olu noticed stocks that met his criteria and bought them thereby turning his given money by 500%. Ade, because of the economic situation of Nigeria, kept his money because all the stocks rising are regarded MH and gambling.

Months later, their father called them together. He praised Olu for his diligence, foresight, and courage, rewarding him with additional capital to invest. "You've multiplied what was given to you," the father said proudly, "and you shall be entrusted with even greater responsibility."

Turning to Ade, the father expressed disappointment. "You played it too safe, ignoring opportunities in fear and regarding Olu as gambler. You will lose part of your investment allowance and I will give them to Olu.

The characters and events in this story are purely fictional.

Streetinvestor2:
Ok,thank God you have faith in God that you guys will be fine/well.It is not easy dealing with generational curse that goes into 4th generation. Then again what God can not do..does not exist.

BullBearMkt:
Once upon a time, a wealthy and wise father, gave his two sons, Olu and Ade, equal amounts of money to invest in the Nigeria stock market. Ade, "loves to punch numbers" to find stocks to invest in and regarded other stocks outside this as monkey hunting and gambling. Olu on the other hand, enjoy picking stocks that have large money flowing in & filter social media for news.

Olu noticed stocks that met his criteria and bought them thereby turning his given money by 500%. Ade, because of the economic situation of Nigeria, kept his money because all the stocks rising are regarded MH and gambling.

Months later, their father called them together. He praised Olu for his diligence, foresight, and courage, rewarding him with additional capital to invest. "You've multiplied what was given to you," the father said proudly, "and you shall be entrusted with even greater responsibility."

Turning to Ade, the father expressed disappointment. "You played it too safe, ignoring opportunities in fear and regarding Olu as gambler. You will lose part of your investment allowance and I will give them to Olu.

The characters and events in this story are purely fictional.

megawealth01:
NNPCL/ Dangote: Fresh Dispute Emerges Over Supply Volume

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/nnpcl-dangote-fresh-dispute-emerges-over-supply-volume/

BullBearMkt:
...they are fictional names and aside the names are part of my name/family name

BullBearMkt:
Once upon a time, a wealthy and wise father, gave his two sons, Olu and Ade, equal amounts of money to invest in the Nigeria stock market. Ade, "loves to punch numbers" to find stocks to invest in and regarded other stocks outside this as monkey hunting and gambling. Olu on the other hand, enjoy picking stocks that have large money flowing in & filter social media for news.

Olu noticed stocks that met his criteria and bought them thereby turning his given money by 500%. Ade, because of the economic situation of Nigeria, kept his money because all the stocks rising are regarded MH and gambling.

Months later, their father called them together. He praised Olu for his diligence, foresight, and courage, rewarding him with additional capital to invest. "You've multiplied what was given to you," the father said proudly, "and you shall be entrusted with even greater responsibility."

Turning to Ade, the father expressed disappointment. "You played it too safe, ignoring opportunities in fear and regarding Olu as gambler. You will lose part of your investment allowance and I will give them to Olu.

The characters and events in this story are purely fictional.