I hope chibuking should just pause and read his own posts and if he sees nothing wrong in them,well.....

how do i view deposits made into my morgan capital stockbroking account?; how can i check my cash balance too. anyone pls.

valacious:
how do i view deposits made into my morgan capital stockbroking account?; how can i check my cash balance too. anyone pls.

I believe you should call morgan via 08107596134

bigass:


I believe you should call morgan via 08107596134

thank u. will do just that, though i think it makes sense to have a tab on their plattorm thay allows you check such stuffs.

valacious:
how do i view deposits made into my morgan capital stockbroking account?; how can i check my cash balance too. anyone pls.

1. On the left hand side of the screen after you login, click on "Reports"
2. Select "Statement of Account", indicate date and click "Run" or choose "Portfolio valuation (Summary)" from the drop down menu and click "Run"
3. Thank me

valacious:
how do i view deposits made into my morgan capital stockbroking account?; how can i check my cash balance too. anyone pls.

click on account detail tab

Congrats to every wise investor on this thread who is positioning himself or herself to take advantage of the current situations and make money. I wish you good returns for your investment. While others are sleeping, you are planting. May you reap a bountiful harvest in Jesus name.

zendi:
Yes, buying now or after election is indv choice. Like you said I picked up some skye and fidelity units last wk. Nobody knows when some of these historic prices we are seeing now might slip away. Going forward i'm eyeing aiico, uba and ubn. Don't know about ubn fundamentals, but i've observed that it makes v sharp price movements when a bull hots up.

cool but ubn dont want to dance now however check ubn on www. Easykobo.com

@stockbull: Thanks for lending your pen to the existential conundrum. "All that evil needs to triumph is for good to nothing". Now, that the boss himself has done something, I hope that the concerned fellow mellows.

@megainvest: I love your style. Your smoothness can drag one into the stock market even after a heavy loss.

Sokijosh:
cool but ubn dont want to dance now however check ubn on www. Easykobo.com

thank you v much.

valacious:
how do i view deposits made into my morgan capital stockbroking account?; how can i check my cash balance too. anyone pls.

To check my cash balance on MC...I just login and click on "Account details" tab.

stockbull:
I hope chibuking should just pause and read his own posts and if he sees nothing wrong in them,well.....

noted, I will do just that.

valacious:


thank u. will do just that, though i think it makes sense to have a tab on their plattorm thay allows you check such stuffs.

click on acc and select statement of account and press enter

sellydion:
My take is:

1. Do not borrow money to invest
2. Search for company with Good fundamentals over the years
3. Research the company for future developments
4. Time your entry ( buy when the stock starts to advance)
5. Time your exit.

From my experience if you buy good company at almost the turn of the year you always make a decent gain before the results and if the result is good you are in for good money.

For now I buy Dangote Sugar. ( cheap, market leader, good dividends over the years, great future plans)
Please let know what others are buying and simple reasons?

from the archives

Wishing every Nairaland family the best of the best in this week. The God that answereth by fire will handle this election violence-free and all the enemies of Nigeria shall be disappointed. Watch out for some results this week FCMB, SKYE, UBA, Diamond, etc. Have a blessed week! It is well with us!

This is a good time to look out for defensive stocks which will remain strong and resilient in the face of general economic and political nausea.

THIS WEEK WILL BE BULLISH, and we will make money

Smiling......

Transcorp result is due this wk! Have a bullish run!

Kindly share your analysis here for the boys to compare

megainvest:
This is a good time to look out for defensive stocks which will remain strong and resilient in the face of general economic and political nausea.

FCMB results very impressive

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/8831_FCMB_HOLDINGS_2014_AUDITED_ACCTS._FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_MARCH_2015.pdf

FCMB eps N1.12k
Dividend 25k

Why the poor dividend na?

I dont understand what the FCMB board of directors are up to with this 25k dividend. Last year, they declared 30k per share. Why the drop in dividend declared despite 38% increase in Profit YoY? Are they envisaging a worst year in 2015 so as to use the retained earnings to boost their operation than coming out for right issues.

Agbalowomeri:
FCMB eps N1.12k
Dividend 25k

Why the poor dividend na?

Jejebaba:
I dont understand what the FCMB board of directors are up to with this 25k dividend. Last year, they declared 30k per share. Why the drop in dividend declared despite 38% increase in Profit YoY? Are they envisaging a worst year in 2015 so as to use the retained earnings to boost their operation than coming out for right issues.

Thats classical symptom of a cooked book

Jejebaba:
I dont understand what the FCMB board of directors are up to with this 25k dividend. Last year, they declared 30k per share. Why the drop in dividend declared despite 38% increase in Profit YoY? Are they envisaging a worst year in 2015 so as to use the retained earnings to boost their operation than coming out for right issues.

Probably it has to do with some CBN policy that was newly introduced. I expect same from FBNH.

Jejebaba:
I dont understand what the FCMB board of directors are up to with this 25k dividend. Last year, they declared 30k per share. Why the drop in dividend declared despite 38% increase in Profit YoY? Are they envisaging a worst year in 2015 so as to use the retained earnings to boost their operation than coming out for right issues.

if u look @ dia balance sheet / cashflow well, u will c they have no enough cash during d period. one thing is to declare good profit another thing is to have d cash.

FCMB hav impressive increase eps over last year but no enough cash to back it up compare to last year.

let keep eyes on their Q1

I understand your view but the truth is declining dividend payout makes investors loose confidence in a company which becomes less attractive to investors. They could have gone in the way of Nestle since they are cash trapped by extending the dividend closure and payment date till when they will have enough cash to pay for shareholders. In my own opinion, they are being proactive by retaining most of the earnings due to a possible economic meltdown this year as we will be experiencing budget deficit this year and reduced CapEX due to oil price crash.

natruetalk:


if u look @ dia balance sheet / cashflow well, u will c they have no enough cash during d period. one thing is to declare good profit another thing is to have d cash.

FCMB hav impressive increase eps over last year but no enough cash to back it up compare to last year.

let keep eyes on their Q1

pls house, if one buys UBACAP SHARES today, will he qualify for the dividend....?

When is grand papa of BEAR coming to bring these stocks down

When is the panic selling off..counting down or could it be friday

NSE hard to predict

Waiting to buy !!

Ppl with itrade, hw is market today? Are we seeing panic or bull