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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 4:52pm On Aug 29, 2015
What duration does FGB work ...5yrs only?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 9:27am On Aug 30, 2015
Ephemmm:


What is the minimum amount that can be invested in TB in Guarantee Trust Bank?

200k or so not so sure
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by htconeline: 11:56am On Aug 30, 2015
What is the least year one can buy inbond.......
And if say I buy for2 years and my brother buy bond of 4years. Will I enjoy the benefit that off four years also benefit........and let say am on bond for 3 years with one million naira and I decide to opt out in d second year what we I forfeit.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 1:33pm On Aug 30, 2015
htconeline:
What is the least year one can buy inbond.......
And if say I buy for2 years and my brother buy bond of 4years. Will I enjoy the benefit that off four years also benefit........and let say am on bond for 3 years with one million naira and I decide to opt out in d second year what we I forfeit.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 3:26pm On Aug 30, 2015
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 4:05pm On Sep 01, 2015
When is the next treasury bill auction in Gtbank?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 8:25pm On Sep 01, 2015
adrianstylez:
When is the next treasury bill auction in Gtbank?

tomorrow
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Ephemmm: 8:40pm On Sep 01, 2015
babakess:


tomorrow

Any suggestion on the rate I can bid with 500k for 91 days? However, what does 10% interest for 91days represent? Does it mean 50,000 for the whole 3 months?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Daddi: 10:03pm On Sep 01, 2015
Naijainvestor:


Bond price calculation involves the use of Discounted Cashflow analysis, one thing is missing in your information above. And that is the yield to maturity, if you can tell me the yield you expect to make at maturity, then I will calc the price for you. Assuming your YTM is 16%, the bond should be valued at N98.001
pls I want to invest in FG bond for 16th sept 2015, for the 5yrs(4.5yrs) duration but what I want to understand in a lay-man's knowledge is; if i subscribe for that of N500,000 how much (the amount) 'll be my interest if the percentage is like 15.54% for instance. when'll i be paid, i hear things like semi annually? Pls gurus in the house help thanks. cc: naijainvestor , feelamong

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:18pm On Sep 01, 2015
babakess:


tomorrow

Please are you sure about this because the guy I met at Gtbank today said it hold s every 2 weeks and the last one ended today. He doesn't seem too learned though. Where I knew he wasn't learned is where he said you can't liquidate before your duration matures in the secondary market, as opposed to what I have read and seen in this the treasury bill thread.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 10:44pm On Sep 01, 2015
adrianstylez:


Please are you sure about this because the guy I met at Gtbank today said it hold s every 2 weeks and the last one ended today. He doesn't seem too learned though. Where I knew he wasn't learned is where he said you can't liquidate before your duration matures in the secondary market, as opposed to what I have read and seen in this the treasury bill thread.
he is right ....auction is every 2 weeks ...wednesdays.....tomorrow......but application ended today....so you have to wait for the next one ........after the auction morrow ...entries are passed on thurs
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 10:50pm On Sep 01, 2015
Ephemmm:


Any suggestion on the rate I can bid with 500k for 91 days? However, what does 10% interest for 91days represent? Does it mean 50,000 for the whole 3 months?

i go with the banks bid rate most times to avoid missing out ..........and secondly the rate for 91days tenor should be around 10%.....its been around that......10% of 500k is 50,000 per annum....so 91 days is 1/4th the annual figure that is 50,000/4= 12,500naira.

My Advice is if you dont have need for the money its better to buy 364days and enjoy a higher rate like 13 to 14% per annum........that 3 to 4% will cost you over a long period of you look at it critically.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 11:24pm On Sep 01, 2015
babakess:

he is right ....auction is every 2 weeks ...wednesdays.....tomorrow......but application ended today....so you have to wait for the next one ........after the auction morrow ...entries are passed on thurs

So when next can I invest my cash??
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by petikal(m): 1:31am On Sep 02, 2015
adrianstylez:


So when next can I invest my cash??
Like he said (and it's been repeated here), TBills happen every two weeks. If you want to get in on the next, talk to your bank rep 1 week in advance.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Ephemmm: 11:02am On Sep 02, 2015
babakess:


i go with the banks bid rate most times to avoid missing out ..........and secondly the rate for 91days tenor should be around 10%.....its been around that......10% of 500k is 50,000 per annum....so 91 days is 1/4th the annual figure that is 50,000/4= 12,500naira.

My Advice is if you dont have need for the money its better to buy 364days and enjoy a higher rate like 13 to 14% per annum........that 3 to 4% will cost you over a long period of you look at it critically.

Thanks. I think it is high time I look for land within this range instead of allowing the money to remain idle. Accept my warmest regards.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:55pm On Sep 02, 2015
petikal:

Like he said (and it's been repeated here), TBills happen every two weeks. If you want to get in on the next, talk to your bank rep 1 week in advance.

Thanks a lot.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by xammy(m): 1:03pm On Sep 02, 2015
In progress

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by xammy(m): 1:10pm On Sep 02, 2015
hoping 364day will close at 14%
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by motherlode: 1:59pm On Sep 02, 2015
freeman67:


GTB, FBN,StanbicIBTC will collect the 200k or even 100k. The things is that most of the banks like do not normally warm up to it but you have be serious with them. Like a poster above said make moves go transfer your moni to another bank if they don't comply.
would a TB certificate be issued to me if i invest in TB with 100k/200k?
Can i choose to invest both the interest and principal on my first day of bidding?
If it is possible for me, will i be credited with the interest and principal before it is reinvested?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 2:51pm On Sep 02, 2015
motherlode:

would a TB certificate be issued to me if i invest in TB with 100k/200k?
Can i choose to invest both the interest and principal on my first day of bidding?
If it is possible for me, will i be credited with the interest and principal before it is reinvested?

you can reinvest the interest next auction day which is 2 weeks frm that day........and provided it meets the minimum required amount for bidding ........there by increasing your annual return yr/yr..........Example........Lets say i purchase N2,000,000 at 14% at today's auction ...my return or interest is 280,000 for the 364days....over the same period i can increase my interest for the year by using the 280k to repurchase the bills two weeks later.....assuming interest fell after two weeks to 13.5% per 364days.....280k *0.135=N37800......to adjust for the two weeks ....................it becomes 37800*(350/364)=36346. add that to your original 280k interest then you have N316,346,Meaning your ROI for the year is 15.82%......1 to 2% interest increase in ur annual return can increase your wealth by millions after a long time.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 3:08pm On Sep 02, 2015
THIS IMAGE SHOWS YOUR WEALTH COMPOUNDING AT 10%....FOR 20 YEARS

I.E (1+0.1)^20 X PRINCIPAL=6.73 X PRINCIPAL after 20years .....(1)

now.....15.82% compounding over the same period .....

(1+0.1582)^20 x PRINCIPAL =18.87 X PRINCIPAL...............(2)

THAT MEANS INCREASING THE INTEREST RATE BY HALF(1.5)......tripled the multiplication factor of our wealth.........each percetage count over the long run AND TBILLS IS safe....Thats[b] Explosion[/b] folks .........no putting into consideration your contribution for the year in form of savings

WHATS YOUR PRINCIPAL TODAY start now and be free in 10years minimum

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by mekaboy(m): 4:50pm On Sep 02, 2015
htconeline:
What is the least year one can buy inbond.......
And if say I buy for2 years and my brother buy bond of 4years. Will I enjoy the benefit that off four years also benefit........and let say am on bond for 3 years with one million naira and I decide to opt out in d second year what we I forfeit.

Maybe deliverance from bondage.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ukay2: 8:12pm On Sep 02, 2015
mekaboy:


Maybe deliverance from bondage.



Hahahahahahahah
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by mickey45: 10:56pm On Sep 02, 2015
babakess:


200k or so not so sure

GTB takes 100k upwards... But they'll first tell you 500, only when you tell the customer care/acc.officer person willhe then accede to your 100k
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by mickey45: 10:58pm On Sep 02, 2015
adrianstylez:


Please are you sure about this because the guy I met at Gtbank today said it hold s every 2 weeks and the last one ended today. He doesn't seem too learned though. Where I knew he wasn't learned is where he said you can't liquidate before your duration matures in the secondary market, as opposed to what I have read and seen in this the treasury bill thread.

He's sorta right, instruction window/portal for bid placement closes a day before d real date

While actual execution of your instruction takes place. The day itself

What rates are they offering? The one here told me 9.7
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by mickey45: 11:01pm On Sep 02, 2015
babakess:


i go with the banks bid rate most times to avoid missing out ..........and secondly the rate for 91days tenor should be around 10%.....its been around that......10% of 500k is 50,000 per annum....so 91 days is 1/4th the annual figure that is 50,000/4= 12,500naira.

My Advice is if you dont have need for the money its better to buy 364days and enjoy a higher rate like 13 to 14% per annum........that 3 to 4% will cost you over a long period of you look at it critically.

Morning Babakess! What are the official rates for stanbic/Access/GTB please?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Setaje(f): 11:09pm On Sep 02, 2015
mickey45:


He's sorta right, instruction window/portal for bid placement closes a day before d real date

While actual execution of your instruction takes place. The day itself

What rates are they offering? The one here told me 9.7


You no dey sleep angry
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by mickey45: 2:43am On Sep 03, 2015
Setaje:


You no dey sleep angry
@ Setaje; didn't know you also frequent this joint, shai! Money no dey do you?
How every? I pm-ed you o!, wetin happen?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by mickey45: 2:44am On Sep 03, 2015
Setaje:



You no dey sleep angry

@ Setaje; didn't know you also frequent this joint, shai!
Eego no dey do you?

How every? I pm-ed you o!, wetin happen?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by babakess: 8:36am On Sep 03, 2015
THESE ARE THE RATES FOR YESTERDAYS AUCTION


T/BILLS: PRIMARY (02/09/15) 91 Days : 10.0000 182 Days : 13.5000 364 Days : 14.6900

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Setaje(f): 8:54am On Sep 03, 2015
mickey45:


@ Setaje; didn't know you also frequent this joint, shai!
Eego no dey do you?

How every? I pm-ed you o!, wetin happen?

You pm me. I no see am ooooo. Good morning.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by adaxxy: 10:14am On Sep 03, 2015
babakess:


you can reinvest the interest next auction day which is 2 weeks frm that day........and provided it meets the minimum required amount for bidding ........there by increasing your annual return yr/yr..........Example........Lets say i purchase N2,000,000 at 14% at today's auction ...my return or interest is 280,000 for the 364days....over the same period i can increase my interest for the year by using the 280k to repurchase the bills two weeks later.....assuming interest fell after two weeks to 13.5% per 364days.....280k *0.135=N37800......to adjust for the two weeks ....................it becomes 37800*(350/364)=36346. add that to your original 280k interest then you have N316,346,Meaning your ROI for the year is 15.82%......1 to 2% interest increase in ur annual return can increase your wealth by millions after a long time.
Hello dear and thank you for the explanatoin above,
but i have a problem with gtbank i deposited some amount in my account 3months ago to invest tb and they kept dissuading me to go for fixe deposit but i declined and i insist that i want TB and now i keep spending the money and replacing it back,
i now told them i want to transfer to another bank ,
but after a lot of begging that they will do it for me and i was told that another one was ongoingg and ended on friday last week because i was there on wednesday last week and up till now the money have not left my account and to now discover that another one ended yestarday ,
please what do i do now.

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