megainvest:


This bull should please wait for me. My bullion van is storming the market soon.

I think am seeing BEAR today

mercylicious:


For where?
Which planet?

This one you are jijo, joji , my brother that will post below my cool down power must change hand this month but is like myjoy08 &co e.t.c know come market today o ?.

May good news chase away the Bears in the NSE just like the Bears were chased out in this video clip


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gadM6N2MuQ

Good morning all. please, what's the best browser for viewing the online real time price movement on morgan capital website?
i'm using an android tablet and your suggestions is highly appreciated.
Thanks

jauntty:
I think am seeing BEAR today

Please what's the name of the Application you are using to access the iTrade platform

meracool:

Please what's the name of the Application you are using to access the iTrade platform

I use Firefox on Infinix HotNote.

@elubiazo , I also use an Android Tablet(version 29.0.1809.93516 of Opera Beta is very compatible with my Android Tablet)! A trial will convince you.

though oil is climbing up but am expecting nse bearish market today. what of u ?

Symbol: ACCESS
Price/Yld : 5.30
Qty trade : 5
Like seriously ?! Why would sm1 buy just 5 units of a coy.
5 x 5.30 = 26.5 Naira
U then pay service fees to ur broker + 4 Naira for SMS.

^^^^^^^^^^ IS IT YOUR MONEY?

jauntty:
I use Firefox on Infinix HotNote.

Thanks

jauntty:
I use Firefox on Infinix HotNote.

wouldn't it be too hot for onle you. my bnsitl how market, bin weeks now.

Quiet house ..maybe soon it will bustle

SWG1:


wouldn't it be too hot for onle you.
my bnsitl how market, bin weeks now.

NextProdigy:
^^^^^^^^^^ IS IT YOUR MONEY?

LOL....I just dey try understand the 'WHY'

Don't understand......is there a new meeting spot for NSEMPA or is everyone on Vacation?

CHAI, this bear is causing so many damages here oooooooooo. BNSITL are not smiling at all and oxygen is not even helping the matter at heart. Anyway, it is shall be well with us!

myjoy08:
CHAI, this bear is causing so many damages here oooooooooo. BNSITL are not smiling at all and oxygen is not even helping the matter at heart. Anyway, it is shall be well with us!

AMEN

I think these information would be useful for BNSITL irrespective of market dynamics...

Capital Gains Investing Best Practices

As I stated above, it’s easy to speculate when you invest for capital gains. However, if capital gains investing is your favorite path, consider the following as part of your discipline:

* First, don’t sell just because an asset you bought at $100 is now $150. Your reason for selling should be that, at whatever price it is, the asset no longer holds the criteria which motivated you to buy in the first place. While you may lose at times, if you had a reason that’s beyond metrics, you will win in most situations.
* Don’t sell because the market is down. For instance, if you bought Apple in 2007 because it would dominate the mobile market, chances are you were tempted to sell and get some profit when the market went down in 2008. That would be a wrong call, since the market crash didn’t make Apple lose its position in the mobile market. You should always keep in mind the market always fixes itself somehow.
* Don’t speculate. No matter how much analysts talk up any asset, you need to be sure that it meets your investment discipline before you take any position. You have to be sure that it is really undervalued. Anything other than that is called speculating.
* Research a lot, buy a little. If you’re going to be successful at capital gains investing, you have to spend more time researching than investing. If you conduct your research diligently, you will always find out that only about 10% of the assets you research are worth investing in. But don’t be tempted to invest because of the time you have invested.
* This is not really a “best practices point,” but it’s worth mentioning. If you’re going to invest for capital gains, you should ensure you have a positive cash flow. As stated above, capital gains investing requires diligence and patience. If you don’t have a positive cash flow, it is easy to foul on your discipline and speculate instead of doing everything stated above.


Cash Flow Investing Best Practices

* History matters. This might be counter-intuitive since some gurus say that the past doesn’t determine the future. Yes, they’re right. But the truth is that the more we hear such things, the more we find history repeats itself. Even after you’re sure that the asset you’re investing is great, you need to look at its history to see what it’s been building. If nothing else, be sure that the company has traces of consistently maintaining good cash reserve.
* It’s not always about yield. It’s easy to be tempted to buy an asset simply because its yield is high. However, you need to ask yourself if the high yield can be maintained. You’re better off with a low-income asset that’s consistent than a high-yield one that cannot be maintained. After all, income investing is all about consistency.
* Debt matters. When you’re investing for cash flow, you want to be sure that you’re investing in assets that don’t have huge debt on them. It’s even better to invest in assets that have no debt at all. Understand that debt will reduce your earning power.
* Payout ratio also matters. This is to tell you what portion of the generated cash is used in paying dividends. A low payout ratio combined with a healthy yield signifies that dividends are being paid easily, and that it could rise in future.


A Big Misconception

One of the biggest misconceptions about income investing is that it’s all about buying and holding. While you shouldn’t focus on short-term market movements which, by the way, isn’t even advisable for capital gains investing either, you need to keep tabs on the fundamentals of your investments. No matter how attractive an income-generating asset could be at the moment, you would be right to cash in and look for better options if the fundamentals are no longer there.

How to Determine the Path You Should Take

There is no one-model-fits-all approach here, but beginner investors are better off investing for cash flow — at least until they have a positive cash flow and can manage their emotions and expectations. An in-depth understanding of markets is required to make it in capital gains investing.

In addition, if you’re planning for retirement – a relatively modest one at that – cash flow investing could be better suited for you since it guarantees a constant income.

Capital gains investing, on the other hand, is better suited for you if you already have a constant flow of income – like salary – and you’re not preparing for retirement. A constant flow of income will help you stick to your investing disciplines no matter what. However, you need to be able to stomach more risk if you’re going to invest for capital gains.

myjoy08:
CHAI, this bear is causing so many damages here oooooooooo. BNSITL are not smiling at all and oxygen is not even helping the matter at heart. Anyway, it is shall be well with us!

Amen to that brv

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Bloomberg - Abu Dhabi Said to Explore Asset Sales After Slump in Oil Price http://bloom.bg/1MdWreD

Abu Dhabi is reviewing its largest state-owned companies as the slump in crude oil pressures the emirate’s finances, four people with knowledge of the matter said.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Co. and International Petroleum Investment Co. are in talks with banks on options including strategic partnerships, share sales and asset disposals, the people said, asking not to be identified because talks are private. Mubadala Development Co., an investment fund, is considering further divestments after selling most of the assets in its joint venture with General Electric Co., according to the people.

please i need advice here. i know next to nothing about these things but im ready to learn.
i have some share certs like skye bank, fcmb, transcorp etc. how can i convert them to eshares and if i want start "trading", how do i start? must i get a broker? whats the minimum value of shares i can have to start trading?
sory for my naive questions

Bloomberg - Saudi Cash Burn Drives Foreign Reserves to Lowest Since 2013 http://bloom.bg/1PdkZcK

The biggest Arab economy is showing signs of strain after oil prices tumbled about 50 percent over the past 12 months, pushing authorities to search for savings and sell bonds for the first time since 2007. The government, so far, has been short on specifics on how it will reduce spending, though planners are said to be considering measures long viewed as off-limits or unnecessary, including phasing out fuel subsidies and investing in renewable energy.

Myjoy08 who pass here now?

http://af.reuters.com/article/nigeriaNews/idAFL8N1274UQ20151007


Barclays will consult with its index users on whether Nigeria's sovereign debt should remain in its emerging market local currency government bond benchmark, the bank said on Wednesday.

Barclays listed the "eligibility of Nigeria for inclusion in the EM Local Currency Government Index" among the primary topics to be considered in its annual review process, according to a statement, though it give no additional details.

Africa's largest economy has taken a hammering from the steep drop in oil prices since mid-2014. An exclusion by Barclays could add to its list of financial headaches after rival index provider JP Morgan announced in September it would drop Nigeria from its index, citing a lack of liquidity and currency restrictions.

Barclays said the consultation would run through October and results will be published shortly afterwards. Nigeria is one of 19 countries which make up the index and the only one from Africa apart from South Africa. According to Barclays, Nigeria's bonds had a weighting of 1.2 percent on Oct. 6.

ihedioramma:
Myjoy08 who pass here now?

Pa ihedi you mean say people dey hide comot from market now Abi wetin

PETERiCHY:



Pa ihedi you mean say people dey hide comot from market now Abi wetin

yes now. if not were is our brother's and sister's ? .

ihedioramma:
yes now. if not were is our brother's and sister's ? .

Some dey mountain while others go vacation

Oil price is recovering but the market is not. That's the definition of apathy!