godlyguy:
OANDO is full of technicalities, don't put in money you can't afford to lose...

THE BIG SMART GUY

maishai:
Traders in the house pls how liquid is wema bank...I am eying it for jijo things

Adesiji77:
http://www.businessdayonline.com/diamond-fidelity-sterling-exit-nse-30-index/

davide.470

Adesiji77:
http://www.businessdayonline.com/diamond-fidelity-sterling-exit-nse-30-index/

davide470

fxuser:
Forte Oil - back to full offer - JUJU stocks

locodemy:


what of oando and fcmb?

zendi:


No, I'm trapped in evansmed (not promoted by you).
Look, I'm not bitter, or accusing you of any wrong.
Wherever I'm trapped, I'm too mature in this biz to blame anybody but myself.
Regarding my post, I'm just amused at this prank of playing double identities, and there's nothing wrong in it.
I strongly feel you are Godlyguy.

austinkenneth:
Please house, what happens to the shareholders of a delisted company? Do they get anything in return?

maishai:
Traders in the house pls how liquid is wema bank...I am eying it for jijo things

DeRuggedProf:
A Trader’s Stop List To Get to Profitability
1. Stop trading so big that your emotions over ride your original trading plan.
2. Stop hoping a losing trade comes back and just get out when you are proven wrong.
3. Stop asking others for trade opinions and start developing your own methodology.
4. Stop trading until you have done the homework to ensure you have an edge.
5. Stop fighting trends in your time frame.
6. Stop entering trades based on hope and exiting trades based on fear.
7. Stop confusing yourself with so many methods and start choosing one that fits your personality.
8. Stop trading markets you do not fully understand.
9. Stop following gurus and start following the price action.
10. Stop trying to predict the future and start trading the present moment chart.



10 Things Hard About Trading

1. It is hard not to trade too big when you really believe in a trade entry. It is even harder to take a big loss if it goes against you.
2. It is hard to keep taking your entry signals during a losing streak. It is also hard to miss a signal and watch it go on to be a big winner.
3. It is hard not to add to a losing trade when the price keeps looking better as it falls lower and lower. It is hard to be on the wrong side of a trend.
4. It is hard to buy a breakout in trend because it looks too high. It is hard to miss out on the beginning of a big uptrend.
5. It is hard to cut a loss early with the ego wanting to be right about the trade.
6. It is hard to let a winning trade run when you would prefer a quick gain than a bigger long term gain.
7. It is hard to buy when everyone is fearful and hard to sell short when everyone is greedy.
8. It is hard to trade through different types of markets, bull markets, bear markets, volatile, trending, and range bound because the rules keep changing.
9. It is hard to convince your friends and family that there is a process to your trading and that you are not a degenerate gambler.
10. It is hard to ever quit trading after you have tasted how sweet a big winning streak is and how life changing it can be.


...COPIED...

Raider76:
How should one manage N100m capital in the NSE? Can one JIJO with that kind of capital? Which online trading brokers can best handle a quick in and out of that magnitude? Which stocks have the required liquidity?

fxuser:


Dats roughly about 4m+ units of GTB or almost 7m units of Zenith

angelo82:
FCMB sef don join juju stock.

fxuser:


loll
we are gradually moving the middle to 1.10

fxuser:
Forte Oil
- stays on full offer

Primetech:


Bro, mind yourself oo