flexyrule:
Your hands are faster than your brain. That's why your posts are filled with insults. I worked with the investment unit of one of Nigeria's biggest commercial banks for over 5 years. The organization in question here is not a MFB. And yes! Senators take loans as small as 5m and default terribly! You're mentioning names as if you know an inch about these people.. Ifeanyi Uba alone has a bad loan of almost N200b. If he can owe a bank 30b, who the hell is a senator? This is the very last time am gonna respond to you sir. It's obvious you can't learn.

flexyrule:
Chief. This is a forum, this is not your bedroom. If I encroached your personal space on nairaland, you can always hit the "report" button.

ahiboilandgas:
u are a confirmed idoit...when did ifanyi uba become a senator....u said a senator collected loan and fixed ...dangote has loans of over 800 bn loan are not the problem cash flow that can sustain it..it was is needed...2 did ifanyi uba told u he collected 200 bn from micro finance bank to fix...he built the largest private depot with 24 loading arm in coconut area of Lagos with vessel and over 300 (60k litres capacity) and can load 10 m litres daily ...he having problem with goverment that why capital oil is not working....am sure u have not been to capital oil or transcate bussiness there...if u work in a big investment house that have only 1 bn capital u would be on nairaland hustling client if 100 k

ahiboilandgas:
u don't even know the bussiness u are working for ...from a rented 3 room rented suit....they attempt to look for cheap cash (fixed deposits) at 9-10 percent using big grammar and fine office then lend to strictly goverment workers and some Mnc.at 40 percent per anum their flier will say 4 percent but they are very greed group luv loan small small sum like 100 k to worker so this chap will be placed on a 40 k salary with suit looking for fixed deposits and the finance house loan to secured income govt workers ....they can't finance any serious bussiness ....na salary accounts with zero risk them luv....example are all does ren money...attempt to contest for state assemble first and see if your 2 room investment company no go under

amjustme2:
This Loan business talk have extended to 3 pages, taking away 2 much space.

Make una pardon the guy, he is just hustling, job scarce for this country.

HenryWilliams:
I'm thinkog of splitting 6 million into two banks(GTB and UBA) with Tbills of 364 day tenor. is it advisable? I want to transfer and write the instructions today to beat the deadline of tomorrow at 1pm..

flexyrule:
At least he doesn't sell Bitcoins and promote get rich quick schemes like you!

Nnamz:


Dude! You're just pathetic. Throwing tantrums cause no one here fell for your scam? Take heart.

flexyrule:
You don't comprehend because you don't read. You can't learn because you're RUDE.
Enjoy the honor I gave you with my mentions.
Am done playing with a swine. I need a wash!

flexyrule:
Believe me, I don't have any hard feelings. I totally understand people's fears about investments. But there are nicer ways of saying NO to offers, it's better scrolling up and ignoring a post instead of calling people names. It's not a scam and I dont scam people.

ahiboilandgas:
badluck in looking for clients to scam in your about to be extinct mushroom finance house....but good luck in getting a real investment job...

flexyrule:
You don't comprehend because you don't read. You can't learn because you're RUDE.
Enjoy the honor I gave you with my mentions.
Am done playing with a swine. I need a wash!

ahiboilandgas:
scammer don have honor ....in communist China scam are liable to be hanged

ahiboilandgas:
scammer don have honor ....in communist China scam are liable to be hanged

TotoNaRubber:

Haha, the guy is trying his luck, even if he tie rope on the necks of regular TB investors here NOBODY will patronise him.

In a dwindling economy like Nigeria convincing pple to leave what works for them to follow an uncertain company that is not a commercial bank is IMPOSIBLE.

During the time of MMM i had pple telling me from left, right and center invest invest. I thought about it and almost invested N15m, on a second thought i said wait a minute, i told myself i'm well informed, because pple are doing it doesn't mean i should do it, the N10 in your pocket is greater than the N5 million you put in such risky business, i lock up.

Two months later MMM shut down at the december period, i used N500k out of the money i was supposed to invest in MMM to control some punanies from ABJ, LAGOS and enjoy myself.

Today, my TB portfolio has even grown more because i did the right thing. Greed to get richer kills faster than a bullet, these scums will use same money they steal from people to control punanies while the people suffer heart attack.

SafeInvestmentIsTheBestInvestment

flexyrule:
Sir, you ask questions, you don't assume! This convo has been laid to rest. If we were to go by the history of failed banks and businesses, then we'd never invest. I just have this "empathy" towards people who still invest in FD, T-bills and FG bonds etc.
Just like the senator who took a loan from the bank and invested the same money in fixed deposit in the same bank, feeling like a smart ass.
If the bar is above your risk appetite, there's no harm in scrolling up... If everyone was to approach investment with the type of pessimistic mindset you guys have here... We'll have to count the hairs on our head to make a penny.

zamirikpo:
Am thinking of locking down the bulk of my investment today for Wednesday's auctions but I wonder why INEC hasn't announced results.

I want to feel the pulse of the polity before looking down for a year.

Am sure we will be good as a country.

Just2endowed2:



same here oh...been thinking of waiting to see the political climate first

zamirikpo:
Am thinking of locking down the bulk of my investment today for Wednesday's auctions but I wonder why INEC hasn't announced results.

I want to feel the pulse of the polity before looking down for a year.

Am sure we will be good as a country.

Barrytone:
Stanbic today: 66days 10%
248days. 13.95%

BlackAfrican:
Hello guys...

Will appreciate if anyone can advise me before I take wrong step and later regret...

First, I'm thinking of going into TB investment...

The real issue is my cash holdings is mainly in dollars... Let's say 75% dollars and 25% naira...

Is it wise to convert my dollar holdings into naira then invest in TBs?

What percentage of my dollar holdings will you advise me to convert to naira?

Bear in mind, I plan to use the dollars 2 years from now...

Thanks guys

Cc:

Barrytone
Just2endowed2
Flexyrule