fxuser:
Every Trader / investor 4 fears he must face by Mark Douglas
1) Fear of Missing Out 2) Fear of Loss 3) Fear of Being Wrong 4) Fear of Letting a Win Turn into a Loss ''
- TradingInThe Zone #VeryGoodRead�

monopolistic:
Hi everyone Any stock to watchout for 2020?

Thanks

PETERiCHY:
The way Mr. Market is dealing with NSEMPA rightnow

PETERiCHY:


The above post was my humble submission on MTN when they were about doing their MAGO MAGO listing this year.

Now 6months down the lane it has drop from N160 to N105

Well me and my household still patiently waiting @sub N90.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

*The OcToPuS*

RabbiDoracle:




I am waiting for this at N70 and below if it can get there.

emmanuelewumi:


Grave robber

Witches:


sir which stock are you bullish on?

Anyone i should consider a must have in my portfolio?

Merry Xmas in Advance !

Calebbold:


WAPCO AND UACN

emmanuelewumi:



Dangote cement at N140 and below, MTN at N100, Zenith at N18 and below, Lafarge at the current price and below, UACN at the current price and below, UBA at the current price and below. Plus many others

Holding period 3 to 5 months

PETERiCHY:
The way Mr. Market is dealing with NSEMPA rightnow

OakPearl:


Sorry been up and about.

My brother, I lay no claim to being "close to the market" oh.

As a long term holder of Zenith, the last detailed attention I paid to it concerning the shareholding structure was in their last audited report.

The Chairman increased his holding to over 3 billion shares as the MD increased his from 5 million to 15 million shares.

As a result of my strategy for this stock, I don't bother about price movement unless the fundamentals change negatively.

seyisanya:
Thanks, boss. We keep monitoring the market and see how far this news will affect its share price. Once again, thanks for your response.

fxuser:

Every Trader / investor 4 fears he must face by Mark Douglas

1) Fear of Missing Out
2) Fear of Loss
3) Fear of Being Wrong
4) Fear of Letting a Win Turn into a Loss ''

- TradingInThe Zone
#VeryGoodRead�

budaatum:

OakPearl:


Sorry been up and about.

My brother, I lay no claim to being "close to the market" oh.

As a long term holder of Zenith, the last detailed attention I paid to it concerning the shareholding structure was in their last audited report.

The Chairman increased his holding to over 3 billion shares as the MD increased his from 5 million to 15 million shares.

As a result of my strategy for this stock, I don't bother about price movement unless the fundamentals change negatively.

OakPearl:


Sorry been up and about.

My brother, I lay no claim to being "close to the market" oh.

As a long term holder of Zenith, the last detailed attention I paid to it concerning the shareholding structure was in their last audited report.

The Chairman increased his holding to over 3 billion shares as the MD increased his from 5 million to 15 million shares.

As a result of my strategy for this stock, I don't bother about price movement unless the fundamentals change negatively.

PETERiCHY:
The way Mr. Market is dealing with NSEMPA rightnow

TraDeRR:


They know what they have and trust to keep it “alive” hence their accumulation.. with this you can be sure fundamentals will remain solid for a long time.. Jim dividend this year don increase be that.. too much money

emmanuelewumi:



Zenith bank is a good stock for cash flow investors, it is consistent with dividend payments and dividends growth.

Dividend paid by Zenith bank quadrupled between 2006 and 2018. That means an investor who received a dividend of N1 million in 2006, got a dividend of N4 million in 2018 without increasing his or her holdings.

Born2beRich1:
Also if you check the stock picks i posted last week you will notice that they are doing well now as bids are high...Am currently checking on the volume of transactions on the banking stocks and it is relatively good and high...The time is right but remember to shine your eyes, keep your ears on ground for information and follow your investment properly..

NB: The mistake most people made especially in 2008 was that they didnt have any info on the company of the stock they were buying ( whether the company was healthy or not)...

A good business man/woman should try to know details about the company he or she is investing so as not to enter into a train carrying a time bomb..

Aways check the nigerian daily newspapers to keep yourself updated about the market...my 5kobo advise..

Please more contributions will be appreciated...

emmanuelewumi:



Jim Ovia actually got a dividend of N7.4billion after the deduction of Withholding Tax from his direct holdings.
In 2019
And another dividend of a little over N4 billion after the deduction of withholding tax from his indirect holdings ie stocks bought in the names of his companies.

TraDeRR:


They know what they have and trust to keep it “alive” hence their accumulation.. with this you can be sure fundamentals will remain solid for a long time.. Jim dividend this year don increase be that.. too much money

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