RabbiDoracle:


These aren't the current Dividend Yields o.

RabbiDoracle:


These aren't the current Dividend Yield0s o.

DrAwo:

Stocks with the highest dividend yield over a 5 year period...

Bjrokenhear003:
You can forecast dividend

Alaska90:



Hello seyisanya,

Please could you give me like 5 of such listed stocks apart from Zenith, GTB, Dang Cem, Wapco

Thanks

seyisanya:

-UCAP
-AFRIPRUD
-UBA
-VITAFOAM
-JBERGER


Am looking at long term, Please, kindly note that your entry prices are really important when it comes to the dividend yield.

Enjoy, boss!

Rockyfancino:
Hi guys, never knew there was a thread like this on Nairaland.

I have a question. If I wanted to buy a foreign stock like Facebook for long time investment, how do I go about it?

The reason I asked is, definitely all these little apps that serves as a means to buy stocks is likely not going still be available in the next 15, 20 years.

One other question. Where do I start reading this thread from as a complete beginner?

Sorry for my layman language.

talk2tonie:


Pls what entry price would you advice for Gtb, zenith, uba and ucap for dividend yield?

seyisanya:
Since you already missed their year-lows, I think they're still good at current prices. However, you may wait and see how the market will respond to their Q2 financial reports then you decide afterwards.

Kindly note that no one can accurately time the market and my suggestion has nothing to do with market-timing. It's just that we're already in the earnings season which might(or might not) create entry opportunities due to the ongoing situation.

Rockyfancino:
Hi guys, never knew there was a thread like this on Nairaland.

I have a question. If I wanted to buy a foreign stock like Facebook for long time investment, how do I go about it?

The reason I asked is, definitely all these little apps that serves as a means to buy stocks is likely not going still be available in the next 15, 20 years
One other question. Where do I start reading this thread from as a complete beginner?

Sorry for my layman language.

seyisanya:

-UCAP
-AFRIPRUD
-UBA
-VITAFOAM
-JBERGER


Please, kindly note that your entry prices are really important when it comes to the dividend yield.

Enjoy, boss!

Rockyfancino:
Hi guys, never knew there was a thread like this on Nairaland.

I have a question. If I wanted to buy a foreign stock like Facebook for long time investment, how do I go about it?

The reason I asked is, definitely all these little apps that serves as a means to buy stocks is likely not going still be available in the next 15, 20 years.

One other question. Where do I start reading this thread from as a complete beginner?

Sorry for my layman language.

DexterousOne:

What do you mean by the bolded

emmasoft:


If you are a beginner, you should start from home. Learn how to invest in the NSE before talking of foreign stocks.

Read this thread from the beginning before you get to the first fifty pages you will understand the rudiments, get a clear objective of why you want to invest, define your risk tolerance level, read some articles about stocks and investment on nairametics and similar websites, ask questions.

If you are completely new to investment arena, I will advice you start from low risk investment windows like mutual funds, don't be in a hurry because some of the things you have heard or read or will read about stocks or investment generally is better experienced than thought or observed. All the best

Rockyfancino:

What I was trying to say is how is your investment protected in case the broker (online) goes bankrupt or bust. I'm interested in long term investment in foreign markets, hence I need to know I will be protected in some way, 10 years plus is along way to go and anything might have happened by then.

You know, it's not as if there's any legal physical paper to sign on. What everyone uses here are just apps (online brokers,) which doesn't have any proof it'll stand the test of time. I think I'm clearer now.

philiancoop:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o8ObS16p4Q

Rockyfancino:

What I was trying to say is how is your investment protected in case the broker (online) goes bankrupt or bust. I'm interested in long term investment in foreign markets, hence I need to know I will be protected in some way, 10 years plus is along way to go and anything might have happened by then.

You know, it's not as if there's any legal physical paper to sign on. What everyone uses here are just apps (online brokers,) which doesn't have any proof it'll stand the test of time. I think I'm clearer now.

seyisanya:
Since you already missed their year-lows, I think they're still good at current prices. However, you may wait and see how the market will respond to their Q2 financial reports then you decide afterwards.

Kindly note that no one can accurately time the market and my suggestion has nothing to do with market-timing. It's just that we're already in the earnings season which might(or might not) create entry opportunities due to the ongoing situation.

DexterousOne:



If a stock broker goes bust

Your details are still gonna be in the register of the company, as kept by the registrars

I get your suspicion as a Nigerian, as coming from the environment we do, you always suspect and doubt everything

But you dont have so much to worry about

RabbiDoracle:


A point of correction: Stocks are not kept with the registrars.

Any stock bought on Nigerian Stock Exchange are warehoused in Central Security Clearing Systems (CSCS). So if any broker goes bust, your stock is still with a custodian (CSCS). But if you have cash balance with your broker and it goes bust, I don't know where that will be o

Like you said, he doesn't have much to worry about if he is invested in NSE.

BullBearMkt:
...great job. Keep it up!

DexterousOne:


What I meant

Was that in the books of the registrar

The name of every shareholder will still be in it as at a particular date...

And as for cash balance with the broker


That one is AT YOUR OWN RISK

zimams:
Good morning fam,

I'll appreciate some guidance. I've looked closely at UCAP in the past week. Their number check out fine... looks a good investment..
What I'm not clear about however.... is the long term sustainability of what they do. I dont have a finance background so I struggle with clarity as to 'sustainability' with investment banking in the long term....This is important for me cos I buy long term....

I understand commercial banks .. and how they make money, I also know that some of them have investment banking arms which contributes to their revenue and bottom line. But long term sustainability of an investment bank standing on its own vis - a - vis competition is what I'm trying to understand.

Thanks in advance to the guru's in the house for clarifying this for me.

stcool:
If you are not buying sterling

talk2me2:
Please has anyone receive the coupon payment for the FGS202251 (April 2022 FGN Saving Bond)? It ought to be paid since last Friday but I'm yet to see the alert.

pluto09:



Buying from app is different from buying through a registered broker.
I don't anyone can answer what will happen to those shares if those apps go burst.