Do not be deceived. Playing in the stock market goes beyond rumours and availability of cash. If cash is the major factor, those who threw money at the stock market before the recession couldn’t have been crying loud about their losses. They ignored the power of information in their investments.
Investors who shun putting money in acquiring information at great cost cannot expect to laugh in hard times as some informed investors are doing. In my previous articles, I had advised anyone who want to invest in the stock market to spend about 20% or more of his investible funds in getting information and attending seminars plus workshop.
While some people are still scared to the marrow about coming again to the market, the informed ones are raking in short term profits. This profit taking goes above 200% in some instance. A good example is Access Bank which rose from N3 to N10 within 4 months.
What has the market got to offer in the next 3-4 months? That is what I intend to reveal in this write up.
16 Great stocks For 100% Profit Taking
The following stocks have the potential to rake in profits for investors who can take the risk with expected reward in the next 3-4 months.
Here are the winning stocks
1. Intercontinental Wapic
2. Oceanic Bank
3. International Energy
4. Cornerstone
5. Standard Alliance
6. PZ Cusson
7. AIICO
8. Flour Mill
9. Mutual Benefits
10. WAPCO
11. Law Union
12. Evans Medical
13. Diamond Bank
14. Neimeth
15. Dangote
16. NAHCO
These stocks are currently cheaply available. The time you enter is very important and never compromise the short term target. After the predicted time limit, there is possibility for instant bottom-out. Remember that investment is a risk meant only for the rich
Friday, July 31, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Capital Oil-Smart Recession Proof Stock
The managers and investors of Capital oil are very smart. As far back as late mid 2007, this company was one of those at the receiving end of the regulators axe. It is a surprise that new things have started happening as the management team has re-focused and re-strategized to play profitably in the oil and gas sector even while the recession last.
The hitherto second tier visible company has completed arrangement to be listed on the stock exchange at the first tier market. This will give it more opportunity to access funds and attract more investors. As things are, the NSE has invited Nigerian investors to grab about 13% equity of this company as a pre-condition for listing. The shares will be auctioned on tuesday, 12th May, 2009.
If you remember the fortunes that investors in eternal oil has made, you will reconcider your stand to 'siddon look' at this time of low confidence in the market because of the smart moves of companies like Capital oil who want to use the low confidence in the market to make some selected investors rich. I just hope you'll be one of them.
Always remember that investment is a risk meant only for the rich. You are fully responsible for your investment decisions. If you are interested in this stock at N3.50K, quickly talk to your broker to list you on the purchase order queu.
The hitherto second tier visible company has completed arrangement to be listed on the stock exchange at the first tier market. This will give it more opportunity to access funds and attract more investors. As things are, the NSE has invited Nigerian investors to grab about 13% equity of this company as a pre-condition for listing. The shares will be auctioned on tuesday, 12th May, 2009.
If you remember the fortunes that investors in eternal oil has made, you will reconcider your stand to 'siddon look' at this time of low confidence in the market because of the smart moves of companies like Capital oil who want to use the low confidence in the market to make some selected investors rich. I just hope you'll be one of them.
Always remember that investment is a risk meant only for the rich. You are fully responsible for your investment decisions. If you are interested in this stock at N3.50K, quickly talk to your broker to list you on the purchase order queu.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Transcorps-Nigerians Fight Over Yes/No
Transcorps-Nigeria's No1 megacorporation has been a child of circumstance, controversial and dogged by rabid condemnation since its inception in 2006. As a firm beliver in the company, I have never ceased to keep on reserching on what people think about this investment opportunity window for Nigerians.
What I have been able to get will amaze you. Nigerians are yet to reach a consensus on whether to support it or not. While Nigerians at home feel it is an Obasanjo project, those in diaspora keep on staying confused about the conflicting reports from those living in Nigeria.
The story is about business, investment, personal finance, SME development, industrialization, financial freedom, positive attitude and in the words of the new Minister of communication-Prof. Dora Akunyili-Re-branding.
Some Nigerians are not happy that the company was formed at all. They believe it will fail. Others disagree vehemently accussing the pessimists of displaying 'bad belle'. For instance, in one of such discussion, a respondent have this to say 'thoe behind transcorps are successful business models in Nigeria. If you can't beat them, join them. We should stop saying bad things about those who do well among us'.
A lot of changes has taken place since the debut of transcorps but the coast is getting clearer by the day and the company concentrating on its mission.
As we try to dig out what Nigerians think about transcorps, we got Ashiwaju who expresses his views thus 'I have carefully studied transcorp and it is bound to fail. if Ndi Okereke can be made the chiarman of the transcorp, the same DG of NSE, the same woman who collided with Dangote and co to buy Terminal port of NPA. Then you must know that she is nothing but another instrument of obj to monitor Transcorp to suit his own personal desire, such as seeking funds and borrowing from Transcorp to run third term and dictate what happens in the economy.
We all should understand that for every good intention obj pretends to contribute to this economy has an Agenda, i mean hiding agenda. Transcorp is not the way neither is obj the way, its only going to cause more demoralization/unemployment like nwoke has said and it would make us live like slaves in our own country. I will urge reasonable nigerians presently living in Nigeria to make their Honest Contribution and not a naija from Abroad who reads and read and read
When it comes to Matters like this, you dont just feel or think, you need to pratically live it and see it and stop comparing how it happened in other countries. Its not about being pessimistic, its just the holy truth u know,
But others think differently. For example, an experienced insider who is a banker has this to say 'Very interesting comments here, from my little experience in the financial industry in Nigeria (I have worked with three banks in the last 5 years). I'll like to submit as follows:
1. That the idea of Transcorp is good for our economy. To create a world class, Nigerian company with a truly Nigerian brand as a major international player.
2. Check the list of the Directors- Dr. Ndi Okereke (Whether u like it or not, she has given Nigeria, a wonderful reputation abroad with her success at the NSE. Fola Adeola (This is one man that has given Nigeria, probably the best reputation in the banking industry-esp modern banking:Guarranty Trust Bank is probably the only bank in West Africa thats being studied as a model bank at the Harvard University. Tony Elumelu, this guy is probably the most aggresive banker in Nigeria-just see the way he took over UBA; UBA is now the largest bank in West Africa, its not a hype, 427 branches-No bank has beat that, atleast not 4 now. Odimegwu, ofcourse Guiness Nigeria is the most successful Guiness outlet in MEA (Middle-East, Europe and Africa) - Guiness is probably the highest profit-making company in Nigeria. Aliko Dangote is probably the most successful industrialist in Nigeria, no controversy! Ibru? Everybody knows that the Ibru group of companies is the largest group of company in Nigeria maybe after MA (Mike Adenuga group).
From the above, u 'll realise that from ab initio, this pple r already controlling our economy. What transcorp is only doing is to harness their synergies along with our 'excess crude oil' to give rise to a 'Mega monster' conglomerate of companies'.
The controversy is going to continue for quite some time until transcorps prove critics wrong through superlative performance. However, investment is still a risk to those who dare. The higher your risk, the greater your return. One of my mentors is wont to say that 'investment is a risk meant only for the rich'. I hope the 'poor' are listening?
P.S.: Kindly feel free to leave a comment below this post. Your feedback is important for better service to you.
What I have been able to get will amaze you. Nigerians are yet to reach a consensus on whether to support it or not. While Nigerians at home feel it is an Obasanjo project, those in diaspora keep on staying confused about the conflicting reports from those living in Nigeria.
The story is about business, investment, personal finance, SME development, industrialization, financial freedom, positive attitude and in the words of the new Minister of communication-Prof. Dora Akunyili-Re-branding.
Some Nigerians are not happy that the company was formed at all. They believe it will fail. Others disagree vehemently accussing the pessimists of displaying 'bad belle'. For instance, in one of such discussion, a respondent have this to say 'thoe behind transcorps are successful business models in Nigeria. If you can't beat them, join them. We should stop saying bad things about those who do well among us'.
A lot of changes has taken place since the debut of transcorps but the coast is getting clearer by the day and the company concentrating on its mission.
As we try to dig out what Nigerians think about transcorps, we got Ashiwaju who expresses his views thus 'I have carefully studied transcorp and it is bound to fail. if Ndi Okereke can be made the chiarman of the transcorp, the same DG of NSE, the same woman who collided with Dangote and co to buy Terminal port of NPA. Then you must know that she is nothing but another instrument of obj to monitor Transcorp to suit his own personal desire, such as seeking funds and borrowing from Transcorp to run third term and dictate what happens in the economy.
We all should understand that for every good intention obj pretends to contribute to this economy has an Agenda, i mean hiding agenda. Transcorp is not the way neither is obj the way, its only going to cause more demoralization/unemployment like nwoke has said and it would make us live like slaves in our own country. I will urge reasonable nigerians presently living in Nigeria to make their Honest Contribution and not a naija from Abroad who reads and read and read
When it comes to Matters like this, you dont just feel or think, you need to pratically live it and see it and stop comparing how it happened in other countries. Its not about being pessimistic, its just the holy truth u know,
But others think differently. For example, an experienced insider who is a banker has this to say 'Very interesting comments here, from my little experience in the financial industry in Nigeria (I have worked with three banks in the last 5 years). I'll like to submit as follows:
1. That the idea of Transcorp is good for our economy. To create a world class, Nigerian company with a truly Nigerian brand as a major international player.
2. Check the list of the Directors- Dr. Ndi Okereke (Whether u like it or not, she has given Nigeria, a wonderful reputation abroad with her success at the NSE. Fola Adeola (This is one man that has given Nigeria, probably the best reputation in the banking industry-esp modern banking:Guarranty Trust Bank is probably the only bank in West Africa thats being studied as a model bank at the Harvard University. Tony Elumelu, this guy is probably the most aggresive banker in Nigeria-just see the way he took over UBA; UBA is now the largest bank in West Africa, its not a hype, 427 branches-No bank has beat that, atleast not 4 now. Odimegwu, ofcourse Guiness Nigeria is the most successful Guiness outlet in MEA (Middle-East, Europe and Africa) - Guiness is probably the highest profit-making company in Nigeria. Aliko Dangote is probably the most successful industrialist in Nigeria, no controversy! Ibru? Everybody knows that the Ibru group of companies is the largest group of company in Nigeria maybe after MA (Mike Adenuga group).
From the above, u 'll realise that from ab initio, this pple r already controlling our economy. What transcorp is only doing is to harness their synergies along with our 'excess crude oil' to give rise to a 'Mega monster' conglomerate of companies'.
The controversy is going to continue for quite some time until transcorps prove critics wrong through superlative performance. However, investment is still a risk to those who dare. The higher your risk, the greater your return. One of my mentors is wont to say that 'investment is a risk meant only for the rich'. I hope the 'poor' are listening?
P.S.: Kindly feel free to leave a comment below this post. Your feedback is important for better service to you.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Eterna Oil Moves Smartly To Raise More Fund
I keep on wondering about the events in the Nigerian stock market since the beginning of the bearish season. Note that word-season. Very soon, the season will pass over and another one will be ushered in.
Much have been said about the loss investors had incurred over time in the market but less is being said about the smart groups who have been positioning themselves for the greatest wealth exchange ever. Not many have realized this. Millions are changing hands already and smart people are moving smartly to raise more funds even in the midst of loss of confidence in the market and are they succeeding? Yes of course.Time will tell.
I have been watching keenly how some companies had taken advantage of the bearish market to list their companies at the exchange so that they can monopolize the wealth as much as possible. This post is not about those companies. I am just doing this to make you put on your thinking cap. The stock market will never crash! It is a system controlled and manipulated by man and as long as man exists, the stock market will endure.
Now to the story of Eternal oil and gas. If you remember in my previous posts, I had reported about this oil company and the change of management which brought Fola Adeola the former GTB boss to head this company.
I was surprised when the investors prevailed on the managament not to offer the public the shares of the company in 2007 that they were ready to buy everything at private placement. They did exactly that. What does that mean to you? The investors saw a gold mine and they want to be handsomely rewarded for standing by the company when things were bad.
After the private placements, the public hoped that they can buy into the company as the bears continue to hold tightly to the market but alas, the management and investors have something up their sleeves. Shortly after the lift of suspension on the stock in February, they quickly applied for a public offer. They knew the stock will be suspended again and that achieved one thing at least-the free fall of the share price was arrested.
Eternal oil management and investors are smart-very smart. Think about the drive to raise N8.5 billion during the bearish season. Can't you see something? By the time the offer would have been completed-it is bound to be fully subscribed because the current investors are committed to the offer, the market would be bracing up to accommodate increase in the share price of this company which means more money for investors in capital appreciation. More wealth being made just like that. If you can, start to prepare to grab your own share when the public offer hits the market.
Don't say I did not tell you. This is your chance to become wealthy and make it in the Nigerian stock market. Don't follow the herds who have turn away from the market. Keep investing.
Much have been said about the loss investors had incurred over time in the market but less is being said about the smart groups who have been positioning themselves for the greatest wealth exchange ever. Not many have realized this. Millions are changing hands already and smart people are moving smartly to raise more funds even in the midst of loss of confidence in the market and are they succeeding? Yes of course.Time will tell.
I have been watching keenly how some companies had taken advantage of the bearish market to list their companies at the exchange so that they can monopolize the wealth as much as possible. This post is not about those companies. I am just doing this to make you put on your thinking cap. The stock market will never crash! It is a system controlled and manipulated by man and as long as man exists, the stock market will endure.
Now to the story of Eternal oil and gas. If you remember in my previous posts, I had reported about this oil company and the change of management which brought Fola Adeola the former GTB boss to head this company.
I was surprised when the investors prevailed on the managament not to offer the public the shares of the company in 2007 that they were ready to buy everything at private placement. They did exactly that. What does that mean to you? The investors saw a gold mine and they want to be handsomely rewarded for standing by the company when things were bad.
After the private placements, the public hoped that they can buy into the company as the bears continue to hold tightly to the market but alas, the management and investors have something up their sleeves. Shortly after the lift of suspension on the stock in February, they quickly applied for a public offer. They knew the stock will be suspended again and that achieved one thing at least-the free fall of the share price was arrested.
Eternal oil management and investors are smart-very smart. Think about the drive to raise N8.5 billion during the bearish season. Can't you see something? By the time the offer would have been completed-it is bound to be fully subscribed because the current investors are committed to the offer, the market would be bracing up to accommodate increase in the share price of this company which means more money for investors in capital appreciation. More wealth being made just like that. If you can, start to prepare to grab your own share when the public offer hits the market.
Don't say I did not tell you. This is your chance to become wealthy and make it in the Nigerian stock market. Don't follow the herds who have turn away from the market. Keep investing.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Transcorp Moves To Reposition Business
It was like a dream! What? Licence revoked? That was the exclamation invoked by the sudden supposed revocation of the operating licence of Transcorp as regards its investment in NITEL and MTEL. The decision of Government was communicated by the earthwhile minister of information-John Odey.
Although the decision was later reversed, the effect of the political intrigue kept on hurting the company until recently when it decided to exit its investment in NITEL.
At the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) held on 25th February 2009, the chairman of the Company, Prof. Ndidi Onyeuike reported that the company has lost N16.1 billion accrued from bank charges on loan used for the acquisition of NITEL in 2006.
Now is the time to refocus energy on the core business of the organisation. The debt obscured the N543 million profit made in 2008 financial year.
Meanwhile, the company is ready to step into the future for improved performance and return on investment to shareholders.
There is hope for investors who will continue to work for the success of this conglomerate from Nigeria-the only one in the stock exchange.
Although the decision was later reversed, the effect of the political intrigue kept on hurting the company until recently when it decided to exit its investment in NITEL.
At the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) held on 25th February 2009, the chairman of the Company, Prof. Ndidi Onyeuike reported that the company has lost N16.1 billion accrued from bank charges on loan used for the acquisition of NITEL in 2006.
Now is the time to refocus energy on the core business of the organisation. The debt obscured the N543 million profit made in 2008 financial year.
Meanwhile, the company is ready to step into the future for improved performance and return on investment to shareholders.
There is hope for investors who will continue to work for the success of this conglomerate from Nigeria-the only one in the stock exchange.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Opportunity To Invest In Bonds In A Bearish Market
In every adversity, there is an equivalent seed of opportunity. If you have been following events in the Nigerian stock market of recent, you will discover that things have been getting irritable in terms of crashing price of equities.
Such emotional event should be positively channeled to learning new investment outlets so that on the long run, you will still keep making your money to work hard for you. That is the basic pricinple of investing for riches.
There is opportunity to invest in Government bonds in the Nigerian stock market as more state governments are bringing the finance of their long term projects to the stock market.
What Are Bonds?
These are debt instruments issued through the primary market. It is a public offer created by government for the investing public. Government uses it to finance developmental projects. Instead of borrowing money from the banks, government simply turn to the public to borrow long term funds. Government issue papers called bonds to the investing public with a promise to pay certain percentage as interest till the duration of the bonds.
Fact File About Bonds
1. Bonds provide opportunity for investors to build pension fund or life insurance.
2. Bonds can be traded on the stock exchange
3. Bonds can be assessed both in the primary and secondary market
4. Government bonds are risk-free bonds
5. There is no tax charge on bonds
6. Yearly dividend is guaranteed till the duration of the bond
7. You get the full capital invested plus interest at the end of the bond
Lagos State Bond Window Of Opportunity
The Lagos state Governement floated another bond which you can still subscribe to now before submission. The bond is a N50 billion bond with 13% interest per annum. You will be paid twice a year.
Other Opportunities
Kwara State and Imo State are also getting prepared to float developmental bonds which you can invest in.
Instead of crying over the crashing price of stocks in equities, wisely maximize the investment opportunities in bonds now in issue. It is a sure strategy for investment success and education.
Such emotional event should be positively channeled to learning new investment outlets so that on the long run, you will still keep making your money to work hard for you. That is the basic pricinple of investing for riches.
There is opportunity to invest in Government bonds in the Nigerian stock market as more state governments are bringing the finance of their long term projects to the stock market.
What Are Bonds?
These are debt instruments issued through the primary market. It is a public offer created by government for the investing public. Government uses it to finance developmental projects. Instead of borrowing money from the banks, government simply turn to the public to borrow long term funds. Government issue papers called bonds to the investing public with a promise to pay certain percentage as interest till the duration of the bonds.
Fact File About Bonds
1. Bonds provide opportunity for investors to build pension fund or life insurance.
2. Bonds can be traded on the stock exchange
3. Bonds can be assessed both in the primary and secondary market
4. Government bonds are risk-free bonds
5. There is no tax charge on bonds
6. Yearly dividend is guaranteed till the duration of the bond
7. You get the full capital invested plus interest at the end of the bond
Lagos State Bond Window Of Opportunity
The Lagos state Governement floated another bond which you can still subscribe to now before submission. The bond is a N50 billion bond with 13% interest per annum. You will be paid twice a year.
Other Opportunities
Kwara State and Imo State are also getting prepared to float developmental bonds which you can invest in.
Instead of crying over the crashing price of stocks in equities, wisely maximize the investment opportunities in bonds now in issue. It is a sure strategy for investment success and education.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
8 Strategies For Investing In Shares
Investing in buying shares at the Nigerian stock exchange is a task many people want to accomplish. The present economic crisis have created a lacuna of doubt in the mind of some who are very cautious and never want to get their fingers burnt. The news media is already awash with tales of woe of investors who have suffered great loss since the bears started reigning.
This article is for those who want to continue to invest in shares and keep on searching for strategies that will guarantee they make more money from shares in the Nigerian stock exchange.
The ideas i'm going to share with you here are the insight I got from one of my mentors. If you apply these strategies, you will discover the age long secrets of making great profits investing in the Nigerian stock market.
Strategy 1: Set A Clear Objective For Investment
This is where you must beging. For what purpose do you want to invest? What horizon of time do you have in view? Do you want to invest for short term or long term? When you make profit, what are you going to do with it? Short term investors are not interested in the fundamentals of companies that is why they are called speculators. A long term investor should ensure that the investments made are in strong companies with impressive fundamentals. They must be companies you are sure cannot go out of business in the nearest future.
Strategy 2: Acquire Knowledge
The vocabulary of investing in shares should be at your finger tips. Your learning curve must be continously upgraded to stay ahead of the average individual if you really want to make money investing in shares in the Nigerian stock market. Investing in shares is just like any other business. Your search for knowledge should include common terms relating to shares, government policies, world economics, finance and commodities just to mention a few. Regular subscription to investment publications and stock market news should be an acquired hobby.
You should also be interested in knowing what is making prices to go up or down. Don't invest in any company you know little or nothing about. That is a bad investment strategy and can take you to the slaughter house. Be interested in the management of the companies and the individuals calling the shots. What's their history? One thing you must never forget is that winners in this business spend substantial amount to acquire investment education.
Strategy 3: Buy Right And Sell Right
Many people get it wrong here. There is no how you can profit from shares if you miss the right time to buy or sell. Astute investors made good money and exited the market before the bears began to reign in May 2008. Money is really made when you buy a stock when its market price is below its real worth. You will then wait until it gets to a level where you can sell and make a tidy profit. There is no way you can make profit when you buy shares when they are most expensive. That was the great investment mistake countless investors made in 2008. The result was fatal in some instances. Remember that a reknown stock broker died on the floor of the exchange when the prices continued to slide. His company was engrossed in margin debt.
Strategy 4. Ascertain The Level Of Exposure You Are Ready To Accommodate
There is a rule of thumb you must keep at your finger tips as an investor in the Nigerian stock market although this rule could be adopted universally. This rule will greatly influence your investment decisions and guide the risk you can take in any investment. It is a profitable rule for portfolio management. What is the rule?
'Deduct your age from 110. Whatever is left is the percentage of your portfolio that should be in shares'. For example, if you are 30 and you deduct it from 110, you are left with 80. That is to say, 80% of your investments should be in shares at age 30. If you are 60, 50% of your portfolio should be in shares. The younger you are, the more aggressive your investment in shares should be. The older you are, the less aggressive your investment in shares should be.
Strategy 5: Avoid I.P.O. As Much As Possible
Some experts may not agree with this. However, the Nigerian stock market terrain has taught one not to be very enthusiastic about investing in I.P.O.s.
The reasons are obvious. The time lag between the time you invest money in I.P.O. and the time you get your certificate and dematirialize is too long. Most people who invested millions in I.P.O. ended up getting a mere 10%-20% of their applications granted. The remaining amount is returned after almost one year of tying it down and the interest paid is negligible. It is better to buy from the secondary market.
However, there could be improvement once the policy on electronic I.P.O. get on board.
Strategy 6: Do Not Keep A Large Portfolio Of Shares
You should determine the number of portfolio you keep in shares. Anything beyond 10-20 is bogus. Your attention would be distracted and you will have less concentration of efforts and time to strategize if your portfolio is too large.
Great investors concentrate their investments to manageable numbers. You wil have more time to monitor companies you invest in if the numbers are few.
Strategy 7: Never Put All Your Egges In One Basket
Be interested in several sectors and invest in best companies in those sectors. Never put all your investments in one company. Imagine that a crisis arise in the future which get the company bankrupt. What becomes of your investment? So be wise. Spread the risk a little.
Strategy 8: Master Your Emotion
This is the greatest battle you will find yourself waging. It will not be that easy for you but you must be determined to put your emotions under control. Do not be greedy and never let fear consume you. If you succeed at putting these emotions at bay, your investment strategies will work wonders.
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This article is for those who want to continue to invest in shares and keep on searching for strategies that will guarantee they make more money from shares in the Nigerian stock exchange.
The ideas i'm going to share with you here are the insight I got from one of my mentors. If you apply these strategies, you will discover the age long secrets of making great profits investing in the Nigerian stock market.
Strategy 1: Set A Clear Objective For Investment
This is where you must beging. For what purpose do you want to invest? What horizon of time do you have in view? Do you want to invest for short term or long term? When you make profit, what are you going to do with it? Short term investors are not interested in the fundamentals of companies that is why they are called speculators. A long term investor should ensure that the investments made are in strong companies with impressive fundamentals. They must be companies you are sure cannot go out of business in the nearest future.
Strategy 2: Acquire Knowledge
The vocabulary of investing in shares should be at your finger tips. Your learning curve must be continously upgraded to stay ahead of the average individual if you really want to make money investing in shares in the Nigerian stock market. Investing in shares is just like any other business. Your search for knowledge should include common terms relating to shares, government policies, world economics, finance and commodities just to mention a few. Regular subscription to investment publications and stock market news should be an acquired hobby.
You should also be interested in knowing what is making prices to go up or down. Don't invest in any company you know little or nothing about. That is a bad investment strategy and can take you to the slaughter house. Be interested in the management of the companies and the individuals calling the shots. What's their history? One thing you must never forget is that winners in this business spend substantial amount to acquire investment education.
Strategy 3: Buy Right And Sell Right
Many people get it wrong here. There is no how you can profit from shares if you miss the right time to buy or sell. Astute investors made good money and exited the market before the bears began to reign in May 2008. Money is really made when you buy a stock when its market price is below its real worth. You will then wait until it gets to a level where you can sell and make a tidy profit. There is no way you can make profit when you buy shares when they are most expensive. That was the great investment mistake countless investors made in 2008. The result was fatal in some instances. Remember that a reknown stock broker died on the floor of the exchange when the prices continued to slide. His company was engrossed in margin debt.
Strategy 4. Ascertain The Level Of Exposure You Are Ready To Accommodate
There is a rule of thumb you must keep at your finger tips as an investor in the Nigerian stock market although this rule could be adopted universally. This rule will greatly influence your investment decisions and guide the risk you can take in any investment. It is a profitable rule for portfolio management. What is the rule?
'Deduct your age from 110. Whatever is left is the percentage of your portfolio that should be in shares'. For example, if you are 30 and you deduct it from 110, you are left with 80. That is to say, 80% of your investments should be in shares at age 30. If you are 60, 50% of your portfolio should be in shares. The younger you are, the more aggressive your investment in shares should be. The older you are, the less aggressive your investment in shares should be.
Strategy 5: Avoid I.P.O. As Much As Possible
Some experts may not agree with this. However, the Nigerian stock market terrain has taught one not to be very enthusiastic about investing in I.P.O.s.
The reasons are obvious. The time lag between the time you invest money in I.P.O. and the time you get your certificate and dematirialize is too long. Most people who invested millions in I.P.O. ended up getting a mere 10%-20% of their applications granted. The remaining amount is returned after almost one year of tying it down and the interest paid is negligible. It is better to buy from the secondary market.
However, there could be improvement once the policy on electronic I.P.O. get on board.
Strategy 6: Do Not Keep A Large Portfolio Of Shares
You should determine the number of portfolio you keep in shares. Anything beyond 10-20 is bogus. Your attention would be distracted and you will have less concentration of efforts and time to strategize if your portfolio is too large.
Great investors concentrate their investments to manageable numbers. You wil have more time to monitor companies you invest in if the numbers are few.
Strategy 7: Never Put All Your Egges In One Basket
Be interested in several sectors and invest in best companies in those sectors. Never put all your investments in one company. Imagine that a crisis arise in the future which get the company bankrupt. What becomes of your investment? So be wise. Spread the risk a little.
Strategy 8: Master Your Emotion
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