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@Ade,
You are very correct with this: «Big time players dont go for public offers,they buy thru the secondary market at the right time». I was sold the dummy of buying from the IPO but ever since i discovered the money is made from the secondary market, i have decided not to buy any IPO at least for now. Pls, get me right, i dont buy for keeps. Those who do can stick with the IPO.
My pain is that i have almost emptied my account ignorantly buying from IPOs with hoping to trade them as soon as possible not knowing that it may take another one (or more) years to get my share cert. for that purpose.
I remember when the technical suspension was lifted on FBN stocks, in about a month or two, the values rose N60.I bought from IPO at N33 and guess what, my ignorant self was already basking in the joy of selling mine and making some cool money not know how long it takes for the certs to come out. Poor me!

May God lighten our paths to financial freedom.

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Hi,

I wish I were your wife, not all wives have the luxury of sleeping cozily 'without
a care in the world'.
Welldone bro. Lucky woman!

Hi,
Its quite obvious you do not know much about the stock market.You may need to meet some investment gurus in that field to lecture you.
Your comparison of the Zenith u bought at 10 naira about 4 years ago to the current market price is wrong.Zenith has given a bonus issue since then so the actual value is more than 40 naira.You need to be very knowledgable about shares in order to make money from it.There are people who have made over 1000%(yes a thousand) in less than 4 years from stock.
Big time players dont go for public offers,they buy thru the secondary market at the right time.
Pls enlighten people well on subjects you feel comfortable with,nobody expects you to be a jack of all trades

@Londoncool,
Spot on guy, though i am a first time investor in shares but from the word go, i knew i would be trading in it. I dont subcribe to the idea of buying for keeps. Sad enough, I started just last year buying from IPOs but hope to build up and migrate to the secondary market stuff you mentioned. I received my CSCS account number a couple of weeks ago and this will enable me dematerialise my certs once i received them (i.e for shares bought prior to this time) while those i will buy this year will be credited to my CSCS a/c direct.

@Genesis, thank you!

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@Londoncool,
Spot on guy, though i am a first time investor in shares but from the word go, i knew i would be trading in it. I dont subcribe to the idea of buying for keeps. Sad enough, I started just last year buying from IPOs but hope to build up and migrate to the secondary market stuff you mentioned. I received my CSCS account number a couple of weeks ago and this will enable me dematerialise my certs once i received them (i.e for shares bought prior to this time) while those i will buy this year will be credited to my CSCS a/c direct.

@Genesis, ty

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@Londoncool,
Spot on guy, though i am a first time investor in shares but from the word go, i knew i would be trading in it. I dont subcribe to the idea of buying for keeps. Sad enough, I started just last year buying from IPOs but hope to build up and migrate to the secondary market stuff you mentioned. I received my CSCS account number a couple of weeks ago and this will enable me dematerialise my certs once i received them (i.e for shares bought prior to this time) while those i will buy this year will be credited to my CSCS a/c direct.

Luv u all!

Its the lack of financial education that limits people's perception about shares to Public Offers. Those that are astute play the Stock Investment game at the secondary market and neatly make their money from it both in the short trem and long term (depending on your investment objectives).If you had bought First Bank shares worth N1m from the secondary market @N38 per uint when you bought your FBN PO @N33 by now your N1m FBN portfolio would have been worth N1,118,421. When your friend wisely said that he was migrating from «get rich quick» schemes to Shares I dont think he merely meant to achieve that by participating from every PO/IPO that comes out.Punters are making money from the NSE every month.Many others «Cycle-in-Cycle-out «(CICO) through volume trading and make 25% margins every 1-2 weeks.Your N1m invested in the secondary market in AP the same time you bought the FBN PO would have been worth N2,783,505 today.Your friend is RIGHT about his decision.

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