how do I buy from secondary market?

[ngozi2]

How do I buy from secondary market, and i want to sell some of my shares, how do i do it ?

[hispy99]

Originally Posted by ngozi2

How do I buy from secondary market, and i want to sell some of my shares, how do i do it ?

you need to get a stockbroker. this thread might help you in deciding which one to choose

Choosing/Rating Stockbroker

[billions]

Originally Posted by ngozi2

How do I buy from secondary market, and i want to sell some of my shares, how do i do it ?

Ngozi2,welcome to SMN.

You will need to open an accout with a stockbroker before u can buy from d secondary market.Also,u will hv to verify ur certificates before ur can sell...your broker can help you with this.

Kindly visit this thread,it contains information that will help you... Choosing/Rating Stockbroker

Thanks.

[atilladanger]

You need to get a stock broker and open a cscs account this is when you can buy. The certificate you have will be verified and lodged in the account and then can be sold.

I work in one called Citi investment Capital and we can help you with buying or selling when you registrar with us.
Take a look at our website Welcome to Citi Investment Capital Limited - Investing Made Easy | Citi Investment Capital Ltd and get back to me.

[dannynoko]

Originally Posted by atilladanger

You need to get a stock broker and open a cscs account this is when you can buy. The certificate you have will be verified and lodged in the account and then can be sold.

I work in one called Citi investment Capital and we can help you with buying or selling when you registrar with us.
Take a look at our website Welcome to Citi Investment Capital Limited - Investing Made Easy | Citi Investment Capital Ltd and get back to me.

Omo, you go share those marketing incentive money with us oo if you catch ngozi2 with your web link

[dannynoko]

Originally Posted by ngozi2

How do I buy from secondary market, and i want to sell some of my shares, how do i do it ?

Nne, welcome to forum. I don't know your base, but you need to open acct with a registered stock broker. He/she will set up a CSCS account for you, then you can be able to verify the certificates in your possession into the acct and then you could be able to buy and sell by giving the broker instructions to execute on your account. However though, you need to fund the account once opened with the broker. Different brokerage firm req diff capital for acct opening.

Checkout the link in the other response for brokerage firms. Hope this helps.

[azob2002]

Originally Posted by dannynoko

Omo, you go share those marketing incentive money with us oo if you catch ngozi2 with your web link

My guy... I no sabi say this forum is now being used for adverts... anyway NG better shine ur eyes well well before u go enter any stockbroking firm.... just take ur time go thru the thread for how to choose ur stockbroker to get a clearer view...

We suppose to dey charge for advers then dey carry the money arrange correct gig evey year end for one of these caribean beaches..

[leRmy]

Originally Posted by ngozi2

How do I buy from secondary market, and i want to sell some of my shares, how do i do it ?

Hey, i'll advice you to go through the threads in this forum it will really help your decision making and getting started too.....Happy investing

[ngozi2]

thanks for your advice, which I have already followed, but I invested in Japaul and Wapco, secondary market but is like each day the price is depreciating. please advise me on which stocks to invest my hard earn money?

[dannynoko]

Originally Posted by ngozi2

thanks for your advice, which I have already followed, but I invested in Japaul and Wapco, secondary market but is like each day the price is depreciating. please advise me on which stocks to invest my hard earn money?

Well the market is generally down right now as each day experiences investors value being shredded.Right now, I don't know if you want to sell those your portfolio at loss or you want to reduce your losses?. If the later is your position, then it would be nice to watch the market a little bit before throwing in some more funds. If you don't want to sell those at a loss, it might make sense to hold them and see if the market rebound as Japaul & Wapco look good in the near future.