Nse daily bid/offer status

[Vincenta11]

Quote:
Originally Posted by goldsun2
they are not just orders, they determine what eventually happen in the market

Originally Posted by yemo

Bros. Do they? How so? As far as I am aware there could be conditions attached to each buy/sell order that determine whether the order is fulfilled or not.

I cant thank you and Oga goldsun enough. E remain make I begin kiss una feet.

I think what Oga goldsun means is what you already noted in your first reply to my original post;

If you are looking to buy into or offload the item, these conditions *might* inform your participating in the crowds on either side.

[Vincenta11]

Lastly, is there some place I can get a chart of the buy/sell orders history of particular stocks over a period, say 1 wk or 1 month???

OR do I have to go over Oga Yemo's posts one by one to get such history?

[goldsun2]

Originally Posted by Vincenta11

Quote:
Originally Posted by goldsun2
they are not just orders, they determine what eventually happen in the market




I cant thank you and Oga goldsun enough. E remain make I begin kiss una feet.

I think what Oga goldsun means is what you already noted in your first reply to my original post;

If you are looking to buy into or offload the item, these conditions *might* inform your participating in the crowds on either side.

abeg o me na small boy o

[manemi]

Originally Posted by Vincenta11

Lastly, is there some place I can get a chart of the buy/sell orders history of particular stocks over a period, say 1 wk or 1 month???

OR do I have to go over Oga Yemo's posts one by one to get such history?

Bros please educate me on what you need historical buy/sell orders for. I thought once it is more than 1 day the important data are what the market actually did in terms of prices and volumes actually traded, and there are many sources of data and charts for that.

[yemo]

Originally Posted by Vincenta11

Lastly, is there some place I can get a chart of the buy/sell orders history of particular stocks over a period, say 1 wk or 1 month???

OR do I have to go over Oga Yemo's posts one by one to get such history?

Hmm. You're beginning to sound more like a research analyst/company than an investor.

Originally Posted by Vincenta11

history of particular stocks over a period, say 1 wk or 1 month???

You are correct that this would be a useful piece of analysis in determining liquidity trends of a particular stock. It was work we were going to do at some stage, but time & funding of the effort proved to be our major constraints.

[yemo]

Originally Posted by manemi

Bros please educate me on what you need historical buy/sell orders for. I thought once it is more than 1 day the important data are what the market actually did in terms of prices and volumes actually traded, and there are many sources of data and charts for that.

Bros. I'd like to, for example, see how demand for FBNH went up down over a week's period and maybe contrast this with actual traded volumes.

I guess with all charting its about seeing whether there are identifiable trends

[yemo]

Originally Posted by overload

Oga Yemo, abeg show us this morning market place small

Which one? The chart or the spreadsheets? Both attached anyways

[nosa2]

Originally Posted by Vincenta11

Lastly, is there some place I can get a chart of the buy/sell orders history of particular stocks over a period, say 1 wk or 1 month???

OR do I have to go over Oga Yemo's posts one by one to get such history?

Bid offer status is only useful if you're trading

[nosa2]

Originally Posted by yemo

Which one? The chart or the spreadsheets? Both attached anyways

Bros thanks, but you fit add Nem to the graph

[manemi]

Originally Posted by nosa2

Bros thanks, but you fit add Nem to the graph

Oga Nosa. This your NEM no de move like one wants oo. E just de make 2 step forward, 1 step backward. Why don't you talk to some of your friends to include it in the market making stocks? After all it is now one of the few insurance stocks above parking lot.

[yemo]

Originally Posted by nosa2

Bros thanks, but you fit add Nem to the graph

Bros. Its usually the top 7 or 10 stocks in demand that make the chart. NEM didnt have that much activity the last time I checked.

[overload]

Originally Posted by manemi

Oga Nosa. This your NEM no de move like one wants oo. E just de make 2 step forward, 1 step backward. Why don't you talk to some of your friends to include it in the market making stocks? After all it is now one of the few insurance stocks above parking lot.

no worry, very soon Rencap go put am for their recommended stocks, then you go see Usain Bolt movement!

[knightofdelta]

Originally Posted by overload

no worry, very soon Rencap go put am for their recommended stocks, then you go see Usain Bolt movement!

You may have made this statement like a joke but it is true...

[yemo]

Charts at market close 8 Jan 2013

[yemo]

BidOffer for 8 Jan 2013 Market Close

[cc: nosa2 Not much to show on NEM. Are you the one dumping 1000000 units on the market? ]

[overload]

Originally Posted by yemo

charts at market close 8 jan 2013

still the usual suspects in high demand!

[manemi]

Originally Posted by overload

no worry, very soon Rencap go put am for their recommended stocks, then you go see Usain Bolt movement!

Abeg how can one get Rencap Tweets or subscribe to their newsletters? I searched for their tweeter address on Tweeter but can't find it.

[nosa2]

Originally Posted by yemo

BidOffer for 8 Jan 2013 Market Close

[cc: nosa2 Not much to show on NEM. Are you the one dumping 1000000 units on the market? ]

I bought some 2 weeks ago, I bought on Monday and I intend to buy more in the coming weeks, so I'm definitely not dumping.

[netotse]

Originally Posted by manemi

Abeg how can one get Rencap Tweets or subscribe to their newsletters? I searched for their tweeter address on Tweeter but can't find it.

Oga Manemi, na twitter oh...

[Vincenta11]

Oga Yemo, wahala still de on this bid/offer status o.

Example; From your spreadsheet for 08/01/13(HEONEYWELL);

On the BUY side, total orders 12, total volume 917, 856.

On the SELL side, total order 1, total volume 50,000.

Now at the end of the day's trading; 83 transactions, total volume 3, 197, 150. Where did all those numbers come from when the numbers from those bidding and offering the stock are not up to that.

Please clarify.