Undertaking a sincere review and reflection on ones experience is a key way to foster self improvement. In this episode of the podcast, I share how my investing journey has evolved and review my practice in 2021. I also look at things I did well and mistakes I made along the way.

I hope you do the same as well and identify areas you can improve on. You can share your thoughts with us via our email address: [email protected].

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Merry Christmas and a profit-filled 2022.

During the recently concluded MTN public offer, I got questions from a lot of people whether it was a good buy. In light of this, we look at the various ways one can buy shares in any company and the advantages/ disadvantages of each.

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Many times, we tend to overthink things and complicates our own lives by attempting to jump over 6 feet bars rather than sticking to 1 foot bars. 

In this episode of the podcast, we examine why we need to keep our investing simple and the risks that come with ignoring this.

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Using the principles of inversion which were propounded by the mathematician, Carl Jacob, but popularised by Charlie Munger, we explore how to achieve monumental and profound poverty.

If we acknowledge these principles and avoid them, we just might be able to attain the inverse, Wealth!

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This week, we read a listeners email which leads us into a very timely discussion about how to invest through market downturns. Market cycles are normal so anticipating them and having the right resolve to stay invested irrespective of where in the cycle we may be is very important.

Learn as we share strategies that can help us remain rational and thoughtful even when the world around us does the exact opposite.

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The ultimate goal of investing is to make profit either from dividends or capital appreciation. Some shareholders get even more excited when bonus shares are issued by companies. In reality, does the issuance of bonus shares translate into profit for ordinary share holders?

This week on Value Nigeria, we take a journey through the accounting nuances of bonus shares and explore if they really benefit shareholders or not.

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Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are a not so popular but excellent investment vehicle for various reasons. They however come with their own peculiar challenges.

In this weeks episode of the podcase, we discuss what REITs are, the various REITs available on the Nigeria Exchange Group and the best strategy to utilize when investing in REITs.

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Getting a grip over ones personal finance through increasing ones earning, saving and investing is the cornerstone of building lasting wealth.

No one embodies these principles more than my guest on this episode of Value Nigeria podcast - Dr Tayo Oyedeji who, by following these same principles, was able to retire at age 40 and has built a company that can help others achieve the same feat.

This episode is packed full of priceless wisdom which is both practical and feasible.

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In this first-of-its-kind episode of Value Nigeria Podcast, I have a very exciting chat with Keji Alabi. He is a friend and an individual investor with who I share many things in common.

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Keji can be reached via twitter on @kejialabii 

This week, we conclude the 2 part series by looking at the last 7 of the 15 checklist items listed by the legendary Philip Fisher in his book "Common stocks and uncommon profits".

We also look at the difference between growth and traditional value investing.

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