mercylicious:
i have died

Krisuba:
Please wats the closure date for zenith

veecovee:
N12.35

PETERiCHY:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/03/16/foreign-investors-dump-nse-for-nairobi-johannesburg-exchanges/

PETERiCHY:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/03/16/foreign-investors-dump-nse-for-nairobi-johannesburg-exchanges/

soloniger:
closure date for zenith?

OakPearl:
Dear Mercy, I can understand what u mean; but please do me a favour: kindly rephrase. Me thinks this is not good for u. Thanks.

ORAGBON:
words are very powerful

mercylicious:
good news is now bad news on nse.

i dont trade with borrowed money. i shouted, cos for my mind, i go carry zenith loot buy land for lekki.


first quarter results will be bad for most coy. i planned to run after this earning season, not knowing the race started b4 me.

Intendy:

29th march 2016

locodemy:


better to say i am off balance than to wish yourself death.be warned.........anaghi eji ihe ana agba na nti agba nanya.

jarkbauer:


just as saying Oando will trade at N30 next week....words are powerful. So beacaue she said i have died.. she will die abi.

We have been shouting Naija is great and she is now great

nio68:
with the inflation rate now in double digits and increasing at a fast rate, you would understand why a dividend yield of 10-12% isn't attractive anymore, hence the sell off... hopefully if the government can get the rate back to single digits and stabilise it then we may see inflow of capital with likely capital gains.

soloniger:
closure date for zenith?

Intendy:


I pray you will not continue to fail.
how are this two countries related to the ones you wrote.
is Nairobi now in Russia or which one.
I still ask how are they now better off after devaluation?

PETERiCHY:


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/03/16/foreign-investors-dump-nse-for-nairobi-johannesburg-exchanges/

Agbalowomeri:

Oga wetin I do u na? Stop waking me up from sleep

NuttyChoky:


Peterichy is right on that one. The Rand is a devalued currency that has lost almost 50% of value in recent times... but because it is a managed float there is ease of entry and exit of capital unlike how our CBN constrains fx liquidity.

Bottom-line, at the present time, if I had access to the JSE, I would be there instead of this here JIJO

Intendy:


I pray you will not continue to fail.
how are this two countries related to the ones you wrote.
is Nairobi now in Russia or which one.
I still ask how are they now better off after devaluation?

megainvest:
Market likely to reverse today. Oil back up above $40.
JIJO may be profitable today. Pls do your DD and make your decision for yourself ooo.

megainvest:
Market likely to reverse today. Oil back up above $40.
JIJO may be profitable today. Pls do your DD and make your decision for yourself ooo.

PETERiCHY:


So simply bcuz i gave few examples of countries that have either devalue or float their currency in recent time you now taught they are they are the only ones.

Well untill you start thinking outside the box you will remain where you are.

megainvest:
Market likely to reverse today. Oil back up above $40.
JIJO may be profitable today. Pls do your DD and make your decision for yourself ooo.

ORAGBON:
Of course Nigeria is a great nation that is why she is faced with so much to deal with. A man greatness is measured by the size of his enemies!

Intendy:


I'll appreciate if you can go tru this
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=dnYTT8I_RP8C&pg=PA89&lpg=PA89&dq=did+kenya+devalue+their+currency&source=bl&ots=wbfdZZRdTC&sig=_u58e0SUP5bW2DAG8UOFt51iotU&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjF3J7QjsfLAhXIuRQKHTKkDuoQ6AEIGDAF
and see where it was clearly stated
To cite an example, the devaluation
of the Kenya Shilling did not help the Kenyan economy at all, and ... We all know that if a country has to devalue its currency , that would -mean then that the country would suffer more

this is from Kenya national assembly official record