myjoy08:


http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/8999_CCNN_PLC_AUDITED_ACC_DEC_2014_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_MARCH_2015.pdf

natruetalk:


will be surprise if transcorp pay any juicy dividend as pple expect

natruetalk:


will be surprise if transcorp pay any juicy dividend as pple expect

Elai147:


The bold is actually not true (in all cases). We need to properly understand dividend dates so as not to miss out on dividend after purchasing a stock for dividend purpose. I noticed that in Naija, the date of closure is assumed to be the ex-dividend date by most coys. Ex-dividend date is actually the date on or after which a stock trades ex-dividend (without dividend). In the NSE, this date is rarely indicated in coys financial reports. Only few (sincere) companies will mention it clearly in their reports. If you're buying a stock for dividend purpose you must put settlement date into consideration (the date on which the transaction gets completed). Remember if you buy a stock, the T+3 trading rule says you must allow 3 business days for the transaction to be finalized (this is when you become the official owner of the stock). The bottom line is, if the closure date is 30th, you have to buy the stock on or before 27th to officially qualify for dividends. However, some companies may allow investors who bought a day or two before the closure date to qualify (but this must be clearly stated in their reports). It is better to use dates in the company's report to check for divided qualification. Some of the dates published on NSE website are misleading. Companies that want to be transparent will use a date range as closure date to be published on the NSE website (e.g 1st – 5th). This is my own understanding of dividend dates.

myjoy08:


The juice attached to the stock, called, TRANSCORP is more than just being paying juicy dividend. Get that code sir

Born2berich:


Once it is green and shows filled it is successful

shinaboy:



Morgan iTrade is present wherever there is internet . You just need to set up an account with them at www.morgancapital.com

Chibuking81:
their head office is in Lagos, if you open account with them, you can transact business with them anywhere, even in your bedroom, even inside the pit, for now they are the best.

Chibuking81:
their head office is in Lagos, if you open account with them, you can transact business with them anywhere, even in your bedroom, even inside the pit, for now they are the best.

ihedioramma:
is it only in lagos. do they have office in any of this state, oyo,edo,imo,anambra, e.t.c? .

edwardaigb:
I want my dividend pd directly into my bnk acct, what do i do?. Fcmb and fidelity, i use morgan?. Bros myjoy help.

edwardaigb:
I want my dividend pd directly into my bnk acct, what do i do?. Fcmb and fidelity, i use morgan?. Bros myjoy help.

myjoy08:


Sir, I will advise to contact their respective registrar as stated by Oga Carpenter, they will surely guide you on what you will need. Their address and phone number are listed below:

FCMB

City Securities Registrars Limited
Primrose Tower
2nf Floor, 17A Tinubu Street, P O BOX 9117,
Lagos State, Nigeria.
01-2665944-53
01-2641298, 7924462


Fidelity

First Registrars Nigeria Limited
Plot 2, Abebe Village Road
Iganmu
P. M. B. 12692,
Lagos
Tel: 234-1-2799880, 2701078, 2701079
Fax: 234-1-2701071, 2701072
E-mail:- info@firstregistrarsnigeria.com

jp130:
Moni i paid yestday is yet 2 b creditd 2 ma acct. Calld yestday n morgan said dey avnt gottn alert yet. Wat is wrong wit zenith ban

megainvest:
Stock market tip: You can use some free online tools to analyse and study stocks (almost realtime). Check out ft.com, bloomberg.com, 4-traders.com etc. I have found them very useful. JIJO masters in the house, which ones do you use or are there any others you know?

LondonCool:
I was able to mop up FBNH in tranches today, the remainder will be executed after Easter break.

Let's see how far this moving train will go. FBN has never failed to pay dividends for the past 16 years.

Once confidence has fully returned to the market the price will gradually creep up. The result will be released once the price has risen to a level that can be easily absorbed by the dividend adjustment.

Born2berich:


Ok. Thank you myjoy