u r the man tkb

The One:

does anyone know when Sterling bank is coming off suspension?

I bin borrow one candle (red) put in front of their head office to take find out, Walked around the candle for seven times and then i saw things, I saw plenty things

Before the end of this, Na so the candle quench,




Come na who dey sell IEI, FO2 Make u warn pips,, Our 10 bucks per unit is what i am still looking at,

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@ allcorrect, you better wait for IEI to trend down a bit, then buy more and average down your purchase price.

For those using CSCS online service, has anyone been having problems seeing the details of their purchases? I bought some stocks this week and while they reflect in my account, whenever I click on them to see the purchase date and price it is blank.

This never used to happen before

my thoughts exactly.Who has wapic to sell?let's arrange

@london cool,
i am with u on dunlop oh, where u dey seat make i locate u, cos me i dey first class

The One:

For those using CSCS online service, has anyone been having problems seeing the details of their purchases? I bought some stocks this week and while they reflect in my account, whenever I click on them to see the purchase date and price it is blank.

This never used to happen before

I see this all the time. Possibly this happens with cross deals in which the broker is moving the stock from one broker to another within the same firm. The funny thing is that you will still get a trade alert.

windywendy:

It's official, today is an "ish" day. Just confirmed from my broker that he got the ABC. Guess he was sharpish afterall .

Oya all of una, happy-ish weekend-ish. Be BULLISH everyone_ish

Wendy are you still with Lead Capital?

@lawalidowu

omo se o ti ri ise?

lasaco

From the look of things almost every investor that boarded a PENNY flight(especially before Dec 2007),has made a kill,methinks the bullish trend will continue with over 80% of the quoted stocks.Too much kesh chasing too few stocks whaddya expect

Not sure the data on Nigerian securities is correct. All the other sites talked of NSE having technical problems.

@wanajo

Nigeriansecurities.com : they monitor the NSE site by doing regular intermittent scans for the latest prices unlike most other sites that report once a day and dont correct their prices



linkassurance (if we are to believe nigsec have accurate prices for them)

Wanaj0,Fof2 where art thous thou,ehenn una don hammer offload some kgs for some stocks,na him make man pikins no come hear from una.Well I'm in a happyish mood too as I still offload some levels.

make una rest well ooo

oga AKtopgun
thanks

nkc:

@london cool,
i am with u on dunlop oh, where u dey seat make i locate u, because me i dey first class

@nkc,

I am seated in the cockpit behind the Pilot on an Auto-Eject seat (to escape before any crash landing)

Well, am on that Dunlop flight. Hopped in with a lot of luggage at N5.01 and has N10 as exit price, not particularly in a hurry to disembark.

Am cool this time.

the forex is the largest currency market in the world and it trades like the stock market.
i have a seminar going this Saturday in Ogun state (near covenant University canaanland)
anybody interested.
please check out my webpage
toninatho.

@ ROUGHCUT
I NEVER FIND JOB O! I AM DOING MY CISCO CERTIFICATION EXAMS.
SHOULD BE DONE IN ANODA 7 WEEKS.

THANKS FOR D CANDLES

MORE SHELLS TO YOUR RIFLE

I am interested in learning to trade forex, not because they always tell me its the largest currency market in the world, but because some things are worth knowing.

My only scare is, how can a lay man trade forex sucessfully when he probably doesnt own a computer of his own, lives with epileptic power supply (if any light at all) and has no time to sit on the computer (probably keeping a day job or business?

Are these things suited for the ordinary Nigerians? The hype is too much and yet they tell me there is more money in Forex than stock market, but for who, the rich or the rest of us?

My Goodness, late at night can u imagine this NSE people oo.

todays report just changed on NSE's site like that before my korokoro eyes . This is the latest one. from the NSE site,

It looks like one has to wait till 12 midnight before viewing daily prices. THe thing don dey tire person.

small gist to chew over hte weekend for my fellas and fellettes. Did this a couple of weeks back. finally decided to post it

NIGERIAN GERMAN CHEMICALS:
44yr old company started in 1963. Previously HOECHST NIGERIA. Changed to Nigerian German Chemicals in Feb 1995. Manufacurer + distributor of pharmaceutical,consumer products in healthcare,oil&gas industry. Market leading brands-daga,benylin,abidec,Tabalon.
Qouted on NSE in 1979
CEO-ADEBOYE SHONEKAN.Formerly with IFC, made CEO April 1999

Outstandin shares- 153,786,012
Year end- Dec 31st (1Q March, 2Q june, 3Q Sept, 4Q Dec)
Market Cap- Outstanding shares*today's price (do the math )
Registrar - City Securities Limited

1991- !:4 bonus
1992- Public offer - fully subscribed
1996- Rights issue
2001- 1:6 bonus

BUSINESS: 4 Divisions
1. indusrial chemicals- least profitable. actually losing money
2. ethical pharmaceuticals - most profitable
3. Consumer chemicals - 3rd most profitable.
4. Oil field chemicals - 2nd most profitable. added in 2004 (NGC Oil Services Limited)
NGC dropped the Agrochemical division in 2004

NGC owns shares in UNIC insurance, bought at N182,000,000 market value for 140,000,000 shares in 2005

OWNERSHIP: Wholly owned by nigerians
Volker securities & investment limited owns 56.63% as of dec 31 2005
Nigerian social insurance trust fund (NSTIF) owns 10.11% as of dec 31 2005

PAT:
2001- 4,464m
2002- 38,773m
2003- 61,532m
2004- 94,936m
2005- 121,366m
2006- 149.3m
2007 (proj)- 193.07m (based on 3Q result of 144.8m)

ROE
2004-8.95%
2005-10.8%
2006-13.2%

EPS
2001-3K
2002-25K
2003-40K
2004-62K
2005-79K
2006-97K
proj eps-1.255

Dividends(annual):
no dividend payment 2002,2003
dividend 2004- 30k
dividend 2005 - 35k

Dividend per share
2001-0k
2002-20k
2003-30k
2004-30k
2005-35k

Net assets/share
2001-642k
2002-648k
2003-658k
2004-689k
2005-733k

PE RATIO-
current- 32.4
projected- 29.245
please say if u have differing figures for this

hope all this helps ur decision making processes

invisible!:

I am interested in learning to trade forex, not because they always tell me its the largest currency market in the world, but because some things are worth knowing.

My only scare is, how can a lay man trade forex sucessfully when he probably doesnt own a computer of his own, lives with epileptic power supply (if any light at all) and has no time to sit on the computer (probably keeping a day job or business?

Are these things suited for the ordinary Nigerians? The hype is too much and yet they tell me there is more money in Forex than stock market, but for who, the rich or the rest of us?

yeah right! That's why they are always trying to teach you, holding seminars and what not! It's mostly _{(nah mostly I talk o!)} hypish. Not met a single person who has made a fortune from forex. On the other hand, I made more from NSE than from my job last yr

Now i can finally trust NigerianSecurities. They told me they scan and update their database periodically so that in the fianl analysis the data is right for their tools which we are becoming dependent on in this forum thanks to AKGbosa and pumice.

They truly lived up to it. Their prices almost immeditely also reflect the new changes NSE just made when you compare it to the excel sheet.

AKGbosa, i beg light the candles.

Pumping777

Thank you for the reply, please name some of the stocks.

for the short termers who bought CCNN i hope u'all sold today or better still yesterday

@Aktopgun,

You never sleep ? I beg check your Candlesticks for Dunlop for me

LondonCool:

@Aktopgun,

You never sleep ? I beg check your Candlesticks for Dunlop for me

omo i dey chill jare.

dunlop do dragonfly doji today wia not so long shadow but a dragonfly nonetheless. its been in an uptrend so it would suggest some downturn in the short term. its still good for long term as i'm sure u know, its a turnaround company.

Please people what do you guys think of the BGL Private placement. I got an email from one of BGL brokers who said minimum amou nt to invest is N7,000,000.00 ie N7 each share. He claims the intend to list their share for N30.


Please what do u guys think of this

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