emmasoft:


Please note that the purpose of the transfer form is for the registrars to have your specimen signature. So If your signature is with the registrars already you don't need to process transfer form. The form is a means to an end.

Registrars can also have your signature specimen from the public offer form you completed while buying the shares. Some other time you may be asked by registrars during demat of your shares to provide a bankers confirmation of your signature all these are just to have your signature specimen.

Basically the registrars prefer the transfer form if the stocks were bought on the floor on the NSE.

By the way processing of transfer form is cheaper compare to bankers confirmation of signature.

Whoaa! I did not know any of these. Thanks a lot for explaining

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Hello, where and how do I see the most current market pick alerts accordingly?
Thanks

Those Stocks you mentioned above are good stocks but I don't know your strategies. If you are in for long, you can position now and buy in trenches or cost average.

It good to have your own Strategy and do you Due diligence.

Multiplier7:


I have a CSCS account sir... I just want to know if those stocks mentioned is a good buy when market resumes on Tuesday

Sannibabo:
Those Stocks you mentioned above are good stocks but I don't know your strategies. If you are in for long, you can position now and buy in trenches or cost average.

It good to have your own Strategy and do you Due diligence.

Yes sir... It's for long probably throughout the year


Thanks so much for your response.

emmanuelewumi:



When my fixed income funds with FSDH Asset Management and United Capital Asset Management appreciated by almost 5% from 1st January 2021 till, which is less than 4 months

I don't understand. I thought "fixed income" means the rate does not change.

THE PURSUIT OF SHINY NEW THINGS

"We learn from history that we do not learn from history"
Georg Hegel...

Bugs are attracted to light. The reason why this is may be a thing of public debate but the simple undisputed fact is that, bugs are attracted to light.

Theory such as light being a source of warmth and light being a path to escape from predators exist in a bid to explain this phenomenon but there is no consensus reason as to why this is.

Man has used this phenomenon to his advantage. When you need to get rid of bugs, attract the bugs using a good light source then zap them with electricity (insectocutor) . Cruel but very effective.

I am not an entomologist (someone who studies insects) but I am keen to understand certain human behaviour. History has proven time and time again that, like insects who are attracted to light, mankind is attracted to "shiny new things". Unfortunately for mankind, mankind has also developed a zapping device that zaps anyone who goes too close to these shiny new objects.

The shiny little object that is the subject of my write up today is "earning out-sized returns". Oh, how mankind is desperately attracted to this shiny object. They pursue it in droves like a band of flies pursues an insectocutor only to receive a painful and often fatal zap in the end.

Ponzi schemes specialise in promising huge monthly or quarterly returns only to dash the hopes of people who subscribe to them. The plot is always the same. There is no change in the script from one hot new scheme to the next. You'll think mankind should have learnt to avoid these shiny objects by now.

Unfortunately, we are lured thoughtlessly to them as a hoard of zombies are to the smell of fresh blood (that's if the movies are anything to go by). Stories abound of people who lost huge sums of money to these schemes!

How can one know which objects to avoid?
An object that everyone, professional and non-professional, know about and recommend is most likely the next shiny object in the long line of shiny objects still to come. Avoid them like a plague!

You are better off ruing the chance of making a huge profit than crying over lost capital. You can often make up for the former but the latter can be devastating.

This advice even covers traditional investments and new investment frontiers as well. Think of cryptocurrency, stocks, real estate, commodities, fintech etc. Remember the Internet stocks craze and the  real estate bubble a couple of decades ago.

The next thing I'll advice is to seek knowledge. The more you learn about your mistakes and that of others, the less likely you are to making them. Learn how the real world works and you'll naturally see yourself drift away from shiny objects effortlessly.

In wealth building, slow and steady does you much more good than fast and furious can ever do...

Anyway, this writeup is probably a waste of digital ink. We've learnt from history that we do not learn from history...

The emboldened line is gold. I am slowly but surely moving my funds from digital agric investments to stock. Slow and steady, learning as I go on. Fear of 40% per quarter is the beginning of wisdom.

In wealth building, slow and steady does you much more good than fast and furious can ever do...

Anyway, this writeup is probably a waste of digital ink. We've learnt from history that we do not learn from history

OgogoroFreak:
I don't understand. I thought "fixed income" means the rate does not change.

Fixed Income Fund is a mutual fund that invests in corporate bonds, sovereign bonds and money market instruments. The value changes as the prices of the bonds in their portfolio changes

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https://businesspost.ng/economy/shareholders-praise-ubas-decision-to-slice-dividend-payout/

Okonkwo Assures Union Bank Shareholders Greater Value
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Dsticks47:
Not even death could hold him back after he had made the biggest Investment on the cross that reconciled us as one with him.

May his resurrection power cause us to shine, be fruitful and rise beyond lack.

Happy Easter.

... God bless you

https://businesspost.ng/economy/shareholders-praise-ubas-decision-to-slice-dividend-payout/

I guess the shareholders who said the above are speaking for their pockets, applauding the reduction of dividend does not reflect the general mood of UBA investors. It seems every institution in Nigeria including shareholders associations can be corrupted. What do I know?

gabscity:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/32845_AXA_MANSARD_INSURANCE_PLC%20AXA_MANSARD_%20CORPORATE_ACTIO.pdf

Pls elders I need advice here - Is Mansard a good buy at current price of 1 naira going by their dividend declaration. Is it even 55k or 5k? I have some units and I bought at 99k since a month ago. Don't know if I should still accumulate both for short and long term gains. Thank you.

Tvegas:
https://businesspost.ng/economy/shareholders-praise-ubas-decision-to-slice-dividend-payout/

I guess the shareholders who said the above are speaking for their pockets, applauding the reduction of dividend does not reflect the general mood of UBA investors. It seems every institution in Nigeria including shareholders associations can be corrupted. What do I know?

They have been paid. Shareholders association or activism is another career or Businesses on its own.

The same set of shareholders will come to GTB agm to praise management for increasing the dividend paid by 11%

emmanuelewumi:



Fixed Income Fund is a mutual fund that invests in corporate bonds, sovereign bonds and money market instruments. The value changes as the prices of the bonds in their portfolio changes

Sounds good for diversification. Who offers such service?

Matters arising:

Rak Unity and Pet, a company I have tried to acquire their shares for past 3 years is finally winding up operations in the next 24 months and seize to be a going concern

This coy div payout comes second to total


Any idea who they sold out their tank farms to.

Courtville at .23k, approved a dividend of 3k

When are they paying

https://stocks.nairametrics.com/2021/03/29/2020-fy-results-courteville-business-solutions-plc-posts-profit-of-n153-6-million/

I think its 5.5k

eddyakinrinde:


Pls elders I need advice here - Is Mansard a good buy at current price of 1 naira going by their dividend declaration. Is it even 55k or 5k? I have some units and I bought at 99k since a month ago. Don't know if I should still accumulate both for short and long term gains. Thank you.

1kinggy:


Proceed. Your doom us waiting.

Another slowpoke with comprehension issues.I know your village people have set you on the path of doom.But please kindly fvck off my mentions

Tvegas:
https://businesspost.ng/economy/shareholders-praise-ubas-decision-to-slice-dividend-payout/

I guess the shareholders who said the above are speaking for their pockets, applauding the reduction of dividend does not reflect the general mood of UBA investors. It seems every institution in Nigeria including shareholders associations can be corrupted. What do I know?

which shareholders.The ones from the moon I guess and not the ones in Nigeria .That man they call sunny nwosu is always at all AGM representing his stomach.Anybody who knows him should tell him he is a disgrace to his family.He is part of Nigeria problem

Fishneck:

Another slowpoke with comprehension issues.I know your village people have set you on the path of doom.But please kindly fvck off my mentions

Fishneck

1kinggy:


Fishneck

I just said fvck off,can't you read?Before that proud but ignorant foool calls his unborn son a scammer

Biafran4life:
which shareholders.The ones from the moon I guess and not the ones in Nigeria .That man they call sunny nwosu is always at all AGM representing his stomach.Anybody who knows him should tell him he is a disgrace to his family.He is part of Nigeria problem

A guy lost his job, he met his brother who has a Shareholders Association for advice.

His brother told him to use part of his severance package to register a Shareholders Association, use 300k to buy shares in over 200 companies on NSE and NASD. Boom he is in business.

Joblessness and corruption is responsible for the proliferation of shareholders association in Nigeria. We have over 1000 shareholders associations.

Depending on the company and pedigree of the leader of the shareholders association, some companies pay as high as 100k for praising the company at AGM.

But GTB is stingy, they don't like GTB.

Imagine having N1000 worth of shares in 300 companies, but you collect up to N10,000 as PR from the companies

Biafran4life:
which shareholders.The ones from the moon I guess and not the ones in Nigeria .That man they call sunny nwosu is always at all AGM representing his stomach.Anybody who knows him should tell him he is a disgrace to his family.He is part of Nigeria problem

I can't even hate on this Sunny Nwosu n*gga. He found his niche...his pot of soup (so-called shareholder activism in Nigeria), and he is milking it for all its worth. I hate the dude, but he has my respect for his hustling spirit.

Coolcash1:


Should FUGAZ, Dancement and MTN decide to delist, NSE will be carcass.

Oscar just confirmed this....

Financial Stocks Contribute 71.51% to NSE Weekly Trading Volume
SEC Okays CEOs of Nigerian Exchange Group, Others

veecovee:


... God bless you

Amen �

UBA smallie dividends don land..... Happy trading to everyone

dipoolowoo:
Shareholders Praise UBA’s Decision to Slice Dividend Payout
https://businesspost.ng/economy/shareholders-praise-ubas-decision-to-slice-dividend-payout/

Lol, who send them, they keep claiming to speak for shareholders.

E Ku UACN o.
E Ku Market.

emmanuelewumi:



A guy lost his job, he met his brother who has a Shareholders Association for advice.

His brother told him to use part of his severance package to register a Shareholders Association, use 300k to buy shares in over 200 companies on NSE and NASD. Boom he is in business.

Joblessness and corruption is responsible for the proliferation of shareholders association in Nigeria. We have over 1000 shareholders associations.

Depending on the company and pedigree of the leader of the shareholders association, some companies pay as high as 100k for praising the company at AGM.

But GTB is stingy, they don't like GTB.

Imagine having N1000 worth of shares in 300 companies, but you collect up to N10,000 as PR from the companies

I would probably register NSEMPA as the foremost active shareholder association in Nigeria and boom I too would start getting my cut