yMcy56:
First Bank's bullion van just arriving Customs Street.....

no be small bullion van,offers below #10 have been cleared

Princkez:
no be small bullion van,offers below #10 have been cleared

even 16m offers @#10 all gone...we wait and see

Princkez:
even 16m offers @#10 all gone...we wait and see

Be like say I go hold my tasere unit to my chest for now make we know wetin de sup

Princkez:
no be small bullion van,offers below #10 have been cleared

All offers up to N10 cleared...........some cross deals @10 also done......

Seems there's more to this FBNH news than we know.......
If an entity made cross deal @16, then maybe they know much more than we know.....

Lots of mopping ongoing @10 again.......

Capitas7:
Good day everyone. I have been thinking about United capital and what their dividend payout might be for FY2021. I was at some point thinking that I should sell about 20-30% of my UCAP shares (currently on a profit of approximately 120%) for re-investment in another company as a plan to avoid a shocking P/E or dividend yield. I am looking at Dangote sugar (which I once had) , but would appreciate anyone's opinion/suggestion.

So my concerns are:
1. Is it is worth selling my so-far-reliable (dividend-wise) UCAP?
2. Is Dangote sugar still a good value stock, and which of DANGSUG and UCAP promised a nicer dividend yield for the FY2021?

NB: I am a value investor, and would gladly do my DD on any recommended alternatives.
Your inputs will be greatly appreciated.

When did you start investing in UCAP? My strategy has always been if a stock runs up too fast, I am selling! If this 120% profit happened within a year, I would sell some and deploy the returns elsewhere. If you've been a holder for 2+ years I'd say hold on to your shares and look for more capital to deploy in Dangote sugar.

I am currently in the process of going in heavy on dangote sugar myself, I see value in it. Last year, they upped their dividend payment by around 50%! If they can continue with that or even 20% increment for the next 5 years, my Naija retirement don sure be that

Make una see cross deals for FBNH ooooo
They will sha let us know what's brewing later......

119mba:


Please any idea how much the New Investors negotiated or paid for the Acquisition? Kindly share if you know.

Not sure, but I will check.

OBAGADAFFI:


Not sure, but I will check.

Thanks.

https://guardian.ng/business-services/ngx-group-unveils-plans-to-list-shares-by-way-of-introduction/

I thought NGX is listed on NASD

yMcy56:
Make una see cross deals for FBNH ooooo
They will sha let us know what's brewing later......

Pls. @Mcy56 can I get this traded orders on itrade platform?

yMcy56:
Make una see cross deals for FBNH ooooo
They will sha let us know what's brewing later......

What site gives the information in the image you attached?

119mba:
Pls. @Mcy56 can I get this traded orders on itrade platform?

Yes. The data was from Morgan iTrade.
When you login:
- On top left, click on the icon......drop down box will appear
- Select "Trades", you'll see the trades on all stocks
- On top of the page, type or select the Company symbol you wish to view its transactions in the column **remember to pick the symbol from the system, it won't recognize the one you type by yourself**
- Click/select the purpuish icon in from of the colomn
- It will display trades for that particular symbol
- You may use cursor (finger if it's phone) to drag the columns closer for better view.

yMcy56:

Yes. The data was from Morgan iTrade.
When you login:

Many thanks dear.

Ades1:





When did you start investing in UCAP? My strategy has always been if a stock runs up too fast, I am selling! If this 120% profit happened within a year, I would sell some and deploy the returns elsewhere. If you've been a holder for 2+ years I'd say hold on to your shares and look for more capital to deploy in Dangote sugar.

I am currently in the process of going in heavy on dangote sugar myself, I see value in it. Last year, they upped their dividend payment by around 50%! If they can continue with that or even 20% increment for the next 5 years, my Naija retirement don sure be that

Thank you my oga. That is a very nice approach you've got.

I have been holding for about 3-4years now (bought over the time space 1+yrs in the frame mid 2017-late 2018). So, I bought at around N2.90-N4.05.
It is feels good to know that we share at least a goal in common - dividend yield and retirement plan (my own major goal too na Naija retirement plan). This Naira devaluation just makes every capital appreciation to provoke a "panic" that whispers "take this profit now and diversify your portfolio to be able to overcome devaluation and inflation".
And yes, I was thinking so about Dangote sugar too.
I will do the second (save more and buy), then reconsider the UCAP holdings.

God bless you boss for your opinion/suggestion.

NGX is moving from NASD to the NGX main board.
Datamax sent me a notification asking for my NGX stock account details.
It should be perfected very soon.
Trusting God for a serious kill on this one.

faoogoke:
NGX is moving from NASD to the NGX main board.
Datamax sent me a notification asking for my NGX stock account details.
It should be perfected very soon.
Trusting God for a serious kill on this one.

OBAGADAFFI:
https://guardian.ng/business-services/ngx-group-unveils-plans-to-list-shares-by-way-of-introduction/

I thought NGX is listed on NASD

Wow, I saw the news earlier was wondering what is happining.

Now i understand.

After their ogas don buy all the shares at discounted price at the Nasd market. They want to now make their profit on the main board. GOD DEY. Corporate governance is zero in Nigeria.

faoogoke:
NGX is moving from NASD to the NGX main board.
Datamax sent me a notification asking for my NGX stock account details.
It should be perfected very soon.
Trusting God for a serious kill on this one.

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Flash360:
After their ogas don buy all the shares at discounted price at the Nasd market. They want to now make their profit on the main board. GOD DEY. Corporate governance is zero in Nigeria.

Absolutely correct...
All our Oga at the top...
Na Corporate Stock Raider...
Na small time investors dey suffer am...

FBNH
Power tussle has been ongoing before now........
Mike Adenuga faction trying to take control of larger % shares.........
Oba Otudeko might have been left with no option that to sell his shares in First Bank to repay the loan to save Honeywell Plc.....

** Oba Otudeko must have been selling his first bank shares.........
** First bank selling Airtel shares in share buyback.......
** The amount to be raked in by FBNH must have been more than the N88B earlier mentioned if FBN is selling both Airtel Nigeria and Airtel Africa shares...........cos Airtel is buying at premium..,.

Lol. Don't mind me, it's just my way of looking at things from my amateur's angle.....

https://highstreet.ng/how-mike-adenugas-taking-over-of-arisekola-alaos-significant-shares-allegedly-caused-first-bank-crisis/
***Link is April 2021 story*

austine4real:
For my good people I'm selling houses at affordable prices anywhere in the country
08105143161

Please include the expected rental income from the property

yMcy56:
FBNH
Power tussle has been ongoing before now........
Mike Adenuga faction trying to take control of larger % shares.........
Oba Otudeko might have been left with no option that to sell his shares in First Bank to repay the loan to save Honeywell Plc.....

** Oba Otudeko must have been selling his first bank shares.........
** First bank selling Airtel shares in share buyback.......
** The amount to be raked in by FBNH must have been more than the N88B earlier mentioned if FBN is selling both Airtel Nigeria and Airtel Africa shares...........cos Airtel is selling at premium..,.

Lol. Don't mind me, it's just my way of looking at things from my amateur's angle.....

https://highstreet.ng/how-mike-adenugas-taking-over-of-arisekola-alaos-significant-shares-allegedly-caused-first-bank-crisis/
***Link is April 2021 story*

I don't think First Bank is a shareholder of Airtel Africa

emmanuelewumi:




Please include the expected rental income from the property

Minimum of N1.5 million per annum

austine4real:


Minimum of N1.5 million per annum

����� measly 3-6% annual return and the fighting with tenant to get paid your rent.

With 33,000,000, you’ll get almost 4,000,000 in dividends alone and that’s not including capital appreciation. On this thread, you’re dealing with people who know how to get the best out of their money. Stop wasting your time

Ades1:





����� measly 3-6% annual return and the fighting with tenant to get paid your rent.

With 33,000,000, you’ll get almost 4,000,000 in dividends alone and that’s not including capital appreciation. On this thread, you’re dealing with people who know how to get the best out of their money. Stop wasting your time

Or depreciation.. which will never happen to real estate!
In terms of rental income, there are some investments that offer better returns than the rate posted by the gentleman.... especially short lets which can give you huge returns!
additionally if you know how to invest off plan or during early stages of development, you can actually make a killing if you decide to sell when property is completed !
I am a solicitor and realtor so I know that you could actually reap bountifully in real estate... With the right advice and strategy

Ades1:





����� measly 3-6% annual return and the fighting with tenant to get paid your rent.

With 33,000,000, you’ll get almost 4,000,000 in dividends alone and that’s not including capital appreciation. On this thread, you’re dealing with people who know how to get the best out of their money. Stop wasting your time

I am here thinking how to convert existing non performing property to dividend paying one, someone wants to add to my headache

Ades1:





����� measly 3-6% annual return and the fighting with tenant to get paid your rent.

With 33,000,000, you’ll get almost 4,000,000 in dividends alone and that’s not including capital appreciation. On this thread, you’re dealing with people who know how to get the best out of their money. Stop wasting your time

It's 30% rental income

austine4real:


Minimum of N1.5 million per annum

Sorry this is my other account wants to reply someone else


It's 30% rental income

ojeysky:


I am here thinking how to convert existing non performing property to dividend paying one, someone wants to add to my headache

Sorry sir it's an error it is 30 %

emmanuelewumi:




Please include the expected rental income from the property

Sorry sir it's was an error

The supposed rental income is around 30% because it will be appreciating annually

nicerod:


Sorry sir it's was an error

The supposed rental income is around 30% because it will be appreciating annually

Rental income yield of 30% is not possible.

Kindly put the so called rental income in Naira and Kobo, I am more interested in the cash flow from the investment.