onegentleguy:


You are doing well.

CGPR- Cash Generating Power Ratio
CCC- Cash Conversion Circle
EFIR- External Financing Index Ratio
etc

I believe I've highlighted most of these acronyms and even more on many occasions in time past.

Regards

(Not anything to do with Vapour Pressure. Though Google had more on Vapour Pressure Deficit on my initial searches. Perhaps it thought I was doing a Physics search )

yMcy56:
TRANSCORP
The big guys are cashing out big @2.03......

So also more bids are joining......

yMcy56:
**

onegentleguy:


Mr TRANSCORP already opening with a bid size that's almost 2x that from yesterday's close.
Indeed there was a reason for the huge but often "opaque" vol in TRANSCORP in recent weeks.
There's also a reason the vol movement has now followed a less "aggressive trading pattern" even with a maximum price rise.
...Implying less availability.

Carefully observe the coys trade book.

Something is going on!

Again, NOT to be inferred as any sought of investment advice.

yMcy56:
TRANSCORP
The big guys are cashing out big @2.03......
Over 380M bids within 5mins of market opening...
So also more bids are joining......

BabsO2:


You left this out again. I think Google finally helped me out for the meaning.
VPD - Value Price Divergence (Not anything to do with Vapour Pressure. Though Google had more on Vapour Pressure Deficit on my initial searches. Perhaps it thought I was doing a Physics search )

VPD - Value Price Divergence
Looks like language of top (Technical and perhaps Fundamental) analysts. My layman understanding is it is helpful in quantifying how far off asset is over priced or under priced.

Amongst the load of info. This is enough for me for now.
Summary
Divergence compares the patterns between the price of an asset and a technical indicator. It is most apparent when the asset price is moving in the opposite direction of what the technical indicator states.
Positive divergence signals potential positive uptrend in price momentum, which can be bullish. Negative divergence signals potential slowdowns and an increase in downtrends in price momentum, which can be bearish.
As divergence is present in only some price reversals, it should not be the sole tool in making trading decisions – it is important to use a collection of tools to substantiate one’s decision.
https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/capital-markets/divergence/

locodemy:
They ain't cashing out oooo.
More bids are springing up.
The more you look, the less you see.
Transcorp may touch 3 before cashing out starts.

yMcy56:

Well, it looks like some fund managers and maybe institutional investors are the ones with huge bids.....

Retailers looks cautious.......but they are having confidence because of them........maybe they know what we don't know yet.
**Just my opinion o**
Let's keep watching.......

* I deleted the post cos I don't want to be insulted or blamed for anyone's exit/entry decision.

YoungBuffet:
FO also do jijo, when the price goes up he will exit

yMcy56:

Who or what is FO?

Btw, NAHCO is gradually progressing.......
Sighted @11.60 now....

Where's Peter?
Seems he don exit Transcorp, also missing out on Nahco? Chai!!

yMcy56:


* I deleted the post cos I don't want to be insulted or blamed for anyone's exit/entry decision.

Zagee:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2023/04/18/restore-public-trust-in-market-transactions-transcorp-investor-tells-ngx/

Lion123:
Elumelu/Heirs Holdings are the ones behind the massive bids on Transcorp today and not pension funds or institutional funds. Also, Transcorp rushed to publish their bad results yesterday in an attempt to drive down the price but retail investors no dey gree sell. E dey sweet.

thesilentone:
Thank you @BBM for posting this Sterling Chart, I can't find their historical prices due to this Holdco palaver on TradingView. Please can you suggest what platform (if any) I can still find this chart without the annotations. I had the same issue with ACCESS.

onegentleguy:


Who owns what shouldn't be much of a concern.
Our goal as investors is to align accordingly and tap from what would be in it for us.
...this should take higher precedence.

The rise in the price of TRANSCORP could potentially set it off to N2.
I foresee the likelihood of a "bidding war" with a positive would-be impact on the investing public. (shareholders)

Remember what happened with FBNH btw Sir FO, the folks @ LEADWAY INS and Sir Oba Otude**
The bidding war actually helped propel the price... because everyone wanted to ...
They may not even be done with FBNH yet.

Expect something similar (perhaps even more) with TRANSCORP.
A lot is going on at the background in the power and oil & gas sectors.

Again, NOT to be inferred as an investment advice.

Lion123:
Elumelu/Heirs Holdings are the ones behind the massive bids on Transcorp today and not pension funds or institutional funds. Also, Transcorp rushed to publish their bad results yesterday in an attempt to drive down the price but retail investors no dey gree sell. E dey sweet.

yMcy56:
TRANSCORP
Battle of billionaires.......
Chains of 50M single bids on queue.....
Let the man with the highest doe wins.......
More wins for retailers......

** This thing pained me for Loco sha.
He waited so long and decided not to sell........what pushed him against his decision? Chai!
Even me self don sell d tashere unit I get.

Lion123:
Elumelu/Heirs Holdings are the ones behind the massive bids on Transcorp today and not pension funds or institutional funds. Also, Transcorp rushed to publish their bad results yesterday in an attempt to drive down the price but retail investors no dey gree sell. E dey sweet.

onegentleguy:
honestly not surprised!
...the usual disposition of a capitalist!
It is well

yMcy56:
TRANSCORP
Battle of billionaires.......
Chains of 50M single bids on queue.....
Let the man with the highest doe wins.......
More wins for retailers......

** This thing pained me for Loco sha.
He waited so long and decided not to sell........what pushed him against his decision? Chai!
Even me self don sell d tashere unit I get. Jumped in @1.40 when there was huge crossings but exited out of fear of 'Transcorp'.

onegentleguy:
Remember what happened with FBNH btw Sir FO, the folks @ LEADWAY INS and Sir Oba Otude**
The bidding war actually helped propel the price... because everyone wanted to ...
They may not even be done with FBNH yet.

onegentleguy:


Mr TRANSCORP already opening with a bid size that's almost 2x that from yesterday's close.
Indeed there was a reason for the huge but often "opaque" vol in TRANSCORP in recent weeks.
There's also a reason the vol movement has now followed a less "aggressive trading pattern" even with a maximum price rise.
...Implying less availability.

Carefully observe the coys trade book.

Something is going on!

Again, NOT to be inferred as any sought of investment advice.

yMcy56:

Honestly!
Retailers are at their Mercy.

locodemy:
Nne, the pains is much now.
Why you go sell when there is leadership tussle going on now?
Do you think Transcorp won't reach #5 if Elumelu decide to increase his shares to 7% from the floor?

yMcy56:

Remember what happened the last time Transcorp touched 1.40?
We were so optimistic it would touch N2......just for some guys to clear off bids of over 100M or so.
Na since that.tome I don dey fear the stock.

If not for Otedola factor,.don't you think it would have gone back to below 1.40?

Well, some other opportunities will still come. We watch for another one to deliver.

yMcy56:

Remember what happened the last time Transcorp touched 1.40?
We were so optimistic it would touch N2......just for some guys to clear off bids of over 100M or so.
Na since that time I don dey fear the stock.
Funny enough, I still told someone to buy when they started their abracadabra o.

If not for Otedola factor, don't you think it would have gone back to below 1.40?

Well, some other opportunities will still come. We watch for another one to deliver.

locodemy:


My wife never know I sold off the huge volume we bought.over 10m units we bought then.

Otedola has deprive me my best Jijo stock.

Lion123:


BTW, very valid point from yMcy56. Also hearing news that TOE and FO might be working on a deal for TOE to acquire FO's shares at a big premium in a padi padi offmarket deal, in which case retail shareholders will be screwed as the price will tank afterwards to enable TOE continue his accumulation. He was caught unawares by FO's moves and doesn't want to ever get blindsided again. My point is, be greedy but not too greedy. Exit when you've had a decent return.

locodemy:
wife never know I sold off the huge volume we bought.over 10m units we bought then.

Otedola has deprive me my best Jijo stock.