Princkez:
no downward movement they fear us....whether #10,we buy more...remember covid year

emmanuelewumi:
This is United Capital current stock coverage.

Lafarge is the only cement stock in their radar.

SonofElElyonRet:


Presco is the only sell....

emmanuelewumi:



We have a new alternative to palm oil for the manufacture of sosp, margarine, body cream etc. And the forward looking ROIC of 65% by the company is too poor

Streetinvestor2:
Lol.i don't have to tell anybody if I have sold my oando or not when I no borrow money from the person buy.You have been posting about gtbank since you sold and I have not seen it crash. If anyone wants to make investment decisions like the way sheep behaves...follow follow..It is his business. It won't stop me from posting my opinion. You dont llike it you go consult financial adviser.To buy hold or sell is not my business and adds no value to my investment.
I will still post tomorrow and DD will not be advised

Why hasn't anyone convinced you to buy since you started relaxing with your gari..lol.

emmanuelewumi:



We have a new alternative to palm oil for the manufacture of sosp, margarine, body cream etc. And the forward looking ROIC of 65% by the company is too poor

Pesuzok:


The essence of this platform is also to compare investment thesis. People exchange ideas and views about a stock. What has changed about your view on Oando that made you say e don cast.

You won't say you have not benefited from others on this platform. Nobody knows it all, we gather information from this group and from other sources.

People are not pleased with you because of that your comment, it has nothing to do with full offer or not.

We will ride Oando till 100 naira.

brotherly:
The only potential risk for Oando is being delisted; otherwise, there's no cause for concern. The Okpai power plant alone justifies a valuation well above 40 Naira per share, and that doesn't even take into account their oil and gas assets

I entered @ 12 naira ...but we don build tent here ....na who get mind go last.

Streetinvestor2:
Nice one,lol
I guess the alternative is now gari no wonder it is now expensive .He was only interested in buy hold and sell
He does not know that even consistant 20% is big to imagine forward looking of 65%. Is that not blood money

SonofElElyonRet:


Na wa for this man. I an not nterested in buying presco. Just didn't understand why most people's darling on NSEMPA presco had a sell recommendation.. i don't have presco and was never interested

emmanuelewumi:
I follow the stocks on the radar of some of the big stockbroking that have a strong research team.

I remember sending a mail to the research team of Meristem about 3 years ago on why United Capital was not on their radar.

I gave my reasons on why they needed to research into the stock.

Four months after, United Capital was on their radar and became one of their stock picks.

ndept:
lol. If you don't have immediate needs of money, you can leave it for the next 4 months, by then you stand the chance of selling at over 60% higher than the current market price.

BabsO2:
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42020_FBN_HOLDINGS_PLC-_NOTICES_OF_ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_(AGM)_-__ANNUAL_GENERAL_MEETING_(AGM)_AUGUST_2024.pdf

FBNH AGM rescheduled from 22nd August to 3rd September. That means dividend will not be paid as earlier proposed for 23rd August

emmanuelewumi:
I follow the stocks on the radar of some of the big stockbroking that have a strong research team.

I remember sending a mail to the research team of Meristem about 3 years ago on why United Capital was not on their radar.

I gave my reasons on why they needed to research into the stock.

Four months after, United Capital was on their radar and became one of their stock picks.

emmanuelewumi:
Total is equivalent to about 170% of BUA cement equity.

Net Operating Profit After Tax will liquidate the debt in 4 years 4 months assuming the company won't pay dividends for those years

ositadima1:


Most of these companies run on debt, which has been a source of funding for a long time and did not start today. The question is whether these long-term debts will be subject to the new interest rates. I think we should focus more on what they pay as interest and what is left for shareholders afterward. In Nigeria, it seems debt is not a huge problem as long as there are positive cash flows and also positive FCF.

edwardaigb:
Good Morning brothers and sisters in the Lord.