@Pa Emma and Sir Agba, what are your final individual or personal opinions on the current rights issues by Nigerian banks? I personally believe that the rights issue is forceful, ill-timed, and poses a potential grave danger for banking stocks. Some of the anticipated concerns and dangers include:
- Dilution effects
- Over-concentration of banking stocks in the hands of elites
- Liquidity risk
- Low patronage of the NGX by foreign portfolio investors.
I would appreciate your thoughts on this matter.

Mankind2024:
https://www.thecable.ng/otedola-buys-dangote-cement-shares-company-now-worth-n9trn/amp/


https://punchng.com/dangote-cement-hits-n10tn-capitalisation/


https://www.tekedia.com/femi-otedola-explains-strategic-investment-in-dangote-cement/

His entry price was undisclosed, could be in the range of N510 to N560
Can't recalled.

Thanks

Mankind2024:
@Pa Emma and Sir Agba, what are your final individual or personal opinions on the current rights issues by Nigerian banks? I personally believe that the rights issue is forceful, ill-timed, and poses a potential grave danger for banking stocks. Some of the anticipated concerns and dangers include:
- Dilution effects
- Over-concentration of banking stocks in the hands of elites
- Liquidity risk
- Low patronage of the NGX by foreign portfolio investors.
I would appreciate your thoughts on this matter.

I am not buying. I expect the price of banking stocks to crash by first quarter of 2025.

I will then buy on the floor.


Banks will still do well and are currently cheap but can be cheaper.


My opinion though

emmanuelewumi:



You can then use the return from the investments made to

1. Upgrade your lifestyle
2. Marry a second wife if that is your wish
3. Paint the town red
4. Change your car
5. Get that chieftaincy title
6. Go to Jerusalem or Mecca.
7. Have that vacation you been dreaming off
8. Pepper your enemies

As much as possible make sure you don't touch the capital, rather you are growing and compounding it

Thank you for your humble opinion. I share the same opinion.

emmanuelewumi:



I am not buying. I expect the price of banking stocks to crash by first quarter of 2025.

I will then buy on the floor.


Banks will still do well and are currently cheap but can be cheaper.


My opinion though

Hearing Nestle want to leave Nigeria

Sunrisepebble:
Hearing Nestle want to leave Nigeria

Odigbose

Sunrisepebble:
Hearing Nestle want to leave Nigeria

At what price will they settle shareholders?

I pity their shareholders sha if true

Sunrisepebble:
Hearing Nestle want to leave Nigeria

That information is not correct. An insider told me they will overcome their forex loss challenge in short term. Plus they are currently expanding their Shagamu factory.

I strongly believe they will survive the forex loss tide as DS, MTN and PZ all will.

bolton08:


That information is not correct. An insider told me they will overcome their forex loss challenge in short term. Plus they are currently expanding their Shagamu factory.

I strongly believe they will survive the forex loss tide as DS, MTN and PZ all will.

MTN is not going anywhere. This is their biggest market.

Cyprian213:

Cyprian213: Pls guys, as someone who don't know anything about stock market but i want to start by buying stock worth #10000, what do i do? Do i go to the bank and tell them i want to buy stock? pls help me

stockbull:

NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE
you will need to get a broker in the
NIGERIA STOCK EXCHANGE market first. That's your attorney.try to make enquiry about stock broker in your city first and ensure the broker is not FAKE

Hello investors. How do I sign up to test my hand 9n stocks. I am a newbie. this information I got from reading the first few pages of this thread and I wish to ask whether this is still the method or a more friendly digital platform to sign up on. I am looking to start making some long term monthly investments into stocks.

I will appreciate your guidance. Thank you

Agbalowomeri:


Nyansh na nyansh ......😂

This Oga Agba no dey hear woman matter leave o.

I just imagine if humans are traded as commodity in an exchange, Agba go just dey buy women at premium even if they declare losses without dividend for more than 10 years, Agba go just dey load am.
I hope say u get energy for women sha. No be only talk o.

unite4real:


This Oga Agba no dey hear woman matter leave o.

I just imagine if humans are traded as commodity in an exchange, Agba go just dey buy women at premium even if they declare losses without dividend for more than 10 years, Agba go just dey load am.
I hope say u get energy for women sha. No be only talk o.

I get 10 babes
I wan reduce to 3😂
Be ready for giveaway

I told someone years ago that I won't buy Nestle until it's trading sub 500...

Is this price achievable? Only Mr Time will answer this

megawealth01:
I told someone years ago that I won't buy Nestle until it's trading sub 500...

Is this price achievable? Only Mr Time will answer this

You are not alone. Just be patient and stay watchful!

megawealth01:
I told someone years ago that I won't buy Nestle until it's trading sub 500...

Is this price achievable? Only Mr Time will answer this

I sold at N650 many years ago

Oil import scum again has new leaf

https://businessday.ng/energy/article/from-russia-to-malta-how-matrix-energy-import-dirty-petrol/

emmanuelewumi:


[/b]
I am not buying. I expect the price of banking stocks to crash by first quarter of 2025.

I will then buy on the floor.


Banks will still do well and are currently cheap but can be cheaper.


My opinion though

[b]Historically true Post recapitalization.

megawealth01:
I told someone years ago that I won't buy Nestle until it's trading sub 500...

Is this price achievable? Only Mr Time will answer this

A look at the shareholders structure will speak volumes on why this is not likely to happen. Even if the eps is sub zero for years.

Obinnau:




Hello investors. How do I sign up to test my hand 9n stocks. I am a newbie. this information I got from reading the first few pages of this thread and I wish to ask whether this is still the method or a more friendly digital platform to sign up on. I am looking to start making some long term monthly investments into stocks.

I will appreciate your guidance. Thank you

You can sign up online with Investment One Stockbrokers using the third link in my signature.

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