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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Capitas7: 10:33am On Aug 29
emmanuelewumi:



Every growth has an expiry date,. Keeping cash is also a strategy that is determined by circumstantial market variables

Most of the investors who have been investing for the past 20 years and also experienced the bull run of 2004 to 2007, if they have kept 25% of their financial assets in cash and money market funds during the bull, I am sure they would have retired by now.


Very true!
I am not disagreeing with any otmf what you have said. I am just trying to match (1) what we know about a fellow that many people see as a role model in investing with (2) the unusual and sudden turn of events.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Sunrisepebble: 10:33am On Aug 29
Please, Mr Loco, is Chams for everybody today
Locotrader:
See Aiico and cornerstone at full bid.

Point & kill
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 10:36am On Aug 29
KarlTom:
It should not be a 'bad idea' to rely on our gen-z children.

However, the challenges of old age has only been refined across generations

A Yoruba saying that the bush rat sucks its child's breast at old age rings loud...

God help us smiley


I know a lot 30 years plus who are still getting financial aids from home, I know a lot of 60 years plus who are paying the school fees of their grandchildren, because they want their children to have enough free cash flow to invest and build houses.


Our prayers is that we should be a source of blessing to our children and grandchildren.

Some people who grew up in Lagos will tell you that their parents had it easier than them.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Sunrisepebble: 10:39am On Aug 29
Aradel bid again. #6,820
Sunrisepebble:
This is the day that the lord has made. Today is another day for Aradel, you miss it today and it trades 7k tomorrow. A word is enough for the wise
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 10:40am On Aug 29
Wahala Pro MAx. shocked

Sunrisepebble:
Aradel bid again. #6,820
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Capitas7: 10:41am On Aug 29
emmanuelewumi:



Dividend yield is nothing without dividend growth.

70k dividend of Zenith bank grew to N4. 00 over the years.

The old man looks at the growth rate of the US economy, expected growth from the various sectors, expected growth rate of the global economy,GDP versus stock market capitalization etc.

Making it good, managing it is better, multiplying and keeping it is the best and most difficult. Knowing when to have cash is one of the reasons for keeping it for decades.

By the way the cash position is still roughly 30% of fund market value

I agree with your teachings, and I learn from them. No doubts, dividend growth is a valuable ingredient for an investor. I also mentioned in my earlier posts that many of the stocks that return meager 1-4% dividend yield to us are returning as high as 50% to him. His record of being an early bird in value and growth companies assures him both dividend yield and growth.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 10:43am On Aug 29
Amin! smiley

emmanuelewumi:


I know a lot 30 years plus who are still getting financial aids from home, I know a lot of 60 years plus who are paying the school fees of their grandchildren, because they want their children to have enough free cash flow to invest and build houses.

Our prayers is that we should be a source of blessing to our children and grandchildren.

Some people who grew up in Lagos will tell you that their parents had it easier than them.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Locotrader(m): 10:44am On Aug 29
Sunrisepebble:
Please, Mr Loco, is Chams for everybody today

Attention is shifted on a particular stock now.
Money will come to all the point & kill stocks and all will close on full bid today

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Sunrisepebble: 10:53am On Aug 29
grin grin grin Something that will continue to rally till qualification date, e don cast on NASD
KarlTom:
Wahala Pro MAx. shocked

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Ades1: 10:55am On Aug 29
Capitas7:


I do agree that conservation of capital is great practice. But he did not stay on Forbe's list by sitting on cash pile for these years. And you do remind us about the importance of consistency in investing too. His growth stocks have a record of return way more than that annually. With a return of 300+% from Apple since their first purchase in 2016, growing a total invested of 36billion to about 150+billion in 8 years, 5% is only an option when nothing else makes sense in the market.


Rest of mind makes a lot of sense too, For years the, yield on cash was 0%, hence the need to take some risk. 5-6% yield today will definitely make you rethink.

At the end of the day, nobody knows tomorrow or what could happen, not even Buffet. Having cash on the side which brings in about 1/4 of Berkshire’s annual profit is not bad at all.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by designking: 10:57am On Aug 29
Full Bid everywhere today:

1. Oando full bid
2. Eterna full bid
3. AIICO full bid
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Capitas7: 10:57am On Aug 29
megawealth01:


grin

Every wise investor knows when to sell off anyways no matter how long they hold

He has stated before that Coca cola was no longer a "profitable" investment, but he has chosen not to sell because it would cause "chaos" because of the number of shares he owns directly/indirectly. Selling off 80-100% of one's holdings as a strategy is only easy when your capital is relatively negligible. At several billions and double digits percentage holdings of a company, even cross deals will be easily noticed.

We see these things when there fight for power in some of our companies here in NGX. His preaching have always been to buy the lows of undervalued stocks to increase holdings, not to sell off and come back when the coast is safer.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:02am On Aug 29
Capitas7:


He has stated before that Coca cola was no longer a "profitable" investment, but he has chosen not to sell because it would cause "chaos" because of the number of shares he owns directly/indirectly. Selling off 80-100% of one's holdings as a strategy is only easy when your capital is relatively negligible. At several billions and double digits percentage holdings of a company, even cross deals will be easily noticed.

We see these things when there fight for power in some of our companies here in NGX. His preaching have always been to buy the lows of undervalued stocks to increase holdings, not to sell off and come back when the coast is safer.

What a useful knowledge to add...

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by MARKETJJC: 11:11am On Aug 29
megawealth01:
PRESTIGE has presented another opportunity for those that can seize it at 0.57...

Don't waste time on things like this...

PRESTIGE is a goal if you know you know

Prestige will not move until certain people are ready. Have checked the offer table? I have studied that stock price for a very while, 0.6+ is the highest for now. Just clear those offers and move it to 0.6+ then you will see mother and father of offers in 10, 10, 5, 5 millions. grin

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Capitas7: 11:12am On Aug 29
Ades1:



Rest of mind makes a lot of sense too, For years the, yield on cash was 0%, hence the need to take some risk. 5-6% yield today will definitely make you rethink.

At the end of the day, nobody knows tomorrow or what could happen, not even Buffet. Having cash on the side which brings in about 1/4 of Berkshire’s annual profit is not bad at all.

Definitely, true! Rest of mind is great motivation.
And with Charlie's absence, who knows what his current concerns are?

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by MARKETJJC: 11:12am On Aug 29
designking:
Full Bid everywhere today:

1. Oando full bid
2. Eterna full bid
3. AIICO full bid

As long as Oando moves forward, ETERNA will tag along. If you miss Oando enter ETERNA

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Locotrader(m): 11:16am On Aug 29
MARKETJJC:


Prestige will not move until certain people are ready. Have checked the offer table? I have studied that stock price for a very while, 0.6+ is the highest for now. Just clear those offers and move it to 0.6+ then you will see mother and father of offers in 10, 10, 5, 5 millions. grin

You are a future candidate for stock picks

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by cocolacec(m): 11:22am On Aug 29
Over 500 million units sold on Conhall Plc,any news about this company? Someone bought 95 million units.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by WestPB: 11:22am On Aug 29
megawealth01:
Compare VERITAS and PRESTIGE...

The chances of PRESTIGE getting to meet up with VERITAS is high...

Over to Mr Time

Please, which app or website did you extract this information in one piece. Kindly respond. Thank you
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:30am On Aug 29
MARKETJJC:


As long as Oando moves forward, ETERNA will tag along. If you miss Oando enter ETERNA

Nobi wetin people suppose do when they were laughing at eternal as it was struggling to cross 20?

Well whatever people are buying they should not buy ATH sha grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:31am On Aug 29
Ades1:



Rest of mind makes a lot of sense too, For years the, yield on cash was 0%, hence the need to take some risk. 5-6% yield today will definitely make you rethink.

At the end of the day, nobody knows tomorrow or what could happen, not even Buffet. Having cash on the side which brings in about 1/4 of Berkshire’s annual profit is not bad at all.

PEACE

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by yMcy56: 11:31am On Aug 29
cocolacec:
Over 500 million units sold on Conhall Plc,any news about this company? Someone bought 95 million units.
Its actually 500m units in 6 Cross Deals @1.33.....
A new investor possibly
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Zegra: 11:38am On Aug 29
C & I LEASING PLC. grin grin grin grin grin grin grin
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Raider76: 11:40am On Aug 29
I seems Morgan iTrade bid/offer table for some reason only shows bids at the highest bid price of 69.95 for Oando. This gives the impression that Oando is on a full perfect bid with nobody looking to buy it lower. I just placed a bid at 69.00. The bid was accepted but not shown on the table. I expect that if all bids are at 69.95 then my only bid of 69.00 should have been listed below those bids. Does this mean anything?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Capitas7: 11:42am On Aug 29
emmanuelewumi:



I know a lot 30 years plus who are still getting financial aids from home, I know a lot of 60 years plus who are paying the school fees of their grandchildren, because they want their children to have enough free cash flow to invest and build houses.
Our prayers is that we should be a source of blessing to our children and grandchildren.
Some people who grew up in Lagos will tell you that their parents had it easier than them.

The bolded is one of the most practical and result-yielding approaches to generational wealth building that I have seen. That is like giving your children and grand kids inheritance while you are alive. Many people delay "inheritance" till after their death.

In western countries, many 20-40+ year olds are still paying off student loan on degrees they earned years ago that were not even sufficient to get them their dream careers. While 25% of their income goes to paying off loans that accrue intrest indefinitely, children of smarter parents are buying property, accessing loans for investment, and not even paying for childcare because their parents are supporting.

If you can support your children by relieving them of their children's expenses and many more, you'll be transferring wealth efficiently in your bloodline ....if the children see it as an opportunity to save and invest, not to flex and waste. See the result while you're alive because nobody comes to your grave to give you an account of how your children use the inheritance you left them.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:45am On Aug 29
MARKETJJC:


As long as Oando moves forward, ETERNA will tag along. If you miss Oando enter ETERNA

Have you tantilized out?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megawealth01: 11:45am On Aug 29
grin
Raider76:


I seems Morgan iTrade bid/offer table for some reason only shows bids at the highest bid price of 69.95 for Oando. This gives the impression that Oando is on a full perfect bid with nobody looking to buy it lower. I just placed a bid at 69.00. The bid was accepted but not shown on the table. I expect that if all bids are at 69.95 then my only bid of 69.00 should have been listed below those bids. Does this mean anything?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Meerahbel: 11:48am On Aug 29
cryI missed oando because of my village peoy.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 11:53am On Aug 29
All the marketer on this thread, you guys are really doing good job.Pls increase the tempo...e get why


Baba God thank you for the opportunity to collect back some of my school fees

My betnaija stock if you do another 10% tomorrow. You don break record of straight one week 10% gain.Christmas coming very early. It does not mean you won't still cast..lol
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by yMcy56: 11:54am On Aug 29
Raider76:
I seems Morgan iTrade bid/offer table for some reason only shows bids at the highest bid price of 69.95 for Oando. This gives the impression that Oando is on a full perfect bid with nobody looking to buy it lower. I just placed a bid at 69.00. The bid was accepted but not shown on the table. I expect that if all bids are at 69.95 then my only bid of 69.00 should have been listed below those bids. Does this mean anything?
More like it...
The bids you can see at highest price of 69.95 are far more than what Morgan is displaying possibly.
Morgan only showing first 100 Orders......and if you noticed, the few bids that are selling on the floor did not alter the number at all.......the queue long.....
Some of the few ones we can see as sales are even more of cross deals.

Those shouting gamble gamble no gree sell again.
Our Oga that said 'e don cast" self don hold tight to his stakes. Oga's stake don dey cast since below N10.....e don reach 70, he still dey talk about cast. Lol

It is well. smiley

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by WestPB: 11:57am On Aug 29
megawealth01:


Have you tantilized out?

Megawealth, please can share with us the source of those screen shots where you compared prestige with another insurance stock
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Raider76: 11:57am On Aug 29
yMcy56:

More like it...
The bids you can see at highest price of 69.95 are far more than what Morgan is displaying possibly.
Morgan only showing first 100 Orders......and if you noticed, the few bids that are selling on the floor did not alter the number at all.......the queue long.....
Some of the few ones we can see as sales are even more of cross deals.

Those shouting gamble gamble no gree sell again.
Our Oga that said 'e don cast" self don hold tight to his stakes. Lol

It is well. smiley

Thanks Madam. But you don't seem to get my point. Please read my post again.

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