megawealth01:
@Agba Your attention is needed abroad


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXIelx-PedQ

I remember one encounter in Paris Lol. One french babe who couldn't speak a word in English. I also couldn't speak French. We resorted to sign language Afterall, love is blind, deaf and dump

Testimonies777:
SPECIAL APPEAL
Please, Bovali & Madam Mercy ,please bury your hatchets, at least for we your followers sake!
There is an adage among my people, it says WHEN 2 ELEPHANTS FIGHT, ITS THE GRASSES THAT SUFFER MOST O
Please, forget your differences and move on.
You are all greatly valued on this thread.
I am forever grateful to belong here.

Ngwo ngwo ngwo ngwo😂

Agbalowomeri:


I remember one encounter in Paris Lol. One french babe who couldn't speak a word in English. I also couldn't speak French. We resorted to sign language Afterall, love is blind, deaf and dump

Oga Agba see what you have caused between Mcy and Bovali...handsome Romeo😀

Alagbalaowo:


Oga Agba see what you have caused between Mcy and Bovali...handsome Romeo😀

No be me o, na ovulation

Agbalowomeri:


No be me o, na ovulation

What is your secret sir? Ladies man😀

These things go beyond ‘double bottom’ abi na double top set. As your disciple I want to learn deep o

ositadima1:
I think Oando will start putting brakes on its fall tomorrow, if it closes low at all. I think Oando will cross 100 based on observation. It has exchanged over 24 billion naira in the last 5 days. Even today, with the risk of further decline, it managed to exchange 3.2 billion naira, which is 2 million dollars (at a rate of 1600). This is just observational analysis and not buy or sell advice.

It is now at the 8-day EMA. Last time it regressed to the 22-day EMA before sharply reversing. If it were to repeat that pattern now the 22-day EMA is around 57. For many stocks having this kind of rapid rally the 8-day EMA line is a usual support level.

Just looking at the chart. Not saying or hoping that should happen.

Agbalowomeri:


I remember one encounter in Paris Lol. One french babe who couldn't speak a word in English. I also couldn't speak French. We resorted to sign language Afterall, love is blind, deaf and dump

Come over to SWITZERLAND

mikeapollo:


ProphetUtuocha just said it a few minutes ago, that a massive wind is coming for Oando.
We have our own Oando ''prophet''. Let's listen to him!

The prophet has spoken, hearken yee unto the voice of OANDO prophet.

megawealth01:


Come over to SWITZERLAND

Omo I was in Geneva last year
At least they still speak both English and French

Agbalowomeri:


Omo I was in Geneva last year
At least they still speak both English and French

WOW. Where in Geneva did you reside/visit?

Were you at Pasquis?

Is this the latest update on PETROL?

I'm not talking about you per se, but in general, second-guessing a stock's short-term move is a fool's errand. Nobody can time the market perfectly. There are two immutable laws of investing:

Buy low, sell high.
Diversify, diversify, diversify.

Anything else and we're just playing kalokalo. So too with Oando. Nobody has a crystal ball to tell us where it will go next week. We do know this: There is a broad and growing theme of increasing indigenous ownership of our vast oil and energy assets (Aradel, Geregu, Trancorp, Dangote Refinery). It is not going away. So:

Buy low, sell high: The best time to buy Oando was when it was sub-10 and early teens. If you did, just ride the wave of theme above. Consider cost averaging if it pulls back.
Diversify: Even if you decide to jump in now after it has gone from N70bn market cap to nearly N1tn, don't bet your grandchildren's inheritance on it.

Raider76:


It is now at the 8-day EMA. Last time it regressed to the 22-day EMA before sharply reversing. If it were to repeat that pattern now the 22-day EMA is around 57. For many stocks having this kind of rapid rally the 8-day EMA line is a usual support level.

Just looking at the chart. Not saying or hoping that should happen.

megawealth01:


WOW. Where in Geneva did you reside/visit?

Were you at Pasquis?

Cornavin side
Their currency and standard of living is on another level Lol.

Agbalowomeri:


Cornavin side
Their currency and standard of living is on another level Lol.

Oooh. I was there few days ago

Franco piroddi precisely

For those that want to track my location. I ain't presently in Switzerland ooooo before una go start to look out for me there

megawealth01:
For those that want to track my location. I ain't presently in Switzerland ooooo before una go start to look out for me there

Are they jobless ni

emmanuelewumi:


Are they jobless ni

Fun fact: I remember that kid who tracked Elon Musk, posting his travel schedule on a website he designed specifically to report Elon's location. After Elon begged the kid to sell the site for $50,000, the kid insisted on $1.5 million or so. In the end, Elon took it down for free with a lawsuit.

Someone tracked my covered financials by just the screenshots I dropped here sometimes ago because I didn't erase certain details, I used emoji... You dey wine nairaland ni?

Thanks goodness I ain't resident in NAIJA and even if I'm the person isn't a bad guy

Make them no call efcc because of my #1k account balance

emmanuelewumi:


Are they jobless ni

megawealth01:
For those that want to track my location. I ain't presently in Switzerland ooooo before una go start to look out for me there

Na wa! Na so this place don really useless reach smh.

As for me, I am waiting for Mr Current to drop the gem he promised to drop tonight

Ades1:



Na wa! Na so this place don really useless reach smh.

As for me, I am waiting for Mr Current to drop the gem he promised to drop tonight

I was told a Yahoo boi is here the other day. The guy that had meetings with Alhaji during the ref launch few days ago

megawealth01:


I was told a Yahoo boi is here the other day. The guy that had meetings with Alhaji during the ref launch few days ago

Oh, but I think Yahoo boy is busy tracking potential clients, not you abeg.

megawealth01:


Come over to SWITZERLAND

One of your brothers married one who is now a Lolo and speaking the language with sheer audacity

megawealth01:


Look for those stocks that I gave picks at for people to buy that haven't moved an INCH and buy with what you can afford to lose and HOLD... LEARN patience in this market... It's not a GET RICH QUICK SCHEME in the long run

DYOR

Biko, where did you list these stocks?

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/lokpobiri-tasks-oando-on-100000bpd-oil-production/

This one is for oando people. The content will interest you.

Mpeace:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/lokpobiri-tasks-oando-on-100000bpd-oil-production/

This one is for oando people. The content will interest you.

Lokpobiri

ProphetUtuocha:
Those who had sought should make haste to get now
For soon, vey soon, another great wind shall come
And they shall seek and shall not get

The N7 payout now out of view .
Oando has not chopped money when compared to FBNH or Transcorp.
In 2023 the following amounts changed hands in FBNH/Transcorp/Oando respectively NGN(b) 165/44/20
In 2024 by close of business yesterday only NGN(b) 110/82/57 has changed hands respectively.

There should still be enough fuel for the wind. It's all up to the strategic buyer(s)

NB:
Not a Sell or Buy recommendation. Prices may go further up or down. An observation is just shared concerning the fuel for the jet engines and the great wind (mechanical thrust) from the turbine engines. It's the call of the strategic Oando buyer(s) if the price will go further up or down in the short term of weeks / couple of months. And it's a positive Net shareholders funds and good earnings that will sustain the engines in the months ahead.

Thanks boss

BabsO2:


The N7 payout now out of view .
Oando has not chopped money when compared to FBNH or Transcorp.
In 2023 the following amounts changed hands in FBNH/Transcorp/Oando respectively NGN(b) 165/44/20
In 2024 by close of business yesterday only NGN(b) 110/82/57 has changed hands respectively.

There should still be enough fuel for the wind. It's all up to the strategic buyer(s)

NB:
Not a Sell or Buy recommendation. Prices may go further up or down. An observation is just shared concerning the fuel for the jet engines and the great wind (mechanical thrust) from the turbine engines. It's the call of the strategic Oando buyer(s) if the price will go further up or down in the short term of weeks / couple of months. And it's a positive Net shareholders funds and good earnings that will sustain the engines in the months ahead.

I was banned since Sunday 1st September 2024.
Today, I'm sending this letter to the Management of NGX for deliberately removing the Corporate Action page.

A letter to the Management of NGX for the restoration of Dividend/Corporate Action page.

The Management
Nigerian Exchange (NGX)
NGX House, 8/10 Broad Street
Lagos
Nigeria
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to express my utmost dismay, disappointment, and outrage at the removal of the Dividend Corporate Action page from the NGX website. This action is a betrayal of Nigerian retail investors, a climax of irresponsibility, and a hurtful blow to the investing community of NSEMPA

https://www.nairaland.com/1131485/nigerian-stock-exchange-market-pick/8124

The removal of this critical page

https://ngxgroup.com/exchange/data/corporate-actions/

is unethical, uncooperative, unpatriotic,wicked, bias and unimaginable. It demonstrates a blatant disregard for the needs and rights of retail investors, who rely on this information to make informed decisions.
This action is more devastating than the removal of fuel subsidies by the federal government, as it directly affects the livelihoods of hardworking Nigerians who have invested their life savings in the stock market.

By removing this page, NGX has:

1. Deprived investors of vital information
2. Undermined transparency and accountability
3. Demonstrated disregard for investor welfare
4. Created an uneven playing field, favoring institutional investors
5. Eroded trust in the NGX and the Nigerian capital market.
6. This action is a reflection that NGX never cared for retail investors.

I demand that the NGX:

1. Immediately reinstate the Dividend Corporate Action page.
2. Provide a clear explanation for the removal.
3. Take measures to prevent similar actions in the future.
4. Engage with retail investors to address concerns and improve communication.
Failure to address this issue will lead to a loss of confidence in the NGX and the Nigerian capital market, ultimately harming the economy.

All NSEMPA members are advised to mail and bombard the NGX email by forwarding a complaint to:

contactcenter@ngxgroup.com

Mankind2024:
I was banned since Sunday 1st September 2024.
Today, I'm sending this letter to the Management of NGX for deliberately removing the Corporate Action page.

A letter to the Management of NGX for the restoration of Dividend/Corporate Action page.

The Management
Nigerian Exchange (NGX)
NGX House, 8/10 Broad Street
Lagos
Nigeria
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to express my utmost dismay, disappointment, and outrage at the removal of the Dividend Corporate Action page from the NGX website. This action is a betrayal of Nigerian retail investors, a climax of irresponsibility, and a hurtful blow to the investing community of NSEMPA

https://www.nairaland.com/1131485/nigerian-stock-exchange-market-pick/8124

The removal of this critical page

https://ngxgroup.com/exchange/data/corporate-actions/

is unethical, uncooperative, unpatriotic,wicked, bias and unimaginable. It demonstrates a blatant disregard for the needs and rights of retail investors, who rely on this information to make informed decisions.
This action is more devastating than the removal of fuel subsidies by the federal government, as it directly affects the livelihoods of hardworking Nigerians who have invested their life savings in the stock market.

By removing this page, NGX has:

1. Deprived investors of vital information
2. Undermined transparency and accountability
3. Demonstrated disregard for investor welfare
4. Created an uneven playing field, favoring institutional investors
5. Eroded trust in the NGX and the Nigerian capital market.
6. This action is a reflection that NGX never cared for retail investors.

I demand that the NGX:

1. Immediately reinstate the Dividend Corporate Action page.
2. Provide a clear explanation for the removal.
3. Take measures to prevent similar actions in the future.
4. Engage with retail investors to address concerns and improve communication.
Failure to address this issue will lead to a loss of confidence in the NGX and the Nigerian capital market, ultimately harming the economy.

All NSEMPA members are advised to mail and bombard the NGX email by forwarding a complaint to:

contactcenter@ngxgroup.com

I can always refer and access the "corporate disclosure" page of interested company and still get the relevant information.

Mankind2024:
I was banned since Sunday 1st September 2024.
Today, I'm sending this letter to the Management of NGX for deliberately removing the Corporate Action page.

A letter to the Management of NGX for the restoration of Dividend/Corporate Action page.

The Management
Nigerian Exchange (NGX)
NGX House, 8/10 Broad Street
Lagos
Nigeria
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to express my utmost dismay, disappointment, and outrage at the removal of the Dividend Corporate Action page from the NGX website. This action is a betrayal of Nigerian retail investors, a climax of irresponsibility, and a hurtful blow to the investing community of NSEMPA

https://www.nairaland.com/1131485/nigerian-stock-exchange-market-pick/8124

The removal of this critical page

https://ngxgroup.com/exchange/data/corporate-actions/

is unethical, uncooperative, unpatriotic,wicked, bias and unimaginable. It demonstrates a blatant disregard for the needs and rights of retail investors, who rely on this information to make informed decisions.
This action is more devastating than the removal of fuel subsidies by the federal government, as it directly affects the livelihoods of hardworking Nigerians who have invested their life savings in the stock market.

By removing this page, NGX has:

1. Deprived investors of vital information
2. Undermined transparency and accountability
3. Demonstrated disregard for investor welfare
4. Created an uneven playing field, favoring institutional investors
5. Eroded trust in the NGX and the Nigerian capital market.
6. This action is a reflection that NGX never cared for retail investors.

I demand that the NGX:

1. Immediately reinstate the Dividend Corporate Action page.
2. Provide a clear explanation for the removal.
3. Take measures to prevent similar actions in the future.
4. Engage with retail investors to address concerns and improve communication.
Failure to address this issue will lead to a loss of confidence in the NGX and the Nigerian capital market, ultimately harming the economy.

All NSEMPA members are advised to mail and bombard the NGX email by forwarding a complaint to:

contactcenter@ngxgroup.com

Dear @Mankind2024, thanks for taking the initiative to send such a well-articulated letter to the NGX regarding the removal of the Dividend/Corporate Action page. Well appreciated!

I would like to ask if there is any legal obligation for the NGX to post or MUST HAVE such information on their Corporate Action webpage, or if it is simply a matter of necessity and best practice?

NGX takes direct and indirect commissions on every buying and selling executed by retail investors.
The service is free on NASDAQ.
Now, they are trying to restrict the service for paying subscribers.
Very disgusting and annoying.
We never asked them to include the page on their website in the first instance, removing it without an advance notice is autocratic and undemocratic that we should all reject vehemently.

BullBearMkt:

Dear @Mankind2024, thanks for taking the initiative to send such a well-articulated letter to the NGX regarding the removal of the Dividend/Corporate Action page. Well appreciated!

I would like to ask if there is any legal obligation for the NGX to post or MUST HAVE such information on their Corporate Action webpage, or if it is simply a matter of necessity and best practice?