essentialone:


This place is for Premier League, not 2nd Division League

unite4real:


the name of the forum is NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE MARKET PICK ALERTS.

and Not NASD.

I supposed the difference is clear.

You can start a thread for NASD

Valthegreat:


NASD is also a NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE because they are regulated by same SEC.
Except if the group is meant for NGX quoted stocks only.
I stand to be corrected though.

Valthegreat:


NASD is also a NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE because they are regulated by same SEC.
Except if the group is meant for NGX quoted stocks only.
I stand to be corrected though.

essentialone:


This place is for Premier League, not 2nd Division League

jp130:
How can one access this NASD?

Valthegreat:



But some premier league level teams are there o! Like Mobil (11Plc), Access Bank, Friesland and Campina (Wamco), Nipco oil and gas and Dufil Prima Foods, etc.
For instance, Okitipupa oil Plc has done over 850% there in a space of 1yr and few months so if the insights are being shared here too many members of the group would have benefitted from the price rally.

Locotrader:


Don't worry about chams.
Her case is already settled.
The market will be back and it will be lifted up coupled with the news about to happen in the group.

While I have invested in chams and waiting for market to do its justice,there is one small stock I want to start picking.I will not speak about it now until I have a unit of it to make the campaign sweeter

Valthegreat:



But some premier league level teams are there o! Like Mobil (11Plc), Access Bank, Friesland and Campina (Wamco), Nipco oil and gas and Dufil Prima Foods, etc.
For instance, Okitipupa oil Plc has done over 850% there in a space of 1yr and few months so if the insights are being shared here too many members of the group would have benefitted from the price rally.

megawealth01:


The quantity of Okitipupa I bidded for has not been fully filled for over a year now although it's my brokers helping me buy in available prices

Valthegreat:
I am surprised nobody makes mention of stocks that are on NASD on this forum, is it largely because there are just few companies there for now?

Raider76:
I believe you don't own any Oando shares. Because I don't think any minority shareholders who know the potential capital gain in Oando shares in the next year or two will ask for cash, or any other option, at this time.

Locotrader:

Don't worry about chams.
Her case is already settled.
The market will be back and it will be lifted up coupled with the news about to happen in the group.

Sunrisepebble:
Not really a new information but FYI for Aradel owners. The PE firm is still selling down their stake. They're the ones that won't let it go higher
Im not sure why they're doing it on the open market like this but I guess they are yet to find a buyer for the huge quantity

GeeKudi:
Speak, Prophet, for thy followers heareth!

PuristForest:
Still keeping strong - We first discussed The Initiates in Nov (https://ewnation.com/does-the-initiates-plc-has-what-it-takes/)
https://ewnation.com/tip-still-moving-on-target/

BabsO2:


I am saying distribute some shares and monetize the rest to boost balance sheet and profitability.

HesInMe:
Abeg don't take this as a personal attack, but your Chams investment thesis keeps evolving. It has gone from "operational improvements" with big numbers coming in the quarter to a new deal the company is about to sign, and now to some unspecified sector-wide news.

I'm pointing it out not to embarrass you but to show generally how people who say their "investing" are actually doing something more like gambling. Even gamblers get lucky, but many often lose more than they gain.

Investing should be driven by evidence-informed conviction. Presco is an excellent example, and I urge those who want to invest with conviction to watch the CFO's presentation, linked below, that someone suggested earlier. People who had the foresight to catch Presco years ago could've predicted where the stock would be today based on the oil palm production life cycle.

https://www.youtube.com/live/QkhkypbU3Qg?si=eRflqS-XjXMHJLA2

Valthegreat:


NASD is also a NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE because they are regulated by same SEC.
Except if the group is meant for NGX quoted stocks only.
I stand to be corrected though.

zendi:

According to Wale, Oando has 1 billion barrels of crude oil underground.

My prayer for Oando and it's upstream mates is for crude oil to remain above $70 a barrel, with all the disruptions around the world, including Trump's policies at home and abroad.

Conoco P - $1.5b
NAOC - $0.7b

Even assuming there has been no debt reduction since Conoco P, what is $2b debt to an entity sitting on $70b, less production costs. ?

I may be missing something seriously.

mikeapollo:


The huge finance costs on the debt is depressing profits and contributing to loss making.
Poor or inadequate profits would make it difficult for the company to attract more investors and also affect the share price.
The crude oil in the ground stills requires funds (cashflow) for it to be pumped and sold to generate revenue, otherwise it would remain dormant. So it is advisable they reduce the debt and related finance costs in order to improve profit margins.

SonofElElyonRet:

In fairness to loco, he made the call when it was N1.93 roughly.. it's gone up and we still have the remainder of 2025 to see if Chams will do wonders...

KarlTom:
I love the passion of Locotrader.
However, I don't flow with his brazen estimations.

This same CHAMS was projected to close at FB on several occasions but fell short hardly gaining 2%.
The current projection is N15 in 2025...

HesInMe:
Abeg don't take this as a personal attack, but your Chams investment thesis keeps evolving. It has gone from "operational improvements" with big numbers coming in the quarter to a new deal the company is about to sign, and now to some unspecified sector-wide news.

I'm pointing it out not to embarrass you but to show generally how people who say their "investing" are actually doing something more like gambling. Even gamblers get lucky, but many often lose more than they gain.

Investing should be driven by evidence-informed conviction. Presco is an excellent example, and I urge those who want to invest with conviction to watch the CFO's presentation, linked below, that someone suggested earlier. People who had the foresight to catch Presco years ago could've predicted where the stock would be today based on the oil palm production life cycle.

https://www.youtube.com/live/QkhkypbU3Qg?si=eRflqS-XjXMHJLA2

mikeapollo:


How can that be done?
Distribute ones and monetize which rest?

SonofElElyonRet:


In fairness to loco, he made the call when it was N1.93 roughly.. it's gone up and we still have the remainder of 2025 to see if Chams will do wonders...