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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megainvest: 10:29am On Jul 06, 2016
If Skye Bank ever gets to 50k, I will load as much as I can!!!
If there is any sign of recovery in the market on Friday, I will start loading some units.
This decision is purely speculative and not backed by any fundamentals or technicals. I don talk my own ooo.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by OBAGADAFFI: 10:50am On Jul 06, 2016
spinoff:
Fingers crossed.


http://stocksng.com/skye-bank-plc-technical-interpretation-cbns-action-every-stock-investors-know/


SKYE BANK PLC:
Technical Interpretation of CBN’s Action And What Every Stock Investors Should Know.


The Godwin Emefiele led Central
Bank of Nigeria might not have
acted like a ‘commando’ in the
case of Skye Bank Plc.......


Anybody still trapped in Skye Bank, is not a smart investor. Because the signs has been there since last year.

With the Cadbury saga some years ago,days of investing in companies and going to sleep is over.


If You sleep off, you will wake up hearing the company no longer exist, and funds evaporated just like that.

Some people still got shares in Dunlop, Starcomms .e.t.c till date.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by OBAGADAFFI: 10:56am On Jul 06, 2016
megainvest:
If Skye Bank ever gets to 50k, I will load as much as I can!!!
If there is any sign of recovery in the market on Friday, I will start loading some units.
This decision is purely speculative and not backed by any fundamentals or technicals. I don talk my own ooo.

It might go lower than 0.50k.

But my biggest fear is Delisting.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Intendy: 11:03am On Jul 06, 2016
http://nairametrics.com/sacked-skye-bank-directors-and-how-much-they-owe/

chai people are wicked o.

Ayeni borrowed #237billion.

And this is going on also in some banks.
I pity the holders here.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by spinoff: 11:04am On Jul 06, 2016
Anothet good snapshot of Oando.......in a heartbeat. Still to play for, I think- no recommendation.

http://stocksng.com/oando-plc-2015-audited-accounts-reflect-uncertainty-companys-ability-continue-going-concern-ernst-young/




Oando Plc 2015 Audited Accounts Reflect Uncertainty Over Company’s Ability To Continue As A Going Concern- Ernst And
Young



Oando Plc, a company listed in the
petroleum sub-sector of the
Nigerian Stock Exchange released
its full year 2015 reports Friday
July 1, 2016 long after the results
were due at the market place.


Obviously, the management of the
Nigerian Stock Exchange is
accurately unbiased as the stock of
Oando Plc is currently coded as
‘MRF’- Missed regulatory Filling.
This, which technically suggests
that the company is fond of
withholding reports from the
public as at when due and by
implications subjected to payments
of huge fines cannot be said to be
said to be the best of display of
morals by the management of any
quoted company.


Meanwhile, though without
necessarily qualifying Oando’s full
year accounts, the company’s
independent auditors, Ernst and
Young in its reports on the full
year accounts under the headline,
‘Emphasis of Matter’ has this to
say.



‘We draw attention to Note
47 to the financial statements
which indicate that the group
reported comprehensive loss for
the year of N37.8 billion (2014:
loss N116.5billion) and as at that
date, its current liabilities
exceeded current assets by N247.9
billion (2014: N329billion). The
company also incurred
comprehensive loss of
n56.6billion for the year ended 31
December 2015 (2014: loss N66.5
billion) and as at that date, its
current liabilities exceeded
current assets by N32.8billion
(2014: N34.7billion). The note
indicates that these conditions,
along with other matters, indicate
the existence of a material
uncertainty which may cast
significant doubt on the group’s
ability to continue as a going
concern’.


We also draw attention to Note 46
to the financial statements which
indicate the corresponding figures
were restated due to an error
which occurred in the 2013 and
2014 financial years.
Simply stated, the accounts as
published by the company in the
2013 and 2014 financial years
contained errors which
unfortunately had to a large
extent, influenced investment
decisions as at when published.

Of course, investments are undertaken
for different reasons, it should be
noted that audit of accounts of
quoted companies and the
auditors reports shouldn’t be taken
with a pinch of salt.


Meanwhile, as a follow up to the
audited reports, the company also
released a press statement in
which the company’s Managing
Director Wale Tinubu stated that
‘2015 remained a turbulent year for
the global oil and gas industry as
business models had to be altered
to allow industry players survive
this new reality, by focusing on
cost optimization, increasing
operational efficiency and
downscaling capital expenditure.


This reevaluation of our business
has resulted in the execution of
strategic initiatives which we are
sure will return our business to
profitability in the short term in
2016 with growth through our
dollar upstream portfolio,
deleverage through recapitalization
or assets divestments and
profitability hinged on focused
dollar oil export trading business’.

The company’s summary as
contained in the press release is
stated below.

The summary of the financial
report:

Turnover decreased by 10% to
close at N381.7billion unlike
the N425.7 that was recorded
at the same period in 2014.
Gross profit grew by 7% at
N77.7billion compared with
2014’s N72.3billion.
Loss before tax depreciated to
N51billion from 2014’s
N138billion.


Loss after tax decreased to
N49.7 billion from2014’s
N145.7.


Operational highlights:



Upstream:
118%appreciation in total
production at 19.9million Boe
in the 2015 as compared to 9.1
boe 2014.
Growth in average production
from 24,945 boe/day in 2014 to
54,520 boe/day in 2015.

Oando Energy Services
celebrated 5years of continuous
operations without a Lost Time
Incident (LTI) on “OES
Teamwork” swamp drilling rig.
OES celebrated 3years of
continuous operations without
a Lost Time Incident (LTI) on
“OES Passion” swamp drilling
rig.

Midstream:
Oando Gas and Power
commences 8.5km pipeline
expansion for the Central
Horizon Gas Company (CHGC)
Oando Gas and Power signs
Sales and Purchase Agreement
(SPA) to sell to Akute
Independent Power Plant (IPP).


Downstream:
Oando PLC amends and
restates terms of
recapitalization through
injection of USD210million from
Helios/Vitol JV.

Oando Downstream increases
global footprint by
incorporating a trading
business in Dubai.

Oando Downstream successfully
completed construction of a
14.4 million litres PMS tank in
the Apapa terminal.


Recently, a consortium of eleven
banks agreed to jointly provide
N94.90bn 5-year Medium Term
Loan (MTL) facility for the
company. The banks are Access
Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc,
Ecobank Nigeria Limited, First City
Monument Bank Plc, Fidelity Bank
Plc, Keystone Bank Plc, Stanbic
IBTC Bank Plc, Union Bank of
Nigeria Plc. Zenith Bank Plc, FBN
and United Bank for Africa (UBA)
Plc may eventually join through an
accordion.


In response to the
announcement, the stock price of
Oando on the floor of the Nigerian
Stock Exchange was greeted with
an euphoria, leading to
spontaneous increase in price. The
stock price closed Friday at N6.69
after it inched up by almost 3%.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megainvest: 11:16am On Jul 06, 2016
OBAGADAFFI:


It might go lower than 0.50k.

But my biggest fear is Delisting.

It will not be delisted. There are some very strong interest groups backing the bank and they are doing a lot of things behind the scenes right now.

The biggest risk at present is the panic withdrawal and the loss of customer confidence they will suffer for the rest of the year and for a long time to come!

Some ways they can dig the bank out of this hole is to channel some corporate funds (maybe even government funds) in their direction or do a re-branding (Change of name).

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by megainvest: 11:23am On Jul 06, 2016
I was shocked to read that Zenith Bank "only" gave Fayose N200m after he had won the governorship election!

I can only guess they must have given other governors and politicians who won elections similar amounts (and even more!). Ekiti is a very small state. How much will they give people like Ambode?

Most of these banks spent billions on the elections. All of these monies could have come to shareholders as dividends. Chai diaris God ooooo....
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by OBAGADAFFI: 11:43am On Jul 06, 2016
megainvest:


It will not be delisted. There are some very strong interest groups backing the bank and they are doing a lot of things behind the scenes right now.

The biggest risk at present is the panic withdrawal and the loss of customer confidence they will suffer for the rest of the year and for a long time to come!

Some ways they can dig the bank out of this hole is to channel some corporate funds (maybe even government funds) in their direction or do a re-branding (Change of name).

They should also collect all the money from Ayeni and give a taste of what Cicilia and Akingbola are going through.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by forbes30: 12:12pm On Jul 06, 2016
megainvest:
If Skye Bank ever gets to 50k, I will load as much as I can!!!
If there is any sign of recovery in the market on Friday, I will start loading some units.
This decision is purely speculative and not backed by any fundamentals or technicals. I don talk my own ooo.
.....@Megainvest ....you might wanna be careful with that...because that's what happened to unity......
....and when people jumped in....they did shares reconstructing....made it 5 naira...and it dropped again....
....all the way back to 50kobo....so before you jump in ensure there is really no where else to go but up........

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by zendi: 12:41pm On Jul 06, 2016
zendi:
Look, Skye as a going bank is okay.......must be okay.
The CBN will see to that, more so as a systemic important bank.
But you cannot say so of the shareholders.
Skye has fallen into the hand of a rescue squad, and the process of recapitalizing it in this low mkt will delete present shareholders, sure as night follows day.
It is unity bank all over again, sorry.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ihedioramma: 3:32pm On Jul 06, 2016
oghenebiko:
Abeg who get details of the fact behind the figures presentation by Oando yesterday. I been think say NSE go publish am.
Oando make profit of 4.1bn in Q1 .
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by fxuser: 3:36pm On Jul 06, 2016
#NoteToSelf

''
few important principles by P Brandt

-Money management is job #1 for a trader.
-Keeping your pile of chips intact is the only thing that really matters at the end of the day. (Risk Management)
-If you think you know what a given market is going to do, you are only fooling yourself.
-Trading a market with expanded volatility but reduced liquidity is a demonstration of arrogant insanity.
-Being flat is a position.
-An obsession to always be in the market will lead to disaster – it is only a question of when.
-Being short volatility (short gamma) is akin to picking up pennies in front of a steam roller.
-Of what value is market analysis and trade selection once a trader has lost his or her trading capital. ''

End

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ihedioramma: 3:37pm On Jul 06, 2016
Tritri:
I have but left with both choice ..for long term that why am looking at wapco
Stop looking at it go to there car park(20)below self .
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Coolcash1: 4:30pm On Jul 06, 2016
Big men killing our banks...

Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Nobody: 4:57pm On Jul 06, 2016
Thanks

Intendy:


till Friday. but WT bleeped up.
A question was raised that why should a deferred tax be reported as a PAT for unaudited quarterly result.

was it to deceive investors? he dodged it.

2)a question was also raised about the auditors comment (Ernest and young) of oando being a going concern and he tactical dodge as well not providing any answer

3)on the fund raised 'via our banks' with 3 year 'grace' how does he intend to repay if oil remain below 60$ pb,those he continue asset stripping.like the wale I know he kept on blabing.

so traders enjoy,investors better loosen your seat belt and look for the nearest exit.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Nobody: 5:29pm On Jul 06, 2016
why is guiness going down..can it still rise again at all?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ihedioramma: 6:21pm On Jul 06, 2016
Not at all .
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Nobody: 6:58pm On Jul 06, 2016
ihedioramma:
Not at all .


why?
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ihedioramma: 8:31pm On Jul 06, 2016
Tritri:


why?
Z .
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 8:47pm On Jul 06, 2016
WARNING! WARNING!! WARNING!!! SKYEBANK! SKYEBANK!! SKYEBANK! !!
DANGER! DANGER!! DANGER!!!

This danger alert is meant for the newbies to take precaution by running away from SKYEBANK Shares and not to by deceived by the old cargos that always claim to be master of game while they are trapped in it.

I have been sounding this note of warning over the past 2yrs both on this platform and on SMN when it was still trading @ #4 that I foresee SKYEBANK going the way of BANKPHB.

But alot ignored it and the we are making money this year group shouted it down and called us pessimist.

Lets forget all the grammar analyst are blowing.
In layman's language SKYEBANK depositors fund is 101% safe but the shareholders funds has gone to the dustbin of history just like others .e.i ALLSTATES BANK, ACB, OCEANIC, INTERCONTINTENTAL, AFRIBANK, FINBANK, SPRINGBANK, BANKPHB to mention but few.

That is why NSE is and will always remain one of the most organized gambling platform.

On a last note "NEVER EVER EVER INVEST A FUND YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE" Period!

*ThE OcToPuS*

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Intendy: 9:26pm On Jul 06, 2016
I thank God say you never blame Buhari for this since na 2 years ago you claimed you've been sounding the warning that they've been doling out money to their cronies.

But na only bad things your eye dey see?
I pray your eye start seeing good o.

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by EDUECO(m): 9:26pm On Jul 06, 2016
Intendy:
http://nairametrics.com/sacked-skye-bank-directors-and-how-much-they-owe/

chai people are wicked o.

Ayeni borrowed #237billion.

And this is going on also in some banks.
I pity the holders here.
Point of correction,Ayeni stole N237 billion! Which business did he use the money for? What are the collaterals he used for borrowing the huge sum of money? #Ayeni is a thief!

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Nobody: 9:34pm On Jul 06, 2016
[quote author=EDUECO post=47277190]Point of correction,Ayeni stole N237 billion! Which business did he use the money for? What are the collaterals he used for borrowing the huge sum of money? #Ayeni is a thief![/quot)

what prompted the point of correction here?is their any arguement?is he not saying your mind?i tire o
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Intendy: 9:49pm On Jul 06, 2016
[quote author=locodemy post=47277410][/quote]

thanks bro.I don't know the point he's trying to drive home.
He borrowed, he stole, he collected.

all i know is that Ayeni is with #237b.
the bank said borrowed and I even went ahead to say people are bad o,to show that their is no correlation btw what 'Ayeni' collected and any justification to 'collect' it
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by kafeii123: 12:02am On Jul 07, 2016
carpenter:
Please do you know any stockbroker in Nigeria that can buy international stocks? Interested in one that buy into some of the products of Vanguard Investment Group or similar companies. Thanks

Did you finally get a way to achieve the above?
Pls share..b
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ibe9ja: 1:51am On Jul 07, 2016
megainvest:
If Skye Bank ever gets to 50k, I will load as much as I can!!!
If there is any [b]sign of recovery [/b]in the market on Friday, I will start loading some units.
This decision is purely speculative and not backed by any fundamentals or technicals. I don talk my own ooo.

There cannot be recovery but there may be manipulation on Friday in order to clear the offers and bid up the stock.

For those still trapped upon all the warnings and obvious monkey huntings, I no know wetin to tell una sha. My advice is to observe what will happen in the next few trading days. The skyebank that i know will probably manipulate the stock and clear the offers on ground except this one don over dem. But this does not stop the bank from going 6 feet under. Even if u see recovery or manipulation it is still better to sell afterwards and keep your money safe. It will be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for skyebank to escape delisting. The shameless CBN listed Skyebank as one of the 8 banks that are “too big to fail” because their failure could pose a systemic risk to the banking industry. Just maybe some other banks may be on the line waiting for the dust to settle before they reveal themselves. It is better to restrict your investment to gtb and/or zenith in the banking sector.

-- This is a tumbu tumbu analysis. Don't take it serious 100% and don't PM me thinking I know what I am saying or thinking I am a guru. grin

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 5:12am On Jul 07, 2016
PETERiCHY:
WARNING! WARNING!! WARNING!!! SKYEBANK! SKYEBANK!! SKYEBANK! !!
DANGER! DANGER!! DANGER!!!

This danger alert is meant for the newbies to take precaution by running away from SKYEBANK Shares and not to by deceived by the old cargos that always claim to be master of game while they are trapped in it.

I have been sounding this note of warning over the past 2yrs both on this platform and on SMN when it was still trading @ #4 that I foresee SKYEBANK going the way of BANKPHB.

But alot ignored it and the we are making money this year group shouted it down and called us pessimist.

Lets forget all the grammar analyst are blowing.
In layman's language SKYEBANK depositors fund is 101% safe but the shareholders funds has gone to the dustbin of history just like others .e.i ALLSTATES BANK, ACB, OCEANIC, INTERCONTINTENTAL, AFRIBANK, FINBANK, SPRINGBANK, BANKPHB to mention but few.

That is why NSE is and will always remain one of the most organized gambling platform.

On a last note "NEVER EVER EVER INVEST A FUND YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE" Period!

*ThE OcToPuS*

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/06/central-bank-nigeria-claims-%E2%80%9Cno-nigerian-bank%E2%80%9D-distress

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has denied what it called “malicious rumors and unfounded speculations” that some banks in the country are in distress or may be in the process of doing so.

“Neither Skye Bank nor any other bank in the industry is in distress,” it said in a statement signed by Isaac Okorafor, its Acting Director, Corporate Communications.

The statement followed stories in the media, including SaharaReporters, over this week’s sudden mass resignation of the board of Skye Bank.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 5:29am On Jul 07, 2016
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission says the trial of three former Managing Directors of defunct banks has received a major boost.

The three bank Managing Directors include Mr. Erastus Akingbola of the defunct Intercontinental Bank, who is accused of stealing N47.1bn; the MD of the defunct Bank PHB, Mr. Francis Atuche, who is accused of stealing N25.7bn; and the MD of the defunct Finbank Plc, Mr. Okey Nwosu, alleged to have stolen N18bn.

The commission said this on its official Facebook page while reacting to its victory against ex-Finbank boss, Nwosu, who failed to stop his trial at the Supreme Court last week.

The Central Bank of Nigeria, under the leadership of Mallam Lamido Sanusi (now Emir of Kano), had, in 2009, petitioned the EFCC, asking the anti-graft agency to investigate Nwosu, Akingbola, Atuche and a former MD of the defunct Oceanic Bank, Mrs. Cecilia Ibru, who has since been convicted.

Based on its findings, the EFCC charged them before the Federal High Court, Lagos, on money laundering charges.

It subsequently initiated another charge of stealing against them before a Lagos High Court, Ikeja, having obtained a fiat from the Lagos State Attorney General.

Nwosu, however, challenged the charge at the Lagos High Court on the grounds that it was an abuse of court process and would expose him to double jeopardy.

He also questioned the jurisdiction of the state High Court. The Lagos High Court dismissed his objection. Nwosu then took the matter to the Court of Appeal, Lagos Division and won on November 21, 2014.

Subsequently, both Akingbola and Atuche argued that since their cases were identical with that of Nwosu, the charges against them should be struck out on the same grounds.

The Court of Appeal, therefore, struck out the charges against them on the same grounds.

In the last attempt, the EFCC took Nwosu’s matter to the Supreme Court and was handed a victory last week.

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/06/bank-fraud-efcc-re-arraign-rogue-ex-bank-md-akingbola-atuche-nwosu

All the defunct bank MDs are suppose to rot in jails angry
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by nio68(m): 5:51am On Jul 07, 2016
PETERiCHY:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission says the trial of three former Managing Directors of defunct banks has received a major boost.

The three bank Managing Directors include Mr. Erastus Akingbola of the defunct Intercontinental Bank, who is accused of stealing N47.1bn; the MD of the defunct Bank PHB, Mr. Francis Atuche, who is accused of stealing N25.7bn; and the MD of the defunct Finbank Plc, Mr. Okey Nwosu, alleged to have stolen N18bn.

The commission said this on its official Facebook page while reacting to its victory against ex-Finbank boss, Nwosu, who failed to stop his trial at the Supreme Court last week.

The Central Bank of Nigeria, under the leadership of Mallam Lamido Sanusi (now Emir of Kano), had, in 2009, petitioned the EFCC, asking the anti-graft agency to investigate Nwosu, Akingbola, Atuche and a former MD of the defunct Oceanic Bank, Mrs. Cecilia Ibru, who has since been convicted.

Based on its findings, the EFCC charged them before the Federal High Court, Lagos, on money laundering charges.

It subsequently initiated another charge of stealing against them before a Lagos High Court, Ikeja, having obtained a fiat from the Lagos State Attorney General.

Nwosu, however, challenged the charge at the Lagos High Court on the grounds that it was an abuse of court process and would expose him to double jeopardy.

He also questioned the jurisdiction of the state High Court. The Lagos High Court dismissed his objection. Nwosu then took the matter to the Court of Appeal, Lagos Division and won on November 21, 2014.

Subsequently, both Akingbola and Atuche argued that since their cases were identical with that of Nwosu, the charges against them should be struck out on the same grounds.

The Court of Appeal, therefore, struck out the charges against them on the same grounds.

In the last attempt, the EFCC took Nwosu’s matter to the Supreme Court and was handed a victory last week.

http://saharareporters.com/2016/07/06/bank-fraud-efcc-re-arraign-rogue-ex-bank-md-akingbola-atuche-nwosu

All the defunct bank MDs are suppose to rot in jails angry

If Akingbola and others should rot in jail I dont know what to say of Big Boss Ayeni who stole/collected/borrowed grin about 10 times more than the Akingbola crew members. Record breaking "borrowing" !. If these guys are not checkmated the next news would probably be in trillions. Greedy bastards!

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by PETERiCHY(m): 5:57am On Jul 07, 2016
To boost lending and economic growth, the African Development Bank (AfDB) has extended a $350 million lifeline to First Bank of Nigeria (FBN) and FSDH Merchant Bank Nigeria.

Of the amount, $300-million stands as Trade Finance Loans to FBN and and $50-million to FSDH Merchant Bank, representing AfDB’s broader efforts to provide countercyclical support to the Nigerian economy.

According to AfDB, the facility became necessary given the falling commodity prices, which has caused shortages in foreign currency supply and led to unmet demand for trade finance instruments to support Nigeria’s ongoing economic transitions.

http://m.guardian.ng/business-services/fbn-merchant-bank-get-afdb-350-million-lifeline/

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Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Nobody: 6:28am On Jul 07, 2016
ibe9ja:


There cannot be recovery but there may be manipulation on Friday in order to clear the offers and bid up the stock.

For those still trapped upon all the warnings and obvious monkey huntings, I no know wetin to tell una sha. My advice is to observe what will happen in the next few trading days. The skyebank that i know will probably manipulate the stock and clear the offers on ground except this one don over dem. But this does not stop the bank from going 6 feet under. Even if u see recovery or manipulation it is still better to sell afterwards and keep your money safe. It will be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for skyebank to escape delisting. The shameless CBN listed Skyebank as one of the 8 banks that are “too big to fail” because their failure could pose a systemic risk to the banking industry. Just maybe some other banks may be on the line waiting for the dust to settle before they reveal themselves. It is better to restrict your investment to gtb and/or zenith in the banking sector.

-- This is a tumbu tumbu analysis. Don't take it serious 100% and don't PM me thinking I know what I am saying or thinking I am a guru. grin

Dont ever go near it.......those manipulators are the sacked directors and mgt.there will be free fall of the share price until the CBN intervenes..........the days of skye manipulation of price is gone and the days of reckony is here.
Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Rexceedo: 7:01am On Jul 07, 2016
The Gurus,
I got my tutorial on stock from these books;
The Warren Buffet Way by Robert,
Trading For A Living by Dr Alex,
Beating The Street by Peter Lynch
And
How To Make Money In Stock by William J O Neil.
From the above books, I deciphered these corresponding fundamentals/cautions;
-buy shares that show a 25% increase on its current EPS at its most recent quarter.
-buy shares that have at least 20- 40% annual growth.
-don't buy when a share trends SOUTH irrespective of its price. Buy only when it trends NORTH and must have showed a 5% increase.
-cut loss at -5%.
-set your sell-price at within +20-40%
-be fearful while others are greedy and vis versa.
-etc.
For several months now I have been searching for stock that suits some of the aforementioned in NSE. Which am yet to get.
Does it mean that NYSE fundamentals are different from that of NSE?
If so,
Please, what are the technicalities/fundamentals applicable in NSE?
I hate gambling that's why am digging this deep.

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