Investnow2017:


Thank you sir. Appreciated. Sadly i don't seem to look forward to a robust dividend from fbnh. Might i be right in my lowered expectations?

ZikkyChops:
Guru in the house, how far this Transcorpse can go..... In term of price

emmanuelewumi:


That was during the time of Jacob Ajekigbe ,. He is now the chairman. of Friesland wamco

Investnow2017:


Thank you sir. Appreciated. Sadly i dont seem to look forward to a robust dividend from fbnh. Might i be right in my lowered expectations?

Investnow2017:


Oga Emma, i know this might be a tough call: Can FBN justify it if it gets to N25?? If yes, why? Because i am thinking of picking some tasere units tomorrow.

yok:
MSCI ADDITION FOR 19TH JANUARY 2018

The fund have started firing, still campaigning more in the banking sector, Diamond seems to be new bride with the usual dose of Transcorp, Fidelity FBNH and others as per the schedule below.

If you need further clarification on my posting, just e-mail via the forum.

Caution: Investing is a risky venture. This is just my opinion and I cannot be liable for any loss suffered as a result of following this recommendation All data used are assumed to be correct, but you may need to verify some of the figures independently.

Deadlytruth:


As for OANDO, my mind is divided as to its possibility of repeating the FO story.
One one hand, the percentage crash of its price from its all time high of nearly 300 during the crazy 2007/2008 bull to the current 5.99 after touching as low as 2.9 in Feb. 2016 leaves enough reasons to believe it could return to at least N200 after the TS is lifted and the company comes out clean or "clean" of SEC's investigation especially considering that its figures have somewhat returned to green like it was with FO after about 2 to 3 years on the crashed price range.
But on the other hand I feel that FO was able to return to N300 status quo ante in a non-bullish atmosphere on the strength of its very low outstanding shares of just above 1b unlike OANDO which now has a total of about 12 bn outstanding as against the just 0.6bn they had before the reforms.
Well, as Onegentleguy says, Mr. Time holds the final verdict.

Bianco1:
https://trwstockbrokers./2018/01/22/six-firms-face-compulsory-delisting-for-poor-governance/

The companies include Aso Savings & Loans Plc; African Paints (Nigeria) Plc; Deap Capital Management Plc; Afrik Pharmaceuticals Plc; Evans Medical Plc and Union Homes Savings & Loans Plc.

freeman67:


What is the effect of this on the ordinary shareholders?

wanaj0:


Implication is that your company is no longer a publicly quoted company. You can no longer trade the shares on the NSE

Investnow2017:


I think what he wants to know is: "what happens to my money"

dipoolowoo:
CBN Keeps Rates at 14% in Absence of MPC Meeting
https://www.businesspost.ng/2018/01/22/cbn-keeps-rates-14-absence-mpc-meeting/

N68b Maturing Bills to Buoy Stability in Financial System Liquidity
https://www.businesspost.ng/2018/01/22/n68b-maturing-bills-buoy-stability-financial-system-liquidity/

yok:
MSCI ADDITION FOR 19TH JANUARY 2018

The fund have started firing, still campaigning more in the banking sector, Diamond seems to be new bride with the usual dose of Transcorp, Fidelity FBNH and others as per the schedule below.

If you need further clarification on my posting, just e-mail via the forum.

Caution: Investing is a risky venture. This is just my opinion and I cannot be liable for any loss suffered as a result of following this recommendation All data used are assumed to be correct, but you may need to verify some of the figures independently.

valacious:


You are doing a wonderful job Sir Yok. To imagine that this info paid for is being shared publicly to help our investing decisions. We appreciate you.

wanaj0:


He still own the shares of the company so in principle 'nothing'. Reality is that the shares will be difficult to sell and the company is no longer publicly quoted so not regulated by SEC and have no business with NSE.

freeman67:


Na shareholders for life be that... no b small thing oooo. The money seem to be as good as gone then.. . I have small units of Evan Medical that's why I asked. Thanks

wanaj0:


He still own the shares of the company so in principle 'nothing'. Reality is that the shares will be difficult to sell and the company is no longer publicly quoted so not regulated by SEC and have no business with NSE.

bolabiyi:
my broda, God dey....my 7m still stranded in Goldlink insurance...

bolabiyi:
my broda, God dey....my 7m still stranded in Goldlink insurance...

RabbiDoracle:
When reversal comes, the door will be too narrow ooo.

Shed weight if you can.

There is news of militants wanting to start blowing pipelines again. If this isn't checked by the government, it won't go well in the market.

Control your greed. I have gone lean in this market.

Safe trip guys. I have alighted at Sokoto, you guys can continue to Libya

wanaj0:


You must be an international Student. They are the one paying such high tuition fee.

Is Goldlink still in operation?

Anyway, you are still a SHAREHOLDER.

Agbalowomeri:
All experts are experts on what was
There is no expert on what will be

RabbiDoracle:


If you have made like over 200% gain and you are ok with it knowing that your target was 150% gain, sell in tranches....60% of your holdings.
Watch the market if the herds are still bidding high, dash them another 20%

Continue watching, if it goes high again....dash them 19% ...and just keep between 200k too 1m units of that stock just to use and answer PRESENT SIR during roll call.