Mpeace:
Something tells me there would be no other bull like the one of January, until after elections. All we will have is individual bulls based on results of each company as they are released.

Few sectors will have

How dem wan take bankroll the thing na?

We are here to follow their shadow and make money before the gbedu start.

jamace:
Why is it that those companies without dividend or bonus for investors always have more voluminous reports? Are they trying to use grammar to cover up their managerial deficiencies, like Nigerian politicians?

I think it is a template o.

Chibuking81:
I don't understand this two result, Eternal 2017 q3 and final year, which is q4.
Q3 EPS 1.55
Q4 EPS 1.54
Does it mean that they didn't make any gain in their q4, or is it a mistake.

Again, I notice that most stocks that brought out their q1 2018 were on the loosing side when compared with their 2017 q1?

Except the good big banks (GUZ)

IchimokuPilot:


Transcorpic psychology has rewired his medulla oblongata....
He has asked you to read his writeup between the lines instead of between the loses he inflicted on people who did not read him in reverse.
Peter need a clinical Locodemic cleansing, but this, he will argue against.
I need no further research to test the waters with both legs now.
Peter has spoken again, the market will surely return him to his erosion business, after confirmation he is completely out, market will emphatically head north....

I like the medulla oblongata part.

RabbiDoracle:


Except the good big banks (GUZ)

FUGAZ demystified....

GUZ_AF

currentprice:




for me, i think it is a wrong time to pull money out of this mkt

you might likely miss the BULL about to start. we have been shouting of this since last week,

BULL handwriting on the wall

RabbiDoracle:


Except the good big banks (GUZ)

I only like and do business with the UZ.banks.....F never show FY17 result.......maybe monday evening

Thought F was First Bank

ukay2:



I only like and do business with the UZ.banks.....F never show FY17 result.......maybe monday evening

cooldudeng:
Thought F was First Bank

you are correct.He thinks the other F is among the living..........

Oando has a long tortious journey to clean up it mesd. Stock is good for risk taker.though I bought at N20_ I can wait to get to N30 so to sell off to

DOLLARTEX:
dont panic sell o,unless this milost deal is not binding,we die here.

I no go anywhere.it must bind by fire by fire.100% before vuuuuuum.

valentinenwoko:
Oando has a long tortious journey to clean up it mesd. Stock is good for risk taker.though I bought at N20_ I can wait to get to N30 so to sell off to

Do you say risk?
people bought at #4 and behold a result like this.
At #20....is it still risk?
For you who bought at #20,it is not even risk.you are going to recover and make gain upon gain.Do you believe?

locodemy:


Do you say risk?
people bought at #4 and behold a result like this.
At #20....is it still risk?
For you who bought at #20,it is not even risk.you are going to recover and make gain upon gain.Do you believe?

His grand children will recover, except Wale leaves, by now Wale may be up to other new tricks....

#joking.

Correct me ,2018 stocks: Transcorp, CILEASING, Wema
bank ,Custodian, Oando

valentinenwoko:
Correct me ,2018 stocks: Transcorp, CILEASING, Wema
bank ,Custodian, Oando

If you dont have any of GUZ,your list is incomplete or may not yield good fruits.

locodemy:


If you dont have any of GUZ,your list is incomplete or may not yield good fruits.

Na hu Guz hep. My guy if u want make money for nse just sgine ur eye thats all. Before guz move 10% we don do 100%.
This month alone I have made over 60% of my floating cash from Eterna, transcorp and oando. Their
fundamentals might seem bad but na returns I need.
My regrets are not making anything from skye and japaul which have no fundamentals at all

Fidelity bank result?

valacious:
Fidelity bank result?

valentinenwoko:
Correct me ,2018 stocks: Transcorp, CILEASING, Wema
bank ,Custodian, Oando

For transcorp and oando, the year holds lots of promise.
According to nairametrics, oando's PAT for 2017 rose by 405%. Bulls Bulls Bulls all the way this monday.

Pls wait oh, is it this oando q1 2018 of 18kEPS u ppl r jubilating about or is it just monkeyhunting

sellydion:
@onegentleguy which of the big 4s we they now? The terminology too much

you are highly welcome

...Thank u my Oga !!

Jejebaba:

Impairment no they finish for all this bank.

...the result is impressive and also very forward looking.
Look deeper my dear.

#FCMB

leo1234:


You may be right.
I am completely out of NSE.
I made my last withdrawal yesterday.

To the part in bold, I think u might be doing the right thing at the wrong time Sir.
...the effect of which would oftentimes come with having a bad ending from a good beginning. (...the many anxieties associated with the FEAR of missing out).
I'd sincerely urge u to rethink ur decision.
This isn't the time to move out. ...it is the TIME to run in !!

...just a sincere piece of advise my dear.

Regards.

swilo:
Diamond Bank...

I have so looked at this ticker and the charts, now the ticker is looking at me .

Mpeace:
IFRS, who knows its requirements as it relates to banks. A source said it places a duty on banks to take the full year's impairment in q1. How true is that.

Not exactly my Oga.
For while any bank(s) can voluntarily decide to tour that early path, they are not compelled to take full impairment at the quarterly stage.
However, they must do so at the end of each financial year.
My take from the rule is this:
- At the quarterly stage; While some level of disclosure is necessary, full disclosures are voluntary and at the discretion of the banks. …however the CBN would still do some needed check to ascertain the level of impairment from disclosures made, and possibly compel the bank(s) to adjust with the aim of creating a proper balance where necessary.
- At year end; Full disclosures are compulsory.

But pls don’t take my word for it. Take instead the words from the CBNs recent guideline on financial reporting standards for banks.
…because this is Nigeria. …where policy flip ups seem to be the order of the day. Particularly with this current administration.
Just 2 days ago, I heard that some banking heavyweights and their cronies at the helm of power are already secretly calling for a scrap or at the very least a delay to the implementation of the new guideline.
Bottomline: This is still Nigeria. But I sincerely hope that the CBN will do well to stick to their guns.
Note however that the new IFRS 9 guideline actually took effect from the 1st of January 2018.

Btw, I already gave my honest take on the likely expectations and impact that adopting the new IFRS 9 guideline would have on the banks.

RabbiDoracle:


When we said leave market, una stay.

Now when people are positioning in good banks for Q2 , you are running.

Some people always come late to the party sha.

sellydion:


In as much as I enjoy your posts. I tend to disagree with you on this. At this point, there is no bear without a bull at least a mid bull.

The market is already getting set

Worry not my dear, for this is even good news !!
Remember the Peterichys Coefficient from SAP . ...just do the inverse of his actions and non actions, and ur good !!
...its historically and scientifically proven with a zero margin for error.

PETERiCHY:



Those that want to pull their funds from NSE should start liquidating before church close. I don't see any meaningful bull from now till September.

*ThE OcToPuS*

...here comes the sure confirmation that its time to run into 'the NSE room' !!

#THEPETERICHYSCOEFFICIENT
#THESTOCKAVOIDANCEPRINCIPLE

onegentleguy:


Not exactly my Oga.
For while any bank(s) can voluntarily decide to tour that early path, they are not compelled to take full impairment at the quarterly stage.
However, they must do so at the end of each financial year.
I think the rule is simple;
- At the quarterly stage, full disclosures are voluntary and at the discretion of the banks. …however the CBN would still do some needed check to ascertain the level of impairment from disclosures made, where necessary.
- At year end, full disclosures are compulsory.

But pls don’t take my word for it. Take instead the words from the CBNs recent guideline on financial reporting standards for banks.
…because this is Nigeria. …where policy flip ups seem to be the order of the day. Particularly with this current administration.
Just 2 days ago, I heard that some banking heavyweights and their cronies at the helm of power are already secretly calling for a scrap or at the very least a delay in the implementation of the new guideline.
Bottomline: This is still Nigeria. But I sincerely hope that the CBN will do well to stick to their guns.

Btw, I already gave my honest take on the likely expectations and impact that adopting the new IFRS 9 guideline would have on the banks.

Thanks a lot for this clarification.

IchimokuPilot:


Transcorpic psychology has rewired his medulla oblongata....
He has asked you to read his writeup between the lines instead of between the loses he inflicted on people who did not read him in reverse.
Peter need a clinical Locodemic cleansing, but this, he will argue against.
I need no further research to test the waters with both legs now.
Peter has spoken again, the market will surely return him to his erosion business, after confirmation he is completely out, market will emphatically head north....

RabbiDoracle:


Few sectors will have

How dem wan take bankroll the thing na?

We are here to follow their shadow and make money before the gbedu start.

Banking, Consumer goods/manufacturing, Construction and...

RabbiDoracle:


Except the good big banks (GUZ)

ZUGaistically proactive and promising !!