DISASTER RECOVERY FAILOVER TEST The Exchange with the untiring aim of ensuring safe, sustainable and continued services delivered on the X-GEN trading platform and other supporting applications, will be holding the first Disaster Recovery (DR) Failover Test for the year 2018 on Saturday, 26th May, 2018 from 10:00 to 15:30. This will include X-NET subscribers, FIX/OMS subscribers, Trading Floor Brokers, NSE Branches, Market Data Vendors (MDVs) and Issuers. This test will achieve a scenario where trading processing is lost in the middle of production and all connections are re-routed from the NSE Headquarters (HQ) to the Disaster Recovery (DR) site. Please confirm the names of your brokers that will be participating in the test and forward their details to our Contact Centre via email at contactcenter@nse.com.ng or call 07002255673 should you have any further enquiries. Also available: informationsecurity@nse.com.ng or 08023088588, 08023186081. We thank you for your unrelenting support. For The Nigerian Stock Exchange NSE Contact Centre

The equity price of Seplat Petroleum Dev. Co. Plc was adjusted today 17th May, 2018 for a dividend of N15.265 as recommended by their board of directors. The last close price was N750.00, hence the ex-div price N734.70.

This is meant for network administrators and you get this message because you are a broker, I don't think you should divulge all information from NSE, this is a routine test. The success of the exercise could be a better information, I may be wrong though but just my thought

OBAGADAFFI:
DISASTER RECOVERY FAILOVER TEST The Exchange with the untiring aim of ensuring safe, sustainable and continued services delivered on the X-GEN trading platform and other supporting applications, will be holding the first Disaster Recovery (DR) Failover Test for the year 2018 on Saturday, 26th May, 2018 from 10:00 to 15:30. This will include X-NET subscribers, FIX/OMS subscribers, Trading Floor Brokers, NSE Branches, Market Data Vendors (MDVs) and Issuers. This test will achieve a scenario where trading processing is lost in the middle of production and all connections are re-routed from the NSE Headquarters (HQ) to the Disaster Recovery (DR) site. Please confirm the names of your brokers that will be participating in the test and forward their details to our Contact Centre via email at contactcenter@nse.com.ng or call 07002255673 should you have any further enquiries. Also available: informationsecurity@nse.com.ng or 08023088588, 08023186081. We thank you for your unrelenting support. For The Nigerian Stock Exchange NSE Contact Centre

Dwizeone:
If a stock keeps going down, please sell and dump that stock, fidelity seems to be prospecting for crude oil, there was a time I was in access, all other stocks kept inching up in price appreciation and this was my trading fund, I had to leave the stock, looking back months after the sentiments of investors about the stock is still the same ...

I thought this is general market issue. What does the bolded mean? Should Fidelity be selling that low? Seems I am not understanding.

This your love for Diamond Bank?? I pray it won't lead you into a deep hole. The bank is badly managed.

Mpeace:
Pple that left diamond yesterday at 1.49 will surely cry next week when they check the price.

Dwizeone:
This is meant for network administrators and you get this message because you are a broker, I don't think you should divulge all information form NSE, this is a routine test. The success of the exercise could be a better information, I may be wrong though but just my thought

I don't think he's entirely wrong. During a scheduled "change", all relevant parties and users should be informed so that there won't be panic should there be failure or loss of "service" within that period.

This is akin to security forces informing the public that there will be a counter-terrorist drill.

My take though.

This is usually done on saturdays for selected players as contained in the information, I just think it is better to pass the success/failure of the test to a public forum and not when the test will be carried out. It's not a biggy though but then some information are sent based on trust and expected to be treated with utmost confidentiality, in any case, the success or failure of the test will not affect trading.

mendes911:


I don't think he's entirely wrong. During a scheduled "change", all relevant parties and users should be informed so that there won't be panic should there be failure or loss of "service" within that period.

This is akin to security forces informing the public that there will be a counter-terrorist drill.

My take though.

Mcy56:


I thought this is general market issue. What does the bolded mean? Should Fidelity be selling that low? Seems I am not understanding.

If you are drilling for oil, you constantly drill downwards. This is a way of saying that it is going downwards.

Consistently breaking lower

Mcy56:


I thought this is general market issue. What does the bolded mean? Should Fidelity be selling that low? Seems I am not understanding.

Over 150million units traded on Zenith! The bull is upon us

If you are targeting Transcorp begin buying

Dwizeone:
This is usually done on saturdays for selected players as contained in the information, I just think it is better to pass the success/failure of the test to a public forum and not when the test will be carried out. It's not a biggy though but then some information are sent based on trust and expected to be treated with confidentiality, in any case, the success or failure of the test will not affect trading.

House, why is CCNN on full offer?

aremso:





House, why is CCNN on full offer?

Nothing last forever. After bulls, comes suya!

RabbiDoracle:
If you are drilling for oil, you constantly drill downwards. This is a way of saying that it is going downwards.

Oh! Really! I dont even think towards that side
Thanks boss.

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Nothing last forever. After bulls, comes suya![/quo

Dwizeone:
Consistently breaking lower

I thought they are eying oil block now
Do you think it can still go much lower?

Who understands how the corporate bond market works in Nigeria? Is it open to only institutional investors? Is there a secondary market for these bonds? If so how liquid is the market? Any upcoming bond issuance or prospectus of a recently issued corporate bond?

I will appreciate some information folks. Thanks.

cornwall:
Over 150million units traded on Zenith! The bull is upon us

If you are targeting Transcorp begin buying

Very possible. Oando is gone already.

The market is generally bearish and undecided so, let's leave it at the discretion of the Market, if the bearish trend continues, then there is no respite. There is no positive sentiment atm

Mcy56:

I thought they are eying oil block now
Do you think it can still go much lower?

Someone or somepeople always wait towards close of market to crash transcorp price.

Dont do it today o.

Im watching you

Message from Prophet Utuocha:

Grandpapa Bear Bear shall be upon NSE by next week. After that, that much awaited bull will take over.

Dwizeone:
The market is generally bearish and undecided so, let's leave it at the discretion of the Market, if the bearish trend continues, then there is no respite. There is no positive sentiment atm

Issokay. I dont expect it to go lower than 2.20 sha but let's keep watching.

PETERiCHY:


Some bargain Hunters comfortably boarded @ Sub #10:90k today another round tripping loading.....


*ThE OcToPuS*

weldone peter. your entry don send DF on full offer. journey to 7 started

samzepaparazi:
Someone or somepeople always wait towards close of market to crash transcorp price.

Dont do it today o.

Im watching you

Are you warning CP?

Oya, Come and be going

Mcy56:

Issokay. I dont expect it to go lower than 2.20 sha but let's keep watching.

Madam, this market doesn't have Mercy sometimes ooo... Once upon a time, Fidelity bank traded at 78 kobo.

So impossible is nothing.

RabbiDoracle:
Madam, this market doesn't have Mercy sometimes ooo... Once upon a time, Fidelity bank traded at 78 kobo. So impossible is nothing.

You are right Sir. Even 68 kobo
It cant get to that sha but the more it goes down, the more it creates avenue for more profit when bulls appears.

Well, let's watch, we are all spectators with vested interests

Mcy56:

Issokay. I dont expect it to go lower than 2.20 sha but let's keep watching.

Dwizeone:
This is meant for network administrators and you get this message because you are a broker, I don't think you should divulge all information from NSE, this is a routine test. The success of the exercise could be a better information, I may be wrong though but just my thought

The NSE is simply telling investors/traders that they are improving the trading system.

At times it is better we read well before jumping into conclusion.


this will include X-NET subscribers, FIX/OMS subscribers, Trading Floor Brokers, NSE Branches, Market Data Vendors (MDVs) and Issuers. This test will achieve a scenario where trading processing is lost in the middle of production and all connections are re-routed from the NSE Headquarters (HQ) to the Disaster Recovery (DR) site.


Most regular traders on NSEMPA have experienced technical issue with Morgan,Meristram, Leadcapial and other brokers.

Dwizeone:
Well, let's watch, we are all spectators with vested interests

Uhmmm, so sayeth the Mattress Gang Secretary General

Anyone know why Dangote flour invested over N5billion in Motor Vehicles & Truck in 2017?
And what Assets is under construction that they spent over N2.7billion on in 2017?

aremso:





House, why is CCNN on full offer?

Because it was once on full bid, that's market, over price.

Chibuking81:

Because it was once on full bid, that's market, over price.

I give you A1 in Market-volatility 101