locodemy:


Greenwich securities ltd via my tradebook.Just open an acct with them and enjoy comprehensive platform and quality services.

See their email to me when I opened acct with them below.......

Kindly be informed that our brokerage commission on trades done via mytradebook is 0.75%. please see table below for all charges on trades done via mytradebook.

brokerage commission

0.75%

SEC fee

0.3%

NSE fee

0.3%


CSCS fee

0.3%

stamp duty

0.075%

CSCS ALERT

4.00


If you need cheaper brokerage charges,go for Morgan.

Sell and usually higher than buy. If buy is 1.35%, sell will be in the 1.65% range. because of additional fees (VAT for cscs, sec and NSE)

nna777:


Sell and usually higher than buy. If buy is 1.35%, sell will be in the 1.65% range. because of additional fees (VAT for cscs, sec and NSE)

No,the table of fees I posted above is not complete.I edited it because I use mobile phone to post.Try to see if you will understand it as I repost the original.Buy is a total of 1.13 or thereabout while sell a total of 1.35.




Kindly be informed that our brokerage commission on trades done via mytradebook is 0.75%. please see table below for all charges on trades done via mytradebook.





buy

sell

VAT

brokerage commission

0.75%

0.75%

5% of brokerage commission

SEC fee

0.3%

0

0

NSE fee

0

0.3%

5% of NSE fee

CSCS fee

0

0.3%

5% of CSCS fee

stamp duty

0.075%

0.075%

0

CSCS ALERT

4.00

4.00

5% of CSCS alert

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No,the table of fees I posted above is not complete.I edited it because I use mobile phone to post.Try to see if you will understand it as I repost the original.Buy is a total of 1.13 or thereabout while sell a total of 1.35.

Alright sir, thank you. I thought that both buy and sell were 1.35%. How much is Morgan capital for both buy and sell transactions?

Nigeria’s Revenue to GDP Ratio Hits 8%, Targets 15% 2023
https://businesspost.ng/economy/nigerias-revenue-to-gdp-ratio-hits-8-targets-15-2023/

LCFE Picks Ecobank for Seamless Trade Settlement Across Africa
https://businesspost.ng/economy/lcfe-picks-ecobank-for-seamless-trade-settlement-across-africa/

Stanbic IBTC Honours Employees at Special Event
https://businesspost.ng/jobs/stanbic-ibtc-honours-employees-at-special-event/

Edo Vows to Flush Out Thugs to Attract Investors
https://businesspost.ng/economy/edo-vows-to-flush-out-thugs-to-attract-investors/

CBN Injects $325.5m into Retail Market SMIS
https://businesspost.ng/economy/cbn-injects-325-5m-into-retail-market-smis/

Oil Prices Fall After Earlier Rise Friday on Economic Slowdown in China
https://businesspost.ng/economy/oil-prices-fall-after-earlier-rise-friday-on-economic-slowdown-in-china/

NASD OTC Closes Week With Key Parameters in Red
https://businesspost.ng/economy/nasd-otc-closes-week-with-key-parameters-in-red/

Naira Weakens Against Euro, Sterling at Parallel Market Friday
https://businesspost.ng/economy/naira-weakens-against-euro-sterling-at-parallel-market-friday/

swilo:


I am ready.

swilo almost all what’s on the USB is on babypip.com.. Even what I’m using mostly for my entries I learnt from BBM..
lol but my brother, make I ask you something, you no like your sleep?

mendes911:


Oracle Himself, if I didn't know you very well, would have called you a learner (but we are all learners though).

There wasn't any panic today naaa. Take Zenith for example, that was a case of a single seller offloading at #17.

Have you forgotten your narrative about Janet and drowning. Well, I think Janet took the first gulp of water today. We will know more soon.

I could also be very wrong but am sure we haven't witnessed any panic dumping of stocks yet. Imagine what will happen after Q3 result would have all been released? Let me stop sounding so negative shaa.

I think Janet is around January - February o.

We should witness a skyscraper-type of price run

It will be called "igi gogoro ma gun mi l'oju".

RabbiDoracle:


I think Janet is around January - February o.

We should witness a skyscraper-type of price run

It will be called "igi gogoro ma gun mi l'oju".

Oga Oracle bulls build up
Wave 5 cannot just emerge from nowhere

THIS IS THE TIME TO BE AN INVESTOR
Going through the long term charts for the NSE index and 30 capitalised companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, this is the time to invest and not being a trader. The index likely to fall a bit further (especially to the highlighted area on NSE chart), this will be a "fanimourous" level to start looking for dividend paying stocks and invest for long term.


PLAN YOUR TRADES AND TRADE YOUR PLANS

Watch Out for UBA Reversal Between 5.49 - 5.55
UBA stock price might have fallen from its high 13.50 to its recent low at 5.40. With the recent Swing High and now declining, the stock could be telling a story of its readiness to begin another uptrend. If 5.49 - 5.55 level is violated, then 5.18 should be investor's delights.

As I mentioned earlier in my post, this is a time to romance the market and not run away...

PLAN YOUR TRADES AND TRADE YOUR PLANS

Recessions don't come out of the blue, they are created by poorly thought out policies.
This picture was taken from the Jigawa side of Nigeria/Niger border. Those matresses you see were made by vitafoam, one of the longest surviving industrial companies in Nigeria. Our own government's policy is blocking export of these mattresses.
Vitafoam has several hundred employees, distributors and others like this truck driver that depend on transporting Vitafoam products for their livelihood.
In 2018, the company - sold N17 billion worth of products - paid over N1 billion as salaries and benefits - Borrowed N5b from banks and paid N1.2 billion to Nigerian banks that financed their operation - paid N220m tax to FGN - paid N260m as dividend to shareholders.
If these closures continue, Vitafoam will have to scale down their operation. Staffs might be laid off, distributors and resellers will feel the crunch. Banks will have bad loans on their books and shareholders will have less dividends to spend or... COPIED

onegentleguy:
Recessions don't come out of the blue, they are created by poorly thought out policies.
This picture was taken from the Jigawa side of Nigeria/Niger border. Those matresses you see were made by vitafoam, one of the longest surviving industrial companies in Nigeria. Our own government's policy is blocking export of these mattresses.
Vitafoam has several hundred employees, distributors and others like this truck driver that depend on transporting Vitafoam products for their livelihood.
In 2018, the company - sold N17 billion worth of products - paid over N1 billion as salaries and benefits - Borrowed N5b from banks and paid N1.2 billion to Nigerian banks that financed their operation - paid N220m tax to FGN - paid N260m as dividend to shareholders.
If these closures continue, Vitafoam will have to scale down their operation. Staffs might be laid off, distributors and resellers will feel the crunch. Banks will have bad loans on their books and shareholders will have less dividends to spend or... COPIED

This here, is why I always advice folks to always apply 'common sense' while investing.
What I call realism investing. ...sentiment from economic factors driven by the difference between a company's potential(fundamental health) and surrounding risk at any given time(risk return in view)

At the moment, it makes sense to look in on the make-up of the 2020 BUDGET(at the back of the run-off from that of 2019) with the present feasible surrounding risk(border closure/environmental challenges, seasonal changes, cost impact, magt direction), and benchmark it against ur target coys fundamental stance over the same timeframe, before investing in them.
When u apply that, u would see that this may not be the best time to align with coys like VITAFOAM.
Similarly, this may not also be be the best time to align with coys in the oil & gas sector. The only exception for us is FORTE OIL and CONOIL given their current price(risk-return from the value behind the price)

In one of my past article, I had given a practical guide with one sure way to go about 'realism investing'.
U may wish to read through using the link below;
https://www.booksie.com/595806-value-investing-the-sentimental-way

Looking at the budget, it makes sense to align more with coys in the BANKING, CONSUMER GOODS(fmcgs) and HEALTH sector.
With the 1st, there is no doubt that the governments 'all-touching' quest to drive revenue and fund deficit from increasing cost(including debt) would likely spur a higher rate environment(from higher risk premium) which banks can tap from.
Although the CBNs recent LDR brouhaha means that risk-return should contract and drive slightly lower(YoY to 2020) as AsQ(asset quality) carry a little more risk with it... however, banks that have put in place some HEDGE MECHANISM to support higher interests income against expense should feel less heat over the same period(YE 2020 in view)
On that note, I like ACCESS, FCMB, UBA, ZENITH, FIDELITY and GTB in that order, giving their current mkt prices.

Elsewhere, the increasing quest to spur growth by beefing up credit to the real sector and the recent border closure is a strong POSITIVE for coys in the CONSUMER GOODS and HEALTH sector.
Again, the exclusion of tax return on coys in the sector with the 2020 budget is another boost and support for a likely growth in RoIC, AsY and EM for all stakeholders.
Specifically, the gov't has exempted goods in the cosumer(key food commodities chain), pharmaceutical and educational sector from its 2020 VAT collection pool.
Analysing this line and a few other pivotal factors, I like UACN, FLOURMILLS, OKOMU OIL/PRESCO(with preference for the 1st), DANGOTE SUGAR, FIDSON, MAY & BAKER and NEIMETH.
With the last(neimeth), chosen because of the value behind the current price.(MoS from risk-return peg in view)

Contrarily, I'd prefer to avoid coys like PZ and CADBURY for now. ...particularly the former.
Elsewhere, safe for DANGOTE CEMENT and LARFAGE WAPCO where risk-return will likely deliver sparing margin, I also believe that company's in the industrial and construction business segment might likely witness contracting earnings given the government's decreasing YoY budgetary consideration(allocation) to CAPEX spend and the country's worrying debt stance. ...a hint to this can be infered from the government's print of its medium term expenditure framework(MTEF)
...on this line, I'll prefer to thread cautiously with a coy like JULIUS BERGER.

NOTE: NOT to be infered to as any sought of recommendation. ...following ur instinct should still take higher precedence ahead of this post !!

From an investing perspective, this here is a negative for both telecom companies.(earnings drive in view)
Impact will however be more felt with GLOBACOM than AIRTEL.

On a side note, I believe that the latter is still overpriced(MoS from risk-return in view) following its recent listing on the exchange.

For several good reasons, we still prefer MTN in this sector. ...that said, we would only look to align @ a 30-45% discount from current market price.

It is well.

US PEACE TEAM TO VISIT ISRAEL BY END OF MONTH

https://www.nairaland.com/3560501/holineness-righteousness-revival-messages-bible

REFLECTIONS...
There is, and always will be more happiness in GIVING than there is in receiving !!

God bless you

onegentleguy:
From an investing perspective, this here is a negative for both telecom companies.(earnings drive in view)
Impact will however be more felt with GLOBACOM than AIRTEL.

On a side note, I believe that the latter is still overpriced(MoS from risk-return in view) following its recent listing on the exchange.

For several good reasons, we still prefer MTN in this sector. ...that said, we would only look to align @ a 30-45% discount from current market price.

It is well.

It is just a matter of time, the effect of xenophobia will take its toll on the earnings of MTN. Many Nigerians have moved away from their network to other network.

Guys we have this Tech Startup and we are looking for investors... Angel Investors and or Venture Capitalists

We are just a typical example of power of naija

kolaish:
It is just a matter of time, the effect of xenophobia will take its toll on the earnings of MTN. Many Nigerians have moved away from their network to other network.

The effect of xenophobia can only take a hugh toll on mtns business if a very high ranking Nigerian in Givernment makes an unguided pronouncement....,,The south africans have already done the necessary damage control..........Mtn knows this business far better than their competitors......It is very hard to just give up ur number of 10-15years because of xenophobia that does not have any close relation to you.....I guess u might be doing this from an mtn subscribed line......If u port from mtn, who will you move to, is it glo? When u hear about how Adenuga treat staffs, u will weep for Nigeria abi na Airtel....... Indian Combuburation....... My dear the grass is greener in the other side until u move over there

Don’t panic , no Nigerian bank is distressed… Emefiele

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/no-nigerian-bank-is-distressed-cbn-governor-emefiele/amp/

RUN

Godisfaithful:
Don’t panic , no Nigerian bank is distressed… Emefiele

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/no-nigerian-bank-is-distressed-cbn-governor-emefiele/amp/

RUN

I have been trying to guess the seven banks that failed the stress test, so far I am sure of the following 4:
1, Unity Bank
2, Polaris Bank
3, Heritage Bank
4, Keystone Bank

Something tells me the following banks may complete the list:
5, FBNH
6, WEMA Bank
7, UNION Bank

Na my list be that, what's yours

Mpeace:
I have been trying to guess the seven banks that failed the stress test, so far I am sure of the following 4:
1, Unity Bank
2, Polaris Bank
3, Heritage Bank
4, Keystone Bank

Something tells me the following banks may complete the list:
5, FBNH
6, WEMA Bank
7, UNION Bank

Na my list be that, what's yours

This is the bank i think is safe at the moment...

Zenith
GTBank
UBA
Stanbic
Access ?

The rest just playing lol. People should just watch closely because thing is not rosy at the moment for all these banks

Mpeace:
I have been trying to guess the seven banks that failed the stress test, so far I am sure of the following 4:
1, Unity Bank
2, Polaris Bank
3, Heritage Bank
4, Keystone Bank

Something tells me the following banks may complete the list:
5, FBNH
6, WEMA Bank
7, UNION Bank

Na my list be that, what's yours

So seven banks failed stress test?
CBN don add sand sand for banks this week Lol

maishai:


The effect of xenophobia can only take a hugh toll on mtns business if a very high ranking Nigerian in Givernment makes an unguided pronouncement....,,The south africans have already done the necessary damage control..........Mtn knows this business far better than their competitors......It is very hard to just give up ur number of 10-15years because of xenophobia that does not have any close relation to you.....I guess u might be doing this from an mtn subscribed line......If u port from mtn, who will you move to, is it glo? When u hear about how Adenuga treat staffs, u will weep for Nigeria abi na Airtel....... Indian Combuburation....... My dear the grass is greener in the other side until u move over there

My brother since 3 years ago wey I port from MTN to Airtel I dey enjoy my peace.
You never can tell.
No issues with your assertion though.
Just saying.

Godisfaithful:
Don’t panic , no Nigerian bank is distressed… Emefiele

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/no-nigerian-bank-is-distressed-cbn-governor-emefiele/amp/

RUN

...where you dey run go, when almost all stocks dey for bottom.

Agbalowomeri:


So seven banks failed stress test?
CBN don add sand sand for banks this week Lol

My dear NO SHAKING at all !!
If u hold the six of ACCESS, FCMB, UBA, ZENITH, FIDELITY and GTB, just HOLD and RELAX with all peace of mind.
But if u won't, pls SELL. ...some of us still have enough 'sharpened cutlases' at the side line waiting to gulp more !!

Some people eye go soon clear !!

onegentleguy:


This here, is why I always advice folks to always apply 'common sense' while investing.
What I call realism investing. ...sentiment from economic factors driven by the difference between a company's potential(fundamental health) and surrounding risk at any given time(risk return in view)

At the moment, it makes sense to look in on the make-up of the 2020 BUDGET(at the back of the run-off from that of 2019) with the present feasible surrounding risk(border closure/environmental challenges, seasonal changes, cost impact, magt direction), and benchmark it against ur target coys fundamental stance over the same timeframe, before investing in them.
When u apply that, u would see that this may not be the best time to align with coys like VITAFOAM.
Similarly, this may not also be be the best time to align with coys in the oil & gas sector. The only exception for us is FORTE OIL and CONOIL given their current price(risk-return from the value behind the price)

In one of my past article, I had given a practical guide with one sure way to go about 'realism investing'.
U may wish to read through using the link below;
https://www.booksie.com/595806-value-investing-the-sentimental-way

Looking at the budget, it makes sense to align more with coys in the BANKING, CONSUMER GOODS(fmcgs) and HEALTH sector.
With the 1st, there is no doubt that the governments 'all-touching' quest to drive revenue and fund deficit from increasing cost(including debt) would likely spur a higher rate environment(from higher risk premium) which banks can tap from.
Although the CBNs recent LDR brouhaha means that risk-return should contract and drive slightly lower(YoY to 2020) as AsQ(asset quality) carry a little more risk with it... however, banks that have put in place some HEDGE MECHANISM to support higher interests income against expense should feel less heat over the same period(YE 2020 in view)
On that note, I like ACCESS, FCMB, UBA, ZENITH, FIDELITY and GTB in that order, giving their current mkt prices.

Elsewhere, the increasing quest to spur growth by beefing up credit to the real sector and the recent border closure is a strong POSITIVE for coys in the CONSUMER GOODS and HEALTH sector.
Again, the exclusion of tax return on coys in the sector with the 2020 budget is another boost and support for a likely growth in RoIC, AsY and EM for all stakeholders.
Specifically, the gov't has exempted goods in the cosumer(key food commodities chain), pharmaceutical and educational sector from its 2020 VAT collection pool.
Analysing this line and a few other pivotal factors, I like UACN, FLOURMILLS, OKOMU OIL/PRESCO(with preference for the 1st), DANGOTE SUGAR, FIDSON, MAY & BAKER and NEIMETH.
With the last(neimeth), chosen because of the value behind the current price.(MoS from risk-return peg in view)

Contrarily, I'd prefer to avoid coys like PZ and CADBURY for now. ...particularly the former.
Elsewhere, safe for DANGOTE CEMENT and LARFAGE WAPCO where risk-return will likely deliver sparing margin, I also believe that company's in the industrial and construction business segment might likely witness contracting earnings given the government's decreasing YoY budgetary consideration(allocation) to CAPEX spend and the country's worrying debt stance. ...a hint to this can be infered from the government's print of its medium term expenditure framework(MTEF)
...on this line, I'll prefer to thread cautiously with a coy like JULIUS BERGER.

NOTE: NOT to be infered to as any sought of recommendation. ...following ur instinct should still take higher precedence ahead of this post !!

Thanks once again for this insightful and detailed info guide.

Peeps, I am yet to receive my Fidelity 2018 dividend. Seems I'm the only one in the boat?

LET ALL WHO THINK THAT MAN DIE GO, READ THIS MESSAGE.

https://www.nairaland.com/3560501/holineness-righteousness-revival-messages-bible/26#83328090

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/27811_UNITED_CAPITAL_PLC_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_OCTOBER_2019.pdf

UCAP Q3...

Please have NAHCO released their half year 2019 result. I have checked NSE corporate disclosure section and nothing on NAHCO shows.
Any info is highly appreciated.

Nigeriaunited60:
Please have NAHCO released their half year 2019 result. I have checked NSE corporate disclosure section and nothing on NAHCO shows.
Any info is highly appreciated.

http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/26918_NIGERIAN_AVIATION_HANDLING_COMPANY_PLC_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JULY_2019.pdf

There you go!

If you have stocks/shares but you cannot find any documents or certificates relating to them. I can help you to carryout search on such stocks and revalidat any bonus/dividends accrued to them over the period of time.