Cancelled

Earnestly waiting for Olam's Crown Flourmills listing in nsem.
CCNN ordinary shares of 50k, come February next year.

OakPearl:


Yayira, oya leave oil come oh, your food don done.

That food don done since and some how I’m happy one person holds major share.. let me see how it will crash to 15

pluto09:



DC produces more than 30MT and the market values it at N2.4trillion.
WAPCO is 10MT and the market values it at N224billion.
OBU will be 8MT and they valued it at N1.2trillion.

When Obu is eventually listed,Mr market will place it where it belongs. That overvaluation can not stand for long.

A word is enough for the wise!!!

Oracle weytin happen to our bull ?
The one your TA saw and the one I saw in my dream lol..
That bull must show face oo

TraDeRR:
Oracle weytin happen to our bull ?
The one your TA saw and the one I saw in my dream lol..
That bull must show face oo

GTB closed above N30 today. That is a good sign for the bull

pluto09:



DC produces more than 30MT and the market values it at N2.4trillion.
WAPCO is 10MT and the market values it at N224billion.
OBU will be 8MT and they valued it at N1.2trillion.

When Obu is eventually listed,Mr market will place it where it belongs. That overvaluation can not stand for long.

That is the KOKO.

40m at N1 per share of OBU gave rise to this N1,465. This has been restructured to 20.1b. This will translate to N2.93 per share. I am surprised at this until I see the financials.

Heishere:


The analysis was done using 2018 financials of both company. Going by that financials, CCNN is not more profitable than OBU. Infact EPS of OBU is N1,465 in 2018 compared to CCNN of 0.44k.

OBU is not acquiring CCNN. They are both owned by the same person. They are simply merging the two together. The price was calculated from the cumulative figures after the merger

You will make good money Sir. Just be patient. Do not take us too seriously, the majority of us here are experts at analysis paralysis.

Heishere:


The table comparing the two financials could not be pasted here.

Anyway I'm in already at N15. If I die I die

Olam is listing? any link.

Toluway:
Earnestly waiting for Olam's Crown Flourmills listing in nsem.
CCNN ordinary shares of #50, come February next year.

Heishere:


The table comparing the two financials could not be pasted here.

Anyway I'm in already at N15. If I die I die

*Modified

TraDeRR:
Oracle weytin happen to our bull ?
The one your TA saw and the one I saw in my dream lol..
That bull must show face oo

When bull comes, people don't usually believe it. They watch if it is a bull trap until price gets so high and people will start to chase it. They price so high in the process.

It is going slow and steady now. Soon it will pick up.

Let's see how December goes.

With most stocks (charts) turned upwards and staying above the kumo, it is a good sign.

Banks have all gone above the kumo on the daily. The weekly is gradually being cleared by some banks.

We will keep watching the strength of the bull.

chillykelly86:


Please can you send it via WhatsApp 0809 374 3925? Thanks in advance

Here you go. Line 3 - 6 is in billions

FY 18 CCNN OBU Enlarged OBU
Energy Coal & LPFO Gas Gas, Coal & LPFO
shares 13,143,502 40,000 33,864,354
Revenue 31,721,962 87,290,610. 119,012,572
EBIT. 7,874,575 35,149,843 43,024,418
PAT 5,731,320 58,585,867 64,317,187
COGS per ton (N) (23,592) (19,727) (20,757)
Gross margin 45% 54% 51%
EPS (N) 0.44 1,465 1.90
ROE. 2% 68% 15%
Debt to Capital 0.16% 4% 0.93%
BVPS (N) 25.37 2,150.37 12.39
P/B (x) 0.65 0.01 1.32
P/E (x) 37.61 0.01 8.63

rebekah2011:
You will make good money Sir. Just be patient. Do not take us too seriously, the majority of us here are experts at analysis paralysis.

pluto09:


GTB closed above N30 today. That is a good sign for the bull

This one will run fast.

The market seems to have kept the best appreciation for the last day of November. E go be like say dem do meeting.

#iparapoism

Mpeace:
The problem is not the listing price. Rather, it is "the scheme of the arrangement". What amount of the new entity would be given to ccnn shareholders,
...and what happens after listing, given the 35billion OS.
Remember that wapco is a bigger cement company than the new entity, yet market has left wapco at 14. So do the maths

You hammered the two problems with the deal. The arrangement provides for the exchange of a disproportionately high quantity of ccnn shares for one share of Obu. I am no longer sure of the exact figure but it like 516 ccnn for one obu share. Death of a promising stock.

rebekah2011:
Olam is listing? any link.

Just hopping they woul list. I think the Flourmill is too big not to list.

[quote author=Mcy56 post=84437610]
Some cross deals witnessed in Glaxosmith this morning and at day's high, 6.25 (previos close was 5.70)
I dont know what that means, but just to update you in case you want to keep eye on it. [/quote

Just last night I did a search of Nsempa of gsk/Glaxosmith and I found out that it was long ago in January 2018 that the stock was discussed in any details by members. Since this stock is one of the few blue chips that have not rallied with the current bull, I wish that our gurus will analyses and comment on the stock. How sweet will it be if the lots of Ogg, cp, rebekah, loco,rugged, oracle and others can let us have the benefit of their views of this stock.

RabbiDoracle:


When bull comes, people don't usually believe it. They watch if it is a bull trap until price gets so high and people will start to chase it. They price so high in the process.

It is going slow and steady now. Soon it will pick up.
Let's see how December goes.
With most stocks (charts) turned upwards and staying above the kumo, it is a good sign.
Banks have all gone above the kumo on the daily. The weekly is gradually being cleared by some banks.
We will keep watching the strength of the bull.

we stay firm above the cloud
some golden crosses also (bullish)
shallow pull backs on low volume in bullish favour
prices rejecting weekly lows
all looking set into dec week 1 leg

Mcy56:

My dear it's idea I have.
You;ll have to go to the first pages of this thread and read so you can get a grasp of what investing in Stocks is all about.
Thereafter, you'll open a trading account with a stockbroker , fund it and start trading. Morgan Capital recommended.
Always feel free to ask questions on what you dont understand here.
Dont be too forward or take rash decision, read financial/investment books and always follow this thread..........and, you are good to go.

thanks

PETERiCHY:


This time around you MISFIRED .

UACN successfully raised N16.4billion via right issue at N16 per share which was just enlisted in March 2018.

With the latest UNBUNDLING of UACN ,UPDC and REITS. there are more VALUE to UNLOCK come APRIL 2020.

For instance if you have 1million units of UACN you will be ENTILLED to roughly 600k units of UPDC and roughly 300kunits of REITS.

At this stage UACN doesn't fit in as a JIJO STOCK but a STOCK but a stock that will give HUGE CAPITAL APPRECIATION cum DIVIDENDS.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

*ThE OcToPuS*

https://investadvocate.com.ng/2018/03/07/uacn-lists-960-4m-rights-shares/

very bullish order flow

fxuser:
Uacn
- pull back found support, held above N6 all last week to close 6.20
- order flow looks positive
- seems we have a higher low on the big TF (uptrend behaviour)
- expect higher weekly close

#SwingBuy

update
- golden cross loading ,d 50-ema catching up to dat 200-ema very quickly
- 3 white weekly godogodo
- very good positive structure, retest of yr highs loading

Heishere:


Here you go. Line 3 - 6 is in billions

FY 18 CCNN OBU Enlarged OBU
Energy Coal & LPFO Gas Gas, Coal & LPFO
shares 13,143,502 40,000 33,864,354
Revenue 31,721,962 87,290,610. 119,012,572
EBIT. 7,874,575 35,149,843 43,024,418
PAT 5,731,320 58,585,867 64,317,187
COGS per ton (N) (23,592) (19,727) (20,757)
Gross margin 45% 54% 51%
EPS (N) 0.44 1,465 1.90
ROE. 2% 68% 15%
Debt to Capital 0.16% 4% 0.93%
BVPS (N) 25.37 2,150.37 12.39
P/B (x) 0.65 0.01 1.32
P/E (x) 37.61 0.01 8.63

wow very intresting

courage89:
UBA shares was suspended to effectively restructure the organization and to spin off some of the subsidiaries that does not align with UBA's core business. Those subsidiaries are;
1. Africa Prudential Registra Plc,
2. Afriland Properties Plc
3. UBA Capital Plc

As they come back to business now, you will still retain your 10,000 units of UBA Plc.
Also, if you've purchased your shares before December 31st 2012, you will own part of those spin off companies as well. Your new shares will be in the order below;

1. UBA Plc = 10,000 units
2. Africa Prudential Registra Plc = 303 units
3. Afriland Properties Plc = 303 Units
4. UBA Capital Plc = 1212 Units

This is based on UBA ratio of 33:1:1:4

is there a chart or page u were able to read these? please what is unit?

Heishere:


The table comparing the two financials could not be pasted here.

Anyway I'm in already at N15. If I die I die

I wish you good luck, you are better off buying Lafarge or Dangcem at their current prices.

OLAJADON:
is there a chart or page u were able to read these? please what is unit?

Bia, this is not the kind of elementary questions expected and even all the way from 2012.
By the time you reach 2015, we wouldn't have more pages left here again nau. Lol.
It's true you know no jack about this biz but I'll suggest you keep a pen and book beside you and be writing your questions down, as you read further you'll be getting answers to some of the questions by yourself. Some of the early guys were not even here again and those here may be too busy to attend to your questions.
You can however still ask but ask much more important ones.
Anyway, for the questions asked here, Units is the number of pieces or shares purchased. E.g. if you buy 100 oranges at 10naira per one, you pay N1,000 to the seller sheybi. Relate this to buying shares too.
The second question, all those datas/info are available on relevant websites such as company websites, Nigeria Stock Exchange, with the analysts, and all that. Financial books of each coys are made public and can be analysed by individuals/the gurus.
Think I tried.

Mcy56:

Bia, this is not the kind of elementary questions expected and even all the way from 2012.
By the time you reach 2015, we wouldn't have more pages left here again nau. Lol.
It's true you know no jack about this biz but I'll suggest you keep a pen and book beside you and be writing your questions down, as you read further you'll be getting answers to some of the questions by yourself. Some of the early guys were not even here again and those here may be too busy to attend to your questions.
You can however still ask but ask much more important ones.
Anyway, for the questions asked here, Units is the number of pieces or shares purchased. E.g. if you buy 100 oranges at 10naira per one, you pay N1,000 to the seller sheybi. Relate this to buying shares too.
The second question, all those datas/info are available on relevant websites such as company websites, Nigeria Stock Exchange, with the analysts, and all that. Financial books of each coys are made public and can be analysed by individuals/the gurus.
Think I tried.

u tried thanks

[quote author=emmanuelewumi post=84461392]

I wish you good luck, you are better off buying Lafarge or Dangcem at their current prices.

[/quote

Boss I no get liver reach for Dangote cement. Lafarge is on my radar

Mcy56:

Bia, this is not the kind of elementary questions expected and even all the way from 2012.
By the time you reach 2015, we wouldn't have more pages left here again nau. Lol.
It's true you know no jack about this biz but I'll suggest you keep a pen and book beside you and be writing your questions down, as you read further you'll be getting answers to some of the questions by yourself. Some of the early guys were not even here again and those here may be too busy to attend to your questions.
You can however still ask but ask much more important ones.
Anyway, for the questions asked here, Units is the number of pieces or shares purchased. E.g. if you buy 100 oranges at 10naira per one, you pay N1,000 to the seller sheybi. Relate this to buying shares too.
The second question, all those datas/info are available on relevant websites such as company websites, Nigeria Stock Exchange, with the analysts, and all that. Financial books of each coys are made public and can be analysed by individuals/the gurus.
Think I tried.

Please don't be annoyed if I am not able to scroll through the over 5 thousand pages of the trend.
1) How are you able to know the best stock for u to buy and sell and when to buy and sell?
2) Like forex because I have little knowledge of it, are there also strategies used in stock exchange?
3) Also someone posted a question of if he can start with as low as #5,000 but I didn't see any reply
4) On a trend(can't remember the specific one) someone was talking about chaka, wealth.ng, I-invest, afrinvest that they are use to buy and sell stock so I decided to google chaka but the issue is how do I know when to buy and sell and which of them is the best u recommend?

OLAJADON:

Please don't be annoyed if I am not able to scroll through the over 5 thousand pages of the trend.
1) How are you able to know the best stock for u to buy and sell and when to buy and sell?
2) Like forex because I have little knowledge of it, are there also strategies used in stock exchange?
3) Also someone posted a question of if he can start with as low as #5,000 but I didn't see any reply
4) On a trend(can't remember the specific one) someone was talking about chaka, wealth.ng, I-invest, afrinvest that they are use to buy and sell stock so I decided to google chaka but the issue is how do I know when to buy and sell and which of them is the best u recommend?

This guy is on a long thing. Even Jesus fit no know the answer to your question let alone us humans

The coy had sold its juicy unit to Suntory Beverages. The coy plan to hand over the production of most of its products to Fidson healthcare in the next few years. GSK has made its future plans known that it is a candidate for delisting. Buying its shares for anyone will just be to cash out like DFM. [quote author=BAMOFIN1 post=84452196][/quote]

Heishere:


Here you go. Line 3 - 6 is in billions

FY 18 CCNN OBU Enlarged OBU
Energy Coal & LPFO Gas Gas, Coal & LPFO
shares 13,143,502 40,000 33,864,354
Revenue 31,721,962 87,290,610. 119,012,572
EBIT. 7,874,575 35,149,843 43,024,418
PAT 5,731,320 58,585,867 64,317,187
COGS per ton (N) (23,592) (19,727) (20,757)
Gross margin 45% 54% 51%
EPS (N) 0.44 1,465 1.90
ROE. 2% 68% 15%
Debt to Capital 0.16% 4% 0.93%
BVPS (N) 25.37 2,150.37 12.39
P/B (x) 0.65 0.01 1.32
P/E (x) 37.61 0.01 8.63

Thanks a lot. This is very helpful.

Safe journey to those on the bus.