arduino:
JAIZ Magic........

Lol. Not doing badly. Strong support at 0.65

millennium2012:
Meristem projected UPP of GSK to be 86% from the CP. With a strong buy Recommendations.

Caveat: DD still applies.

The Ogas of the house may still throw more light to it.

They want to offload their kaya and japaa....

Wapco back to 15naira...
UBA, Zee taking some dose of "Bullmycine Capsule" ......copyright: Yok

That also could be true. In the other hand, most of their Recommendations do come out +ve.

DD applies please.

Coolcash1:


They want to offload their kaya and japaa....

MTN and dangcem dey vex today.

PharmAlfred:


Access Bank insiders now want to buy. You know what that means. Grab your copy.

Looks like insider trading to me.

lafencer:



Looks like insider trading to me.

investment department might just contribute more to their bottom line

Mcy56:
MTN and dangcem dey vex today.

E be like say na only those two companies come market today

Issa misery

The IRONY is time will come when those that left the market too early will look back and see that most equities has gain 50% and above from their exit prices

They will be tempted to come back and they will get dumped on.

My candid advice if you are still in the market stay focus it's a long jolly ride.

If you have left enjoy your loot, keep your advice and leave us with the bear.

We are surely making suya meat with it

*ThE OcToPuS*

Just one page since market open?

What is happening?

Are people not euphoric anymore?

PETERiCHY:
The IRONY is time will come when those that left the market too early will look back and see that most equities has gain 50% and above from their exit prices

They will be tempted to come back and they will get dumped on.

My candid advice if you are still in the market stay focus it's a long jolly ride.

If you have left enjoy your loot, keep your advice and leave us with the bear.

We are surely making suya meat with it

*ThE OcToPuS*

Peteru, I didn’t leave the market fully. I am still in but only reduced my portfolio by 50% for other investments....

RabbiDoracle:
Just one page since market open?

What is happening?

Are people not euphoric anymore?

Still trying to study today’s direction of mr market...

PETERiCHY:
The IRONY is time will come when those that left the market too early will look back and see that most equities has gain 50% and above from their exit prices

They will be tempted to come back and they will get dumped on.

My candid advice if you are still in the market stay focus it's a long jolly ride.

If you have left enjoy your loot, keep your advice and leave us with the bear.

We are surely making suya meat with it

*ThE OcToPuS*

Experience people cannot attempt this.

Those movers you see now will lead the decline soon.

Watch that space.

That means most of you don't see anything.

PETERiCHY:
Dangote Cement the most capitalized stock in NSE is almost on full bid @#180 and someone is telling me that he's seeing BEAR

You spoke well. Let them leave their cash under the pillows

Agbalowomeri:
Issa misery

NSE issa goal.

below is from investment one, please not me:

Dear Valued Investor,


We pose this question to you: What are you waiting for?

Almost all the pointers for an uptick in the Nigerian bourse are green. What has been your reason for staying out of the market? Reasonable returns in the safer Fixed Income Assets? An underlying fear that the market will dip further? Trade war and Brexit uncertainty? Low oil price scare?

Deliberate no further. The best time to buy is now!

A critical look at the aforementioned factors will reveal that the tide is now flowing in a favorable direction for investors who have been skeptical and wary of equity investments.

Following CBN’s restriction on Open Market Operations (OMO), investors have been left with limited asset classes to invest in. Treasury bill rates have continued to drop with the 91-day tenor reaching its 12-month low of 3.5% while that of the 182-day and 364-day tenors closed at 4.9% and 5.2% respectively. With inflation (currently at 11.85%) set to inch higher, dark clouds hover over the bond market as well with yields on the 5yr and 10yr benchmark bond yields currently at 10.29% and 11.15% respectively.

No discerning or rational investor would invest in an asset class that would generate negative real returns!

Another upside for an uptick in the equities market is the fact that over the last two years, the market has sadly lost 32% in value, indicating ideal entry prices for most stocks listed on the Exchange. Notable also is the 7.10x PE ratio of the NSE compared to that of Frontier Markets (10.55x) and Emerging Markets (15.63x). Simply put, the NSE is trading at a discount when compared to its contemporaries. In the same vein, the improved valuations as a result of the recent sell-off should support decent dividend yields as we expect investors to take position for the full year 2019 results to be released in Q1 2020.

Global events which have historically influenced market movements and informed foreign investors decisions appear to have taken a turn for good; whichever way you look at them. Trade talks between the US and China seem to be progressing smoothly, the UK and the EU have a clearer direction for Brexit, no proposed rate hikes by most Central Banks and more recently the tensions in the Middle East, following an attack on Iran by the US, which has had an immediate positive effect on oil price (currently trading at US$68.86/barrel).

Again, what are you waiting for?

Looking Green Already

The market has closed positive in the five trading sessions so far this year; as a result, the equities market is up 6.41% year to date with volume and value traded equally on an upward trajectory. We envisage that this trend may continue especially for a better part of Q1 2020. With PFAs set to commence their inevitable return to the equities market, the uptick may be further sustained given the huge amount of funds yearning to be invested.

Do not be left out. Ride the tide. Take positions now.

RabbiDoracle:
Just one page since market open?

What is happening?

Are people not euphoric anymore?

Relax bro !!
...there is absolutely nothing to fret about.

The price drop(which is for the most part, marginal) has been with lower vols, highlighting an increasing reluctance to sell.
Contrarily, price rise has broadly come at the back of above average vols which signals a heightened willingness to buy.
The NSE 30 and the broad index is given a clue.
...It's a BUYERS MARKET !!
Time and again, there will be pullbacks but moving upwards, we shall. ...at least in the near term.
Soon, some of u will begin to BELIEVE in the 'gravity' of the current mkt trend.

If u have bought RIGHT... primarily, fundamentally healthy and/or high dividend yield paying coys, then relax ur soul and join me on the side line in sipping from a cup of warm holix !!

It is well.

Or they want to do cross deals. NSE now has a rule on share float.

PharmAlfred:


Access Bank insiders now want to buy. You know what that means. Grab your copy.

sellydion:
below is from investment one, please not me:

Dear Valued Investor,


We pose this question to you: What are you waiting for?

Almost all the pointers for an uptick in the Nigerian bourse are green. What has been your reason for staying out of the market? Reasonable returns in the safer Fixed Income Assets? An underlying fear that the market will dip further? Trade war and Brexit uncertainty? Low oil price scare?

Deliberate no further. The best time to buy is now!

A critical look at the aforementioned factors will reveal that the tide is now flowing in a favorable direction for investors who have been skeptical and wary of equity investments.

Following CBN’s restriction on Open Market Operations (OMO), investors have been left with limited asset classes to invest in. Treasury bill rates have continued to drop with the 91-day tenor reaching its 12-month low of 3.5% while that of the 182-day and 364-day tenors closed at 4.9% and 5.2% respectively. With inflation (currently at 11.85%) set to inch higher, dark clouds hover over the bond market as well with yields on the 5yr and 10yr benchmark bond yields currently at 10.29% and 11.15% respectively.

No discerning or rational investor would invest in an asset class that would generate negative real returns!

Another upside for an uptick in the equities market is the fact that over the last two years, the market has sadly lost 32% in value, indicating ideal entry prices for most stocks listed on the Exchange. Notable also is the 7.10x PE ratio of the NSE compared to that of Frontier Markets (10.55x) and Emerging Markets (15.63x). Simply put, the NSE is trading at a discount when compared to its contemporaries. In the same vein, the improved valuations as a result of the recent sell-off should support decent dividend yields as we expect investors to take position for the full year 2019 results to be released in Q1 2020.

Global events which have historically influenced market movements and informed foreign investors decisions appear to have taken a turn for good; whichever way you look at them. Trade talks between the US and China seem to be progressing smoothly, the UK and the EU have a clearer direction for Brexit, no proposed rate hikes by most Central Banks and more recently the tensions in the Middle East, following an attack on Iran by the US, which has had an immediate positive effect on oil price (currently trading at US$68.86/barrel).

Again, what are you waiting for?

Looking Green Already

The market has closed positive in the five trading sessions so far this year; as a result, the equities market is up 6.41% year to date with volume and value traded equally on an upward trajectory. We envisage that this trend may continue especially for a better part of Q1 2020. With PFAs set to commence their inevitable return to the equities market, the uptick may be further sustained given the huge amount of funds yearning to be invested.

Do not be left out. Ride the tide. Take positions now.

What do you expect from your broker. He has to earn fees and commission and that is possible only when you trade.

Listen to them at your peril. Major investment houses in Nigeria all have a similar problem. They like misleading their clients.

sellydion:
below is from investment one, please not me:

Dangote Cement is on another journey. share buyback, reverse split

sellydion:


You spoke well. Let them leave their cash under the pillows

Coolcash1:
Still trying to study today’s direction of mr market...

Exactly
Market not so bad as anyone might expect, just observing.....

*Chai! Autocorrect will not let me be, I'll soon leave the village and go back to my laptop*

RabbiDoracle:


Experience people cannot attempt this.

Those movers you see now will lead the decline soon.

Watch that space.

That means most of you don't see anything.

NSEASI has been on steady decline since Feb 2018 that's a whooping 24mths nobody die.

So it's now that the tide has changed that bear will kill us.

Well now that Dangote Cement and Mtn has join the race you ought to know it's no a FLUKE.

rebekah2011:
Dangote Cement is on another journey. share buyback, reverse split

https://www.booksie.com/612863-a-trip-to-dangote-cement

Trust u still remember the article above.
...some of the points I highlighted with regards to pricing is beginning to play out.
Money could be made, but caution is the watchword !!

Salah

Just gambled with OANDO... I just hope to get stock appreciation

Does Jaiz bank pay DIVIDEND?

bigjay01:
Why this particular date?

Very correct!

Big risk..I doubt if that stock can enter N4 in short term as long as that rogue called Wale Tinubu is in the saddle

megawealth01:
Just gambled with OANDO... I just hope to get stock appreciation

TLAX:


What do you expect from your broker. He has to earn fees and commission and that is possible only when you trade.

Are you preventing people from buying?

Tony Elumelu...why are your companies doing badly?

megawealth01:
Just gambled with OANDO... I just hope to get stock appreciation

Peter don sell you monkey!