RabbiDoracle:


I drove around on the highway and saw that there was increasing traffic. This is good news for Brent. Good news for the refineries.

Lots of countries have opened up. I think all EU, Asia and some African countries are open and running.

So the bottom is long passed.

As for the QE, dem go continue dey print o. Once dem stop, igboro ma daru!

dinyelutochukwu:

Almost 11% Dividend Yield at current price.

Dividend hunters take note.

Enyinne:
Sir , If one buys tomorrow, will I qualify for dang cement dividend given that 25th May is qualification date and it’s sallah holiday . Pls touch light this for me . Thanks

PETERiCHY:


Fuuser left on Jan 29 and resurfaced xtady.
Whenever you see Fxuser know that BULL GATE is around the CORNER.

Meanwhile STcool, Chibubear and their fellow bear mongers rightnow

kintus:



Please Sir, what stock can someone invest in this period.

Investment plan is:

1). Short term: N1M
To be rolled over, let's say weekly or bi-weekly

2). Long term: N500k
Considering at least one year. Also, it has to be a dividend paying stock + capital appreciation.

thesilentone:


Two huge single bids (5.8M, 1.4M) changed hands in today's trading so far. It might be a sign or a trick. I thought #18 was the bottom until last week's trading.

dinyelutochukwu:

You’ll definitely qualify if you buy on Thursday or Friday.
Just make sure to send your e-mandate form to the registrars (United Securities) on time.

fxuser:


- weekly momentum shift to buyers continues , even d bids under N6 are hoping loll

fxuser:


umm closing at N17 back to back with vol picking up
tough to bend

dinyelutochukwu:

You’ll definitely qualify if you buy on Thursday or Friday.
Just make sure to send your e-mandate form to the registrars (United Securities) on time.

thesilentone:


Day 3 of N17 close.

Justcul:


You should have asked same question in March

kintus:


The truth is, the lockdown opened my inner mind to the numerous opportunity that lies in the investment world.

I limited myself to TB, fixed deposit and sometimes lending to close friends.

With the information and knowledge I have acquired from this forum, I believe it's about time I start something serious.

ukay2:


Your welcome to the world of opportunities

Just ride on

kintus:


The truth is, the lockdown opened my inner mind to the numerous opportunity that lies in the investment world.

I limited myself to TB, fixed deposit and sometimes lending to close friends.

With the information and knowledge I have acquired from this forum, I believe it's about time I start something serious.

Mcy56:
Had to come back cos of newbies.....if you didn't key-in to some of these stocks when some of the bosses were shouting buy buy, then be careful how you chase Molue......

Don't be carried away with emotions. If you miss one bus, join another that's yet to leave car park or warming up to take off, if you can't see desired one to join, wait for pullbacks.

If market goes up it comes down, and if it comes down it goes up again.......and the cycle continues.......don't come and complain here that anybody made you to buy at high price oooo.....I don talk my own. Make Una take care.

fxuser:


FUGAZ is doing well
- zenith pulled 1.2 bln vol (highest vol MTD) breaking 2019 lows .

Top 5 Vol turn over today
1 Zenith (bye bye bottom)
2 DangCem (carrying d index)
3 GTB (touching N24.. nice)
4 Guinness ( bottom catchers ,this is what u want to see )
5 Access (lagging but hanging on)

kintus:



Please Sir, what stock can someone invest in this period.

Investment plan is:

1). Short term: N1M
To be rolled over, let's say weekly or bi-weekly

2). Long term: N500k
Considering at least one year. Also, it has to be a dividend paying stock + capital appreciation.

Wiseoldman:


Hello can this be sent via email?

seyisanya:
I joined the Knife Catchers' Club of Guinness(KCCG) yesterday at N16.95. If I got my fingers burnt and my shirt torn , then this would be my much-awaited school fees

dinyelutochukwu:

A calculated risk I must say. Not for the faint hearted.
The stock is spring loaded at #17, lets see how far it can go.

Godlylifeoneart:
THE DRUM IS BEATING.
Recently, there is a new campaign for brokerage firms to merge and recapitalize.
The proponents of the campaign opined that less than 10 stock brokerage firms are responsible for 80% of equity transactions in the Nigeria boss.
Should this proposal of RECAPITALIZATION / MERGING sees the light of the day, it means the retail traders are in for high brokerage commissions.
Presently, the commission ranges from 0.5% to 1.35%
I wonder why the terrible government of the North always make things hard for the productive people of Southern Nigeria.
We do the work, earn the money, pay the tax, spend by the directionless government of Northern Nigeria.
It took a determined campaign by the Olusegun Obasanjo regime in 1999 to lure the present generation of retail investors to the market.
Now that our generation has embraced the market in our quest for financial freedom, the body language of this government of the North is to make us pay more brokerage fee.
I can recall, VAT was removed on equity investment and transaction in an effort to encourage retail investors to participate more actively in the market.
Recent statistics shows that the domestic investors participation in the market currently stood at 54% vs 46% for Foreign investors.
Should government insist on the recapitalization and merger, who will pay the imminent increase in brokerage fee that will accompany such exercise?
I have no apology, this government is blind and deaf. She does not listen to people. Her personal interest of Northernisation of the whole Nigeria is the interest of the country.
In Nigerdelta, where the mainstay economy of Nigeria is located, we have no gut. The official language in NNPC is now HAUSA.
All the top management positions, 23 out of 26 is filled by hausa fulani.
To worsen the matter, the graduate trainee scheme was essentially reserved for the candidates from Northern Nigeria.
Buhari has destroyed Nigeria.
After removing the VATs holiday that was introduced by GEJ, he is bent on making us to pay more.
What is left for our deaf president is to rechristened the nation FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF THE NORTH.
NO apology for any of the readers of this view from the North.
Speak to your people, tell them Nigeria does not belongs to only the descendants of othman danfodio. It belongs to us all.
After destroying everything in Nigeria, Buhari is bent on destroying the NSE and SEC. Go ahead, we are fully diversified.
NYSE, LSE many of us are already there.
No one is insulting the wicked northerners, they are the one insulting and destroying the nation.
Your President sacks a southerner, he replaces with a northerner.
He sacks a northerner, he replaces with a northerner.
You shout one Nigeria while you believe in only Northern Nigeria. You have grossly divided this nation.
We are marching on. You cannot be in power forever.
The glorious days of NSE shall return after the expiration of Buhari tenure.

Godlylifeoneart:




Guinness has the best book value per share in the breweries industry.
Last traded N17
BVPS of N54. 33
EPS 4.46
PE3. 81
There is no other place to take a risk.
The worst scenario, it will reach 50% of the present book value in 6 months post COVID-19
A worthy risk. You will smile technically and laugh Fundamentally in 6 to 12 months.
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pluto09:



Where did you get EPS of 4.46 and PE of 3.81 for Guinness.?
The EPS for Guinness as at q3 2020 is 62 kobo.

bigjay01:


You beat me to this question. I was gonna pose same to him

Godlylifeoneart:



As at yesterday, this info is available on easykobo.com

Very informative site

Godlylifeoneart:



As at yesterday, this info is available on easykobo.com

Very informative site