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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:41am On Oct 04 |
Omooloriredade:The grandstanding is unnecessary, honestly. Certain people here feel because they are referred to as ‘elders’ they cannot be wrong on matters. Clearly Oando is not producing 100,000 now or anytime soon, but still grandstanding after forecasting on such erroneous basis? 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:20am On Oct 04 |
Omooloriredade:Thank you for putting some light to it. Well, it will not be surprising that the same government will go against it’s own laws. We are witnesses here to how they pick and choose what parts of laws to implement |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:17am On Oct 04 |
ositadima1:About this time last year Seplat traded around 1,200 and today its 4,500 that’s closer to 300% than 200%. Are you just interested in arguing the toss or you are one of those ‘elders’ here who feel they must be right about everything? 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 9:55am On Oct 04 |
unite4real:Quite agree with you on this. Nigeria is such a peculiar and unique place |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 9:53am On Oct 04 |
Omooloriredade:How does anyone refer to someone that gave this breakdown and analysis as “oversabi people that cannot read”? 2 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 9:49am On Oct 04 |
ositadima1:Someone took the time to breakdown the figures and point out erroneous assumptions that you swallowed hook line and sinker from the original writeup, someone that clearly understands the matter by miles ahead of you, and you refer to them in that manner? The very foundational basis of the Thisday piece is faulty. Oando being “first Nigerian IOC” due to its interest and Operations in Sao Tome is erroneous. Other indigenous companies hold interests there in Sao Tome, Malabu, etc but are not referred to as IOCs. Amni petroleum has held working interest and operates an asset in Ghana, even though no one has recognized it as IOC, so Oando is certainly not the first. How is Oando producing 100,000? Even if BOE? Even one of their EDs was recently on Arisetv saying 100,000 is a target 5 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 9:13am On Oct 04 |
Payunsin:It came with alot of stress owing to the frenzied and wild volatility. Some here have developed high bp, anxiety disorders, migraines, cognitive dissonance and even sadism (as we see in their daily wailings here) along the way. Seplat on the other hand peacefully and quietly delivered almost 300% in a year, without a headache. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 8:59am On Oct 04 |
Nataba:Rather surprising that Seplat’s over half a million trades gain could not offset Dangote cement leading the chart to drag the equity market. I was so sure Seplat will ‘force’ the market to a green 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 4:01am On Oct 04 |
mikeapollo:No one, certainly not myself said Seplat will not move as the divestment approval inches closer, just not the manner the Oando bull raged daily. From my previous posts you can tell that i am very well positioned (almost certain more than you are) to benefit from any such raging bull. Just let’s not get our hopes too high and expect something close to the Oando rage! I have mentioned long before now that Seplat is a peaceful stock for me, without the crazy & frenzied volatility of Oando which i exited earlier in the year to top up the Seplat. Four dollar denominated dividends already paid so far this year plus astonishing year-to-date growth with peace of mind, what else could anyone ask for? 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 3:21am On Oct 04 |
Omooloriredade:Do you reckon the PIA’s prescription of Nigeria’s rights of up to 60% interest in a JV was violated by Mobil Nigeria’s concession of relinquishing additional 10% to the NNPCL’s 60% stake in the onshore/shallow water assets JV in the out of court settlement to facilitate their divestment to Seplat? Because as it stands today Nigeria’s stake in that JV is 70%, contrary to the PIA’s spirit and letter, and contrary to common sense as well, as there is almost a consensus that NNPC needs to cutdown (not increase) its JV interests. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 2:57am On Oct 04 |
Omooloriredade:Brilliant breakdown! Forecasting using peak production is like calculating your travel time between Abuja and Lagos using your car’s top speed of 240km/hr. Who does that? What ever happened to downtimes like slow traffic, bad roads, police check points, etc? 4 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 2:44am On Oct 04 |
Streetinvestor2:Because those IOC’s operate the JV’s does not necessarily translate to them “bringing the fund and equipment for the whole process”, that is why there is something called ‘cash call’ obligation. Cash calls in oil and gas ventures refer to the request for funds by the operator from joint venture partners to cover anticipated costs for project operations such as exploration, drilling, and production. In a JV, partners benefit from production in the ratio/proportion of their stake, and as someone already stated Nigeria’s interest in oil & gas JV’s averages about 60% (varies from JV to JV). So Oando with a 40% stake will not offtake more oil than the government represented by NNPCL with a higher 60% stake in the business. There is also IOC’s using their share of oil to settle royalty obligations & other concession rentals (royalty oil). If you want to talk about government using it’s share of oil to settle cash call debts and other obligations in the JV, that is a different matter altogether. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 2:55pm On Oct 02 |
yMcy56:He is clearly too emotionally inebriated about the Oando missed opportunity to see other opportunities. Though not likely in the immediate/foreseeable future, any such a jump of Oando to catch up with Seplat pricing will make for earlyretirement for many. But of course, even if such a black-swan opportunity turns up he will be too busy crying over spilt milk and doubling down on failure and still miss out. That person is clearly not out here to make money but to waste his and others time 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:40pm On Oct 02 |
godlyguy:Even with the “yahoo oil” there is no chance of Oando falling back any time soon to the twenty something naira you were discouraging people from acquiring it back then. Oando was clearly a terrible call for you, suck it up and move on! 9 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:31pm On Oct 02 |
mikeapollo:You’re welcome! A big threat to Seplat’s expected “bull rage’ after the acquisition is sealed is the 100,000 shares deal rule. Recall, Oando was a near ‘penny’ stock when it started it’s post acquisition rage. With Seplat there is too much inertia to jump because of that rule. Most times its on full bid for days or weeks waiting for what someone here called ‘divine intervention’. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:03pm On Oct 02 |
yMcy56:Predictably. ‘Cooking’ requires a great deal of time when it’s not the usual menu |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 11:58am On Oct 02 |
Tpharell:Seplat had made its projections of reserve, production, etc post acquisition on the basis of taking up Mobil’s 40% stake in the JV, and now that it is down to 30, investors are repricing the post acquisition assets and Seplat shares valuation. That 10% concession to NNPC is definitely not good for the acquisition in the eyes of investors but ‘a necessary evil’ to discharge with the long winding legal huddles & encumbrances. Still, closing out on the divestment will be a welcome development that will be a relief to many anxious investors. 3 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 11:33am On Oct 02 |
mikeapollo:To help you, NNPC did not take Seplat to court as they had no issue with them whatsoever, instead they took their JV partner Mobil to court and got the extra 10% stake in the JV as out of court settlement compromise, a reduction in the stake of incoming Seplat which had not originally been factored in the transaction and market pricing. Its not even up for argument that the deal started and was approved back in 2022 by Buhari, and Seplat did experience relative bull around the time. My point is many investors have already priced the Mobil acquisition in the current pricing so don’t expect the sort of Oando raging bull. Nobody said anything about “Never”, but it definitely and certainly cannot be like Oando, i can guarantee that. Finally, everyone that is a keen follower of Seplat as I am knows the deal is inching close to finalizing, the president himself confirmed it in his speech yesterday. |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 11:00am On Oct 02 |
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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:45am On Oct 02 |
Willie2015:Sure it will more than likely climb above 5,000 based on it’s organic growth not so much the Mobil acquisition. It’s just now waiting for the usual ‘divine intervention’ to do 4,500 being on full bid at 4100 now |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:41am On Oct 02 |
In a sane system somebody will pay a hefty price for that Caverton “mistake” which is causing massive loss to investors. How is that even a mistake, and how did regulators miss such obvious blunder? 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:37am On Oct 02 |
Willie2015:The Mobil divestment has largely been factored into Seplat current pricing, so don’t expect the sort of Oando bull when the deal is sealed. Recall in 2022 president Buhari did approve the divestment and Seplat shares experience some bull back then, only for the same president to reverse his decision few days later in a move that clearly showed he was not on top of things as president and minister of petroleum |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 2:10pm On Sep 25 |
ogoo4real:At last! |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 5:42am On Sep 20 |
chimex38:Africa and the rest of the developing world cannot achieve the level of industrial revolution the west experienced in the 19th & 20th century without fossil fuels. The power requirements of a large scale car plant can hardly be generated by today’s available renewable energy sources. Haven’t heard of one powered by windmills or sunlight. It is almost inexplicable that the same west that used petroleum and coal to catalyze its industrial revolution are now preaching climate change and green energy to those on the cusp of industrial development. How can Nigeria generate enough power to boost it’s abysmal wattage and overcome it’s crippling power challenges, if not by a source even more revolutionary than fossil, a source like nuclear? 4 Likes 1 Share |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:29pm On Sep 19 |
Willie2015:Was wondering same too! |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:28pm On Sep 19 |
Willie2015:There is too much inertia working against its momentum because of the 100,000 requirement. A split of Seplat shares will reduce it’s ‘weight’ and by extension the inertia working against its motion. |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:25pm On Sep 19 |
vacanci:Any likelihood of a Seplat share split? |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 10:22am On Sep 19 |
If not for the 100,000 trade rule, Seplat would be approaching N10,000 by now. It’s been on full bid for some 2 straight weeks! 2 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 5:55am On Sep 18 |
emmanuelewumi:Just ignore such people who are too enamored with life challenges to see the great illustration and humor there 11 Likes |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 5:52am On Sep 18 |
Seunn11:What did Oando achieve that no other indigenous oil and gas company has? |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 1:30pm On Sep 17 |
emmanuelewumi:Now, this is a rather bleak picture! But Uche is able to keep up appearances, and is considered the toast of the town amongst young women in the area. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Tpharell: 12:52pm On Sep 17 |
unite4real:Thank goodness! Have been stuck there forever! |
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