Skye Shelter Fund
Closure of Register For Year Ended 31 December 2015
Proposed Dividend 715 Kobo
Proposed Bonus Nil
Qualification Date 5th October 2016
Closure Date 6th October 2016
AGM Date N/A
Payment Date 20th October 2016
AGM Venue N/A

The equity price of FIDSON HEALTHCARE PLC was adjusted today 26th of September 2016 for a dividend of N0.05 as declared by the board of directors. The last close price was N1.66, hence the ex-div price N1.61

Intendy:
 Skye Shelter Fund
Closure of Register For Year Ended 31 December 2015
Proposed Dividend 715 Kobo
Proposed Bonus Nil
Qualification Date 5th October 2016
Closure Date 6th October 2016
AGM Date N/A
Payment Date 20th October 2016
AGM Venue N/A

Adore! adore!! adore!!!

Welldone sir Intendy.

Oga Loco, how far with FCMB

cadno:
Oga Loco, how far with FCMB

my brother, market bad today oooo.....hope not lost..........tomorrow na anoda day of loss kwa........

stocks with new 52 weeks low
caverton #0.95k
beta glass #31.51k
stocks with new 52 weeks high
total #299.25k

The broad effects of low oil prices and production disruptions, which have resulted in a significant reduction of foreign exchange earnings, have raised concerns about some banks’ ability to honour their Eurobond obligations upon maturity.
Some of the offshore funds that were raised by the banks to expand operations and finance foreign currency infrastructure projects would mature between 2017 and 2021.
For instance, Access Bank will have to raise $350 million for its maturing Eurobond due in July 2017; Fidelity Bank’s $300 million Eurobond would be due by May 2018; Guaranty Trust Bank’s $400 million will be due in May 2018; Zenith Bank has an outstanding debt obligation of $500 million; Diamond Bank also has a $200 million Eurobond; while First Bank of Nigeria Ltd has two Eurobonds – $300 million and $400 million – maturing in 2020 and 2021.
All the Eurobonds issued by the banks with different coupon rates that must be paid annually before maturity, are also callable before maturity.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/09/26/fx-scarcity-heightens-concern-over-banks-eurobond-obligations/

ihedioramma:
Welldone sir Intendy.

thanks bro

Sir Born2berich have you change name like bigass=peterichy? what is happing this days? . my brother chibuking81 are you buying now or end of the last month/ first month of 2017?.

locodemy:


my brother, market bad today oooo.....hope not lost..........tomorrow na anoda day of loss kwa........

Maybe na MMM all the profit taking de enter

Guys, I can't access SMN.
Am the only one?

9free:
Guys, I can't access SMN.
Am the only one?

Same here also

9free:
Guys, I can't access SMN.
Am the only one?

Which stock u wan buy for there?

Agbalowomeri:


Which stock u wan buy for there?

Looking for latest news on Naija Politics

PETERiCHY:
The broad effects of low oil prices and production disruptions, which have resulted in a significant reduction of foreign exchange earnings, have raised concerns about some banks’ ability to honour their Eurobond obligations upon maturity.
Some of the offshore funds that were raised by the banks to expand operations and finance foreign currency infrastructure projects would mature between 2017 and 2021.
For instance, Access Bank will have to raise $350 million for its maturing Eurobond due in July 2017; Fidelity Bank’s $300 million Eurobond would be due by May 2018; Guaranty Trust Bank’s $400 million will be due in May 2018; Zenith Bank has an outstanding debt obligation of $500 million; Diamond Bank also has a $200 million Eurobond; while First Bank of Nigeria Ltd has two Eurobonds – $300 million and $400 million – maturing in 2020 and 2021.
All the Eurobonds issued by the banks with different coupon rates that must be paid annually before maturity, are also callable before maturity.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/09/26/fx-scarcity-heightens-concern-over-banks-eurobond-obligations/

congrats to 'Africa's Global Bank', UBA.
its name is missing here.

PETERiCHY:


The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, has said that she cannot predict when the nation will get out of the current economic recession.

http://punchng.com/cant-predict-recessionll-end-finance-minister/

USD now N445

*ThE OcToPuS*

USD has finally hit N450 more 150% to bail out

*ThE OcToPuS*

PETERiCHY:


USD has finally hit N450 more 150% to bail out

*ThE OcToPuS*

Why not cool down and sell at #2000 and make more money?

PETERiCHY:


USD has finally hit N450 more 150% to bail out

*ThE OcToPuS*

Oga Peterrich,

Weldone, honestly I de like ur post, it adds salt to the soup, and wakes us up from one direction thinking ,Keep it up Bro

fxuser:
Dear newbies,

a risk management tip below:

Big drawdowns (losing position) are exponentially harder to recover from. Its important to cut losses early

Ex:
Drawdown 1% Return Required to Recover 1%
Drawdown 10% Return Required to Recover 11%
Drawdown 30% Return Required to Recover 43%
Drawdown 50% Return Required to Recover 100%
Drawdown 70% Return Required to Recover 233%
Drawdown 90% Return Required to Recover 900%

Its important to cut losses, as someone said , best to feed ur broker than the bear

enjoy

Cheers Mate.

I love the analysis, especially the bolded. Go for the lesser evil.

If you are still with that scam called MMM... Think again... It's already crashing...

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/09/26/thousands-zimbabweans-lose-money-mmm-crashes/

You can make legitimate money from THE STOCK MARKET if you keep following this thread and act smartly...

THE BIG SMART GUY

Emirates Airlines has rejected the Nigerian currency, naira, for payment by travellers to Brazil.The Dubai-based airline is rather demanding a credit card mode of payment from passengers at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos.
The development, which caught many passengers unawares, caused some of them to be left behind, despite having bought tickets weeks earlier.
It was observed that while some passengers were turned back by the airline’s officials at the counter for already buying tickets in naira, they also ensured that a passenger who had earlier checked in for the 5:55 p.m. Lagos-Dubai Sunday flight never boarded the plane.
The Emirates office in Lagos yesterday confirmed that the credit card mode of payment is indeed the company’s policy, though it would not explain the rationale.
An official of the airline, Babatunde Yahaya, who explained the new policy to angry passengers on Sunday said the action was in line with a memo issued to them, demanding that any ticket issued on Emirates, for passengers travelling from Nigeria to Brazil, “must be by credit card and not cash.”
Yahaya said the directive was issued on September 22 and took effect immediately.
Reading from a sheet of paper to the evicted passengers, he said: “Any ticket issued on Emirates Airline from Nigeria to Brazil must be paid for with credit card and not cash.
“The credit card holder must be verified, preferably not his passport. And even when issued by a third party, the credit card holder must be verified and his credit card ascertained.”
One of the affected passengers, Obinna, said it was “humiliation of the highest order,” and so shameful that such is happening on Nigerian soil.
“This is a ticket bought almost two weeks ago from Emirates and they collected cash. Besides the fact that it is illegal to reject it for whatever reason, why did they collect the naira when they wanted a credit card? This is so disgraceful and I’ve never seen anything like it in my life,” Obinna said.
Another Brazil-bound passenger said it amounted to cheating the Nigerian system to insist that a ticket must be paid for with a credit card because the fares would be deducted in dollar equivalent and at the official exchange rate.

https://www.today.ng/business/188297/emirates-rejects-naira-payment-flight

godlyguy:
If you are still with that scam called MMM... Think again... It's already crashing...

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/09/26/thousands-zimbabweans-lose-money-mmm-crashes/

You can make legitimate money from THE STOCK MARKET if you keep following this thread and act smartly...

THE BIG SMART GUY

Re u advertising for SEC. Everything in life is a risk so forget it.

Agbalowomeri:


Which stock u wan buy for there?

waan$$$ and duduspace. Their fundamentals look interesting

godlyguy:
If you are still with that scam called MMM... Think again... It's already crashing...

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/09/26/thousands-zimbabweans-lose-money-mmm-crashes/

You can make legitimate money from THE STOCK MARKET if you keep following this thread and act smartly...

THE BIG SMART GUY

MMM and NSE are both fraudulent ponzi just be smart enough not to end up with the empty CAN. Period!

*ThE OcToPuS*

one person replying him self peterichy hope we are going to see you on first of oct? at mercy's

Auditors: the more values drop, the more money made.

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ihedioramma:
one person replying him self peterichy hope we are going to see you on first of oct? at mercy's

ihedioramma:
one person replying him self peterichy hope we are going to see you on first of oct? at mercy's

Bishop, Na me reply am
Make we give the Man some courage

Intendy:
 Skye Shelter Fund

Closure of Register For Year Ended 31 December 2015

Proposed Dividend 715 Kobo

Proposed Bonus Nil

Qualification Date 5th October 2016

Closure Date 6th October 2016

AGM Date N/A

Payment Date 20th October 2016

AGM Venue N/A

conoil closure date: 3rd october 2016