nitrogen:
Dangote cement at #20?

My people, this Gee wants to annihilate Mr Dangote and his empire completely o, this is seriously antagonistic!

that was at page 419. no this is antagonisticoco.

Oando bull is my adrenaline. Just passing by

bigass: Oando bull is my adrenaline. Just passing by

Na your prophesy sure pass for this forum...I believe you.

dsonofmaan:

Na your prophesy sure pass for this forum...I believe you.

Cos of her big ass? I pity you bros!

NSE weekly report
http://www.nse.com.ng/market_data-site/other-market-information-site/Week%20Market%20Report/Weekly%20Market%20Report%20for%20the%20Week%20Ended%2012-09-2014.pdf

nitrogen:
Cos of her big ass? I pity you bros!

Nitrogen my guy!

When you're not patronizing Dexter, you always know d right tinz to say. But this time, you're wrong about d big ass o...

I think am falling in love with Madam B! Blessed weekend Good Family of Nairaland!

myjoy08: I think am falling in love with Madam B! Blessed weekend Good Family of Nairaland!

She shares your sentiments on Oando?

I have been very passive here because of misadventures of wale tinubu

myjoy08: I think am falling in love with Madam B! Blessed weekend Good Family of Nairaland!

Hmm. I no blame you my guy. Woe unto man; especially when big as¡ is involved.

bigass: I have been very passive here because of misadventures of wale tinubu

I'm begining to understand myjoy08's believe in oando, and I now see some sense in the believe that they may post a very impressive result(whenever they decide to) and even pay dividends. I just did a personal analysis of the whole COP deal, and my conclusion is that the whole sum spent in the purchase would not reflect in the profit and loss analysis. They may only appear in the liabilities column, and almost every company on the exchange do have liabilities(large or small). For instance, the sum borrowed from several financial institutions by FO and Transcorp to finance their power sector acquisitions did not reflect as losses in their results. Although there are outstanding payments to be made on the COP deal, the proceeds of the acquired company's buisness may just be used to defray the outstanding sum while that of the rights issue would go to the settlement of liabilities to financial institutions. I also think that the delays in releasing the result and the whole hide and seek game are justa n attemt at making investors to sell in frustration, while WT and friends mop up and accumulate more shares. Just an opinion(I might be wrong).

Mpeace: I'm begining to understand myjoy08's believe in oando, and I now see some sense in the believe that they may post a very impressive result(whenever they decide to) and even pay dividends. I just did a personal analysis of the whole COP deal, and my conclusion is that the whole sum spent in the purchase would not reflect in the profit and loss analysis. They may only appear in the liabilities column, and almost every company on the exchange do have liabilities(large or small). For instance, the sum borrowed from several financial institutions by FO and Transcorp to finance their power sector acquisitions did not reflect as losses in their results. Although there are outstanding payments to be made on the COP deal, the proceeds of the acquired company's buisness may just be used to defray the outstanding sum while that of the rights issue would go to the settlement of liabilities to financial institutions. I also think that the delays in releasing the result and the whole hide and seek game are justa n attemt at making investors to sell in frustration, while WT and friends mop up and accumulate more shares. Just an opinion(I might be wrong).

This post only shows how ignorant you are when it comes to understanding the basics of a Balance Sheet and Income Statement. Keep living in fantasy island.

Oma ya e lenu.

@ Mpeace

passwelle: Oando, surprising everyone except the Cowboys since 2012!

omaojo1:

This post only shows how ignorant you are when it comes to understanding the basics of a Balance Sheet and Income Statement. Keep living in fantasy island.

Oma ya e lenu.

I'll just reserve my comment, as only time(and WT) will tell. It will look like magic to many.

passwelle: @ Mpeace

no worry, I go quote you very soon on this topic.

myjoy08: I think am falling in love with Madam B! Blessed weekend Good Family of Nairaland!

Trust lagos girl's? that one na deer stock or bank phb .

Has anybody ever seen a fantastic result that was delayed? It is rare

Agbalowomeri: Has anybody ever seen a fantastic result that was delayed? It is rare

First bank,dangote e.tc, U no get share for oando why u day ask for result. leave oando for me and myjoy08 e.t.c lovers of oando.

There is a semblance of Divine alchemy going on in the Nigerian Financial Sector.
Isaiah 60:17= For brass I will bring gold, and for iron I will bring silver; and for wood brass, and for stone iron..Simply put, I will replace your wood with gold, and your stone with silver OR I will turn your wood to gold, and your stone to silver.
Now please come back to Earth, and to the Nigerian Financial Sector. A moribund Insurance Co buys a Junk Bank. The Junk Bank is transformed into a Regional Bank, and Regional Bank now buys a National Bank, albeit rescued.
My thought is that even if this insurance co, the regional bank, or both are fronting for a ghost investor somewhere in the shadows, and most probably in high places, there is no way the whole involvement will not rub off positively on the quoted insurance co which mr market had for long benched in the car park.

Mpeace: I'm begining to understand myjoy08's believe in oando, and I now see some sense in the believe that they may post a very impressive result(whenever they decide to) and even pay dividends. I just did a personal analysis of the whole COP deal, and my conclusion is that the whole sum spent in the purchase would not reflect in the profit and loss analysis. They may only appear in the liabilities column, and almost every company on the exchange do have liabilities(large or small). For instance, the sum borrowed from several financial institutions by FO and Transcorp to finance their power sector acquisitions did not reflect as losses in their results. Although there are outstanding payments to be made on the COP deal, the proceeds of the acquired company's buisness may just be used to defray the outstanding sum while that of the rights issue would go to the settlement of liabilities to financial institutions. I also think that the delays in releasing the result and the whole hide and seek game are justa n attemt at making investors to sell in frustration, while WT and friends mop up and accumulate more shares. Just an opinion(I might be wrong).

Take a look at Transcorp's 2013 result, you will find that the sum borrowed and spent on acquisitions and other projects did not reflect in the profit and loss section(result at a glance on pg 5) but were mentioned in pg44 (2.16) as "capitalised".http://transcorpnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Transcorp-PLC-2013-Annual-Report.pdf.

Mpeace: no worry, I go quote you very soon on this topic.

Sir, for your sake and the sake of everyone else here with positions in Oxygen, I hope I am proven wrong. Since the 1st of sept when I exited Oxygen, I know the ROI the funds I tied down in it have yielded. It has been a falling knife since then. This must be due to the rate of mopping up of the stock by you know who

passwelle:
Sir, for your sake and the sake of everyone else here with positions in Oxygen, I hope I am proven wrong. Since the 1st of sept when I exited Oxygen, I know the ROI the funds I tied down in it have yielded. It has been a falling knife since then. This must be due to the rate of mopping up of the stock by you know who

haha, kindly intimate ur bnsitl with the investments u did wit d money.
I no dey use ear hear investment n roi these days.

mercylicious:

haha, kindly intimate ur bnsitl with the investments u did wit d money.
I no dey use ear hear investment n roi these days.

Access Bank JIJO.

zendi: There is a semblance of Divine alchemy going on in the Nigerian Financial Sector.
Isaiah 60:17= For brass I will bring gold, and for iron I will bring silver; and for wood brass, and for stone iron..Simply put, I will replace your wood with gold, and your stone with silver OR I will turn your wood to gold, and your stone to silver.
Now please come back to Earth, and to the Nigerian Financial Sector. A moribund Insurance Co buys a Junk Bank. The Junk Bank is transformed into a Regional Bank, and Regional Bank now buys a National Bank, albeit rescued.
My thought is that even if this insurance co, the regional bank, or both are fronting for a ghost investor somewhere in the shadows, and most probably in high places, there is no way the whole involvement will not rub off positively on the quoted insurance co which mr market had for long benched in the car park.

guy, i jumped into d insurance coy yesterday. Am not monkey hunting ,so please dont jump in wit me.

Na news dey rule d mkt. i no go shake if i lose money wey i take do this speculation.

Dexterax: Access Bank JIJO.

Spot on. plus interim div.

mercylicious: guy, i jumped into d insurance coy yesterday. Am not monkey hunting ,so please dont jump in wit me.
Na news dey rule d mkt. i no go shake if i lose money wey i take do this speculation.

True that. Meanwhile, anyone know the percentage of HISL owned by the insurance coy?

mercylicious:

guy, i jumped into d insurance coy yesterday. Am not monkey hunting ,so please dont jump in wit me.

Na news dey rule d mkt. i no go shake if i lose money wey i take do this speculation.

Which insurance company

Please masters which insuranc coy are u referin to here?

bigass:

Which insurance company

IEI-INTENEGINS

myjoy08:

IEI-INTENEGINS

Sum peeps say dey dont own Heritage Bank and dt it doesnt reflect in their books
Do ur DD.
@ B2br and all, what do u think of is ownership? sum say they own it 80 percent while others say they dont have the muscle to own Heritage.

@Jumpologists, make una no use head carry cobwebs o