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aktopgun (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23936 on: May 03, 2008, 09:42 PM »

C-I LEASING

Incorporated 28 Dec 1990
Listed on NSE Dec 1997

Year End - January 31st

P.O & Rights offer - 1999
P.O - June 2006

Outstanding shares 1.6Billion

Share Holding structure: over 40% owned by institutional investors
OUT Consortium Finance Ltd
Leadway Assurance
Crusader Insurance
Credit Alliance Finance Services
Continental Reinsurance Company
UBA Trustees Ltd

Core Business:
1.Finance Lease services - Consumer and corporate Clients. Cars, generators,Air Conditioners, Computers, TVs, buses office equipment etc
2.Rentals - Cranes, forklifts, bulldozers,tugboats, fuel barges,trailers, tanker vessels, etc
3.Car Rental/Transport Solutions - Runs Hertz rent-a-car franchise in Nigeria. Now added Hertz Haulage and Hertz travel
4.Car Distribution - wholly owned subsidiary C & I Motors, Authorized distributor of Suzuki cars in NIgeria. Now building an ultra-modern distribution & servicing network for the sale and servicing of all Suzuki cars in Nigeria.
5.C & I Outsourcing - Takes care of Personell outsourcing, security services, HR Consultancy/Recruitment
6.W.A.P - Wholly owned W.A.P Distribution Limited, a paper distribution business being set up.

Gross Income:                           PBT                        PAT                    PBT MARGINS (PAT/GROSS INCOME)         PAT MARGINS
1999  156,870,000               44,012,000                38,244,000                 28.06%                                                 24.38%
2000  236,273,000               63,200,000                55,896,000                 26.75%                                                 23.68%
2001  346,182,000               83,391,000                72,181,000                 24.09%                                                 20.85%
2002  608,150,000               55,942,000                44,853,000                 9.20%                                                   7.38%
2003  941,698,000               93,909,000                82,143,000                 9.97%                                                   8.72%
2004  1,284,758,000            122,061,000               109,604,000               9.50%                                                   8.53%
2005  1,166,860,000            112,199,000               95,649,000                 9.62%                                                   8.20%
2006  1,339,977,000            119,481,000               99,310,000                 8.92%                                                   7.4%
2007  1,585,625,000            164,737,000               134,122,000               10.39%                                                  8.46%
2008                                                                 353,000,000

EPS (Earnings per share)
1999 32K
2000 23K
2001 30K
2002 19K
2003 34K
2004 27K
2005 16K
2006 17K
2007 8K

DPS (Dividend per share)
1999 15k
2000 10k
2001 15k
2002 10k
2003 15k
2004 10k
2005 ?
2006 ?
2007 0k

ROE (Return on Equity: Net Income/shareholder's Equity)
1999 38.01%
2000 21.27%
2001 24.15%
2002 14.02%
2003 23.20%
2004 26.25%
2005 21.30% (need confirmation)
2006 20.33%
2007 8.2%

I had always thought this company was very good but for me it didn't really stand up to closer research.

Looking at their Profit margins, they are erratic at best and even on the poor performance side at times. They may be losing ground to competitiors or companies are just buying their own stuff instead of leasing.

Management for me not too good at deploying their capital going by the ROE either.

They did do well in the 3Q '07 and they have added the proceeds from their last P.O in 2006 to their bottom line in 2007 so i think the money is beginning to yield results

The other good thing they have going for them is that they are the only ones listed in their sector on the NSE ie the Leasing sector.

The choice is yours fellas and i hope this little research helps u all in making your decisions but me personally, i will be holding off on them for now because i don't think they are as fundamentally sound as i had thought.

happy investing.

Manchester United 4 life!
aktopgun (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23937 on: May 03, 2008, 09:44 PM »

LONGMAN:   
 
Incorporated- August 1961. Listed on NSE 23 July 1996 in printing and publishing sector

Off-shoot of Longman Group UK Limited(now known as Pearson Education Limited)

Main business- book publisher, textbooks mainly, also general reference and leisure reading materials.

Publishers of New General Mathematics, Stone & Cozens Biology, Practical English and the English Project series.(bring back any memories fellas  :rotlmao: :rotlmao:)

Headquarters- Lagos
Regional offices in Abuja, Agbor, Akure, Enugu, Ibadan, Ilorin, Jos, Owerri and Zaria

Chairman: MR. EMMANUEL IJEWERE
M.D/CEO: MR. DANIEL OBIDIEGWU - since 2005.

AUTHORISED SHARE CAPITAL: N200,000,000. PAID UP: 73,500,000

REGISTRARS: FIRST REGISTRARS NIGERIA LIMITED

NSE Awards: Annual Merit Award for 1999, 2000, and 2001

OUTSTANDING SHARES - 176,400,000

GAVE A 2 FOR 5 BONUS IN 2001
GAVE A 1 FOR 5 BONUS IN 2005

TURNOVER
2002 - 680,148,000
2003 - 795,971,000
2004 - 1,051,917,000
2005 - 1,304,641,000
2006 - 1,743,874,000
1Q 2007 - 320,300,000,   1Q '06 - 220,210,000
2Q 2007 - 662,600,000,   2Q '06 - 570,355,000
3Q 2007 - 1,340,000,000, 3Q '06 - 992,930,000

PBT                                            PAT
2002 - 77,192,000                    45,843,000
2003-  51,964,000                    32,602,000
2004- 111,894,000                   62,964,000
2005- 173,399,000                   119,843,000
2006- 283,561,000                   203,751,000

PAT 2007
1Q 9,500,000
2Q 20,800,000
3Q 94,100,000
PROJ FY PAT 2007 (based on 3Q 2007) - 125,466,666, a 38.4% loss from PAT 2006

EPS- EARNINGS PER SHARE(KOBO)
2002 31K
2003 22K
2004 43K
2005 82K
2006 116K
PROJ EPS 2007 71K

DPS- DIVIDEND PER SHARE(KOBO)
1997 25K
1998 25K
1999 40K
2000 40K
2001 25K
2002 25K
2003 12K
2004 25K
2005 30K
2006 40K
PROJ DPS 2007 (ASSUMING A 48% PAY OUT OF PAT)- 34K

COMPANY'S NET PROFIT MARGIN ie PBT/TURNOVER
2002 11.34%
2003 6.53%
2004 10.64%
2005 13.3%
2006 16.3%

NET ASSETS PER SHARE
2002 160K
2003 170K
2004 188K
2005 239K
2006 315K

FULL YEAR RESULTS HISTORICALLY RELEASED BEETWEEN APRIL AND JUNE

Looks like they will lose money base don this year's proj PAT compared to last year's Full year PAT but note that in 3Q 06 they had only 57.8m PAT and ended the yr with 203.7m.
it is believed historically that they make most of their profit in the 4th quarter with the students returning to school. Lets hope that is the case still.
aktopgun (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23938 on: May 03, 2008, 09:49 PM »

NGC. I posted this research of mine here last year or so i believe but since u asked for it here goes:

NGC: In the chemicals and paint section of the NSE. Quoted on the NSE in 1979
45yr old company started in 1963. Previously Hoechst Nigeria, changed to NGC in Feb 1995
Manufacture and distributor of pharmaceutical, consumer products , oil and gas field chemicals.
Market leading brands-daga,benylin, abidec, tabalon.

CEO- Mr Adeboye Shonekan, made CEO in April 1999. Formerly with IFC.
Head of Board- Alhaji (Dr.) Abali Muhammadu

Outstanding shares- 153,786,012. Authorised share capital is 200,000,000 ordinary shares
Year end - Dec31st
Ownership structure -
Volker securities and investment limited- 46.63% as of dec 31st 2005
Nigerian social insurance trust fund (NSTIF) - 10.11% as of Dec 31st 2005
Other nigerians - 43.26%


Registrars- City Securities Limited

Twice awarded NSE best presentation, quality an ddepth of annual report and accounts, last time was in 1992

History of bonus issues and public offers:
1991:1 for 4 bonus
1992-public offer
1996-rights issue
2001: 1 for 6 bonus


TURNOVER:
2001 - 977,168,000M
2002 - 1,439,659,000B
2003 - 1,603,313,000B
2004 - 2,085,445,000B
2005 - 2,477,005,000B
2006 - 2,490,000,000B

PAT:
2001 - 4,464m
2002 - 38,773,000m
2003 - 61,532,000m
2004 - 94,936,000m
2005 - 121,365,000m
2006 - 149,300,000m
Proj PAT 207- 193,070,000m

EPS: EARNINGS PER SHARE
2001 - 3KOBO
2002 - 25KOBO
2003 - 40KOBO
2004 - 62KOBO
2005 - 79KOBO
2006 - 97KOBO
Proj EPS 2007- N1.26

DPS: DIVIDEND PER SHARE
2001 - 0KOBO
2002 - 20KOBO
2003 - 30KOBO
2004 - 30KOBO
2005 - 35KOBO
2006 - 45KOBO

NET ASSETS PER SHARE:
2001 - 642KOBO
2002 - 648KOBO
2003 - 658KOBO
2004 - 689KOBO
2005 - 733KOBO

RETURN ON INVESTMENT
2004 - 8.95%
2005 - 10.8%
2006 - 13.2%

NGC has 4 divisions:
1. industrial chemicals - least profitable. actually losing money
2. Ethical pharmaceuticals - most profitable
3. Consumer chemicals - 3rd most profitable.
4. oil fields chemicals - 2nd most profitable. added in 2004. called NGC Oil services

NGC dropped Agrochemicals division in 2004

NGC owns shares in UNIC Insurance bought at N182,000,000 for 140,000,000 shares in 2005

As of Full year 2005, CEO Adeboye Shonekan owned 998,958 shares (same number as he owned as at full year 2004)

PAT     3Q 2007  144.78M
PAT     3Q 2006  116.30M
Up 24% from the same period in 2006.

TURNOVER 3Q 2007   2,117,000,000b
TURNOVER 3Q 2006   1,982,000,000B
Up 7% from the same period in 2006.

Meaning from a 7% increase in their turnover, they managed to increase their profits by 24%, suggesting they are managing their costs better i guess.


Now, if u consider that their PAT for the whole of 2006 FULL YEAR was 149.30M (up 23% from 2005) and the TURNOVER for the whole of 2006 FULL YEAR was 2,490,000,000B, that 3Q result isnt looking too bad.

For the fellas who may not have it:

NGC:

PAT

1Q '07 - 57,200,000M, UP 65.75% FROM SAME PERIOD 2006

2Q '07 - 119,000,000M, UP 39.93% FROM SAME PERIOD 2006

3Q '07 - 144,800,00M, UP 24% FROM SAME PERIOD 2006

TURNOVER

1Q '07 - 710,510,000M, DOWN 19.21% FROM SAME PERIOD 2006

2Q '07 - 1,360,000,000, UP 7.94% FROM SAME PERIOD 2006

3Q '07 - 2,117,000,000, UP 6.81% FROM SAME PERIOD 2006

Now if u look at the turnover between 1Q '07 and 2Q '07 u will notice a 91.4% increase.
Between 2Q '07 and 3Q '07 there is a 55.66% increase in turnover.

i think they are still in line to meet their targets.

I have N193.07m as projected PAT. They released their results around mid july last year

kingzy (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23939 on: May 03, 2008, 10:42 PM »

@fatherof2,
Please what are the 3 banks?
FatherOF2
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23940 on: May 04, 2008, 07:12 PM »

Quote from: aktopgun on May 03, 2008, 04:44 PM
Cheesy Cheesy. What challenge might that be FOF2?

I do not see how candle stick charting skews the view on any stock investment actually, if anything it makes it clearer. You may want to learn to use it sometime. Wink

Understanding the tenets of the whole of TA should inform the investors decision and not one indicator as i am sure u are aware (or at least i hope u are). It is always advised to base decisions on at least 3 or 4 indicators and if u don't like a particular indicator that shouldn't make it bad or unusable should it?

I do not think it is necessary to go into the benefits of this particular tool but its there for all to see.

As Tesco says "every little helps" and in the case of candle stick charting it is not even a small help sef!

By the way, its good to be back.


Hahahahahahahahaha, i now see how to draw you out from the shadows.
FatherOF2
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23941 on: May 04, 2008, 07:36 PM »

Quote from: kingzy on May 03, 2008, 10:42 PM
@fatherof2,
Please what are the 3 banks?

Access, Diamond and more GTB. All FYE are crossed. Hope to add Skye this week, but won't put any bid price limit.Will just search for anything low. i failed in my lasaco low bid on friday.It doesn't seem some people are too desperate.
abudupp
who's willin to help me
« #23942 on: May 04, 2008, 08:19 PM »

Hello, i need advice o! can i invest with as little as 30k?  and what stocks would give good returns in say 6-8weeks. i like crazyt's idea but november seems a bit too far. c&i leasing increased from 8 naira to 16 naira in about 6 weeks in the first quarter of this year. any idea what other stocks would behave like that? i tend to get lost on nairaland so i would really appreciate personal replies - abdulahibandele@live.com
BABIFAZE (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23943 on: May 04, 2008, 10:49 PM »

Quote from: aktopgun on May 03, 2008, 04:44 PM
Cheesy Cheesy. What challenge might that be FOF2?

I do not see how candle stick charting skews the view on any stock investment actually, if anything it makes it clearer. You may want to learn to use it sometime. Wink

Understanding the tenets of the whole of TA should inform the investors decision and not one indicator as i am sure u are aware (or at least i hope u are). It is always advised to base decisions on at least 3 or 4 indicators and if u don't like a particular indicator that shouldn't make it bad or unusable should it?

I do not think it is necessary to go into the benefits of this particular tool but its there for all to see.

As Tesco says "every little helps" and in the case of candle stick charting it is not even a small help sef!

By the way, its good to be back.



If the candle chart is as good as you claimed, why is your portfolio on RED?
wouldn't you have seen the bear coming? I believe the candle chart skews the view on stock. And it can be used to manipulate investors easily by dictating the stock market.

Just my opinion sha.
aktopgun (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23944 on: May 04, 2008, 10:56 PM »

Quote from: BABIFAZE on May 04, 2008, 10:49 PM


If the candle chart is as good as you claimed, why is your portfolio on RED?
wouldn't you have seen the bear coming? I believe the candle chart skews the view on stock. And it can be used to manipulate investors easily by dictating the stock market.

Just my opinion sha.

"As good as i claim"? Whats that about?

I claim nothing. Candle stick charting has been around for the last 2,000yrs so i can't claim anything, it does that all by itself i think.

What kind of statemment is "how come i didn't see the bears coming?" Did u? If u did please share your knowledge.

Krrush (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23945 on: May 05, 2008, 12:34 AM »

Quote from: FatherOF2 on May 02, 2008, 12:22 PM
If you remember well. I was made a challenge to it sometime ago. Its good alright. But its skews your perspective in looking at the real direction of where a stock is heading.
When a profittaker attacks today, candle will tell you by close of the day, and many will react next day. But that may not be the true picture.
Its like embarking on a journey.You may have a blown tyre or something,but you'll still change it and make your way to your destination.
For me overtime, i have averaged short term to between 0-3months(sometimes a little more or less), within this time, a good stock must act. That is short term. But the wan when traffic light go dey change from red to green to yellow daily, that na ULTRA ULTRA SHORT TERM.I think i prefer to sleep well on a daily basis[/b].At best if you want to have a view of stock, give it like 2weeks to understand its behaviour particularly if you were well positioned from the start.


Hahahahahaha. . . . . 

Sounds familiar,doesn't it?

I remember when @Wanajo seemed almost challenged by @FatherOf2's short-term trail-blazer on this forum.

Now,it appears as if @aktopdraw(gun) may well constitute a challenge for @FOF2,with his ultra-short candles!

It seems @FOF2 is now the one sounding-off,as did @Wanajo,then.


Go,Einstein!!  Your Relativity Theory reigns supreme Cool.To bad Gabriel Oyibo's GAGUT (God Almighty Grand Unified-field Theorem) hasn't quite come through yet.

GAGUT's unification of theories of the MACRO and MICRO universe,"THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING",may yet come to our stocks investment rescue Grin.

Watch this space. . . . . . . . .  Cool Cool Cool
aderahaman
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23946 on: May 05, 2008, 01:05 AM »

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husu (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23947 on: May 05, 2008, 10:02 AM »

@babyfaze,
why u dey worry our gurus,please don't pursue them.The bears came,they ve eaten and they are gone.
BABIFAZE (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23948 on: May 05, 2008, 10:17 AM »

Quote from: aktopgun on May 04, 2008, 10:56 PM
"As good as i claim"? Whats that about?

I claim nothing. Candle stick charting has been around for the last 2,000yrs so i can't claim anything, it does that all by itself i think.

What kind of statemment is "how come i didn't see the bears coming?" Did u? If u did please share your knowledge.




Aktopgun, am not stepping on your toe here!!!          Am new to investment world though but I think this candle chart does not belong to the forum as it can cuase panic selling
among new investors who believe the candle is 100% reliable. Thank God you know it has been around for ages that means one should not take it as ULTIMATE future teller.
What it does best is to manipulate investors by dictating the stock performance, and depress the stock market as well. Why is it that some forum members both here and the other side do not want you to shine candle on particular stock they are holding?  Ever thought of it?  I guess all that followed the candle chart got their finger burned as well as as myself. The truth be sey, you be one of the most intelligent gurus here and there. So i for like make you dey send the candle to those who want am as PM, and make you continue to help and advice the new comer base on experience and fundamental analyse like you dey do before before.

Just my opinion sha.
aktopgun (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23949 on: May 05, 2008, 12:05 PM »

Quote from: BABIFAZE on May 05, 2008, 10:17 AM

Aktopgun, am not stepping on your toe here!!!          Am new to investment world though but I think this candle chart does not belong to the forum as it can cuase panic selling
among new investors who believe the candle is 100% reliable. Thank God you know it has been around for ages that means one should not take it as ULTIMATE future teller.
What it does best is to manipulate investors by dictating the stock performance, and depress the stock market as well. Why is it that some forum members both here and the other side do not want you to shine candle on particular stock they are holding?  Ever thought of it?  I guess all that followed the candle chart got their finger burned as well as as myself. The truth be sey, you be one of the most intelligent gurus here and there. So i for like make you dey send the candle to those who want am as PM, and make you continue to help and advice the new comer base on experience and fundamental analyse like you dey do before before.

Just my opinion sha.

What the  Huh Huh Huh

I think it is not really wise to comment on stuff u know little about. It will only serve to expose the deficiency's in your opinions.

How u can equate the fact that candle stick charting has being around for ages to mean it is not "an utimate future teller" is beyond me.

Which method do u know that is? Please share.

You need to do a little more learning on it to make such assumptions and comments and not base your sole argument on the fact that u or anyone else "got burnt" using it. So because u lost money using it that means it doesn't work?  You've gotto be joking.I know u are smarter than that. C'mon.

If a "new investor" here, after thousands and thousands of posts here still doesn't know enough about using tools and information to make investment decisions then maybe investing in the stock market isn't for him or her. The charts i post aren't meant for everyone, they will mean nothing to u if u do not understand their use.

I have NEVER adviced any one to make buys or sells based on only candle stick charts. I talk about what I would do each time i post and even then caveats are applied. I do not make investment decisions for u or anyone else. Its not my business.

Neither is it my concern u lost money because u followed candles. I wish u would learn to do your own analysis yourself so u could make better investment decisions but something tells me even then u will still lose money as we all do even on the soundest of analysis.
The stock market is not a get-rich-quick scheme. Don't treat it as one.

I won't even begin to talk about others who unlike you who have viewed the charts posted,used the info therein to add to their analysis and made money from their investments. I guess they were wrong weren't they.  Wink Wink

Also if the method of candle stick charting serves to "skew" the view of investors and cause "panic selling" maybe its responsible for the current market crash in the western markets. Sure u know that isnt the case. Don't make comments like that because they are essentially baseless.

I don't think u are in a position to tell me what and what not to post either. Simply ignore the posts u do not like so u don't start making unfounded assumptions of any particular method.

By the way i use Technical analysis as a whole and candlestick charting is but a small part of that. I am also quite adept at analysing companies I am interested in.

Posting here for u to lay aspersions on my person is of secondary concern to me.



MyPeace (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23950 on: May 05, 2008, 01:35 PM »

Quote from: BABIFAZE on May 05, 2008, 10:17 AM

Aktopgun, am not stepping on your toe here!!!          Am new to investment world though but I think this candle chart does not belong to the forum as it can cuase panic selling
among new investors who believe the candle is 100% reliable. Thank God you know it has been around for ages that means one should not take it as ULTIMATE future teller.
What it does best is to manipulate investors by dictating the stock performance, and depress the stock market as well. Why is it that some forum members both here and the other side do not want you to shine candle on particular stock they are holding?  Ever thought of it?  I guess all that followed the candle chart got their finger burned as well as as myself. The truth be sey, you be one of the most intelligent gurus here and there. So i for like make you dey send the candle to those who want am as PM, and make you continue to help and advice the new comer base on experience and fundamental analyse like you dey do before before.

Just my opinion sha.

Ranting of bear wounded soul!! So the bear brought you out of silent mode?

Sorry jare, no be only u get red, no blame anybody for your losses.
debenzd (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23951 on: May 05, 2008, 01:40 PM »

@Aktopgun,

We have been through this before. E ma bi nu! Let's accept the fact that everyone has a different level of understanding of what is posted here.  Grin Grin Grin

@Babifaze, it is okay to disgree but try not to cast aspersions on people.

I use all(I like to be safe). I am not ashamed to protect my investment so I go still dey look candle RSI, etc. At the same time, I hope that I can make the kind of calls Fatherof2 makes on some stocks(this comes from experience).

@Everybody, try not to blame anyone for the choices you make in selecting stocks. At best any advice given here is based on knowledge available and very personal but we all know NSE sometimes get im own head. I could easily have blamed Fof2 for advicing us to buy CCNN but I was also aware they had good results and thus was willing to wait it out. I have made a loss on CCNN but I am certain it will rise again. Go check out their 1st qtr result. Note: I did my own research too!

If you can't stomach losing money, buy PP( like Wanajo don advice).   or like Fatherof2 said in one of his earlier posts Study! Study!! Study!!! Teach yourself to fish.

Can we have some peace please?
nkc (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23952 on: May 05, 2008, 07:48 PM »

aktopgun

y r u bothering,

me follow candle, candle made a solid super millionaire in 2yrs

this same candles sent me red flames, and i am very happy its red, y because it opens yur eye to more research, where u were not diligent.

so please mind not dese peeps dey have sent all of us away, i guess they can only try send f02, u does not give a (your fav. swear word) so please , back to promise land.

i will always thank u, and if i come over to d oda land of d whites, i will try and find u and give u a portion of some candylysis present Grin
rasputinn (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23953 on: May 05, 2008, 08:49 PM »

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FatherOF2
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23954 on: May 05, 2008, 09:34 PM »

Based on this Beta result today, it seems friday holds entry promise if this decline is able persist.Hope it does.
debenzd (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23955 on: May 05, 2008, 09:38 PM »

Fof2 where do u see it headed? Na disappointing result o!
zomike
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23956 on: May 05, 2008, 11:51 PM »

@babyface

hi bob,
please lets be carefull with our utterances bearing in mind that GOD is the rewarder
of every man.

if you are a beginner and lost money on Nse,be sure others have lost millions.

AKT  Does not know this but he saved me from losing millions
when as a new investor i bought  first inland bank while on technical suspension.
i asked for his opinion and he alerted me that it has been on strong offer for sometime.
(i didn't know anything about NSEbid position then)

i opted out immediately and went for something else.

i am eternally grateful to AKTOPGUN and i am sure this is same with so many other peeps.

You only said your mind but don't send out bad impression to people around,not just AKT.

This is what i have to say about the selfless AKT.
When you forget about what you wrote TODAY,what will people have to say about you 2morow.
My brother becareful with your utterances.  Wink  Wink Wink Wink.
my 2kobo!!

Enaholo
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23957 on: May 06, 2008, 09:38 AM »

All,

Where can i get bid and offer position. I know it is available on NSE website, but i recall a site was posted somtime ago.
ololufemi
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23958 on: May 06, 2008, 11:23 AM »

@ Fatherof2

Na that leg I use enter Starcomms Baba.

How the family and your work. This work just dey keep me busy.


@ All,

When will Food Concepts be listed.

I dey hunger to chop them chicken oh.
RoughCut (m)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23959 on: May 06, 2008, 12:50 PM »

Quote from: ololufemi on May 06, 2008, 11:23 AM
@ Fatherof2

Na that leg I use enter Starcomms Baba.

How the family and your work. This work just dey keep me busy.


@ All,

When will Food Concepts be listed.

I dey hunger to chop them chicken oh.

Ha ha ha welcome back prodigal son Grin Grin Grin Grin. Na wa o you just disappear just like that. Anyway nice to know you are well and kicking
bibi234
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23960 on: May 06, 2008, 01:43 PM »

please can any one help? i do learn to trade stock in nigeria stock exchange any ebook on it, please room direct to any body you know is good in this, or any ebook to read on this .
debenzd (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23961 on: May 06, 2008, 01:56 PM »

@ Fatherof2, I dey see your hand for Fidelity. Nice one.

Hopefully na to chop and commot before PO shares enter market.
debenzd (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23962 on: May 06, 2008, 01:57 PM »

UACN NIGERIA PLC
UNAUDITED FIRST QUARTER RESULT ENDED MARCH 31ST 2008
                        2008        2007      %CHANGE
TURNOVER                N10.787b    N9.005b    20
PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION  N1.230b     N730.777m  68
TAXATION               (N393.038m) (N233.849m)
PROFIT AFTER TAXATION   N837.241m   N496.928m  68
MINORITY INTEREST      (N155.935m) (N78.786m)
PROFIT AFTER TAX AND EXTRA ORDINARY
ITEMS                   N681.306m   N418.142m  63


FIDELITY BANK PLC
UNAUDITED NINE MONTHS RESULT FOR THE
PERIOD ENDED MARCH 31, 2008
                              2008        2007     %CHANGE
TURNOVER                      N27.284b    N17.523b   56
PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION        N11.680b    N3.827b    205
TAXATION                     (N2.336b)    N765.519m  205
PROFIT AFTER TAXATION         N9.344b     N3.062b    205


ZENITH BANK PLC
UNAUDITED NINE MONTHS RESULT FOR THE
PERIOD ENDED MARCH 31ST 2008
                         2008        2007    %CHANGE
TURNOVER                 N120.306b   N70.768b    70
PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION   N40.638b    N19.257b   111
TAXATION                (N7.314b)   (N5.172b)    41
PROFIT AFTER TAXATION    N33.323b    N14.084b   137
debenzd (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23963 on: May 06, 2008, 01:57 PM »

All those with Banking stocks, our time don come o!. Na banks dey reign now. See fantastic results.

They have alos timed d market. I am sure they know that plenty of cash has hit or is about to hit d market.

Imagine December 2008 results. Na real competition o!

Seems some bulls are back!
ololufemi
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23964 on: May 06, 2008, 02:14 PM »

this banks have started printing money in their Head Offices

Zenith 33 billion naira    Shocked Shocked Shocked
FatherOF2
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23965 on: May 06, 2008, 02:20 PM »

This Beta just did a small wema on me. They come unleash Q1 next day to save their ass. But i still won't buy.I still suspect a short term move.

@ dbenzd

  Lets hope these are good signs for the market.
FatherOF2
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23966 on: May 06, 2008, 02:22 PM »

Quote from: ololufemi on May 06, 2008, 02:14 PM
this banks have started printing money in their Head Offices

Zenith 33 billion naira Shocked Shocked Shocked

All of them will stop printing too much money from early next year.
Uniform yearend will straighten a few things.But i will enjoy them for now.
debenzd (f)
Re: Stock Market Tips For Nigerians
« #23967 on: May 06, 2008, 02:26 PM »

Quote from: FatherOF2 on May 06, 2008, 02:20 PM
@ dbenzd

 Lets hope these are good signs for the market.

I am hoping the banks will save the day and bring the bulls back. They are usually the 1st people to start disbursing Federal funds and typically know when cash is about to hit the market.

Let's keep our fingers crossed.

On the sad side wetin person fit do with ABC, Niwicable and dunlop. I carry my 2 left enter with small cash though but it will take a year's bull run to recover my losses. What are your thoughts? Our mutual broker no gree me sell Dunlop and niwicable. He keeps saying things go beta.
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