Mfunkynation:
@Intendy, Please in the e-dividend form for Africa Prudential Registrar
It asks for Shareholders Account No. (if known)... what account is that?
is it CSCS Account No?

kindly help out

megainvest:
How to lose money in NSE: Panic sell when everybody is selling then turn around to panic buy when everybody else is buying.

Mfunkynation:
@Intendy, Please in the e-dividend form for Africa Prudential Registrar
It asks for Shareholders Account No. (if known)... what account is that?
is it CSCS Account No?

kindly help out

Intendy:

it means your shareholding account of the respective stock.
leave that to them.don't write anything if you don't know it

Intendy:

it means your shareholding account of the respective stock.
leave that to them.don't write anything if you don't know it

Mfunkynation:
Thankz.. pls wat d one on veritas registrars.., should i leave it blank?

iyb:
guys please do registrars get your signature automatically from your stockbrokers or do you have to request they send it to the registrars manually

courage89:




It seems the bank will not process your e-dividend application if you don't provide them with the shareholders account number. They will your application. How do you resolve this issue, most especially when you don't know your shareholders account number?

RedCapChief:

They don't get the signature automatically. This should not be the ideal thing but, in real life, you have to ask you broker to complete your share transfer form and send your signature.

RedCapChief:
Manie, Intendy et al, are there any benefits to be gained from attending AGMs? Maybe business connections and insider gist.
It would be a total bore for me to just go there, eat meatpie and see Jim Ovia's face

RedCapChief:

They don't get the signature automatically. This should not be the ideal thing but, in real life, you have to ask your broker to complete your share transfer form and send your signature.

zendi:

Some people bot tiger at 0.88 about 2 months ago and now sold at 3.
I'm not one of them o. I jijoed mine away prematurely.
But what we'er saying is, market don die, market don die, yet history keeps returning
with mega loot opportunities such as we also saw in seplat and oando.

PETERiCHY:


Bear in mind that same tiger brand aka Dangote Floormill once sold for N58 in 2007.

OANDO sold above N300 Same 2007

While SEPLAT traded N720 about 20months ago.

So try as much as possible to balance the equation and dont be deceieved by those shouting gain gain gain everyday albeit one just died.

PETERiCHY:
Alot want to make money but are blinded by sentiments which kept them from seeing the bigger picture.

Put yourself in the place of a foreign investor that has a fund of $1m.

FG with all their sincerity is telling you the worth of your fund is N199m while on the other hand the guy on the street is telling you the worth of that same fund is worth N320m.

In your mind you will definitely know that one of the party is lying.

In addition when you are ready to exit the same FG that said their rate is N199 per USD will now turn around to tell you its not available.

Now tell me who is deceiving who

The above scenerio is one of the major economy malady Nigeria is currently facing.

So let's stop being myopic and know who the liar is here.

*ThE OcToPuS*

PETERiCHY:


Bear in mind that same tiger brand aka Dangote Floormill once sold for N58 in 2007.

OANDO sold above N300 Same 2007

While SEPLAT traded N720 about 20months ago.

So try as much as possible to balance the equation and dont be deceieved by those shouting gain gain gain everyday albeit one just died.

jarkbauer:



So if the CBN devalues the Naira to 320 and 2 weeks later speculators reduced the value of the Naira to 570 at the parallel market, should we devalue again to N570?

PETERiCHY:


Bear in mind that same tiger brand aka Dangote Floormill once sold for N58 in 2007.

OANDO sold above N300 Same 2007

While SEPLAT traded N720 about 20months ago.

So try as much as possible to balance the equation and dont be deceieved by those shouting gain gain gain everyday albeit one just died.

PETERiCHY:


It's a no rocket science that when is crystal clear that a country can no longer defend it currency, they simply devalue or free float their currency instead of suffocating their economy.
RUSSIA, KAZAKHSTAN, AZERBAIJAN and even EGYPT did theirs recently but any country that want to live in self denial should go and learn from the VENEZUELA experience.

tdollar17:
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jarkbauer:


I guess you are paid in dollars in your UAE. Anyway all the countries you mentioned have started some kind of currency control. Egypt devalued by 13% you are calling for 100% devaluation. Do you know the effects this will have on people?

PETERiCHY:


So is it now better Nigerians go through the VENEZUELA experience?

jarkbauer:


If you call this Venezuela experience, good for you

Coolcash1:


Guy just ignore this prophet of doom and solipsist @PETERICHY...Nothing good, encouraging and optimistic in his comments..He should just shussh his mouth because even in downturn millionaires are still made. So, it depends on what you SEE....

PETERiCHY:


It's a no rocket science that when is crystal clear that a country can no longer defend it currency, they simply devalue or free float their currency instead of suffocating their economy.
RUSSIA, KAZAKHSTAN, AZERBAIJAN and even EGYPT did theirs recently but any country that want to live in self denial should go and learn from the VENEZUELA experience.

Intendy:

and how are the above countries now better than Nigeria after devaluing?