Agbalowomeri:


Thank God you say entity meaning institution
I be only one hustling person Lol

Some heavy weight timber and caliber humans are entities that's why they yab some olodos by calling them nonentity na.

feelamong:


This UACN run has really surprised me sha...

hopefully it will run to N20 so that i can sell and have some peace

am holding at an average of #7.03
at that price, i'll recover my capital and let the profit do the rest.

bigjay01:
sold off the 1000 BUA @39.5.
Good luck to those holding it.

Why you dey run naaaa

Indeed the direction of the market(whether positive or negative) determines the degree of activities of members here.
...this place is now relatively calm one small. Even the guest-like members have mostly gone on 'hibernation'.

Hear this;
If u've aligned urself to the select few fundamentally healthy coys with good foreseeable yield, HOLD. ...'cause there's no need to fret.
...but if u can't, sell. So the side line 'snippers' can cheery-pick from their target coys.
As usual, some folks will likely panic and help create the moment that will make money for the shrewd ones.

Elsewhere Mr UACN is making folks excited.
...It's nice to be proudly UACN !!

It is well.

Mcy56:

This is outside my jurisdiction o.
I have ogas here who can recommend as well as back it up with analysis and charts.
However, we are entering the earning season when coys declare dividends for their end of financial year, you may read some pages backwards to see some of their recommendations..
Whichever one you decided to go with, you can table it here to get more updated opinion/analysis of experts on it.
Cheers!

NB: Check recommendations of Currentprice, Onegentleguy, BBM
Agba has only one or two: which is UACN or Wapco.
....Wapco is actually good cos CP and OGG also recommended it, its yet to witness much price appreciation compared to others and, other coys in its category arent doing bad/far ahead of it................................this is my personal opinion.
.....your fund size should also be considered in other to know which price range to look at.

Thanks for the response

Mcy56:
So, Morgan changed my CCNN to BUACement after putting a call thru to them.
Surprisingly, the average unit cost was also changed to 41 naira
I thought it should still read 17.30 that I bought CCNN. ..................I was expecting it to show over 100% profit nah.

mine wasn't changed. However, it didn't prevent the sale from going through

OakPearl:


Some heavy weight timber and caliber humans are entities that's why they yab some olodos by calling them nonentity na.

Chai see stones on MeshMpappe head

emmanuelewumi:



Why you dey run naaaa

not my style, but i didn't like the exchange ratio regarding CCNN:Kalambaina

I don born again to smart-longtermer

Agbalowomeri:


Chai see stones on MeshMpappe head

You are a bag of trouble.

bigjay01:


not my style, but i didn't like the exchange regaring CCNN:Kalambaina

I don born again to smart-longtermer

Yes o
Welcome on board sir

Selling Seplat @£1.19 on 02/12 and buying more of UACN seems to have been a very smart move.

Nevermind that i lost small money on Seplat. I bought on listing @£2.20, they have paid very tidy dividends though

if I no be FPI, wetin i be

#FellingCool

bigjay01:
Selling Seplat @£1.19 on 02/12 and buying more of UACN seems to have been a very smart move.

if I no be FPI, wetin i be

#FellingCool

And they will tell us that the FPI are not involved

Mcy56:
So, Morgan changed my CCNN to BUACement after putting a call thru to them.
Surprisingly, the average unit cost was also changed to 41 naira
I thought it should still read 17.30 that I bought CCNN. ..................I was expecting it to show over 100% profit nah.

That's an anomaly. Sold mine at 167% profit. Maybe you should contact them.

The delisting of 1 unit of CCNN at N17.3 and relisting same as 1 unit of BUA Cement at N34 is not normal. people are not complaining because it favours them. I hope nobody will complain when a stock is delisted and relisted with a lower value. This does not make any sense to me.

bigjay01:


not my style, but i didn't like the exchange regaring CCNN:Kalambaina

I don born again to smart-longtermer

This time next year, it will be appropriately priced at a price lower than Lafarge.

Agbalowomeri:


And they will tell us that the FPI are not involved

That move should have been made when UACN was #4.55. At the time i thought i had maxed out on how much i wanted to hold.

How then it was okay to increase my holdings @ 7ish should be left for behavioural scientists.

Having said that, the majority of investment capital came from Alhaji oo (aka DFM).

Who said 2019 wasn't a good year!

bigjay01:
Selling Seplat @£1.19 on 02/12 and buying more of UACN seems to have been a very smart move.

Nevermind that i lost small money on Seplat. I bought on listing @£2.20, they have paid very tidy dividends though

if I no be FPI, wetin i be

#FellingCool

That will soon qualify for not just as a very smart move, but a master-stroke.
I finished offloading my Seplat today to look for an athlete with Agba's baton.
Portfolio rebalancing stuvs.

rebekah2011:
The delisting of 1 unit of CCNN at N17.3 and relisting same as 1 unit of BUA Cement at N34 is not normal. people are not complaining because it favours them. I hope nobody will complain when a stock is delisted and relisted with a lower value. This does not make any sense to me.

It is the merger terms na
Dangflour was selling far less when it was bought over
It's like BUA buying CCNN over; instead of money they have used shares to pay

bigjay01:


That move should have been made when UACN was #4.55. At the time i thought i had maxed out on how much i wanted to hold.

How then it was okay to increase my holdings @ 7ish should be left for behavioural scientists.

Having said that, the majority of investment capital came from Alhaji oo (aka DFM).

Who said 2019 wasn't a good year!

It was your anti-concentration (aka diversification) virus at work

Agbalowomeri:


It is the merger terms na
Dangflour was selling far less when it was bought over
It's like BUA buying CCNN over; instead of money they have used shares to pay

Fine and good. However, it should be appropriately priced!

Very confusing to me. My accounting knowledge is rusty I believe.

Agbalowomeri:


It is the merger terms na
Dangflour was selling far less when it was bought over
It's like BUA buying CCNN over; instead of money they have used shares to pay

Agbalowomeri:


It was your anti-concentration (aka diversification) virus at work

sometimes this diversification thingy na my achilles heel.

I believe it stems from the fact that i got involved in stock (in my adult life) when everything on the exchange did relatively well (2006-9). I was kinda scraping the market.

explains why i have a few dead bones in my portfolio (dunlop, tantalisers, bigtreat, omatek etc)

On the other hand, imagine if I had concentrated on those ones that are now dead?

In my opinion, the best thing that has happened as far as retail investing is concerned is DIY (aka online trading)

Access and few others seem be hanging around support levels.

Watch them closely if ... interested

arduino:


My paper profits fast depreciating

You say!

veecovee:

Access and few others seem be hanging around support levels.

Watch them closely if ... interested

see me see wahalla oo

pastor don turn technician ooo

RabbiDoracle:


You say!

ah ah

Oracle, I believe you know the rise/fall of the index does not satisfy 'y = mx + c'

for those who know

onegentleguy:
Indeed the direction of the market(whether positive or negative) determines the degree of activities of members here.
...this place is now relatively calm one small. Even the guest-like members have mostly gone on 'hibernation'.

Hear this;
If u've aligned urself to the select few fundamentally healthy coys with good foreseeable yield, HOLD. ...'cause there's no need to fret.
...but if u can't, sell. So the side line 'snippers' can cheery-pick from their target coys.
As usual, some folks will likely panic and help create the moment that will make money for the shrewd ones.

Elsewhere Mr UACN is making folks excited.
...It's nice to be proudly UACN !!

It is well.

(the part bold) Dem don see wetin pass them

bigjay01:


sometimes this diversification thingy na my achilles heel.

I believe it stems from the fact that i got involved in stock (in my adult life) when everything on the exchange did relatively well (2006-9). I was kinda scraping the market.

explains why i have a few dead bones in my portfolio (dunlop, tantalisers, bigtreat, omatek etc)

On the other hand, imagine if I had concentrated on those ones that are now dead?

In my opinion, the best thing that has happened as far as retail investing is concerned is DIY (aka online trading)

Over-diversification is a risk on its own
As one gain more experience and decision making improves, one should be able to narrow more on fewer and fewer stocks, depending on cash size

bigjay01:

ah ah

Oracle, I believe you know the rise/fall of the index does not satisfy 'y = mx + c'

for those who know

I agree nwanne.

Mana ife awo fulu, tikapu oso....hmmmm

bigjay01:

ah ah

Oracle, I believe you know the rise/fall of the index does not satisfy 'y = mx + c'

for those who know

I prefer 'y = mx + mx² + C'

bigjay01:


sometimes this diversification thingy na my achilles heel.

I believe it stems from the fact that i got involved in stock (in my adult life) when everything on the exchange did relatively well (2006-9). I was kinda scraping the market.

explains why i have a few dead bones in my portfolio (dunlop, tantalisers, bigtreat, omatek etc)

On the other hand, imagine if I had concentrated on those ones that are now dead?

In my opinion, the best thing that has happened as far as retail investing is concerned is DIY (aka online trading)

Concentrate (most times) and watch the basket. You make more that way.

bigjay01:


see me see wahalla oo

pastor don turn technician ooo

Abeg I dey meeting
Nor burst my belle