yMcy56:

All well and good.
In as much as the manipulation or whatever is making the minority shareholders laugh, it's fine and good.
Let him sha move the share price to N100 first.....

It will happen very soon, when insiders and the core investor in their holdings

emmanuelewumi:


It will happen very soon, when insiders and the core investor in their holdings

Or when the company start a share buy back programme

emmanuelewumi:
Or when the company start a share buy back programme

Is there a possibility of share back back here too?
That will send up the share price of BUA.........will just be like total take over or something.

yMcy56:

Is there a possibility of share back back here too?
That will send up the share price of BUA.........will just be like total take over or something.

At least it will drive up the price for the benefits of retail investors and then the company will go private.

BRENT
Trading above $70
https://nairametrics.com/2021/06/04/u-s-oil-heading-to-70-mark/

You do a share buy back if you think the shares of your company are too cheap in the market

emmanuelewumi:
At least it will drive up the price for the benefits of retail investors and then the company will go private.

Yes. He did same when he equates CCNN to BUA on ratio 1:1......retailers benefitted a lot........
Let him keep it coming this time around........ we'll be on the lookout for the timing, God willing.
Thanks sir for the info.

Veritas full bid at .24

Kudos OGG

yMcy56:

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God bless you, ... transaction is done.

UP FCMB, UP ZENITH!
Seems Zenith has hired FCMB Market Maker on contract basis.....
the defence so far is commendable..... lol. Don't mind me o.

One hitchy finger dragged down Regal share price at the last minute!
Whosoever is fear-fear, should stay off penny stocks and stop spoiling things abeg.

DANGSUGAR: Touched 17.95.......but no 100k block to move the price yet .......

Chi Plc, Regal doing well so far ........
STI........too much overhead.......once the mountain @30k becomes plain, we may be seeing slow and steady upside........lol.

MOST of us here will smile next week.
Just maintain the stinginess.
It's coming small small.

veecovee:


God bless you, ... transaction is done.

Your purchase transactions came at the right time.
The holy spirit revealed to you.

emmanuelewumi:



Don't be deceived it is not a profitable venture.

From Tantalizer to Big Treat to Chicken republic. UAC Restaurant owners of Mr Biggs is making losses for UACN

Quite the contrary - the economics of their business is turning in their favor. They are mostly owned by a prestigious private equity firm that is driving operational efficiency. They lost money the last 5 years in order to pursue growth and it is paying off as they are the fastest growing chicken brand in west africa and are on track to have over 500 stores by 2023. They did over N13bn in revenue in 2019 and turned a profit of over N3bn. They are expanding their franchising so they will essentially be entering the property development business - a model that has worked very well for companies like McDonalds. The business is very sound.

In terms of valuation, because they are owned by a PE firm I would probably have to do a DCF analysis with a 5 year EBITDA exit to get a better sense but as of right now the shares trade for less than 3x earnings which is cheap by most standards. My view is that it is a good long term play for capital appreciation not dividend payment

yMcy56:
UP FCMB, UP ZENITH!
Seems Zenith has hired FCMB Market Maker on contract.....
the defence so far is commendable..... lol. Don't mind me o.

One hitchy finger dragged down Regal share price at the last minute!
Whosoever is fear-fear, should stay off penny stocks and stop spoiling things abeg.

I wanted to point veritas to you when there was heavy crossings at 20kobo.
You and insurance are now soulmates.

locodemy:
I wanted to point veritas to you when there was heavy crossings at 20kobo.
You and insurance are now soulmates.

Saw it too.....
Closed on full bid @24k today.......let's see how far it goes........

I expect these coys to start communicating their recap plans to us soon........
International Energy IEI) made an announcement already...... to be bought over/to be sold....
I'm their rep on Nsempa.

yMcy56:

Saw it too.....
Closed on full bid @24k today.......let's see how far it goes........

I expect these coys to start communicating their recap plans to us soon.....
I'm their rep on Nsempa.

Most stocks have completed half year consolidations and some ongoing......
Some stocks will go far once they breakout.
There will be sharp rise in this June/July.
This is the time oracle is needed.
Oracle pls come and confirm ooo

-Oil breakout
-Gold breakout
-stocks breakout
-All charts are pointing to breakout.

Will insecurity allow Nigeria(united Africans Republic) to participate in this upcoming rally?

erwinschro:


Quite the contrary - the economics of their business is turning in their favor. They are mostly owned by a prestigious private equity firm that is driving operational efficiency. They lost money the last 5 years in order to pursue growth and it is paying off as they are the fastest growing chicken brand in west africa and are on track to have over 500 stores by 2023. They did over N13bn in revenue in 2019 and turned a profit of over N3bn. They are expanding their franchising so they will essentially be entering the property development business - a model that has worked very well for companies like McDonalds. The business is very sound.

In terms of valuation, because they are owned by a PE firm I would probably have to do a DCF analysis with a 5 year EBITDA exit to get a better sense but as of right now the shares trade for less than 3x earnings which is cheap by most standards. My view is that it is a good long term play for capital appreciation not dividend payment

Its a no go area except i have quality insider info especially if management has it in mind to pay dividends

erwinschro:


Quite the contrary - the economics of their business is turning in their favor. They are mostly owned by a prestigious private equity firm that is driving operational efficiency. They lost money the last 5 years in order to pursue growth and it is paying off as they are the fastest growing chicken brand in west africa and are on track to have over 500 stores by 2023. They did over N13bn in revenue in 2019 and turned a profit of over N3bn. They are expanding their franchising so they will essentially be entering the property development business - a model that has worked very well for companies like McDonalds. The business is very sound.

In terms of valuation, because they are owned by a PE firm I would probably have to do a DCF analysis with a 5 year EBITDA exit to get a better sense but as of right now the shares trade for less than 3x earnings which is cheap by most standards. My view is that it is a good long term play for capital appreciation not dividend payment

It has been a very looong year of drought for the shareholders of the company on NASD, same Mixta Real Estate eventhough they appear to be doing well and they have PE investors in both companies. There shareholders have not received dividends and capital appreciation for many years


If you are an insider and you privilege information about the business, I wish you the very best.

customstreet:
Hello Dear, that place is a no go area for u. Please don't to there.

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Why do you say so?

emmanuelewumi:




It has been a very looong year of drought for the shareholders of the company on NASD, same Mixta Real Estate eventhough they appear to be doing well and they have PE investors in both companies. There shareholders have not received dividends and capital appreciation for many years


If you are an insider and you privilege information about the business, I wish you the very best.

I am not an insider but merely have experience in finance. From my understanding NASD is not a very liquid exchange so mispricing of securities is far more common. With PE firms, they will eventually look for an exit to actualize the true value within 7-10 years of their investment either through a secondary sale or strategic acquisition.

I don't wish to convince anyone to invest, just explaining my views and seeing if there are any issues in my thought process. The way I see it, if I can buy a part of the company for far less than its actually worth with a good margin of safety, it should be a very profitable investment

Happy weekend to you guys.
Will be traveling and to join you again next week.

erwinschro:


I am not an insider but merely have experience in finance. From my understanding NASD is not a very liquid exchange so mispricing of securities is far more common. With PE firms, they will eventually look for an exit to actualize the true value within 7-10 years of their investment either through a secondary sale or strategic acquisition.

I don't wish to convince anyone to invest, just explaining my views and seeing if there are any issues in my thought process. The way I see it, if I can buy a part of the company for far less than its actually worth with a good margin of safety, it should be a very profitable investment

I believe you mean well but one thing about stuffs in Nigeria is that they usually look good on paper till one enters and see that Khaki no be leather, at times its better to follow the wisdom of the crowd and touch this glittering opportunities from a distance....... Many on this forum have been dealt heavy blows by many private equity firms, different investment vehicles have been brought forward and many did not see the light of day instead many ended up sinking investors fund

why not channel your energy to NSE that has been tried and tested, personally i only deal with NASD companies through DEBT instruments as that is the only channel that the law insists they must pay back else liquidation, Equity is a different ball game, Equity is majorly a promisory note, Many companies even on the NSE pay dividends as that is a major means for them to convice investors to price their bonds cheaply else they will behave like NASD companies

I got this email from Africa Prudentials as a reply to the online e-dividend mandate form i filled on their website.
What is this transfer form and its function and is it necessary for me to get it for me to receive dividends into my bank account?
Also hope it is not a shares transfer form as i do not intend to transfer my shares to anybody.
I would be grateful if someone can help me out with this.


Dear <myname>
Thank you for your patience thus far.
Kindly be informed that we have begun the processing of your mandate.
Please note that mandate will be effected before the close of business, next week Wednesday.
​
** Kindly be informed that we do not have your specimen signature in our record to verify authenticity of the request. Please inform your stockbroker to process your transfer form through CSCS.

Warm regards.

Wapgod:
I got this email from Africa Prudentials as a reply to the online e-dividend mandate form i filled on their website.
What is this transfer form and its function and is it necessary for me to get it for me to receive dividends into my bank account?
Also hope it is not a shares transfer form as i do not intend to transfer my shares to anybody.
I would be grateful if someone can help me out with this.


Dear <myname>
Thank you for your patience thus far.
Kindly be informed that we have begun the processing of your mandate.
Please note that mandate will be effected before the close of business, next week Wednesday.
​
** Kindly be informed that we do not have your specimen signature in our record to verify authenticity of the request. Please inform your stockbroker to process your transfer form through CSCS.

Warm regards.

Just do as they told you. Inform your stockbroker and sign your signature in the form, which your stockbroker will submit to cscs for onward transmission to your registrar.

Fear not.....it's the requirement which all of us have done long time ago to get our dividends

Do anybody know the registrar of Ecobank(ETI)?

Wapgod:
Do anybody know the registrar of Ecobank(ETI)?

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guys which shares are good for dividend payments and also which shares are good to hold long term ...i already have dangote cement in my portfolio

Naira has been devalued. Last I checked inflation was pushing 18%

This should mean that any investment move that returns less than 19% annually is at a loss now.

Abeg financial analysts pls educate us

I only used %0.2 to buy GTB
Let me invest before I loose 18% money value this year

locodemy:


Ejooo sir.....kpele sir......I am sorry sir

Una go kill person with laugh for this forum one day

SweetVibe:

Una go kill person with laugh for this forum one day

Yeye leave story for tortoise

erwinschro:


I am not an insider but merely have experience in finance. From my understanding NASD is not a very liquid exchange so mispricing of securities is far more common. With PE firms, they will eventually look for an exit to actualize the true value within 7-10 years of their investment either through a secondary sale or strategic acquisition.

I don't wish to convince anyone to invest, just explaining my views and seeing if there are any issues in my thought process. The way I see it, if I can buy a part of the company for far less than its actually worth with a good margin of safety, it should be a very profitable investment

Colours are used to categorize companies on NASD, based on corporate governance, steady returns on investment, information about the companies.

Blue for the best companies

Pink for those who are just their

Red for companies with poor corporate governance, poor or no return on investment, poor information about the companies.


The companies in the blue category are

Friesland wamco

Niger Delta Exploration and Production


Afriland Properties

CSCS

UBN Properties Development Company.


The remaining are either in pink or red categories. In fact most are in red category