Wapco landed successfully... When will UBA land bayi?

GTB MM go come very soon......
Oga at the top don call them...
for phone..

Wapco dividend just landed. I noticed they didnt even bother to take witholding tax. Good

This market dey flog everybody this past couple of weeks. Anyways, the small WAPCO dividend wey drop I use am buy more GTCO.... I Pray GT & Zenith hit N20. I ready to take N5M loan to secure that future cashflow

Mpeace:
Wapco dividend just landed. I noticed they didnt even bother to take witholding tax. Good

I think they will debit your account later. That's what happened with me earlier this year

Ades1:
This market dey flog everybody this past couple of weeks. Anyways, the small WAPCO dividend wey drop I use am buy more GTCO.... I Pray GT & Zenith hit N20. I ready to take N5M loan to secure that future cashflow

What is the duration of the loan?


What are your repayment strategies, capital appreciation, salary or Investment income?

Ades1:


I think they will debit your account later. That's what happened with me earlier this year

Not at all

Mpeace:
Wapco dividend just landed. I noticed they didnt even bother to take witholding tax. Good

Ades1:


I think they will debit your account later. That's what happened with me earlier this year

The dividend was paid from pioneer profit, so no withholding tax

megawealth01:
Wapco landed successfully... When will UBA land bayi?

Which UBA again sir, interim that has been paid earlier or final ?

emmanuelewumi:



What is the duration of the loan?


What are your repayment strategies, capital appreciation, salary or Investment income?

Duration? About 15-18 months

Payment Strategy? Salary

Ades1:




Duration? About 15-18 months

Payment Strategy? Salary

Good.


I make sure my loans for position taken in the stock market does not exceed 6 months.

At interest rates of between 16% to 22% per annum, pro rated to about 8% to 11% for 6 months

locodemy:
Why should people sell off stocks in panic?
Let them not play prank for us with Gtco brouhaha.Unless something is wrong with the global stocks.I don't see any reason for rainfall now.

Unless you are seeing what all these ogas ( cp, Oracle, and some others that have hinting of rain etc) are not seeing. And with wetin me I dey see now. I don't think you are in order.

Ades1:
This market dey flog everybody this past couple of weeks. Anyways, the small WAPCO dividend wey drop I use am buy more GTCO.... I Pray GT & Zenith hit N20. I ready to take N5M loan to secure that future cashflow

I pray for N16 for Zenith. Let God show himself strong.

Lion123:


I pray for N16 for Zenith. Let God show himself strong.

With God nothing is impossible

megawealth01:
Wapco landed successfully... When will UBA land bayi?

My own WAPCO just land...
We dey pop champagne....
Pop pop pop
Pop pop pop
Pop pop pop eh eh eh

Willie2015:


My own WAPCO just land...
We dey pop champagne....
Pop pop pop
Pop pop pop
Pop pop pop eh eh eh

Yes oooooo... They did well doing it weekend... We dey weekend enjoyment levels

pizapato:


Which UBA again sir, interim that has been paid earlier or final ?

INTERIM na

greetings to you all

I wish you a happy weekend

I also pray for more dividend alerts on your bank account

I didn't receive WAPCO dividend yet. Today 19th Nov 2021 is almost gone.
What could be the reason?

Lagishan:
I didn't receive WAPCO dividend yet. Today 19th Nov 2021 is almost gone.
What could be the reason?

Payment may continue by tomorrow. You may receive it if you are qualified. But if you don't see alert by tomorrow, then contact the registrars.

As the Earth remains seed time and harvest shall never cease

megawealth01:
INTERIM na

They've paid interim na

Lion123:


I pray for N16 for Zenith. Let God show himself strong.

I really like this target price.
Rain and shower are not the same. Sometimes, averaging down needs good calculation. A stock that is yet to lose 30-40% in a general "rainy season" might continue to be a value stock, but not necessarily a sweet deal. A sweet deal is booking a first class flight ticket at about the same rate as economy class, on a world class airline.
I also wish the rain falls well on Zenith, and I would be glad to enter at this N16. N1600 can then buy the same number of units that N2500 once bought. That there is a sweet deal on a value asset!

NB: Each person has paid different costs as "school fees" on NSE, so we cannot judge people when they define their cutoff averaging down entry prices. Someone who averaged down on FBNH all the way from N20+ to N5 might just refer to my own cutoff of 30-40% dip as mere showers that precede the actual rain.

Capitas7:

I really like this target price.
Rain and shower are not the same. Sometimes, averaging down needs good calculation. A stock that is yet to lose 30-40% in a general "rainy season" might continue to be a value stock, but not necessarily a sweet deal. A sweet deal is booking a first class flight ticket at about the same rate as economy class, on a world class airline.
I also wish the rain falls well on Zenith, and I would be glad to enter at this N16. N1600 can then buy the same number of units that N2500 once bought. That there is a sweet deal on a value asset!

NB: Each person has paid different costs as "school fees" on NSE, so we cannot judge people when they define their cutoff averaging down entry prices. Someone who averaged down on FBNH all the way from N20+ to N5 might just refer to my own 30-40% dip as mere showers that precede the actual rain.

Very difficult to successfully time the market.

Do you get weekly report from your Stockbroker that shows your average cost prices of your stocks? The average cost price will enable the investor to determine if he has made a profit and if the dividend yield makes sense

I have the following average prices from the report sent to me from United Capital.


UBA N3.50
Access N3.75k
Dangote cement N190
Dangote sugar N6.50
United Capital N2.10
APR N2.30
Vitafoam N3.20
Custodian N2.90
UPDC REIT N3.10
Zenith N16
FBNH N4.10
UACN N6.70
Lafarge N19.15
Airtel Africa N310
MTN N115.


Just make sure you don't runaway from the market when it is bearish, invest for cash flow from your Investments, diversify your gains in a bull market to less risky assets like fixed income, money market, small or personal businesses and appropriately priced real estate Investments, practice Naira cost averaging combined with Investing for dividend yields, dividend safety and dividend growth

ojeysky:


They've paid interim na

Really?

emmanuelewumi:



Very difficult to successfully time the market.

Do you get weekly report from your Stockbroker that shows your average cost prices of your stocks? The average cost price will enable the investor to determine if he has made a profit and if the dividend yield makes sense

I have the following average prices from the report sent to me from United Capital.


UBA N3.50
Access N3.75k
Dangote cement N190
Dangote sugar N6.50
United Capital N2.10
APR N2.30
Vitafoam N3.20
Custodian N2.90
UPDC REIT N3.10
Zenith N16
FBNH N4.10
UACN N6.70
Lafarge N19.15
Airtel Africa N310
MTN N115.


Just make sure you don't runaway from the market when it is bearish, invest for cash flow from your Investments, diversify your gains in a bull market to less risky assets like fixed income, money market, small or personal businesses and appropriately priced real estate Investments, practice Naira cost averaging combined with Investing for dividend yields, dividend safety and dividend growth

Please when will this happen?

megawealth01:
Really?

Lol you are joking right

emmanuelewumi:



Very difficult to successfully time the market.

Do you get weekly report from your Stockbroker that shows your average cost prices of your stocks? The average cost price will enable the investor to determine if he has made a profit and if the dividend yield makes sense

I have the following average prices from the report sent to me from United Capital.


UBA N3.50
Access N3.75k
Dangote cement N190
Dangote sugar N6.50
United Capital N2.10
APR N2.30
Vitafoam N3.20
Custodian N2.90
UPDC REIT N3.10
Zenith N16
FBNH N4.10
UACN N6.70
Lafarge N19.15
Airtel Africa N310
MTN N115.


Just make sure you don't runaway from the market when it is bearish, invest for cash flow from your Investments, diversify your gains in a bull market to less risky assets like fixed income, money market, small or personal businesses and appropriately priced real estate Investments, practice Naira cost averaging combined with Investing for dividend yields, dividend safety and dividend growth

Thank you for sharing your personal information for enlightening purposes sir. These are sweet bargain cost averages as I would imagine of a seasoned investor like you. And I have never mentioned it here before that I called you on phone to have a chat when I first started investing (with my NYSC savings about a decade ago). I appreciate your encouragements back then.

Truly I receive the weekly updates from my stockbrokers, and I am consoled by some 150%+ positions, but majority are currently around the current market price (which I am not overtly bothered about). My earlier post was also to drive home a similar point because I have had discussions with people who believe a dip is an opportunity to buy more (which in itself, is a right approach), but they often do not wait the low till it gets to the lowest RANGE. It is good to invest for steady dividends, but one also needs to ensure those investments are sweet deals. One ironic advantage of not always having surplus available cash is that one can buy stocks of interest over a price range.

I think your post also stylishly talks about taking profits WHEN DUE (determined by a lot of factors). I once mentioned in my post here that at my age, I prefer the exponential growth (which emphasizes taking profits on 180%+ price appreciations and spreading the proceeds across other stocks of interest and re-entering if/when an opportunity presents itself). My projection is that by the time the costs of our kids' education and living start demanding more income, I would have structured my portfolio for bargain dividend yields. One of my investment mentors says "take calculated risks vigorously when young".

ojeysky:


Lol you are joking right

You got the gist

megawealth01:
Please when will this happen?

I don't understand your question

Capitas7:


Thank you for sharing your personal information for enlightening purposes sir. These are sweet bargain cost averages as I would imagine of a seasoned investor like you. And I have never mentioned it here before that I called you on phone to have a chat when I first started investing (with my NYSC savings about a decade ago). I appreciate your encouragements back then.

Truly I receive the weekly updates from my stockbrokers, and I am consoled by some 150%+ positions, but majority are currently around the current market price (which I am not overtly bothered about). My earlier post was also to drive home a similar point because I have had discussions with people who believe a dip is an opportunity to buy more (which in itself, is a right approach), but they often do not wait the low till it gets to the lowest RANGE. It is good to invest for steady dividends, but one also needs sweet deals. One ironic advantage of not always having surplus available cash is that one can buy stocks of interest over a price range.

I think your post also stylishly talks about taking profits WHEN DUE (determined by a lot of factors). I once mentioned in my post here that at my age, I prefer the exponential growth (which emphasizes taking profits on 180%+ price appreciations and spreading the proceeds across other stocks of interest and re-entering if/when an opportunity presents itself). My projection is that by the time the costs of our kids' education and living start demanding more income, I would have structured my portfolio for bargain dividend yields. One of my investment mentors says "take calculated risks when young".

I use the average PE ratio, Earnings growth rate and dividend yield, viz a viz return from fixed income Investments to determine if I should reduce my position in equities.

I am currently 10% in REITs, 70% in equities and 20% in bonds