ImperialCovfefe:

Interesting insights. The issue with this is conflating correlation for predictive signal. These guys and MSCI are mostly passive index guys. Most of their changes comes from rebalancing to reflect the constituent of their primary benchmark index

GreatEko:


stockbroking [at] stanbicibtc [dot] com

RabbiDoracle:


Can you type cryptos without first writing "CRY" ?

Dem go cry well today.

Those I pity are Nairaland stock veterans like Bigjay01 that sold stocks just to adventure into "cry"ing business.

ImperialCovfefe:

Interesting insights. The issue with this is conflating correlation for predictive signal. These guys and MSCI are mostly passive index guys. Most of their changes comes from rebalancing to reflect the constituent of their primary benchmark index

Heishere:


Too much English baba. Please break it down

Heishere:
Too much English baba. Please break it down

yMcy56:

Lol.
I can't comprehend a single thing there.

yMcy56:
NSEMPA is quiet.
It's well o.

* Meanwhile, ZENITH's Dividend yield as at today's closing price, 21.95 is 13.93%......The stock with highest dividend yield in NSE so far......
* Followed by GTCO; 13.86%@21.50
* Followed by UBA 13.16% @7.55
* Followed by MANSARD 11.74% @2.04
** Next: UCAP 11.63% @13; FIDELITY 10.63% @3.26: ACCESS 10.47% @9.55

GreatEko:


stockbroking [at] stanbicibtc [dot] com

yMcy56:
NSEMPA is quiet.
It's well o.

* Meanwhile, ZENITH's Dividend yield as at today's closing price, 21.95 is 13.93%......The stock with highest dividend yield in NSE so far......
* Followed by GTCO; 13.86%@21.50
* Followed by UBA 13.16% @7.55
* Followed by MANSARD 11.74% @2.04
** Next: UCAP 11.63% @13; FIDELITY 10.63% @3.26: ACCESS 10.47% @9.55

Mpeace:
Market is still reacting to the US Fed Rates hike. By monday we should see our market back on track. But on a very serious note, we need to reduce the influence of foreign investors on our markets. It exposes our market to negative effects of foreign actors. If US raises rates, our market reacts negatively, if the reduce rates our market remains where it was rather than react positively.

Mpeace:
But on a very serious note, we need to reduce the influence of foreign investors on our markets. It exposes our market to negative effects of foreign actors. If US raises rates, our market reacts negatively, if the reduce rates our market remains where it was rather than react positively.

Slimdove:


I received this email from first registrars

Dear Sir,



Please be informed that First Registrars And Investor Services Limited is no longer the Registrar to FBN Holdings PLC.

Hence, forward all your FBN Holdings Enquiry to Meristem Registrars & Probate Services, 213 Herbert Macaulay Way, Opposite Adekunle Police Station, Yaba, Lagos.

Website www.meristemregistrars.com email: info@meristemregistrars.com

Phone number - 01-2809250


We regret any inconvenience this might cause you.



Thank you.

Ngozi Mbakwe

I downloaded E mandate activation form from Meristem Registrars and could not find FBN Holdings PLC on the form.l don't know if I should write with pen and fill,scan and submit.i am a kind of confused.
Or are you sure this is their registrars? @ymcy56 I need your assistance.

yMcy56:
@slimdove
I equally saw a mail like that.
Think you should contact Meristem via email or phone call. It could be that they already have updated E-mandate form, but due to unlimited copies of the old one online, locating updated one might be a bit difficult.

Alternatively, visit Meristem website and see if you could download updated copy there.

Toluway:

May God Almighty bless you Exceedingly ma.

dharpzee:
The updated copy is on their website, I just downloaded it on Tuesday from there.

yMcy56:
@slimdove
I equally saw a mail like that.
Think you should contact Meristem via email or phone call. It could be that they already have updated E-mandate form, but due to unlimited copies of the old one online, locating updated one might be a bit difficult.

Alternatively, visit Meristem website and see if you could download updated copy there.

dharpzee:


The updated copy is on their website, I just downloaded it on Tuesday from there.

Mpeace:
Market is still reacting to the US Fed Rates hike. By monday we should see our market back on track. But on a very serious note, we need to reduce the influence of foreign investors on our markets. It exposes our market to negative effects of foreign actors. If US raises rates, our market reacts negatively, if the reduce rates our market remains where it was rather than react positively.

Mpeace:
Market is still reacting to the US Fed Rates hike. By monday we should see our market back on track. But on a very serious note, we need to reduce the influence of foreign investors on our markets. It exposes our market to negative effects of foreign actors. If US raises rates, our market reacts negatively, if the reduce rates our market remains where it was rather than react positively.

Ibrahim505:
Someone here should help me with Morgan Capital active email
I make a deposit and Esther is not reachable.

Mpeace:
Market is still reacting to the US Fed Rates hike. By monday we should see our market back on track. But on a very serious note, we need to reduce the influence of foreign investors on our markets. It exposes our market to negative effects of foreign actors. If US raises rates, our market reacts negatively, if the reduce rates our market remains where it was rather than react positively.

ositadima1:


Was referring to some of the large Institutional managers holding portfolios of stocks.

These portfolios are setup to match some predefined index weighting (meaning that each constituent stock has a fixed proportion of the whole).

When d portfolios deviate from target, d Institutional investors rebalance the stocks within d portfolio to maintain desired proportions.

His idea or problem was to figure out the rebalancing process - which stocks are bought/sold, by howmuch and when - to use it as predictive signal.

RabbiDoracle:


On rate hike

In the past when US raises rates, it tends to draw funds out of Emerging Markets (EMs) and send them to Developed Markets (DMs). Now with US seizing afghan funds first, then Russia, everything has changed. In the past that rate hike will draw funds into US bonds as sovereigns and investors buy their bonds and invest in their stock market. Now there is fear because what happened to Russia can happen to any country. Their central banks' funds can easily be seized.

In the end, US rate hike will only blow their economy and that of EU as more people take up debts to survive and at a higher interest rate too. This rate hike will cause businesses that were once operating at low interest rate environment to be struggling with high interest rates.

And with higher commodities prices, they will be paying higher on everything because they use debt for finance their living. At a point, it blows up the consumer and US goes into depression.

And China is just using tackling-covid-cases strategy to stop sending goods to them and this will further exacerbate the inflation there as more people rush for the limited goods available. They can't survive high inflation with huge debt load plus rising interest rates.

That is why the Fed is between the wall and the wallpaper in that :

(1) they continue to hike rates, they crush the consumers the more and kill businesses. And this collapses the spending habits of ordinary Americans as they grapple with hunger, higher energy cost and social unrest.

(2) they abandon the rate hike and start to cut rates instead and give out stimulus checks again. And this will create an increased money supply further causing more rush for available goods and services (presuming that China continues to restrict the supply of goods). This causes hyperinflation in no time.

Only China has the tuber of yam and the knife in this case. US seems relegated.

"The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." ~Sun Tzu, The Art of War