yMcy56:

Ok. No vex.

yMcy56:

My long time bros, I think say you don vex ni.

Princkez:
is like someone sold @#25

jideflash:
Universal Insurance;
Eps : 5.93kobo

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/39217_UNIVERSAL_INSURANCE_PLC-_QUARTER_2_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2023_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_AUGUST_2023.pdf

jimmiedave:
Good day to everyone here. pls i need help concerning some shares i bought years ago. i was introduced to shares in 2006, i decided to buy some, but till now i have not been receiving anything like dividend from any. the person that introduced me to it opened CSCS account for me then, I still have the details. pls what should i do. i bought Japaul, first bank and UBA. and concerning Japaul i don't know if is the same as japaulgold now or the stock is no more existing.
kindly advise me on how to start getting those dividends or possibly selling some of those stocks. Thanks

moneymanager:

phoinix:


Why are you concerned about people who sold at 24.4/25, and how do you know they are regretting? Did u sell at that price? Are you regretting? The people or person that sold it to me at 17, what should that person do now? I think there is no need for that, it's there money and their choice.

YoungBuffet:


Stories! Whatever you get on those per share is not up to 0.40$ and the stock that has done around 300% is going to $10 which is around 3000% that is just a stock in my portfolio and am also withdrawing my gain at almost 900/1$ so dey play😂😂😂😂😄

johnok:



Boss, I am highly interested in US stocks. I have sent you a PM, kindly respond. you can also link me on Whatsapp 08035356001

emmasoft:


Since you have a cscs account, check the cscs statement, the name of the stockbroker will be there. You can find out if they are still active or dead or visit CSCS at the stock exchange building to ask for a printout of your cscs statement. Go along with a means of identification. If you are not in Lagos, send a mail to cscs asking for your statement, Please note this comes with a fee.

For the dividends, you can download and complete the e-mandate form from Meristem, Pace, and Africa Prudential registrars respectively to claim the dividends from the companies you mentioned. Note: for the UBA dividend, you can complete the mandate form from Africa Prudential Reegistrars' website.

Contact me with the numbers on my signature if you need more clarity.

jimmiedave:



Thank you so much for your response. The name of the stockbroker is ESS INVESTMENT, I tried contacting them, but couldn't reach them and before now i was trying to do some changes like change of address and email address but i was not able to do that, they say i cant do it myself except the broker because i bought the shares from secondary market, something like that. i have tried the e-mandate form but didn't work out. dont really know what to do. am actually in Lagos.

jimmiedave:



Thank you so much for your response. The name of the stockbroker is ESS INVESTMENT, I tried contacting them, but couldn't reach them and before now i was trying to do some changes like change of address and email address but i was not able to do that, they say i cant do it myself except the broker because i bought the shares from secondary market, something like that. i have tried the e-mandate form but didn't work out. dont really know what to do. am actually in Lagos.

vacanci:


Is the 300% that made you expose your number out here so fast? You could be an easy target.

Ades1:



I was going to say the same thing 😂😂😂😂.

Mugu must fall for guy man to wack

customstreet:


ESS is no longer ESS. It was bought over by Dun Lorren Merrifield Securities Ltd (DLM Securiries Ltd). If u have any issues, you can contact them via this mail address. iatanda@dlm.group

chimex38:

Read and Pass....

phoinix:


Lol, all this simps sef. Na you wan tell me what to do, abi you wan come dey form moderator for me. Abeg o, walker pass before nyama nyama fall on that your bald head..

chimex38:

"waka" u mean?

phoinix:


You better be serious o, before yamayama nack that your bald head.

chimex38:

If one makes an assertion I think it's wrong, I will attempt to contribute if disposed enough no hard feelings....

chimex38:
If one makes an assertion I think it's wrong, I will attempt to contribute if disposed enough no hard feelings....

YoungBuffet:


Stories! Whatever you get on those per share is not up to 0.40$ and the stock that has done around 300% is going to $10 which is around 3000% that is just a stock in my portfolio and am also withdrawing my gain at almost 900/1$ so dey play😂😂😂😂😄

Capitas7:
You are doing well, brother. Your hustle energy/spirit is commendable. Followers have even started asking to be shown "the way"..

yMcy56:

Somebody said up there that he exposed his number....
The only number I saw was that of the follower....
* Meaning: He's also the follower with another moniker.

yMcy56:

Somebody said up there that he exposed his number....
The only number I saw was that of the follower....
* Meaning: He's also the follower with another moniker.

Let me come and be going before Son of Buffet vex for me. ...even if he abuse me, I no go answer...

yMcy56:

Thanks.
You've explained your part, let it go pls.
His anger observation is understandable.....not easy to sell, waiting for a stock to be battered so as to pick much lower but boom! the stock makes U-turn and started flying up....... the thing dey pain person. Chai.

If such thing happens to me, I don't sulk on such stock anyway, I just move on to look for another opportunity.....or wait for pullback. Opportunities plenty for NGX.

ebuka1997:
Nine ex governors as Ministers, I thought it was renewed hope for the market/economy. Na to wait for generational lows now.

phoinix:


What assertion (I think) is wrong? What you posted there makes absolutely no sense, I wanted to let this matter rest but it seems that you are bent on being schooled.

Most importantly, every investor is the master of their portfolio, meaning it is up to them to decide when to buy or sell their stocks. Irrespective of what ever reason you cook up in your head.

We can give reasonable suggestions, but a line is crossed when you start judging actions, especially after the fact.

Dangsugar could have gone even lower, yes it is one of the possible scenarios that did not play out, the fact that it reversed is not enough reason to start taunting others who sold. It is up to the investor to protect their interests as best as they can based on what they perceive whether wrong or right. Plus the stock is not in the clear yet, the 40.8 billion Naira loss due to currency devaluation is real and not imaginary. Not only that, it will have to jack up prices, because from now on it will source foreign currency at prevailing rates. There is no way it will not affect the bottom line goin forward.

I hope you learnt something from my write up.