₦airaland Forum

Ades1:
Thanks bros, I get one small 100k. I will be putting it on Sterling. I know, not investment advice yada yada yada.

Hopefully by this time 2024, I'll be sitting on 20-50% profit

Up ⬆️ 75%. I am holding strong and long!!! We die here!

Streetinvestor2:
What are individual opinions if your dividend paying stocks and planned retirement stocks become too over valued. Let take for instance ucap goes to #30 and you BE is #1.00..You know when this FPI guys show face manipulation dey follow join for the market

If the yield is enough for your retirement, why worry about current price of the stock? This is how I personally look at it. You don’t worry about the value of your house or car on a daily basis

handsomebolanle:
I consider WAPCO as one with a great potential.

The day Wapco go finally vex! This stock just dormant while everything moving

Bbbwings:
Who bought oando shares.

Any news?

chimex38:
If I may ask,
Which broker do you use?

The UI looks like wealthng.... I could be wrong

Easynairamoney:
Hi fellow investors!

I wanted to share my thoughts on the best stock to buy in the Nigeria Stock Exchange. After careful analysis and consideration, my top pick is none other than International Breweries (NGX: INTBREW).

International Breweries is a renowned player in the Nigerian beverage industry, and it has consistently delivered impressive results. Their strong brand portfolio, which includes popular names like Trophy Lager and Hero Lager, has gained immense popularity among consumers. Additionally, the company has shown remarkable resilience and adaptability, even during challenging market conditions.

Not only does International Breweries have a solid track record, but it also exhibits promising growth potential. With Nigeria's growing population and increasing disposable income, the demand for quality beverages is expected to rise. This presents an excellent opportunity for International Breweries to expand its market share and drive further revenue growth.

Furthermore, the company has displayed a commitment to innovation and sustainability. They have implemented various initiatives to reduce their environmental impact and improve efficiency. This forward-thinking approach positions International Breweries as a responsible and future-oriented investment choice.

Of course, it's crucial to conduct thorough research and consider your own investment goals before making any decisions. However, based on my analysis, I believe International Breweries (NGX: INTBREW) offers a compelling investment opportunity in the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

Please remember that investing in stocks carries risks, and it's always advisable to consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Wishing you all happy and successful investing!

Note: The information provided in this post is based on my personal opinion and research. It is not financial advice. Always do your own due diligence and consult with a professional before making any investment decisions.

Though I have some Intbrew, You sound like a paid shill....

https://hindenburgresearch.com/tingo/

Do frauds like this happen on NGX?

leparj:
Thanks.

Quite sad.
35k previous year. Now 50k.
Not good enough.

On paper that’s crazy dividend growth oh! That’s a 43% increase from last year but that did not stop me from selling my small position! I am ok with my 40% gain in the space of 6-9 months.

Camoready:
What’s doing Fbnh now? It’s frustrating!!! Where’s our dividend?

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/38633_FBN_HOLDINGS_PLC-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2022_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JUNE_2023.pdf


After all the suspense na 50 Kobo

emmanuelewumi:
Considering the fact that he would earn another N3.2 million or above in another 6 months time as interim dividend.


He did some jobs for the parent company and used his profit to buy shares of UPDC REIT

₦6.4 million per annum for being a lazy Nigerian youth 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Sign me up for this all day, everyday

emmanuelewumi:
Not liquid, but gives predictable dividends twice in a year.


The Architect who introduced UPDC REIT stock to me 5 years ago, will go home with a dividend of N3.2 million today. Not too bad for an illiquid stock

I like how this bros always brings numbers to the argument!!!

I can picture him saying argue with ₦3.2 Million Naira and leave me alone 😂😂😂😂😂😂

ositadima1:
When the market dips, one set of people will run around claiming that the stock market is finished and that they knew it all along. When it goes green, another set of people will take over the floor, brimming with optimism and claiming that it was meant to be.

Let's see who will dance tomorrow: the bear mongers or the bull preachers.

This! It is entertaining to watch sha

emmanuelewumi:
It might close flat or at a loss of 1% and below

These doom and gloom people too funny! Everybody's portfolio gained 4,5,6,7,8,9% yesterday, but the sky is falling today because we are down 2% or less?

Make we dey look

Zagee:
I hope Interim president's finance Minister can have us all saying; " Omo!! see CV" ?

Interim president? All these Obi followers self, una worse pass Trump followers 😂😂😂😂😂

ositadima1:
I was a little disappointed. I was expecting a more technical explanation.

It seems like you are using Elliott waves or some variation of it. Can I say elliott waves invariably predicted the COVID outbreak. This is because if the wave hints at a major correction, something in the world bends to fulfill its prophecy.

I think Elliott waves should be banned. They work a lot like voodoo.

Desmond ELLIOT is always up to no good smh

Redoil:
you people should stop saying such thingds for pull back is very certain to happen.

check the fugaz price of 24th, 25th, and today compare and contrast

You're right, price will come down but when it does, will the people hoarding money buy? No, they wont, they will wait for lower price until prices go back up. We seen this happen many times

Stanbic landed safely and early as usual!

aremso:
Lolllll this advice is to your newbies ooo not for the rugged man on the broad Street.

You don’t sound like you’re anti stock market, you’re just anti Nigerian stock market which is fine tbh.

You’re not disputing the facts being presented(such as fundamentals, profits), you’re just anti NAIJA market regardless of how much profits these companies are making.

The funniest thing was when someone asked when you’ll know when foreigners are in the market. Your response cracked me up.

The people you’re arguing with have been in the market for long, they have been through many cycles of foreigners coming and going and they’re still here.

It’s fine if you're waiting for the daily 10% up before investing, some of us got in early and we are ok with however long it takes. We will be collecting nice dividends while we are waiting.

Streetinvestor2:
Pls when should we be expecting presco annually result. I want to sell that one too

Today or tomorrow, they said

Just thinking out loud, all long term investors gather here, in the last three short years we have survived Covid, Ukraine War, Bank runs, and Recession fears(still ongoing) etc.

Through it all, we held strong and continued to buy! I am not saying the coast is clear yet, but it will be hard to match these last three years. Maybe World War 3 is still loading? In any case, we are still standing and holding strong. Lets give ourselves high fives, it wasn't easy!

Going forward, it is probably not going to get easier, however, we need to keep our eyes on the prize!

beejay1:
Pls I need help with sterling bank's corporate action notification....i cant find it on NGX. What I can find at the moment is their 2022 Audited Financial result.

Don't think this was ever released to the public. Looking like one of those declare dividend in January and pay in November situations

seyisanya:
Well said! I laugh when all these ''monikers'' throw subtle shades. If it begins to lose 10-10% now, we no go hear pim. Dem go all disappear!

Not a fan of the shades but we hear from the longs when everything is crashing.


Hoping we can start crashing soon, that is when I am happiest

LordAdam16:
Respectfully, you're missing the forest for the trees.

I'm not sure why you're intentionally sidestepping the devaluation impairment. That is the elephant in the room.

3x surge in exchange rate in Nigeria that wipes off your capital's nominal value vs 30% extricated from dividends (you keep 70%) while your capital maintains its value and appreciates against the naira. It's a no-brainer. Buy a Eurobond, Municipal Bond, or a non-US domiciled ETF and you're exempt from the WHT.

The dollar camp will thin out if the naira held its value or experienced a marginal loss. Proponents will change their jerseys before you blink.

In fact, FPIs will return in droves. We'll all collectively be falling all over ourselves to buy the banks, palm oil, and other high yield dividend stocks and sleep with both eyes closed. There'd be sustained perennial capital appreciation of A-list coys as well.

Unfortunately, that is not the reality and a lot of people are not optimistic about how the next 10, 20, 30 years will shake out.

I repeat, devaluation is the primary reason for the interest in dollar-denominated securities. When the rate stabilizes for an extended period, very few people will chase single-digit yields in the US when CPs and stocks in Nigeria offer double digit yields. The math will be very different then.

You cannot be jumping out of NSE stocks when their quarterly results stink but point fingers at those looking to preserve their capital in $ securities when the naira rate is dropping like a rock. That's a shocking lack of self-awareness.

I don't care about the color of my money. I only care about what it can get me.

-Lord

Ummm lemme get this straight, I raised the issue of crazy fees and taxes, you accused me of spreading fake news. In your quest to insult and prove me wrong, you proved me right! All I did was point it out to you lol. But now, it was never about the Fees and Taxes??

Good luck to you brotherly

Maybe you don't have plans to ever wear a Brioni. Or stay at an Aman. Or buy La Mer for your wife. Or fund your kids/grandkids down payment or tuition in part or in full. Or comfortably pay for world-class medical care when you're frail.

You see all those bolded things? I have no idea what any of that is and I honestly don't care lol,

Based on the name, I am guessing Aman is some expensive hotel in Dubai? I have no plans to ever go to Dubai lol

Thank goodness my wife does not know what La Mer is

As for my kids, I expect scholarships lol.

God willing, if I stay alive until I frail, my portfolio will be large enough to take care of that.

Good luck with your dollar dollar though, I hope everything works out for all of us

LordAdam16:
I have access to Google.

That claim you made is untrue. I asked for a source to be polite. Maybe there's something I missed or you're a lawyer or tax accountant.

Foreigners (nonresident aliens) do not pay capital gains or ordinary income tax on stock sales in the US. However, there's a 30% withholding tax (higher than our 10%) on dividends. PTP securities have a different tax regime, but they're a minority of assets.

So next time anyone asks for proof, provide it. Quickly drop a link since it's so easily verifiable.



I've done that breakdown and I'm nowhere near 15%. Which is why, again, I asked for clarification.

I'll use Trove as an example. Buy/Sell trading fee is 1%. Deposit fee with card is 1.5%. Tesla does not pay dividends so there's no WHT. How are you forking over 15%?

I highlighted tashere units because if you're depositing $50 and paying $30 in flat wire transfer fee, that's obviously not ideal. But at >$1000, that $30 is now <3%.

I engage to learn here. We would not have a dollar debate if the exchange rates did not triple in the last 10 years.

Of course, past performance is not a guarantee of future performance. The exchange rate was pretty stable between 2002 and 2012. So we may very well enter another stable decade. No one knows for sure.

Nonetheless, the $ remains an effective hedge for anyone concerned about maintaining their purchasing power in globally comparative terms.

Using the target draw of the comment that sparked this debate--N100m. That used to be $1m in 2000. In 2014, it was $500K. Today, that is less than $135K. All computed at black market rates. I wouldn't touch real estate or the S&P returns over the same time period in the U.S. Nor would I touch IRR. Nor would I touch inflation.

Maybe you don't have plans to ever wear a Brioni. Or stay at an Aman. Or buy La Mer for your wife. Or fund your kids/grandkids down payment or tuition in part or in full. Or comfortably pay for world-class medical care when you're frail.

But if the last 20 years repeats, there's the elevated risk of being naira rich and dollar poor. Not everyone wants that future. Personally, that is a nightmare.

So you do you. Let everyone make the bets and hedges they feel sure of.

Maybe there are properties in Ikoyi and Asokoro that may have kept up with devaluation over 20 years. Perhaps, the question is not one or the other, but striking a perfect balance between your foreign and national holdings at specific net worth bands. But we're not having that conversation because everyone have heels dug in with their respective teams and you're spouting incorrect information.

PS: Apologies for the derail and long text everyone.

-Lord

Tesla does not pay dividends, but this conversation was started for dividends, I only named Tesla because it is popular. But since we're still on Tesla what do you say to the $$$ people who bought at $350-$400?

Btw, before doing wire transfer, at what rate did you convert your naira to $$$?

For clarification, these are your stated fees,

1-1.5% Transaction fee
3% Wire fee
30% Taxes

Total as stated by you is 34-35%... You see that $2,000,000 I earlier stated as needed for $140k/year? May want to bump it up to $3,000,000 to account for those outrageous fees and taxes

ositadima1:
In your previous post, you said that 200 naira could buy 4 loaves of bread, but now 495 naira can only buy 2 loaves. Are you contradicting yourself? Is inflation not the general increase in the cost of goods and services?

Na so! Adjusting and shifting the goal post to align with narrative.

Ask yourself this, If Naira investments are so terrible why do the foreigners always come and invest? All investments with strong fundamentals can make you rich imo....

Just focus on what you can control, let everything else play itself out

LordAdam16:
I'll need a source on that claim.

Also, how does the 15% in fees and exchange rate break down? It can only be that high if you're investing tashere amount with flat fee.

-Lord

Quick Google search will give you all the source you need in regards to the taxes.

As for fees, do the break down of the fees you pay to buy one share of Tesla, and then calculate the percentage based on the the price of Tesla. After doing that, also do the reverse calculation for when you eventually sell..

Majority of people screaming dollar dollar only have tashere to invest. When Ote$ was buying Transcorp he wasn't screaming dollar dollar

I never see dollar people talk about FEES and TAXES! Cumulatively you’ll lose 10-15% to FEES and exchange rates. You’ll lose another 20-35% to capital gains or ordinary income TAX as a foreigner.

These two things will limit your performance regardless of how lucky you are with your stock picking. If you have no way of minimizing taxes and fees, abeg stick to your normal Naira investments

But make una continue to dey service Uncle Sam, they love the free money.

nosa2:
I advise you work towards doing this in USD. Planning a retirement using Naira investments is uber risky

Here we go again with dollar dollar talk.

Anyways, to achieve $140k in annual dividends in the next 8 years, you'll need to invest at least $2,000,000 after all the multiple fees

ogbs2020:
May and baker is down to day.

Trading at 3.9

That's good news to me... Abeg continue the update whenever the price drops

ogbs2020:
As predicted there was a pull back on may and baker today

Ummm you forget mark down? Abeg go one place!

ogbs2020:
Sell may and baker

OK!