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emmanuelewumi:Okay. Thank you. |
yak:Based on two recent insider trades, I suggest you keep hope alive. Eterna is turning positive should the current trajectory continue. I bought some at 15.50, and took some profit at 21.75 but will continue to hold. My target is 30. |
emmanuelewumi:Not if you booked the profit or took the profit off the table to buy back when the market dropped by 50%. Let’s consider two market scenarios, M1 and M2 Start @ Market M1 investment = x Market M1 appreciation by 100% = X * 2.0 = 2x Assuming booked profit Booked profit = x ( taking profit/ booking profit of x off the table) Balance still invested @ M1 = 2x -x = x And then, Market slumped @ M2 = 50% of x that’s still invested = 0.5x If the investor decides not to buy back, he /she ends up with x + 1/2 x = 1.5x from the initial of x However, if he/she buys back at 0.5x with the x profit initially taken off the table, = Previously Booked profit = x, now channeled to buy back at @ M2 but at a price 0.5x holding units = 0.5x + 1/0.5x = 3 times initial holding Always sensible to take profits. |
megawealth01:A look at the shareholders structure will speak volumes on why this is not likely to happen. Even if the eps is sub zero for years. |
emmanuelewumi:[b]Historically true Post recapitalization. |
emmanuelewumi:Big brother’s Hmmmmmm Okayoooo!!! Common Sense Strategy. |
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aj8:RT BRISCOE Has done 100% . It’s now at 1.50 Well done those that took the trade. I got in at 0.73 |
naturalflow:Please look at the review. Will still buy but only below 50k. That’s for me. I will start to take profits once it crosses 70k |
dapix:Yes |
Mpeace:No, I am not. My apologies if you perceived it that way. It's okay to stick to your trades. I fully respect your choice. My respect! |
naturalflow:My Common Sense Target 90k Q = 6 FY = 6 x 4 = 24k Common Sense Value =6 x x4 x4 =96k [/b] My target will be 90k I hope I haven't missed anything important. Do your DD Though. Note I edited. |
TRANSCORP is okay as long as you wouldn’t mind a 5kobo dividend per share bought at over N11.00 If you are willing to wait out price appreciation. It’s not on my radar for now. Moreover, the NCI is scary. |
Adinije:Not looking good. A lot of red flags. But some may argue it’s a growth stock. Well, you properly know what I think. I won’t touch it till it falls below my Valuation based on the Common Sense Strategy. But then, if Geregu is comfortable at N1000.00, who knows? The stock market is a forest. In a financial hurricane, only the Irokos will stand. Is TRANSCORP one? Maybe later. But not just yet. Summary is viz: Q =19.97 Kobo FY = 19.97 x 4 Valuation = 19.97 x 4 x 4 = 319.52 = N3.19 A [b]Reserve Stock Split [/b]will increase the price, and reduce OS, but the cap will be unchanged. The company will gain in that they can offer their shares at a higher price in raising more capital in the future.
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chunkuli:Noted. Don't.just buy at any price. Buy at support. After AI, the next big thing is obesity/diabetes/Ozempic and anything G1P. Use the Nasdaq screener. Search Strong buy..Biotechnology. Don't do biotech except you understand the field. Biotech is not an area you buy and go to sleep. If you are in the medical that would be a huge plus. Derailed only this once. |
yMcy56:Thank you for your comments yMcy56. Noted. Common sense is at N5.30 approximately. I wouldn’t buy till it’s well below that price. I will, however, based on your depth of guru insight, keep it on watch list. You have my utmost respect. |
yMcy56:Thank you. |
ikemeze:Can anybody please educate me on how to check mails on this platform . Some may actual feel I am ignoring them. Ndo! |
Streetinvestor2:PLEASE DO YOUR RESEARCH. ITS CALL DUE DILIGENCE ANYONE COULD BE WRONG AND THAT INCLUDES ME. YOU ARE YOUR CEO. WE ARE ALL TRYING THE BEST TO HELP ONE ANOTHER GET THROUGH THESE DIFFICULT TIMES. TO GOD ALONE WE OWE ALL WE HAVE AND ARE. Just note the NCI ( Non - non-controlling interest). Rather small here. COMMON SENSE STRATEGY TO WORK MUST BE BASED ON ORGANIC GROWTH. PLEASE GO THROUGH MY EARLIER POST. Did you notice the multiple insider trades? June 2024. |
ikemeze:Too many red flags…. Inventories and receivables. |
Alagbalaowo:H1 = x2 x4 Q=x4 x4 True for all stocks. Mega caps seem comfortable with x5 ( the upper range ) e.g Total I need not remind you that the Femi Otedola factor can drive some stock well above what is reasonable. I avoid such stocks. Not unless you prefer a ROI of less than 5%. For growth stocks, you need to use the best Q x 4 if doing well and the worst Q if doing badly. |
emmaodet:So? So why did the Managing Director Mr. Wole Oshin purchase over 19 million units on 7th June 2024 at an average price of N10.56? I don't think it's for 15 kobo dividends alone? It must get why! At best replicate this or better still buy below this price. That is if it eventually falls below this before it starts heading north. I would jump in at any price around 10.50 or lower, topping up should it dip further. Target still 22.00. Likely to do well. Still do your DD. |
eziokwunwoko:Ikeja Hotel H1=62k FY=0.62x2=1.24 Common Sense Value ( lower) = 1.24 x 4 =. N4. 96 Common Sense value (upper) =1.24 x 5 = N6.20 Target Price Range =N4.96 - N6.20 Current price = N6.8 Hence Overvalued by the strategy. NOT A GOOD BUY AT THE CURRENT PRICE. ALLOW TA TO SUPPORT. Please see charts. Please also note that dividend payment is poor to bonds and treasury bill yields so if penalized by applying a 75% marked down of the lower value, would fall to N3.72. For me, it's not a good buy except well below this figure. That's for me though.!!!
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eziokwunwoko:Noted. |
emmaodet:It does not. Will only drive the price up faster and higher after the bonus news is leaked or released e.g Ucap . Calculations are based on current eps or estimated dividend payment. The post referenced was actually before CBN and Recapitalization. Insiders buying into a stock currently well above valuation especially if the CEO or CFO must get why. E.g. UCAP bonus recently. 👀NAHCO 👀AfrPrud |
Mfunkynation:You can check my earlier posts. I will however repeat that for companies the market adjudged their dividends policy to be a bit below average, use 75% of the calculations. You will recall this was the case for the likes of UBA, FCMB, Access, etc. before they caught up with the likes of Zenith, GTCO, Stanbic, etc. If the market is happy don’t apply 75%. |
Streetinvestor2:I have only one exception for now and that’s Ella Lakes. I will hold whatever the cost!!! I like their business model. And I believe they have the team to achieve tremendous growth. Before the stock crash years back I was into all sorts. That sad experience taught me huge lessons. I would rather stick to this. Stick with anything that you are comfortable with as long as it’s profitable. |
sterlingD:My reference price when called was about N10.50. Current price today is N11.70. Here is the calculation based on the strategy H1=3.77 FY est =3.77 x 2 = 7.54 FY x 4 = 7.54 x 4 = 30.00 approximately 75% 0f N30 = N22 That’s my target. If they pay total dividends of N1.00 or more. So My Target is N22.00 Please do your DD . |
aj8:Common Sense Strategy for Total Energies. Target is N480.00 minimum and if by x5 of EPS = N600 . Hence range is N480-N600. Still has at least 10% upside from current price based on EPS x 4. However if they pay dividends of more than N30.00 , price may attain the upper limit of the range. The current price is N427.70. Still has about 10% + from lower of the range.
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Heishere:The calculation is not for the entry price. Will do the maths for Total ( for both that based on Eps and that based on dividend payment ) for you and paste it here later. Kindly go through my earlier posts. ( a) H1 x 2 x 4 = Common Sense Valuation (b) Dividend x 10 Apply whichever is higher. If the current price is significantly below that Value then likely to appreciate to that price in the future. Common Sense. |
Tayo2k7:I think it depends on your reason for trading/buying the stock. If for instance, it's for your grandchildren, then just buy right and hold till whenever that may be. The problem with this is that some stocks, and a good number, would swing up but swing down and you end up losing whatever profits gained. But you still would take home something if it's a dividend-paying stock or else if it is like Oando that once hit N200…surely those that bought it then will not be as excited as those jumping in recently. For me, I use percentage appreciation or simply price gains..E.g for percentage anything from 20-30 percent I start to take profits off the table by selling the units that give what that gain translates as. My most recent example is Veritaskap which I bought again at 0.93 after the initial 0.55. Using my entry of 0.93, the difference from the 1.24 it hit today gave a 0.31 difference. I multiplied the 0.31 by my total holding at that reference price of 0.93 ( 2,955,000 ) which gave 916,050.00 (0.31 x 2,955,000) I therefore sold 738,750 units at 1.24 and banked. Should the price fall significantly below this point, I would simply buy back or better still apply to another more profitable trade. However, for stock mega caps I decide on the price gain that to me is profitable e.g. N2-4 gain in UBA, Zenith Bank, GTCO, etc. could fetch as much as N200k income less deductions of commissions. I would also buy back if it falls well below that price I took some profits or apply funds elsewhere. For a Re-entry to be profitable, it must at least cover twice the commission and yet add extra units above what was sold. |
ojesymsym:1. Do you think this system works on other stock markets like say the US? …I have only tried it on the Nigerian Stock Market. Has worked for me for over 20 years. DO NOT APPLY TO ANY OTHER MARKET OTHER THAN THE NGX. I do trade on NASDAQ but limited to Biotechnology where I can apply my medical knowledge. For this, I simply put up notifications on Yahoo Finance to jump in at support for selected companies with huge prospects and FDA catalysts like PDUFA news, etc. The chances of being profitable increase by buying at the right price. And again, no profit is profit until taken and banked. 2. Do you use it to buy to hold or to buy and sell when the time is right.?…..Can work with either. It’s all about buying at the right price. See it more like buying a shirt at a supermarket. Of course, you would like to buy it when the shirt is on sale. Stocks likewise are sometimes on “sales” e.g. when bad news strikes, or simply when the price dips. Look for support and police that point for buy market reactions. Volume most times ticks up if it hits a point that the market perceives as a good entry point. Also when the eps suggests that the stock is grossly undervalued like what I term Common Sense Strategy…buy! I sincerely hope my response helps. Be profitable. |
Some may actual feel I am ignoring them. Ndo!