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Mcy56:
Oga,, that's my opinion........but it seems more of deep pockets activities anyway.
I'm not an insider and dont have insider info. we can only speculate what could be going on there.
We witnessed similar thing in Ucap when awaiting result.............could be a way to shake people off and get at cheaper prices.
This is NSE where moneybags can do and undo.

Mcy hahaaaahaaa no be fight nah! I can never fight you no matter what

Mcy56:
UBA presenting bargain opportunity...............N7 or below will be a good entry........Panic selling things........

Why panic selling again when someone just said they have seen the result?

OakPearl:
They have seen UBA's result.

Does results still have much impact again?

pluto09:
The market is not smiling now, better for the inexperienced to stay away....

how would they learn if they did not go tru the school of hard knock？

seyisanya:
Zenith is heading to KM24 before end of March. The journey started today...

KM 29 in my own opinion！

Bomboclad:
kpele; Nothing spoil!

buy more to average down nah

emmanuelewumi:
What if it does not go down to N14 nor appreciate to N22?

The most important thing is to know how to value an investment based on the expected cash flow from such investments, ones you have gotten the expected valuation from such investments the cheaper it becomes will be an answer to your prayers and accumulate more.

Master your emotions. When the market euphoria send such investments beyond their valuations and the cash flow from such investments can't support their current prices you sell and identify other opportunities.

I dont speak much grammer, investors should stick to what works for them.

RealityShot:
so why would you want to buy after mark down and miss dividends?
I s it purely for jijo?

i laff in spanish！i should buy a stock at let say N19 and a dividend of let say N2 then after marking down the price goes to N16 does that make investment sense？If i cant buy lower into any stock before dividend payment i will never buy into such stock cos after mark down it will go down so what is the usefuness of the dividend, u gets N2 dividend and the stock went down by N4 doe that increase your wealth？ but if i can buy lower like N14 and the price rose to N22 i can still wait for dividend then bail out after marking down. Pls note i cant buy stock and go to sleep, i monitor my investment and ensure my wealth increase every yr.

COMPENGRFRANK:
HELLO MY GOOD PEOPLE I WANT TO START TRADING STOCK BUT I DONT HAVE THE CAPITAL IF YOU ARE TOUCHED AND U WANT TO HELP ME THIS IS MY NO 07033091522,THE TRADITIONAL MARRIAGE I JUST DID TOOK ALL THE MONEY IN MY BANK ACCOUNT.PLS MY PEOPLE I WANT TO GO INTO STOCK INVESTMENT PLS HELP A BROTHER THANK YOU ALL.

improper planning leading to laying foundation of poverty. Oga roll up your trousers and shirt ,enter street and fight like trojan no one here will give u a dime that am sure cos we are all looking for that money. May be Loco can help you or agba but as for me i still dey look for money. Go and ask dangote how far he will tell u he still dey look for money.

ndidigood:
people are happy bc people predicted doom that since treasurybill has gone. nothing good can come out of ucap except kaya
But it proved them wrong at least with good dividend
Nobody were expecting 50 k dividend from them .
A stock that was sold for less #2 not long ago paying 50k is worth celebrating and heart warming.

anyway you are right sha！

Lion123:
So grateful I held on to my UCAP. I'm about to shed happy tears. Fingers crossed for Zenith.

cant laf alone here oo, una wan collect 5m dividend from ucap？ everyone praising GOD since！laff wan kee me

RealityShot:
will you get dividends if you buy after mark down?

How do I know when Mark down will happen?

no dividend after mark down and the qualification date would be announced for dividend payment so after marking down for dividend payment nothing of such again but those bought before the qualification date and did not sell bfore mark down will qualify for dividend payment

locodemy:
@peterichy,let me help your ministry a little.

Brent is $57.61 now

NSE problem has gone beyond crude price oo

Donbrig:
Pls lets stop speculating fake news, analysts or experts are not in charge of our economy, Emefiele and his CBN teams are in charge, and they have stated it severally that there won't be any need for naira devaluation if our reserve is not below $30b. Lets stop helping those elements who doesn't wish Nigeria well to achieve their greedy aims.

oga am not spreading fake news, this is public forum where info are shared. You either pick or leave the info shared govt that is ready to improve the lots of FPIs at the expense of her citizen, any how it is all i know if they want to devalue there is nothing anyone can do about it. I dont support devaluation as it will make life tough for an ordinary citizen but as much as we rely on crude alone and our fx reserve keeps going down, we can only postpone the evi day. Dangote is relocating his office to US basis currency devaluation and me wt my tashere money should be sleeping？Even with devaluation people will still make more monies so how do i benefit is my own headache now

RabbiDoracle:
Those who are close to me knew that I sold through out January. Cc Jejebaba, DeRuggedProf, 333.

I said start to exit in percentages. The info was for some people. Maybe not to you. You fit dey slim, I no know.

I need time to exit. Maybe your kaya be like nylon of ijebu garri. The main thing is to know when the party is about to be over.

At least you have told me what ails you about my telling people to exit on time. I will adjust and will not issue those statement anymore.

Una can vex on people's happiness.

Onifa, Onifa, Onifa, how many time i called you? please dont issue exit warning again enugo!

DAramis:
AIPP is not easy. I have done my part and I think it is time to sign out and focus on other things ahead.

Grace to all in this journey.

success is a life race run by every being many run it successfully may you be numbered among such, most fell by the way side but that will not be your portion. You must fight like a trojan, dont fail at the point of success remember there is no excuse for failure and the journey is not all about you but about the posterity coming behind, you are about to rewrite a generational history so no room for discouragement. You cant give up pls, cant wait to read your testimonies

PETERiCHY:
DOUBLE WAHALA

am caught in cross fire already ooo

PETERiCHY:
DOUBLE WAHALA

am caught in cross fire already ooo

twinboyandgirl:
Which teambulldozer please? MBA pays just once a month. There is no weekly alerts!

Hey! you better dont bother yourself else you go know say Khaki no be leather

Freciprocal:
The last 5 moniker's that posted are from the same person... Don't fall for it. It would die a natural death.

i know nah the same doing likes and share

sweetveek:
which one is this

if anyone fall mugu, he/she is on his own

RealityShot:
I even gave officer my number to call me once any one is available.. 2 weeks now.. Nothing we shall find away...

MBA is not an option.

Monday I will move everything to my brokerage account and buy Jim and Tony
at least 10% is sure in 6 months

buy Jim and Tony that will soon cast immideately after marking down with corona virus issues going on in the world？ Just my thought though you own your money but as for me, i will buy after marking down. Its just finacial result that is holding NSE if not Jim should be selling for N16 by now and Tony N6

LadyBeee:
please was it both your capital and interest that was returned?

pls go to their office and confirm details of where you want to put your money

owoblow77:
But Ifa mentioned then that he is a pot-bellied man that can't run for the door as fast as slim men, so he needed to exit early. He said to us "Bia, I don dey go down o. U guys still have time before the bus brake begins to fail".

exactly if onifa has 100m units of uba and has made 15％ will he be waiting like me who has 5kunits to appreciate to 30％？i love what onifa did

Nigeria offers longer-term naira contracts to lure investors, shore up FX reserves
Nigeria’s central bank has introduced longer-term contracts on the naira in a move to attract more foreign inflows, shore up its dwindling dollar reserves and prevent the currency from weakening, traders said on Thursday.
by our reporter On Feb 13, 2020
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 Facebook Nigeria’s central bank has introduced longer-term contracts on the naira in a move to attract more foreign inflows, shore up its dwindling dollar reserves and prevent the currency from weakening, traders said on Thursday.
Nigeria’s external reserve could be the net beneficiary of a planned $3.3bn Eurobond issuance for which the executive branch has sought clearance from parliament.
The Central bank has kept the naira stable even as oil prices drop and foreign investors book profits on local bonds in response to falling yields. It operates a multiple exchange rate regime that it has used to manage pressure on the currency.
The central bank offered naira-futures contracts for five-year settlement for the first time, priced at 379.81 naira to the U.S. dollar, traders said. The longest tenor prior to this move was a 13-month contract, which the central bank has offered for more than a year.
The naira has come under pressure this year as importers demand dollars to feed Nigeria’s consumers and as market sentiment worsen by fears that the coronavirus outbreak would hit Chinese demand, one of Nigeria’s major trading partners, and dampen growth.
Central Bank Governor Godwin Emefiele last month said that no adjustment of the naira was planned and that the bank would continue to sustain the value of the currency, even though its dollar reserve was shrinking.
Nigeria’s forex reserves declined to $36.68 billion as of Feb. 10, down 12.4% from a year earlier, central bank data showed on Thursday, as the bank burns through its dollar savings to support the naira.
The bank now has sixty contracts outstanding from 13 earlier, traders said, underscoring the pressure to attract inflows and to boost reserves. The contracts trade on the FMDQ OTC Securities Exchange.
Nigeria has also floated the idea of tapping the Eurobond market this year to raise up to $3 billion.
On the forwards market, the naira for one-year delivery was quoted at 399.73 against the dollar.
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Akpaamunsi:
Completed my 6 months contract successfully. And sent them all details for renewal since last Monday. No response till now. Pls what next?

get across to your contact person

Dangote acquires additional N1.45b Dangote Cement’s shares
by Gabriel Ogunjobi — 16 hours ago
By Taofik Salako, Capital Market Editor
Dangote Industries Limited (DIL), the majority core investor in Dangote Cement Plc, has acquired additional shares worth N1.45 billion in the cement company. DIL is the holding company of Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man.
Transaction details obtained at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) indicated that DIL acquired 8.59 million ordinary shares of 50 kobo each of Dangote Cement at N169 per share. The transaction was concluded last week.
Another insider in the cement company, Vetiva Securities also acquired 613,984 shares valued at N104.22 million at N169.74 per share. Vetiva Securities is an affiliate of Vetiva Capital Management Limited, a financial adviser to Dangote Cement.
Dangote Cement, Nigeria’s largest quoted company and Africa’s largest cement company, distributed N272.65 billion to shareholders as cash dividend for the 2018 business year as the cement group announced a steady performance during the year.
The Alhaji Aliko Dangote-led board of directors of Dangote Cement approved 52.4 per cent increase in cash dividend after the cement group’s net earnings jumped by 91 per cent to N390.33 billion. Shareholders received a dividend per share of N16 for the 2018 business year as against N10.50 paid for the 2017 business year.
The increase in dividend payout sustained an upward trajectory in payouts. Shareholders had received N178.9 billion or N10.50 as cash dividend for the 2017 business, representing 23.5 per cent on a dividend per share of N8.50 paid for the 2016 business year. Aliko Dangote’s Dangote Industries Limited (DIL) holds more than 75 per cent controlling equity stake in Dangote Cement.
Key extracts of the audited report and accounts of Dangote Cement for the year ended December 31, 2018 released yesterday at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) showed that turnover rose by 11.87 per cent from N805.58 billion in 2017 to N901.21 billion in 2018. Profit before tax increased slightly by 3.87 per cent to N300.81 billion in 2018 compared with N289.59 billion in 2017. Tax gain of N89.52 billion boosted net profit after tax to N390.33 billion in 2018 as against N204.25 billion recorded in 2017, when the company paid

Snowflake27:
Hi House,
I landed late last month and it has been crazy. I wish everyone success in this journey!

what has made it crazy pls？

obailala:
Victory for democracy!!!!

then when it is other way round, it will be bad for democracy！Funny people

coolangel54:
What is MOU please? Did you walk into their office to register or you did it online?

am MOU is mememorandum of understanding, registration is done in their office.

bharkarh:
ok, thanks boss. And someone said 20

15 for 4,999,000 below
10 for 5,000,000 - 49,999,000
5 for 50m and above

Morganaliticus:
Took a chance on 10th of January, received my first roi today. Still to get my mou though.

they will give you