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mikeapollo:Yes sir. The only problem is the current license type on most of the acquired Mobil assets. They carry very high tax rates, once they complete the license conversions, tax rates will drop, and earnings will surge |
mikeapollo:$14.1 in 9M '25 $9.7 in 2024
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The BUA twins have pushed index above 152k! |
Agbalowomeri:In an efficient system where production costs are kept below $12, brent at $50 wouldn't be such a big deal. Why the government feels it's okay to prouce at $45 nd sell $60 or less is what's concerning. Same country where SEPLAT report costs at around $12. Now Tantita is all over Channels TV sending season's greetings when consumer companies like NESTLE aren't even doing as much. Can you blame them? They get over 10% of production for settlement in their funny security contract that could have been replaced with a much more cost effective one |
Like Alhaji said on Sunday, a time will come when the crude oil market becomes a buyer's market. Imagine, you have the largest single train refinery in your backyard, yet you're struggling to find buyer for your crude When will things become normal in this country ![]()
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Redoil:Given that it was off market. |
Streetinvestor2:You're right. Itzlinda mentioned the situation with farmers previously. Fuel too is down. PMS and diesel. You'll be right to say the government doesn't own the credit, but fact is, those commodities are cheaper yoy. And food and transportation already account for around 2 thirds of the inflation basket. |
I'm on a journey to consistently trade 1% of the market. The larger the market grows, the better it is for me. If this market grows to start doing N10trn in monthly trades, 1% of that is N100bn, 1.5% of that 1% is N1.5bn in monthly earnings. Brokerage fees will be N500m per month. At that point, it'll be better to buy off an inactive stockbroker or negotiate fees to 0.2% It's just a matter of time. |
Streetinvestor2:My view of the economy is mostly related to the stock market. So whether they meet revenue target or not, it's mostly their business. As long as they don't start printing naira again to dilute our holdings making them worth less. Apart from the real impact of lower inflation meaning lower cost of living for people, which is great, as a market participant, 14% inflation should imply MPR at around 15% or less and fixed income yields at single digits. That drives liquidity into my space, and pushes up average PE in the market. So that's it for me, I don't care much about their politics. I've never voted in any election. |
Streetinvestor2:I am not disputing the price you pay in the East. Why would I do that? Now even if you currently pay 20k more in the East, it's still no proof that prices aren't lower yoy. The proof you need to share is that you pay 80k for big bull this year, and last year, in the same south east for the same big bull, you didn't pay more than 80k. That's the proof that will support your argument. So like you said, inflation is a measure of same commodity in same place compared between two time frames 1 year apart, it's not Lagos price vs Enugu price. It's Enugu price this year vs Enugu price same period last year. |
Streetinvestor2:You and this government, I doubt anyone can settle your quarrel 😁😁😁😁 |
emmanuelewumi:I think it's just one. Produced by Chi. If you're referring to the image I attached, they're for different sizes: 50kg and 25kg. @streetinvestor2, Pa Emma has now confirmed that he bought 3 bags today at 59k. |
ppogba:That's a realistic interpolation you're talking about. I'm on an optimistic one 😁 |
emmanuelewumi:Yes sir. I included it in the post next to this one you quoted. |
SonofElElyonRet:Let them sha allow the refinery breathe. Although I'm still looking at Alhaji with side eye sha, let it not be that once all these issues are resolved now, he will start gradual price increases back towards 1000 per liter. Cos we highlighted the disparity in cement prices earlier where he raised price in Nigeria by 40% this year while leaving prices flat in other markets. About 58% EBIDTA margins here compared to 16% pan African. Even he has now started admitting that he sells exports cheaper, claiming that because it's his excess he can afford to dump. Alhaji, nobody says you shouldn't dump, we're just saying don't choke us the domestic consumers in the process. There's absolutely no reason cement should have gone up to 10k this year. Now Pop cement is even cheaper than regular cement. |
chimex38:I said let me look for his trouble na. |
ppogba:Haba na. 18.02 to 14.45 only took 2 months. If we interpolate, 14.45 to 9.78 should only take 2-3 months 😁 Why did you now bring yahaya below and his nemesis into inflation talks 😁 |
Streetinvestor2:True I didn't buy TMT steel, but both TMT and local steel are about 15% cheaper yoy. Local steel hit N1.02m at some point last year, I bought at around 820k. Besides food, drinks, fuel and data. Even me sef, I don't know what else I spend on. There's of course gifts to family. I don't like Red Bull and I don't club so my expenses are lean 😁 I spend on power too, but that's been flat yoy. |
Streetinvestor2:It's not my mart 😁 Although if they ever plan to list, I may buy if the numbers show sustainability in their business model. I only know they're on Lagos mainland, but they're expanding. Maybe about 100 stores at the moment. |
Streetinvestor2:I haven't bought phone accessories this year. I did buy some Bluetooth input devices for my workstation but I didn't buy them last year so I don't know how much they cost, more importantly they represent less than 1% of my expenses. I did spend on a building project though where I paid more for sand, cement, labour, blocks and especially planks. But I paid less for white cement and less for steel. That's a different expense category though, it's not a personal expense. |
It was even 59k in October! @streetinvestor2
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Streetinvestor2:Again, it's not Red Bull 😁😁. I do not lie. I can't remember the last time I did. Fact is, even if I inadvertently do, the statement ends up becoming true. For Big Bull 50kg, it's 68k at Bokku. I've mentioned here before that that chain sells things very cheap. That might explain why your purchase price is higher. |
Itzlinda:We can't really blame people na, cos for most people their income level has changed much from what it was in 2022, so we can understand their stance. But for informed and well to do persons like @streetinvestor2, I don't know why they don't want to agree with the numbers. |
Streetinvestor2:I didn't say anything is 80% cheaper o 😁😁 I said 80% of the things I spend on are cheaper. My expenses are lean though. Big bull was 93k for 50kg last year. Today it's 68k. Other foods and drinks are all cheaper too. PMS was 900 to 1000 last year Today, it's already below 800. Apart from food, fuel, data, there's not much I spend on. Clothes are harder to compare cos you're buying different clothes last year vs this year. |
Streetinvestor2:It's Big Bull. But I understand, Red Bull might have a special place in your heart 😁😁😁 On a serious note though, the only reason people claim inflation drop isn't real is cos they're comparing today's prices to 2022 price levels. But inflation is year on year and over 80% of my expenses for instance are cheaper yoy. Apart from data(Internet expense), I can't think of any other personal expense that's more expensive this year. |
Agbalowomeri:I wasn't fighting him 😁 You should use 3rd person pronoun, you used second person as if na me commit. |
ppogba:As long as Alhaji's issues are solved. Personally I don't care much about the small change 😁😁 If the refinery thrives and we keep buying PMS at 700, dollars at 1400 and reserves above $50bn I'll prefer those. Some of us are already hoping for single digits inflation prints before the next MPC meeting. Let them come and explain why they won't cut by 700bs if we're already having single digit inflation. The issues solved also mean the listing will be a huge success. |
Farouk has resigned! |
Willie2015:If the figure is absolute, it's nothing strange. N20 of 10 years' time might be worth same as just N2 of today, just as N20 of today is only worth slightly more than N2 of 10 years ago. |
About 22% of ETI was crossed today. 22%!!!! |
Redoil:index should close above 150k today or tomorrow. |
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