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UCAP is shinning! Every dog has it's day!! |
yom2:Bros, we are saying the same thing in different ways....unfortunately that's why it will be difficult to kill corruption in Nigeria. Simple things that are done easily/smoothly in other climes always have artificial road block in Nigeria because some wicked/lazy fools needs to dupe others of their hard earned money! #SAD |
emmanuelewumi:Good job Bros! I wish most Nigerians will have the patience to follow up issues this way, lots of fraudulent activities will be cut-off. However, this is Nigeria everyone is in a hurry to nowhere, thereby emboldening the wicked perpetrators. #TOOBAD |
emmanuelewumi:Thank you very much! |
Intendy:@Intendy, Bros any update on Flourmills Rights Issue? Do you know when it's starting as a Broker tells me they are not selling it...kind of confusing. Any idea on what the process will is or will be? |
Agbalowomeri:Thank you @Agbalowomeri Please guys we really learn from one another whether for or against let's move on....no need for hard feelings just play the game! @currentprice is a valuable/utility team player on this thread and should post as many times as he likes, it's allowed. @Cadillac15: another valuable team player should also post as much as he likes, it's also allowed. Fellow Forumites whether Newsbies or whatever please plan your trade and trade your plan - be very watchful. Life goes on! Please nobody should derail this very useful thread. ONE LOVE!!!!! |
Agbalowomeri:Culled from Traders Advantage: Morning Commentary – Bitcoin $15,000 “It was just a short time ago that our little son seemed like an infant. Look at the pictures of him: just mere change on the floor; miniscule satoshi’s to be sure.” Ha ha! That’s what Mr. & Mrs. Bitcoin would be saying today as they looked upon the value of their currency-like son. The wee-lad of a few cents per coin has grown into a redwood tree! It’s now a hulking mass of “money” all over the place. Last night the price of Bitcoin traded north of $14,000 on one of the most popular crypto-exchanges; however, just a few hours ago it already traded $15,000! Will it pause before it makes another 100% gain? Or will it just make like a central bank-rigged stock exchange and close slowly but surely higher day after day? Hmmm, one wonders!? From ZeroHedge we read the following: One of the regions in the world with the most active Bitcoin community is South Korea where so many Koreans have embraced bitcoin that the prime minister recently warned that cryptocurrencies might corrupt the nation’s youth. As Bloomberg reports, while neighboring Japan hosts more transactions by some measures, Korea punches far above its weight: In the 24-hour period through Wednesday evening in Seoul, about 21 percent of the world’s bitcoin trades on fee-charging venues involved the Korean won, according to Coinmarketcap.com. The country accounts for about 1.9 percent of the world economy. As Korean policy makers grow increasingly worried that the mania has gone too far, the nation could become a focus for bitcoin traders around the world. Korea’s top financial watchdog, which briefly roiled cryptocurrency markets with its ban on initial coin offerings in September, said this week that it has “grave concerns” about overheated speculation and has formed a task force with other government bodies to increase supervision. While it’s unclear what measures will emerge from Korea’s cryptocurrency task force, the government seems intent on acting. The tax authority is considering a levy on cryptocurrency trading gains, Yonhap News reported on Tuesday, while Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon warned last month that cryptocurrencies could become gateways to pyramid schemes and other illicit activity if left unchecked. Like so many S&P500, Dow, and Nasdaq investors; Bitcoin buyers wonder if there will be a CONTINUATION of the current “Santa Claus” (never-ending) rally? An answer calls out from the mist that says, “Why not? If you just believe and click those ruby shoes together, you can go back to Kansas a mega-winner. So yes Scarecrow, it can go up forever!” I would buy it too, but I’d rather buy a pull-back. Funny thing is – that never seems to happen in Bitcoin (and centrally-planned equities). |
currentprice:Not your cash yet o!....Na joke I dey o! ![]() |
Intendy:Just received in my email: Did anyone get this please, as I believe this should be public. @Intendy it says scan copy acceptable....please reconfirm this info with your contacts especially for those not in town. Thanks. Sent: Monday, November 27, 2017 Subject: LAFARGE AFRICA PLC RIGHTS ISSUE OF 3,097,653,023 ORDINARY SHARES OF 50 KOBO EACH AT N42.50 PER SHARE Dear Investor, Please be informed that Lafarge Africa Plc is issuing 3,097,653,023 ordinary shares of 50 kobo each to existing shareholders at an offer price of ₦42.50 per share to raise ₦131.65billion in a bid to expand its operations, boost its working capital and refinance a portion of its foreign currency denominated shareholder loans by way of a debt-to-equity conversion. The Rights Issue is available to shareholders on the basis of 5 (Five) new ordinary shares for every 9 (Nine) ordinary shares held as at the close of business on November 01, 2017. The offer period opened on November 24, 2017 and closes on December 15, 2017. Cardinalstone Registrars are also Receiving Agent in respect of the offer. You can make your payment via the account stated below: Please find below bank details for payment. ACCOUNT NAME BANK NAME ACCOUNT NO. MCASH CODE CSRL/LAFARGE RIGHT ISSUE ACCOUNT FCMB 0137270766 *402*32922194*AMOUNT# Also find attached Provisional Offer Form (Page 57 & 58). You can download the form attached, complete it (Pages 57 & 58), and scan back to us, or physically submit to our office at Cardinalstone Registrars Limited, FCMB Building, 85 Aba Road, By Garrison Bus Stop, Port Harcourt. Closing date: December 15, 2017. Thank you. |
Intendy:Thank you @Intendy! Do you know if they will accept scan copies, also can one's broker make the payment from the brokerage account? Cheers Bro! |
Looks like someone or people are taking over Tantalizers o, another Mr Biggs?...wish it could happen to RT Briscoe/Japaul/Wema etc!!! |
currentprice:Wow...Interesting...Thanks @currentprice and Samguru! we watch for the right time. |
currentprice:Bros, what's your estimated fair price for Access Bank? |
currentprice:We watch. Thanks Bro! |
fxuser:Thanks Bro...me have medium to long term value (dividend) mindset not jijo. Just that most Nigerian companies/CEOs disappoint a lot. |
fxuser:@Fxuser, Bros could you check TA on NASCON and advise as above. @Currentprice, could you help with the fair price. Thanks guys! |
dipoolowoo:Something that can be done in other climes with little or no effort.....Nigerian Banks and Registrars (with their usual wicked ways to may be profit) are making it very difficult for investor - too bad! |
DeRuggedProf:De Prof himself! They say experience is the best teacher!! Who wan try you my bros ![]() |
valentinenwoko:Looks like the directors were given a blank cheque...if they are sincere to the shareholders, they may do a good job for the company. Nigerian directors hmmm - they may have already done what they want and this is just a formality who knows..... Anyways, for those in the bus, you may just wait and see or bail out - vuuuuuuum, as was mentioned earlier in this forum. ![]() |
BullBearMkt:I agree with you my good bros - take your profit out the table when it comes. Buy the dip (plunge) if you are long term on a great (value) stock. However, they say "Don't fall in love with your investment because it won't fall in love with you" ![]() |
Some do advise here that people should only put money they are willing to loose in the stock market. It's not because you will definitely loose it but just for one to be aware of the risk involved in the stock market. No stock is always 100% sure winner that's why DD is always advised. Emotions should be kept out of the market and if you want to succeed read books especially success stories but also failures of those who has been there so we can all learn. A good research will enable you buy a SWAN stock because even when the price is going down due to market forces you will console yourself by waiting for dividend. Again that's why a long term stock market investment outlook on a SWAN stock is also recommended by most savvy investors. As for CI Leasing and Caverton I think there will still be around for a long time but people should stop all these get rich quick (20%, 50%, 100%) mind set because it's not good for individual's health especially if things goes the other way on the short run! Just my thoughts. One Love ![]() |
bigjay01:How? Make we run fron UACN? |
tritritri:What about NB! It needs help! |
Never invest your money in the NSE or any market for that matter and go away...ensure to continuously monitor your investment. Don't depend/trust any analogue Brokers..run away fast from them now that online Brokers are available! Most Nigerian Stock Brokers are not fair to their clients....#IMO. |
Is Dunlop still active in this country? Will it rise again? Person hard earned money dey suffer o! ![]() |
BullBearMkt:Thank you Bros! |
holm:Experts, please do we have anyone in the forum who can explain in layman terms......how will this affect the market? |
fxuser:@fxuser, please TA right time to enter NB/AFRRIPRUD/UCAP. Thanks Bro! @BullBearMkt where are you Bro? |
currentprice:Please clarify the discount you mean...what is the fair price. |
currentprice:Can always count on you and this forum.....As usual we all understand the risk ! Thanks Bro!! |
currentprice:@Currentprice, Bros could you please give your opinion (fair price) and good entry price for Ucap, Afriprud, NB. Thanks Bro! |
