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samguru:Mr Anthony has given you his fake information again abi? ![]() |
godlyguy: |
RabbiDoracle:I have noticed that guys who chase money like agba love women scarra |
Agbalowomeri:Afriprud, Ucap, Uba |
Agbalowomeri:It has already. If you place a bid that is not in multiples of 0.5 on any stock 5-100, you will get an error message. It was designed to allow the stocks go to 1k park and thats their destination Smaller priced stocks will grow at outrageous percentages until they can produce a 1k at 5% multiple ![]() |
Agbalowomeri:Thats means you didnt quite understand the 1k rule. For stocks less than N5, the ticker is 1k meaning you can bid prices in 1k additions or subtractions. So when it gets to where 5% has been exhausted, the stock starts loosing 1k daily until its settles at the 1k bus stop. Have you noticed you can only add multiples of 5k to your bids of UBA, FBNH, DF, etc. You cant bid 16.01 on DF. Try it on Monday. |
RabbiDoracle:Experience talking. I have looked at their financials over and over again. Nothing impressive compared to their peers in the short term. |
RabbiDoracle:Its not hard to investigate. THIS IS RUGGEDPROF |
IchimokuPilot:Bros, speak English. I no understand you ![]() |
yok:I dont trust this report anymore. They will sell without updating it soon. ![]() |
Agbalowomeri:You go jump enter mud soon o ![]() |
Jejebaba:Go get a new lens. You have made enough money this year ![]() |
Jejebaba:Uba has already rallied. Might not move until results show. |
Access Bank. Its now that this bank wants to rally its own. The dumping is over. 2m units traded Full bid. No offer |
RabbiDoracle:Noticed it too. But the similarity is greater than 60%. Really learning this period |
GTay:Ok. The results has been submitted to CBN for validation since 28/01/18 and is due for release anytime soon. Its possible the CBN inspectors have seen a fantastic result and decided to load up for themselves. Remember how oando dried up 3days before the emir reconciliation news broke out. Its also possible that the dumper has been exhausted and its now time for the stock to reprice itself. |
GTay:Bros. What went down jare? |
currentprice:Good |
currentprice:Tritri that fought ihedioranma all thru that period. Guy, check again He also renamed that smart guy, the Big Foolish Guy |
currentprice:You have started with all this your fake prophesies again. I PUT IT TO YOU THAT YOU DIDNT SEE ACCESS AND CANT TIME IT |
RabbiDoracle:This forum like every other forum i belong to is very resourceful and filled with gurus of different temperaments. We (including me) should learn to accommodate ourselves and all information we hear with an open heart. I have learnt alot this past 2weeks than i might learn in my lifetime of trading stocks so i can say this particular bear is a blessing to me. When you plan a trade and it fails, just learn how to perfect the trade next time and move on. Afterall, you have not made a loss or profit except you buy or sell. Toluway my oga, kaa kaa (abeg abeg), sheath your sword and learn from this experience. U be our brother here. |
RabbiDoracle:Noooooooo. That na egbon civil servant o |
OPEC President Says Shale Surge Won't Thwart Plan to Clear Glut By Mahmoud Habboush , Wael Mahdi , Salma El Wardany , and Tamim Elyan February 12, 2018, 12:03 PM GMT+1 Updated on February 12, 2018, 10:00 PM GMT+1 U.S. shale won’t be ‘huge distorter’ for oil market: Mazrouei Stronger demand, compliance with oil cuts seen to buoy prices OPEC's Control of the Oil Market Is Running on Fumes Surging output of U.S. shale oil won’t be a “huge distorter” of efforts by global crude producers to clear a glut, according to OPEC’s president. The market should re-balance this year, given robust demand and producers’ compliance with their pledges to curtail supply, United Arab Emirates Energy Minister Suhail Al Mazrouei, currently the president of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, said Monday in an interview in Dubai. The market is “on course to restoring balance” for the first time since 2014, OPEC’s Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo said at a conference in Cairo. Oil demand is set to grow by 1.6 million barrels a day in 2018, the same level as last year, and crude inventories are continuing to dwindle as OPEC and other producers pursue their output cuts until the end of the year, Barkindo said Monday. Venezuela is proposing that OPEC seek a five-year deal for cooperation on output with allied producers beyond 2018, he said. “Venezuelans see that the cooperation with non-OPEC producers shouldn’t end,” Barkindo told reporters in Cairo. “They have put forward a proposal for the time frame of the cooperation, and that was five years. But this proposal isn’t final, and it’s a work in progress.” Inventories in Focus Oil was rebounding from its biggest weekly decline in two years, though gains were limited due to concerns over a resurgence in U.S. shale. The U.S. oil rig count rose last week by 26, the most in a year, to 791, Baker Hughes data showed on Friday. American weekly crude output topped 10 million barrels a day for the first time on record, and the U.S. government forecasts it will balloon to 11 million later this year. Such an increase would complicate efforts by OPEC, Russia and other producers to prop up crude prices by curtailing supply. The producers agreed in November to extend self-imposed limits on output until the end of this year, seeking to counter a glut fed partly by U.S. shale drillers. “Shale is coming and the expectation is that it will come stronger than in 2017, and this is something that we have to watch,” Al Mazrouei said. “But considering all factors, I don’t think it will be a huge distorter of the market.” “What concerns us today is the level of inventories that we need to achieve the five-year average, and I see the market going in that direction and achieving balance,” he said. “How long it will take depends on how long the increase in shale production will take.” Participants in the oil-cuts accord aim for global crude inventories to fall to the average level of the past five years. ‘Unprecedented Conformity’ “Demand for this year is expected to be good, if not better than 2017,” Al Mazrouei said. This, together with “good” economic indicators and compliance with output cuts, indicate that the crude market will balance within the year, he said. Barkindo said producers’ “unprecedented conformity” with their targets for reducing output is driving progress toward a balance market. Compliance reached a record level of 129 percent in December, for a monthly average of 107 percent last year, and preliminary estimates show that compliance in January will surpass December’s level, he said. Oil prices are currently at less than half their 2014 peak, with benchmark Brent crude futures up 1.2 percent at $63.53 a barrel in London at 4:06 p.m. local time. Brent tumbled 8.4 percent last week, in the second consecutive weekly loss. “It’s a correction only. It will come back,” Kuwaiti Oil Minister Bakheet Al-Rashidi told reporters in Kuwait City. Kuwait expects cooperation on oil policy to continue beyond 2018, he said. “We will look for criteria to make sure the market is stable at all times.” — With assistance by Fiona MacDonald https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-12/opec-president-says-shale-surge-won-t-thwart-plan-to-clear-glut |
mendes911:Dem go tell us everything soon ![]() |
Oando audit and the Gwarzo-Adeosun face-off There is no doubt that President Muhammadu Buhari is bent in ensuring corporate governance in all sectors of the economy to build investors’ confidence and protect the integrity of Nigeria’s investment atmosphere against corporate abusive conducts. What is indeed doubtful is whether his appointees are on the same page with the president in executing that daunting task. Recent happenings in the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) are disturbing to all stakeholders in the capital market. To say the confidence President Buhari has been trying to build is being eroded by the needless crisis at the SEC is simply calling a spade by its name. I have been painstakingly observing the drama at the capital market regulatory body since the Oando scandal broke, the statutory steps taken by SEC to remedy the situation, the apparent interference by the Minister of Finance Kemi Adeosun, and the House of Representatives committee hearing on the issue. Not to miss any aspect of the drama, I personally attended the hearing by the House of Representatives committee on capital markets, to hear first-hand, all the submissions by the various stakeholders. In the last two years, the SEC conducted five major investigations on some erring companies in the market. The SEC investigated BGL Asset Management company limited, and sacked its management, and banned its principal promoters from operating in the Nigerian Capital Market and occupying any public office. The two principal officers of the company are Mr. Albert Okumagba and Mr. Chubundo Edozien. Oasis Insurance Plc was also investigated and stopped from making a public offer. The company requested for a refund of the non-refundable fees and SEC said by law that could not be refunded. But Minister Adeosun insisted that the company must be refunded. The chairman of the company is Mr. Adenrele Tokunbo Kehinde while the MD is Mr. Babatunde Oshadiya. Ikeja Hotels Plc has been in crises for so many years and a settlement agreement was reached but SEC had to come in to ensure the agreement was implemented, also ordered a forensic audit. The principal promoters of the company are the Ibru Family. Partnership Investments Limited is a capital market operator and several complaints were lodged with SEC and after investigation, the company and its principal officers were sanctioned. The MD of the company is Mr. Victor Ogiewonye. Oando Plc is a public quoted company that was investigated by the regulatory body. The SEC received a petition from Ansbury Investment Inc an indirect shareholder of Oando and another petition from another shareholder of Oando Plc Alhaji Dahiru Mangal, on May 2 and May 4, 2017, regarding Oando Plc. The SEC reviewed the petitions and constituted a technical committee to examine the conflicts, which recommended a forensic audit of the activities of Oando Plc. Gwarzo told the House hearing that the Minister orally queried what power he has as DG of SEC to undertake such an exercise. At the meeting, the Minister threatened to relieve the SEC DG of his job. Mounir Gwarzo, the SEC Director General responded that the SEC was statutorily empowered to conduct the exercise in line with its statutory mandate. Again, on 20 October 2017, at about 9 am, the Minister summoned the SEC DG over the same Oando Plc issue. The Minister verbally, as Gwarzo told the hearing, instructed the SEC DG to lift the technical suspension placed on the shares of Oando Plc. But the SEC DG explained to the Minister why the technical suspension should remain in the very best interest of protecting the integrity of the investments market and of protecting investors. After series of back and forth, the DG received a letter on November 29, 2017, suspending him from office. Surprisingly, the issue of Oando Plc was not mentioned in the letter, instead, it contained three allegations which the Minister used in attempting to intimidate him into submitting to her verbal directive to discontinue the Oando audit. The above Oando timeline as revealed during the House committee hearing brought to bear so many things. From all the submissions, five major investigations were conducted by SEC in the last two years when Mrs Adeosun was the minister of finance. But the Minister only decided to intervene on two, allowing due process to take its course on the remaining three. The promoters of the Oasis and Oando share the same ethnicity with the finance minister. Therefore, they must be protected at all cost and at the detriment of the companies’ investors. The three other companies, promoted by people outside the Minister’s ethnic group were allowed to face the full wrath of the law without any interference by the finance minister. This development is indeed a dent in President Buhari’s concerted effort in building investors’ confidence in the capital market. It is by this, that the Minister’s action portends a grave danger to the integrity of the capital market and the market outlook in the international scene. From the submissions at the National Assembly hearing, I was wondering how the minister tried to accuse the DG of receiving severance allowance and payment of special early retirement package (Golden handshake) which policies approved by the board of SEC years before he started working there. It is also curious how the Minister, who is deeply involved in this matter, hurriedly set up an administrative panel of inquiry populated by her appointees who are also party to the Oando issue, to probe the DG. Like the DG said at the hearing, “as a regulator, I don’t have a political platform, and as such, black, white, religious and secular, rich and poor, man and woman, disabled and able, are all equal in my eye and should be treated fairly as humans.” It is time President Buhari act to salvage the capital market from total collapse, by insisting that the institution is bigger than any individual in the country. The choices, therefore, are two: allow the Oando’s investigation to continue to maintain the integrity of SEC and the market; or stop the Oando’s investigation and allow the integrity of SEC and the market to be rubbished. Williams wrote this piece from Ikeja, Lagos Source: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/oando-audit-and-the-gwarzo-adeosun-face-off.html |
Toluway:AK 49 + Berretta |
kolaish:They will breath well |
currentprice:Una Don dey come out from una hole again. Day Don Break #HUNTERS |
DOLLARTEX:What about Maggi? |
Oil price check: $64.02 stable increase/recovery 9:59AM 12.02.2018 |
Oil price check: $63.52 stable increase 8:34AM 12.02.2018 |
It's just like every market that opens today goes into green immediately. The Turkish market is every pulling a record recovery meaning people are realizing their mistake. ![]()
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