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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 5:26pm On Jun 29

Ginalex:
When I see things like so so so will never go below so so so price, in mind I'm always like (make we dey see😁). Nahco that I set 100 and 150 as my target entry prices, e don break 150 now trading below 140. If I had not sold at 259 then, e for pepper me ehn ...

Lol.. Na me talk the "so so and so" onto DS matter.
Make we dey watch sha..

This red for Ngx don pass COVID for airborne infection.

Gbasgbos every where.
Make stocks kuku go buy nose-mask to reduce spread grin

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:01am On Jun 29

Streetinvestor2:
Because they come to get free investment analysis all the time.Na only them sabi how to make money
Make them post small make we read too

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:03am On Jun 29

leo1234:
They only drop their complaints and go back to ghost mode

Lol... You gerrit.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 3:08pm On Jun 24

toyeoye:
🚨 Cement stocks are taking a hit today.
BUACEMENT (-10%) joins DANGCEM (-10%) at limit-down, putting more than ₦30T in combined market cap under selling pressure.

https://businessday.ng/news/article/reduce-cement-prices-now-umahi-tells-manufacturers/

https://dailytrust.com/umahi-demands-cut-in-cement-prices-as-lafarge-rebrands-to-hbm/

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Christianity Etc › Re: Germany And Curacao Players Spotted Praying Together After World Cup Match(video by chimex38: 3:47pm On Jun 21

eagleonearth:
sorry I have modified my post sir. I am very well boss. What I mean is at least they were not eliminated automatically like the likes of Haiti and turkey. At least they got a world cup point for the first time after a very long time. With the new FIFA rules of setting aside goal difference factor, I think there is hope for them.

What takes the place of goal difference in an eventual decider?

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:06am On Jun 18

Lol..

megawealth01:
You get time ooooo

ACCESS wey I want to enter sub 10 or back to 6 naira

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 9:36am On Jun 18

Asangbekoko:
Why posting your prayer on this public forum?
You should have prayed it privately, knowing that a lot of people bought the shares around #30 with expectation of price appreciation.

A legendary 'Undertaker' would come here to to post an incantation that the bear would continue for the next 5 months, just because he sold his holdings in May, and you guys are here applauding him!

We should stop accepting all sorts of nonsense on this forum.

Lol.. It's a light banter on access.. No take am too personal.. wink

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:45pm On Jun 16

ppogba:
Thanks.

Wonderful. Even the report sent to me by Meristem quoted N8.10 amongst others.

Seems many websites had this error.

There was a single tranche of over 92million at the last minutes of trade on Monday 15th June @7.7

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 6:32pm On Jun 16

ppogba:
Someone should please help cure my ignorance.

NEIMETH closed at N81.10 yesterday.
Today, the Opening price was quoted at N7.70

Please, what happened?

I had to look at many stock market reports to be sure I was not dreaming .

Please what happened?

It closed at 7.7 yesterday.

Whatever website you used is probably lagging.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 3:58pm On Jun 15

ojeysky:
I saw cutix too 1950 units at 3.2 and am wondering what is going on.

ee reach to ask..

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 2:52pm On Jun 15

Insider sell 1650 worth of shares at ₦3.2.
just 1,650!!
No be juju be that grin

Insider don dey do Jijo? grin

Sports › Re: Brazil Vs Morocco: FIFA World Cup (1 - 1) On 13th June 2026 - Live by chimex38: 3:01am On Jun 14

Rayjay45:
These yeye hydration breaks na joykiller ojare.

Look what FIFA and the US have turned our beautiful game into!

What is happening is a global thing called El-nino. It's an intensive heat wave that can kill..even affects farmlands and agricuiture on general
(You can research on it)

Playing @11pm-1am over there is like 5-7pm in Nigeria.
yet the heat wave is too much. It's dehydration effect is suicidal without enough pause to hydrate.

I guess those playing between 8-9pm(USA)= 2-3am(NIG) won't experience such hydration pause as the weather will be quite cooler by then.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:25pm On Jun 10

Zichis
https://businesspost.ng/economy/chilla-entertainment-injects-n2bn-into-zichis-agro-allied-industries/

Education › Re: ESUT Delegation Tours Doha, Visits Carnegie Mellon University, Qatar by chimex38: 6:43pm On Jun 06

Without electricity, every other thing is secondary

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 5:11pm On Jun 06

ppogba:
I always maintain that any semblance of sanity in the Nigerian economy will only begin with serious cleansing in the banking sector and the CBN itself. That the setting was rotten even from the head (CBN ) before now may be debatable but not in doubt. At least we have a Governor with IZAL and scrubbing brush for now.

lol....No be small IZAL treatment grin

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 2:01pm On Jun 06

Banks dey really hearam under this Cardoso Regime
https://punchng.com/banks-face-n100m-penalty-for-forex-violations/

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 12:50pm On Jun 06

nosa2:
The only gambling I do is to bet against Super Eagles when they are playing a high stakes match. If they win I am happy my team won and I don't mind losing the money. If they lose I am sad but I get small consolation from the money I won.

So far I am up in my gambling career

cheating your heart-felt feelings grin

Crime › Re: Kidnapped Ex-APC Chairman In Koko-Besse, Kebbi Pleads From Captivity by chimex38: 12:16am On Jun 05

Antoeni:
I Never Knew a Time Will Come in Nigeria When The People in Prison Will Be Far More Safer Than The People Outside.

Deep..

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:22pm On Jun 03

Iamblessed8888:
Dumb!! I’d pick stanbic MMF with monthly compounding and if you dont want stanbic’s rate which is around 15%, first ally MMF offers same 18% and is SEC accredited. STL MMF will even give you 21% or so which is more than the 100k.

Bottom line is you want to put such amount in a SEC accredited investment vehicle and with a company that has way more than that as Assets under management, and with a physical office

Great as well

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:21pm On Jun 03

ghm:
Loans from banks like Afrexim Bank cannot be structured like that. Such loans typically come with a very favourable interest rate, a moratorium period, and a medium‑to‑long‑term tenor.

What we don't know is what he used as collateral for Afrexim Bank. Banks are not supposed to borrow with the intention of using the loan's purpose as collateral.

Yes.. Moratorium.
didn't see this post before replying amongst others you rightly listed.

As for the collateral, I would assume, guess, speculate the NNPC style.
He can simply stake the reserve of his oil well from Heirs Holding.
The conglomerate was the front-company that took the loan on his behalf in the first place.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:12pm On Jun 03

Agbalowomeri:
Has he sold?

Lol. I don't think so
It's just windfall on paper gain so far.
I just dey calculate based on the screenshot from Ògawisdom to draw other inferences from it.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 11:00pm On Jun 03

Itzlinda:
The two truths can exist at the same time. Borrowed from afrexim bank, to finance the stock purchase, then borrowed from UBA to finance afrexim

Lol... Plausible.

Though I believe his dividend alone from all his conglomerates can finance the interest on the loan.

Besides, such huge loans usually come with moratoriums. So interest payments may not start immediately.
(Though not sure)

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US To Block Market Access For 8 African Countries by chimex38: 10:54pm On Jun 03

no comment even understood the post..
Yet, people are replying out of point.

Let me break it down and add jara
US says some countries produce exported goods using slaves and forced labour employees and factory workers without full workers right and welfare considerations. [b]PURE EXPLOITATION!
( undignified employees) and these countries pay peanut or non at all to these labourers; Thus, the goods produced by these countries and exported sell at cheaper than other countries that value employees, value factory workers and pay them well with allowances, hazard fees, insurance, etc.(dignify the employees)
Because of that, these countries that use forced labourers who work and produce goods as forced by these countries tend to export cheaper products than countries that use unforced labour and thus, value human dignity and pays commiserate wages to labourers and the employees for the goods they produce.

Unfortunately, countries like Nigeria amongst others African and European countries patronize these countries that produce these cheaper goods with forced labour as against other countries who produce are a bit expensive cuz they input the cost of dignified labourers on their products..

In the export competition market, it produces an unfair advantage on the goods and products of countries who put workers welfare at the forefront unlike the cheaper products produced by countries using forced labour without workers welfare and dignified compensation, making their goods cheaper which is unfair.

Goods produced by EXPLOITED workforce will always be cheaper than goods produced by DIGNIFIED workforce.

So Trump wants to reciprocate the unfair advantage by increasing the tariff on export product of these countries who patronize these cheap products produced with forced and undignified labour force.
Nigeria is one of them.
e.g our refined fuel export will be taxed higher, our cocoa will be taxed higher,etc unless we stop patronizing imported products produced with undignified human labour just because they are cheaper.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 7:51pm On Jun 03

ogawisdom:
One of the most important skills in life is how to take calculated risks.

You may never be Rich let alone wealthy if you always avoid risks. Learn to manage risk.

Tony is richer today because he took calculated risk.

Fortune favour the investor that is super skilled in risk management.

Yeah. Calculated risk through loan.. Highly risky.
Took $750million loan
Invested $500million in the riskiest of investment(about 66% of loan shocked

, that's guts)
Cashed out ₦650bn already (>>$460million @ ₦1,400/ 1$).

Almost recouped invested capital by 92% in 5months!!! In the riskiest of investment.
₦650bn Returns alone can payback >>60% of entire loaned amount.

Meaning he now comfortably owns 92% of his invested money.
In addition, he now also comfortably owns 60% of the entire borrowed money of $750million in just 5months.

This is the kind of calculated loan risk Emma talks about..
The future fundamentals must be on the high side in virtually all ramifications despite highly discounted by you, just to be conservative.
It strengthens conviction.

Then put into action to risk borrowed money and put ~~ones~~ other people's money in a large scale where ones mouth is.

But one must put in the rigorous work involved.

High risk, high reward.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 7:18pm On Jun 03

HesInMe:
Wait first. If he borrowed from UBA to finance some of his Seplat stake -- leading to key-person loan writedowns and a stock price plunge at UBA -- didn't he effectively get richer by ~~taking calculated risk~~ screwing over UBA shareholders?

He didn't borrow from UBA, I think it's from Africa EXIM bank or so... I think it was in the news then.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 6:36pm On Jun 03

PuristForest:
Putting an entire ₦194 million nest egg into a single fintech app creates a concentration risk.

Yes.. Of course I agree.

That's why I put the caveat of tracing the owners or management down to family line. grin

If one is willing to undertake a risk, one also need risk mitigating measures..
"ee get why?"

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 2:38pm On Jun 03

ayobama1:
Our psychology of money aren't the same. Our risk appetite, our knowledge, our age, emotion, source of funds, our expenditure and money objectives among others are varied.

meaning?

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 2:19pm On Jun 03

ayobama1:
Dumb people don't earn N194 million

Smart people who know how to earn money can also mismanage money Ooo..

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 2:14pm On Jun 03

yMcy56:
Is PiggyVest not like those ponzi schemes?

naa, I don't think so..
They ve been around for quite some time.
Like fintechs specifically for saving money and earn interest and largely online based.
(unlike previously established Aso-savings with physical locations)

I liken them to Bamboo and Chaka when compared to mainstream brokers(cardinal Stone, Stanbicbrokers, Meristem,etc)

Just like Opay and moniepoint as compared to mainstream banks(FUGAZ, etc)

Though I don't patronize them.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 1:57pm On Jun 03

ositadima1:
A man locked ₦194 million in PiggyVest to earn ₦100,000 daily. Is this clever or dumb?

It's kinda cool.. Like bond.
The edge he has over bonds is that
1)he can withdraw quite easily.(depending on yrs of locking in)
2) He earns daily, unlike bonds that are biannual or quarterly.

Like others are saying, safety is key..
He needs also take time to know the office address and at least family address of at least 2/3 members of the management.
eee get why? grin

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 5:06pm On Jun 02

🤜🤛

Asangbekoko:
Well-done Chimex😁
Stock-businesswise, I do appreciate your contributions on this forum.
@Mickapollo, Chimex.
Cheers.

Christianity Etc › Re: What Does The Bible Teach About The Trinity? by chimex38: 4:18pm On Jun 02

AntiChristian:
You guys no dey read! Ignorance reeks from you!

Then kindly explain the verse

No one is arguing Jesus Sonship in this thread from your verses.
You can cherry pick quote and verses as much as possible like others do to prove him as son of God.
The point is, such line of argument doesn't automatically oppose him as God himself in inform of man. That's the point.

He has a divine nature, where he does and says things with Authority thats only ascribed to God to do and say.
He was not only certain of Going to Heaven, he was even certain of his position in Heaven. That certainty is Godly. I can't say for any other "prophet".

You can be the ONLY Intelligence and knowledgeable one Mr. reader. But the bitter truth is, just like the rest of ones belief, it can't be fully explained with "intelligence" and "knowledge". If the part explanations and divine signs and revelations from the Bible and even Qu'ran aren't enough logic to fill the limited rest of the gap with belief, soothe yourself.

Just as you Muslims don't believe Jesus died but can't fully explain what happened.
But somehow you Muslims believe Allah either did sth weird or exchanged him on the way to being crucified , or sth magical , mystical or miraculously happened to make people-belief as at the time, etc. Is that "intelligence" or "ignorance" on the part of the believer? undecided

It all boils down to out individual Faith man.
Leave your full intelligence and my supposed "ignorance" out of it. cheesy

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