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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 11:06am On Mar 04
Locotrader:


You don deceive one mugu to offload?
I got extra 1m units this morning.
Pls tell the guy to release more if he still has
grin
Such mugus never really cease to abound
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 10:14am On Mar 04
Locotrader:


Oga you can't get it except by crossdeal.

Instead of you to labour in vain in champion, why not use this opportunity to get TIP in these low prices.
It is the only quoted company in it's sector.The current situation of the country doesn't stop them from making money.They are in long term contracts with big companies, oil companies and Govt agencies.

TIP.....TIP......TIP.
Anything can take this stock to #10 because it is a stand alone stock on growth board.
I told you to just watch me. My CHAMPION bids are already getting filled. See screenshot below.

Politics / Re: Twitter War : Igbo Obidients Take A Stand As Edo Obidients Protests On Twitter by Deadlytruth(m): 11:10pm On Mar 03
PDPdestroyer:
To the “I’m Yoruba but…” I hope you can see your folly in full glare. Self-preservation is important in this contraption but it seems only Yorubas don’t know this yet. Many of the current generation of Yoruba youths would have sold themselves into slavery without knowing, if not for those of us who kept guard
I have been saying it on NL for years that the problem of Yorubas is complacency and this self delusion of being politically sophisticated and liberal. In addition most Yoruba youths of the present generation are very bereft of the political history of Nigeria and how it was largely shaped by tribal considerations above anything else. I am happy that my Edo State people are teaching them a bitter lesson on the truth about Nigerian politics.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 3:06pm On Mar 03
Emeka1441:
whats your strategy for transcorp?? If you own transcorp plc.. what would be your approach to both of them
I am not a freak of Transcorp. I have always made myself clear on that here at every opportunity. My aversion to Transcorp is the negative surprise packages it delivers most times just like Friday's sudden news of the unbundling of the power arm. Another stock I view with the same perception is OANDO. I call them the most slippery stocks on NSE.
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 11:50pm On Mar 02
Emeka1441:
omo the NGX is tough oo..🥶🥶🥶.. dem juss dey rip person everywere..

NGX is not really as tough as you seem to perceive it. What you need is a self invented strategy which works for you.
For example, one of my personal strategies about buying high priced stocks like Dangote Cement is that it must first lose 10% for three to four consecutive trading days for me to move in else no go area.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 11:47pm On Mar 02
Emeka1441:
till when then?
Till some days later.
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 8:53pm On Mar 02
Emeka1441:
Transcorp power get listed on monday.. please gurus in the house. Would it be instantly available for purchase at that price.. i’m new to the ngx.. so this is my first experience of such
Not likely.
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 5:24pm On Mar 01
sterlingD:

Wow but that listing price is high to me look at Geregu it was listed at from N100

FO don challenge Tony make Tony come vex
Same thought here. N240 way too high for that OS.
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 4:53pm On Mar 01
Princkez:
Dear Sir/Ma,

We are delighted to announce that the Facts Behind the Listing and Closing Gong Ceremony of Transcorp Power Plc to commemorate the Listing by Introduction of 7,500,000,000 Ordinary Shares of 50 kobo each at N240.00 per share on Nigerian Exchange Limited is scheduled for Monday, 04 March 2024

Please see details of the event:

Date: Monday, 04 March 2024


Time: 2:00 PM - 3:35 PM (WAT)
Venue: 8th Floor (Trading Floor) and 20th Floor (Event Center)

This document is classified as: DC3 - Authorised Use Only – CONFIDENTIAL

Regards,

Broker Dealer Regulation Department
NGX Regulation Limited
Nigerian Exchange Group House
2 - 4 Customs Street
Marina, Lagos
Nigeria.

Please our gurus in the house should offer explantations on the bolded. Thanks.
Could that be connected to the mad rush for Transcorp today on the floor?

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 4:34pm On Mar 01
Locotrader:


Oga you can't get it except by crossdeal.

Instead of you to labour in vain in champion, why not use this opportunity to get TIP in these low prices.
It is the only quoted company in it's sector.The current situation of the country doesn't stop them from making money.They are in long term contracts with big companies, oil companies and Govt agencies.

TIP.....TIP......TIP.
Anything can take this stock to #10 because it is a stand alone stock on growth board.
I am already fully loaded on TIP. I caught some more even two days back.
I will enter Champion on Monday. Just watch me.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 3:39pm On Mar 01
222Martins:
grin grin grin grin There was a time somebody was dumping batches of 1Million units at N3.60 and i was mopping it up. In my mind, i was like:, "Hope say Locotrader never cut liver begin sell him ChampionBrew shares oh unto say the price dey fall?" I no know say you still dey buy in observance of the golden rule :Be Greedy When others are Fearful and Be Fearful When Others are Greedy grin grin grin.

I was still buying until the gate closed yesterday.............10,088,670 units locked and loaded!! grin grin What a way to start the year grin grin
That gate must open for me on Monday morning by hook or crook. It is a do or die affair.
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 8:50pm On Feb 29
yMcy56:

Something must be brewing in TRANSCORP....
It refused to participate in yesterday's dumping and refuse to close on full offer!
The volume buyers are in market already again....


Meanwhile, ACCESS @18 from 16+!! shocked
UBA now @21.50 from 19+
FBNH @27
TRANSCORP is likely to see N30 in few weeks ahead all things being equal.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 1:31pm On Feb 28
iHaveMadeiT2:
Transcorp has been very resilient since late last year
I thought I am the only one who noticed it. When one looks at its resilience against its scary OS, it becomes clear that there is something big likely to happen about it soon.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 7:28pm On Feb 26
essentialone:


Without so many people noticing, Ticker: Juli Plc, has been making an uptrend and what caught stock analysts’ attention is that the supposed cheap stock is getting expensive already. Food/Drug retailer Juli Plc has been capping gain of about 10%, up from N1.22 to N2.57. In the last seven trading sessions, it sustained positive price movement despite highs and lows moment in the local bourse.
Who owns the company? Wema Bank is a major investor in Juli Pharmacy, controlling 30% of the company’s shareholding. It is followed by that of Prince Julius Adelusi-Adeluyi, OFR, mni, who controls 28.63% of the company, while Midas Investment & Property Limited own 8.53% of the company.
It is currently trading through an alternative securities market, meaning that Juli Pharmacy has strong growth potential and could be moved to the NGX growth board based on performance. After its price re-rating, Juli Pharmacy’s market value has increased to about N426 million with shares outstanding of about 200 million. The pharmaceutical company’s turnover grew to N288.777 million in 2023, according to its regulatory filing. This represents an increase of 13.64% year on year when compared with N254.1 million revenue posted in 2022. Its gross profit settled at about N96 million in the period, which was 8.5% above N88.461 million in 2022. A fast increase in costs of sales dragged the company’s profit margin lower in 2023, its financial statement posted on the Nigerian Exchange showed. Juli Plc’s gross profit margin declined to 33.21% in 2023 from 35% in 2022 as costs of sales accelerated faster than revenue growth. The company ended the year with more than N6.7 million loss after tax, which happened to be an improvement from a post-tax loss of N11.068 million 12 months earlier. A deep dive into the company’s numbers showed that management efforts at reducing overhead have not started to pay off. Operating expenses remain a bigger drain to healthy bottom-line performance.
In 2023, the company’s operating expenses surged by 3% to N102.6 million from N99.529 million in 2022. The Company was incorporated on 14th September 1972 as a private limited liability Company under the name of Juli Pharmacy (Nigeria) Limited.
Have you considered the problem of illiquidity of the stock?

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Politics / Re: Peter Obi: Bad Leadership Holding Nigeria Down, Not 1999 Constitution by Deadlytruth(m): 4:53am On Feb 26
OhuDealer:
This conformist is whom they were parading as a reformist ?



Everyone is now waking up to the dissaster known as the 1999 constitution and the monstrous centrist federal government.


But Obi said the problem isn't the vehicle that has a busted transmission, blown out engine gasket and all four tyres flat.

To Obi only a good driver and not the spate of the condemned vehicle can take us to our preferred journey.

This may is a continuation of the horrible Zikist movement whom we can trace 99.9% of our problems to.

Well said.

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Politics / Re: Why Are The Ibos The Only Tribe That Always Vote Correctly In Nigeria? by Deadlytruth(m): 6:59am On Feb 23
ScamHunter:


Even Yoruba celebrated the coup more than other regions or was it traditional two-faced hypocrisy? Anyway, you've been ebin pawad. Go home and vote not foolishly next time.
Yes, Yoruba celebrated the coup which took the innocent lives of their two highest ranking and finest army officers in the traditional hypocritic brain of Igbos. Nigerians voted wisely by rejecting the Pandora criminal who failed woefully as Anambra governor.

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Politics / Re: Why Are The Ibos The Only Tribe That Always Vote Correctly In Nigeria? by Deadlytruth(m): 11:26pm On Feb 22
ScamHunter:


E bin pawa
Remind us when Igbos called out Ironsi for protecting his brothers who killed leaders from all other regions and left their own to walk free.

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Politics / Re: Statement From Labour Party On Julius Abure's Arrest by Deadlytruth(m): 7:34am On Feb 22
Jogs1900:
APC will just be observing PDP and PDP lite from afar..

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Politics / Re: There Was No Zoning In Kogi APC, why should there be in Edo? - Oshiomhole by Deadlytruth(m): 11:02pm On Feb 21
Racoon:
Hehehe! Is this really Adams Oshiomhole ranting? Simply because your plan to rig in your favourite candidate from Edo North didn't work after the failed Hope Uzodinjo charade?
The person Oshiomhole supported last Saturday is Dennis Idahosa from Edo South and not Edo North. Always endeavour to get your facts right before you make an opinion.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 9:51pm On Feb 21
megawealth01:
Most Nigerians only condemn corruption/nepotism if it doesn't favor them. I doubt if Nigerians condemn the above when it's in their favor...

I turned a particular age sometimes ago and so I no longer argue online... I just allow people to have their way while I have my peace...

Truth is like pregnancy that's destined to mature... You certainly can't hide it forever...

Happy Nigeria...
Words on marble

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Politics / Re: Why Are The Ibos The Only Tribe That Always Vote Correctly In Nigeria? by Deadlytruth(m): 9:33pm On Feb 21
makemoneywbsite:


Ebin pawa o
At least they are calling out their own. Please
remind us when Igbos ever called out Aguiyi Ironsi while he was destroying Nigeria's foundation with his Unification Decree.
Remind us of the speech made by any Igbo person denouncing Aguiyi Ironsi for not arraigning his coupist brothers before a military tribunal. We are waiting.

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Politics / Re: Why Are The Ibos The Only Tribe That Always Vote Correctly In Nigeria? by Deadlytruth(m): 9:27pm On Feb 21
makemoneywbsite:
Igbo backed NPC and the north when it became obvious that Yoruba are the most tribalistic tribe in Nigeria. At a time a Fulani was winning election in Enugu as a mayor, Awolowo and his tribalistic goons were attending night meetings to make sure omoibo neverwas accepted in the SW. The same thing Sanwo Olu and Tinubu are doing today. Have you heard any Igbo destroy people's property in the East? Level pass level na.

Azikiwe made it clear right from the beginning that his choice of NPC as alliance partner was on the premise of it being a sacrifice to get Northerners' remain in Nigeria. It therefore had nothing to do with alleged Yoruba tribalism. In 1954 which was six years before independence, Azikiwe had made a long speech in the federal Parliament trying to discourage Northerners from pushing their demand for secession from Nigeria and in that speech declared that he and his Igbo kinsmen would rather have their quest for independence suppressed until Northerners were ready for joint independence with the South. Then he added that he and Igbos would not mind paying the ultimate price (i.e having their blood shed) to keep Nigeria one. This was the basis of his choice of NPC as alliance partner and not any Yoruba tribalism.

A Fulani man becoming a mayor in Enugu was not a gesture as great as an Igbo man known as Ebubedike being voted into the Western Region House of Assembly by Yorubas at about the same period. Azikiwe's aspiration for premier of Western Region was actually tribalistic because it was an expansionist mission, else he should have ensured that a non-native of the Eastern Region was made premier there before he himself went to the Western Region as a non-native to seek premier position there if he was sincere about his one-Nigeria philosophy.
Charity begins from home. You use yourself as the first example of what you are preaching.

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Politics / Re: Why Are The Ibos The Only Tribe That Always Vote Correctly In Nigeria? by Deadlytruth(m): 9:03pm On Feb 21
makemoneywbsite:

It takes a man with vision to know Tinubu is a disaster na. At least Edo people realized they made a mistake with Buhari, but Yoruba never dis and will still vote foolishly next time only to cry EBIN PAWA o.

It takes less than a vision for anyone to know that Obi is a bigger disaster than Tinubu.
After all, majority of his own Anambrarians adjudged his governorship a failure but had to change tune in 2023 just because they felt he was the candidate of their ethnic extraction. So you Igbos are guiltier of the tribalism you are quick to accuse Yorubas of. Come to think of it, more Yorubas voted for Obi than the extremely few Igbos who voted for Tinubu. Obi won in many Yoruba dominated LGAs in Lagos and some other SW states while Tinubu lost in all the five SE states. So who between Yorubas and Igbos is more tribalistic?

While Obaseki was still in APC, Igbos adjuded him a failure. But when he defected to PDP and a slim majority of Edo people voted for him to spite Tinubu in 2020, Igbos hailed Edo people as having made the right choice. When Edo people began to cry out against Obaseki for failing them in his second term and therefore stopped mouthing the Edo no be Lagos cliche, Igbos continued to mouth it in support of the failed Obaseki. At least Yorubas are calling Tinubu out for seemingly failing them. But for you Igbos, when Obaseki began to fail, you continued supporting him till today in his failure. There lies the difference.
While Ikpeazu failed so woefully that he took to sharing kerosene and gifting new mother's in hospital with N500, you Igbos never called him out till his tenure ended. Now that the LP you all voted for has its can of worms being open with stains on Obi and Abure, none of you has called Obi or Abure out but all you have been able to say is that LP is not same as Obidient movement. So who is fooling who?

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Politics / Re: Why Are The Ibos The Only Tribe That Always Vote Correctly In Nigeria? by Deadlytruth(m): 4:15am On Feb 21
makemoneywbsite:
1999 - Obasanjo, Yar Adua, Jonathan. It's even obvious that they and to some extent, Edo make the right calls. Why don't Nigerians always consult them for who to vote instead of envy and hatred dragging the country into a hole?

Surprised to see Edo there. The same Edo you lots demonized beginning from 2015 for giving buhari as much as 40% of their votes and because of that you began to label them semi yorubas have suddenly again become a people who vote correctly just because just a part of Edo voted for your brother Obi this time around. Very funny and emotional people called Igbos. I honestly keep wondering where all this sudden uturn about Edo is coming from after seven years of demonization of them by you lots.

You lots used to say here that Edo is not supposed to be part of the SS because Edo votes wrongly against the other five SS states but today you have implicitly avered that in the entire SS only Edo votes correctly just because in the last presidential election Obi got the highest percentage in Edo and had lesser percentages in other SS states. See how inconsistent you lots could be because of emotions?

If Igbos have always voted correctly, then who at Independence joined the feudalisic NPC in voting for Tafawa Balewa instead of their own Zik whom they now eulogize as Zik of Africa? So The Tofa you Igbos voted for in 1993 was better than MKO? And the Shagari you voted for in 1979 was better than your own Azikiwe? The Yaradua you voted for in 2007 was better than Ojukwu who produced the best manifesto that year? Then Obasanjo was better than Olu Falae in 1999? You people should just look the way of comedy

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 4:33pm On Feb 20
essentialone:
In the past 5 years till date, which stock should earn the badge of Overall Worst Company to invest in?🤔
NOTORE grin

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Politics / Re: Edo: Labour Party Adopts Indirect Primary, Pegs Guber Form At ₦‎25 Million by Deadlytruth(m): 12:19pm On Jan 18
dinachi:

Governorship election is not for kids. It requires some serious financial muscle. Even if you win the primary elections where do you expect the party to get money to campaign with. Don't forget that party always pays its agents. Let's say there is 1000 polling units in Edo state, we all know it's ten times that though. Imagine paying at least 10k per polling until to your agents? That's already 10 million naira. Labour party in Edo State needs serious people with some money to make any reasonable impact.

On my opinion, the sum of 25 million naira is even cheap.
The APC and PDP too rationalize their high cost of forms with exactly the same reasons you have given for LP's N30m cost of forms yet we call both PDP and APC anti-people/elitist party and then purport that LP has the people's interest at heart. But has LP by this really shown itself to be different from the PDP or APC or that it was just a special purpose vehicle for disgruntled PDP members according to Doyin Okupe?

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Politics / Re: It Seems The Military Rule Is Better Than This Civilian Rule by Deadlytruth(m): 9:37pm On Jan 15
nabiz:
its you that is saying nonsense. You think one sided without evaluation. Yes the military redeem was bad, can you compare the military achievement with the democratic idiots we have in Nigeria
You seem to have forgotten that the present democracy we. have is still controlled by the military establishment and therefore not really a democracy. Since 1999, out of the five presidents we've had,three were directly or indirectly from the military.
The First Republic government which an overwhelming majority of Nigerians agree is the best we ever had was not a military government but ended up being Truncated by the military and thereafter Nigeria became a cesspit of corruption and misgovernance in the hands of the very military which claimed they removed the politicians because of corruption.

Military rule is an aberration. It is not by coincidence that none of the world powers in terms of economic prosperity and military might, has never been ruled by soldiers, since they started their democracies, eg USA,UK, Germany, France, Canada, China, Russia, etc.

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Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 4:00pm On Jan 15
Locotrader:


Strong Q4 loading.
Strong bids ongoing.
100% done and dusted already counting from #1 entry price ooo.

TIP On the way to 200%
With a strong Q4 and its small FF, it will be another Multiverse.
Investment / Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Deadlytruth(m): 3:03pm On Jan 15
Locotrader:


I am planning to make TIP a 100% portfolio with a target of #3.50 short term and a target of #10 long term.I don't need insider info to achieve it.

1.A growth stock with good prospects.

2.890m O/s with 190m(20%) free float

3.A very defensive stock.

4.Possibility of dividend in future.

5.Possibility of bonus in future.

I share your thoughts and I am accumulating it.
Politics / Re: I Feel Betrayed By Obaseki – Shaibu by Deadlytruth(m): 11:05am On Jan 15
NzogbuNzogbu:
lol, you have now exposed your bigotry, even when u tried hiding under the competence toga

Unfortunately it is you that won't tolerate esan ruling and you are a minute minority

I myself am bini and we welcome them ruling, binis are no longer this primitive people you think they are

Shey you see how we supported obi, shey you see how our oba has refurbished the bini palace to reflect our modern thinking, we think outside the box of bigotry
Per the bolded, you are actually the bigoted one else you wouldn't have missed the fact that the monicker I responded to in that comment was the one who introduced the issue of Edo Binis anti-Esan voting sentiments by suggesting indirectly that the PDP had to play along with Oshiomhole choice of Obaseki because of fear that it would lose Binis votes if it had done the actually fair thing of giving Edo Central the ticket in 2016.

The Ambrose Alli who remains the best governor in the history of the existence of the people who now make up Edo State was an Esan man, and despite his sterling and unprecedented performance, it was the propaganda of 'he is anti-Bini' that was deployed to get him out of power, petitioned to the Federal military government, and jailed to death.
Politics / Re: I Feel Betrayed By Obaseki – Shaibu by Deadlytruth(m): 11:00am On Jan 15
osothermal:
After Lucky Igbinedion it was Osunbor from Edo central . He missed it after the court overturned his victory in favour of Oshomole. So they had to wait patiently for this time , so it will be unfair to give them.
Their actually fair turn came after Oshiomhole but both parties zoned it back to Edo South but the Esan members of both parties campaigned vigorously for the Edo South candidates thus approving the unfairness done to them by both parties.
Politics / Re: Throw Away 1999 Constitution, Embrace 1960’s, Bisi Akande Tells NASS by Deadlytruth(m): 5:23pm On Jan 14
Nwodosis:
Aburi Accord remains the permanent solution but it is good as we all chose to live on its denial.
Aburi Accord didn't contain any provision for elections. So how will elections and other democratic processes happen if we adopt Aburi Accord?

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