Mpeace:
The things is, volume of yesrerday and today suggests something very good to come but fear no gree person pick some additional units

Zagee:


Short-term, Yes.

Mpeace:
Chai. Dangsugar has recorded its first fall since the suspension of the merger.

ojesymsym:
That bros na the MVP of this week, anything wen he talk for now, na just to say 'yesa' weda u agree with am or not

iHaveMadeiT2:

DS that followed the banks to sink is no where to found as the banks rebound in price

thebargainhunte:


I ran away from the stock when I noticed Dangsugar CP. He didn't try on this at all , people will loss a lot of money here both newbie and ogs. Who knows whether this is a decoy for him to accumulate the shares at a cheaper rate. I know for sure that the merger will sail through, but it is not going to be now.

OBAGADAFFI:
The suspension is due to the comments and recommendation of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) centered around the current non-operational status of Dangote Rice Limited.

So the company has closed down yet they want to merge it with active business.

Streetinvestor2:
Says who.Dont alhaji have right to change his mind.
Have you seen alhaji rice in the market or rice farm before

iHaveMadeiT2:
It seems nothing spectacular to expect from this market till second half of the year.

The biggest disappointment so far is Dangote, with the deceitful so called merger. I recall someone gave us the expo here at the beginning of the year that Dangote will fall our hand big time.

iHaveMadeiT2:
Dangote sugar and salt don show person pepper

222Martins:
The only way to stop this is to make trading in such a way that, once you place a bid or offer, you cannot adjust or cancel it until that trading day is over. Unless this is done, it will continue.......

ositadima1:


Is this the net flow of investment capital in and out of the UK? What does this have to do with earnings and repatriated funds?

ositadima1:


Same way, Dangote Cement in Cameroon, Congo, Ghana, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and other countries likely repatriated money back to Nigeria from its foreign operations.

ositadima1:


Major UK multinationals likely repatriated well over $50 billion combined back to the UK in 2023 from their worldwide operations and subsidiaries.

"BP - The oil & gas giant reported $8.2 billion in profit attributable to UK shareholders in 2022. This suggests over $8 billion was likely repatriated back to the UK in 2023.

Shell - Shell's worldwide net income attributable to shareholders reached $39.9 billion in 2022. Even if 25% was repatriated to the UK, it would amount to around $10 billion.

HSBC - In the first 9 months of 2022, HSBC's reported profit after tax was $11.6 billion. Its final 2022 results could see over $15 billion eventually repatriated to the UK.

GSK - GSK reported £10.3 billion in profits in 2022. Up to £8-9 billion may have been repatriated back to the UK this year.
AstraZeneca - The pharmaceutical giant generated $10.9 billion in worldwide profits last year. Likely repatriation to the UK in 2023 could exceed $8 billion.

Rio Tinto - With $26 billion in earnings in 2022, even a 30% repatriation rate would bring around $8 billion back to the UK this year." -- Copied

ositadima1:


UK earns significant investment income from profits and dividends repatriated back from British companies' overseas operations and subsidiaries. The trade deficit does not tell the full story.

ositadima1:


Top companies in the UK

Energy:
Shell (SHEL): Oil and gas
BP (BP.): Oil and gas
National Grid (NG): Electricity and gas transmission and distribution


Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology:
AstraZeneca (AZN): Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK): Pharmaceuticals and healthcare


Financial Services:
HSBC (HSBA): Banking and financial services
Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY): Banking and financial services
Barclays (BARC): Banking and financial services


Consumer Goods:
Unilever (ULVR): Food, home care, and beauty products
Diageo (DGE): Alcoholic beverages
Reckitt Benckiser (RB): Hygiene and household products


Retail:
Tesco (TSCO): Groceries and general merchandise
Sainsbury's (SBRY): Groceries and general merchandise
Marks & Spencer (MKS): Clothing, food, and homeware


Telecommunications:
Vodafone Group (VOD): Mobile telecommunications
BT Group (BT): Telecommunications and internet services


Others:
Rio Tinto (RIO): Mining and metals
BAE Systems (BA.): Aerospace, defense, and security
Rolls-Royce (RR.): Aerospace and engineering
BHP (Mining and Petroleum)
Aveva - Engineering and industrial software.
ARM Holdings - Designs semiconductor and software technology, acquired by SoftBank Group


Just a few top ones with global presence.

ositadima1:


Top companies in the UK

Energy:
Shell (SHEL): Oil and gas
BP (BP.): Oil and gas
National Grid (NG): Electricity and gas transmission and distribution


Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology:

What has this got to do with UKs trade balance.

AstraZeneca (AZN): Pharmaceuticals and biotechnology
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK): Pharmaceuticals and healthcare


Financial Services:
HSBC (HSBA): Banking and financial services
Lloyds Banking Group (LLOY): Banking and financial services
Barclays (BARC): Banking and financial services


Consumer Goods:
Unilever (ULVR): Food, home care, and beauty products
Diageo (DGE): Alcoholic beverages
Reckitt Benckiser (RB): Hygiene and household products


Retail:
Tesco (TSCO): Groceries and general merchandise
Sainsbury's (SBRY): Groceries and general merchandise
Marks & Spencer (MKS): Clothing, food, and homeware


Telecommunications:
Vodafone Group (VOD): Mobile telecommunications
BT Group (BT): Telecommunications and internet services


Others:
Rio Tinto (RIO): Mining and metals
BAE Systems (BA.): Aerospace, defense, and security
Rolls-Royce (RR.): Aerospace and engineering
BHP (Mining and Petroleum)
Aveva - Engineering and industrial software.
ARM Holdings - Designs semiconductor and software technology, acquired by SoftBank Group


Just a few top ones with global presence.

Mpeace:
They know how to play the game. Go to UK you will hardly see any foreign currency aprt from the pounds, and you hardly send their pounds out.
They also highly restrict trades in foreign goods especially food items. They bring all sorts of barriers in the name of standards and test that ensure that you hardly import. They consume mostly UK items and still export to african countries while rating our goods as substandard.
They also have many multinational companies that like shell etc that bring in lots of revenue.
They also somehow benefit from our poverty and corruption such that we provide them with cheap labour, fund some of their institutions through billions we (and other african and asians) pay as school fees etc most of their banks and real estate are financed with stolen money from africa.
Finally they have a very very effective tax system.

Willie2015:


Bought at N1450 yesterday from Aboki....
CBN can continue to use its monetary policies...
It wont have much effect cos we aint producing....

yMcy56:
OANDO on full bid @13.80!
Insiders knows what we don't know yet.....probably..
Where's Megawealth that says it's going back to 7 and all the naysayers?

JAPAUL: Successfully crossed the N3 line.......sighted on full bid earlier.......some offers show face........pickup still ongoing......

The person that says it won't see full bid midday on Friday must have been disappointed by now....
Impostor driver ....Market always have a mind of its own,,nobody can accurately predict the market.

iHaveMadeiT2:

USD

iHaveMadeiT2:
1USD exchanging for N1724 currently

Haba, kilode

Mpeace:
My fear for both fcmb and fdelity is that dey may not survive the next CBN minimum capital requirement without serious modifications

Where fcmb want take get 900billion naira.
That least OS you se today will soon be over bloated

Mpeace:
My fear for both fcmb and fdelity is that dey may not survive the next CBN minimum capital requirement without serious modifications

Where fcmb want take get 900billion naira.
That least OS you se today will soon be over bloated