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BabsO2:
I am having a feeling price may oscillate more between 1,400 and 1,500 as there seem to be excess naira from the years of unproductive over printing.

But 1,200 can happen if oil production goes up and is well receipted by CBN instead of being held back in an opaque manner by NNPC, along with improvement in farming, production activities and increased revenues from Solid Minerals exports.

Looks like the year will stay positive for the stockmarket in all of this.

MrDiligence:
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Jonwest:
Chaka e be like nah the same Morgan they run them cause since Friday u can't buy on chaka

ositadima1:
This information is from four years ago. Also, the advertisement banners on Nairametrics are obstructing the page.

https://nairametrics.com/2019/06/19/new-facts-behind-the-acquisition-of-telluria-limited-by-ellah-lakes-emerge/

Hogwarthtrades:
I don't have NGX ETF in my portolio,The reason is i am at the mercy of NGXgroup adjusting stocks meeting certain market capitalisation to be on the benchmark of a portolio like NSE30 . I will rather choose when to sell all my position at my discretion.

Over time my portfolio is like an index fund tailored to my conviction. Suggestion to a newbie is figure out what your goal is viz: capital appreciation, steady dividend, etc . Tailor your goal around your circumstance. Everyone in the market is after capital appreciation and profit sharing from their respective investment.

I. ETFs that pay distribution - Stanbic ETF30 be mindful of the fees (expense ratio) attached to investing with them though.

II. Mutual funds - higher fees compared to ETF which may cut into your profit margin over time but that is the price you pay for having the financial house manage your funds for you. There are bunch of products by different financial houses i.e stanbic, united capital,etc if you have any particular one in mind, ask, someone here will be able to answer based on experience (personal or vicarious)

III. One suggestion to start with use the NSE30 as a guide in building your portfolio. Split your fund to 60:40 or 70:30 as you may deem fit to stable and consistently paying dividend companies : growth companies. I will go as far as splitting the dividend companies into monthly brackets so you know over time you have bucket of dividend almost all year round except for january if PZ ends up delisting. While 30% you use as dry powder sitting in a money maerket fund or use to buy shares of growth companies as you deem fit based on conversation here and you doing your due diligence. there's more to be said, but can only say based on questionasked. Shalom!!

ositadima1:
Low-key
All of them don dey notice
I'm not joking
All my guys dem, dem know me
Since '20
I've been writin' this story
I no be OG
But, if you ask dem, dem know me

I no dey blow trees
Orin lo nyi mi l'ori (l'o-o-ri)
This thing chose me
Just know this and know peace
I dey lowkey
But, I'm never lonely
Sexy ladies
Come whine fi me slowly

Bandana by Fireboy, this song they give me mind, fireworks everywhere in my head.

Seriously, a full bid is a state in which a stock has reached its highest price for the day (or close to it) and there are no offers to sell at that price. Likewise, a full offer is the opposite state, in which there are no buyers at the prevailing price and the price may have reached its lowest for the day.

Yoast:
If them no want us to buy, why list it? I guess they'll not release offers until they reach their desired price. Our own na to see something chop from their corruption. Please do you know anything about TIP

ThebestPromise:
There is no difference between all the political parties. Now that the Supreme Court is done watch the way your trusted guys will be defecting up and down.

ThebestPromise:
[b][/b]Politics apart, Nigeria is in a serious mess and nothing PO and Atiku would have done better.

Let me amplify it for you. There is no money to spend and the country is not investment viable anymore. The 10 Billion Dollars he's talking about and other obligations by past governments both APC and PDP is more than our Foreign Reserve.

What we need to do as a country is brace up and support the government so that things don't get worse.

Zagee:
VFD Group already issuing bonus.
https://nairametrics.com/2023/10/14/vfd-group-seeks-approval-and-listing-63-34-million-ordinary-shares/

One should keep an eye on NIDF.
Investors

ebuka1997:
True, the price is high too. I wonder why they made it that high even though the market cap is about 18 Billion I think but they should have made the price lower and issued more shares instead. High prices scare off retail