₦airaland Forum

beejay1:
What book is this please?

Lion123:
I'm up 10% on my Access shares which i bought last week, but Rabbi is putting fear in my heart, and I'm seriously considering selling.

comatekeke:
Where can I get ACCESS HOLDINGS 2022 Annual Report pdf?

BabsO2:
ACCESS had EPS over the last three years of (2020, 2021 and 2022) of N2.95, N3.56 and N3.57. These numbers makes it not qualify for lowest PE based on todays closing price of N10.20

Since Access has Tier 1 capital issued. Owners of these Tier 1 capital are entitled to profits. And it will be erroneous not to somehow discount for their entitlement when calculating the EPS for access for holders of its stock traded on the NSE.

Mfunkynation:
Please are the one that wrote this article?

ositadima1:


Sir, infact for those interested this is the best time to buy Caverton @0.97 and not when it starts moving up. Yes, I said it. Pls bookmark this post.

ositadima1:
I don't know why you are all freaking out. It was not a buy suggestion, since their price fell by a lot, I simply said that if caverton wanted to recover somewhat they can make a strategic move by paying 20 kobo. It was a thought experiment. Maybe, they won't pay anything at all this time, but you all failed to tackle the main idea. If caverton decided to pay 20 kobo will the share value appreciate? Yes or No?

ositadima1:
Yes I am new, I started investing in 2020. Most of what happened in the past can be seen on charts.

What happened in 2013?

ositadima1:
What's causing the commotion. Caverton paid 10 kobo in 2021, they have the capacity to pay 20 kobo. They don't necessarily need to focus on building equity since their 17 billion equity only generated around a 1 billion in profit.

By giving 75% of their profits to shareholders, the dividend yield would rise to 22% (20 kobo divided by 97 kobo).

Currently, the average yield in the market is 12%, which means that investors would push the price up to around 1.7 naira or so. It's not a rocket science, abi?

YoungBuffet:
Oga, leave those people abeg, a friend was telling me how he intends growing 20m in zenith bank to 300m In next 12yrs not waiting for dividend just buy at 19 sell at 26 take the money to MMF then reinvest again when The Price is lower then finally settle down for dividend of 20m yearly na that time my closed eyes open that I needed to buckle up oo. Since he opened my eyes I have been thinking on how massive wealth can be made by being smart

Subsaharan:
Weldone o! Thread Chieffs. We do I even start from? I'm very interested in stock trading and the NSE but the way I de see am, Na Italian u a de speak o! help me o! where do i even begin?! Telegram or WhatsApp group link or any material to help me out, I'll be very grateful

Payunsin:
I am analysing Cadbury to buy and I find the two above results confusing. Please what is the real result position of Cadbury and is it a good buy at the current price.

BloomingDale:
Where can I get the form to directly participate?

Tohmey:
New to stock
List some recomended stock broker for me

pizapato:
Yes, but better to exist when the market is high and re-enter low

thesilentone:

The much younger Warren believed in Technical Analysis.

10 Videos That Will Make You More Money Than A $120,000 College Degree:

1. Warren Buffett's investment strategy: pic.twitter.com/Zacru4ik2M

— Business Unions 🚀 (@Business_Unions) December 22, 2022

yok:
WHICH STOCK WILL WARREN BUFFET BUY IN THIS NIGERIA MARKET?
Technical anaylysis can tell you this and we will also chip in idea from Peter Lynch too.

So look forward to pur list soon. It is an idea we have been looking at over time, so as usual expect something goid from us. We vlcan all remember our MSCI indicator then, this Warren Buffet stock list will be cool, we gave a bank that is at buying zone ro our members today, it is like a no miss pick !!!

Pennystockwarri:
Good morning

Here's a rundown of what took place on the Nigerian stock market last week.

https://twitter.com/quansimodo/status/1604580689344696321?t=IExFqfJ5xrQkr3inmuJ_Tg&s=19[/quote]I know who you are!!!
Lol...

creategist:
Thank you Doc for this episode. Quite enlightening. Any idea the Eurobonds he mentioned towards the tail-end of the interview that is accessible to retail investors? Ran a google search without much useful results. Thanks for the consistent hardwork and knowledg-sharing via this podcast.