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Streetinvestor2:
Ellah kpakus watin happen.
I hope some people never collect hammer for head
Follow follow dey make you learn the hard way
Go and verify

Ellah lekos is on its way to 100 Naira!

The pigs and piglets are being devoured!

jonnysessy:
@ Agbalowomeri, i am still waiting @ your Bus stop of N18 for Guaranty Trust bank. But, leg don dey pain me.

@ECOEDU or is it EDUCO the banking stock man. You should be grinning from ear to ear as all your banks are doing well. You have refused to say anything since morning or are you already smiling to the bank

I'm never moved by capital appreciation!

I'm only after my dividends although capital appreciation is just an addition.

Streetinvestor2:
We will not allow ellahlakes kpakus cause any burst on ngx.
We talk with facts.
They are part of the fraud. No be only picture of the farm.The farm they have been lying about even when they live in benin. They made the address secret like coca cola recipe.
Share appreciation is not the yeild stick to measure if a company is a fraud or not.
Did people make money in MBA forex and cbex.Yes they did.Then it bursted. The lies is very glaring everyday. This is why all the interview and paparazzi with stock brokers all this time.
They denied picture of present head office building. Is it that of the farm they would approve. The mill is not being constructed in Jupiter. Let them share a video of the present work in progress of the mill.
You will be hearing everyday from me even if the stock like Let it be manipulated to 100 naira.
The result will come to defend it by next month

Person wey never run street package go dey doubt you.

Dem no know say dagbo still dey exist for stock market investment.

Niyijac:
Here are some key signs of market manipulation:
1. Unusual Price and Volume Movements:

Unexplained Price Volatility: Sudden, drastic, and unexplained surges or drops in a stock's price, especially without any corresponding news or fundamental changes in the company.

Abnormal Trading Volume: A significant increase or decrease in trading volume that is inconsistent with the stock's typical activity or market trends. This can be a sign of "wash trading" (simultaneous buying and selling by the same party to create an illusion of activity) or "spoofing" (placing large orders with no intention of executing them to manipulate prices).

Irregular Trading Patterns: Sudden changes in order sizes, timing, or patterns that disrupt the normal flow of the market, leading to distorted prices.

2. Dissemination of False or Misleading Information:

Unsubstantiated Market Rumors: The spread of rumors or unverified news about a company that could significantly impact its stock price. This is common in "pump and dump" schemes where manipulators spread false positive information to inflate a stock's price, then sell their shares at the peak, leaving other investors with losses. The reverse ("poop and scoop" or "bear raids" involves spreading negative false information to drive prices down for profit.

Fake News or Social Media Hype: Intentional falsehoods spread through online channels, chat rooms (Nairaland), social media, or message boards to influence investor behavior.

Inconsistent Financial Performance: A disconnect between a company's reported financial performance and its stock price movements, which might suggest artificial manipulation.

3. Suspicious Trading Activities:

Wash Trading: Buying and selling the same security rapidly, often between colluding parties, to create the impression of high trading volume and demand.

Spoofing/Layering: Placing large buy or sell orders with the intent to cancel them before execution, thereby creating a false impression of demand or supply to influence other traders.

Front-Running/Tailgating: A broker or trader taking advantage of foreseeable market movements by trading on their own account based on advance knowledge of a pending client order.

Marking the Close: Buying a security at the end of the trading day at a price higher than the current bid or ask to artificially inflate its closing price.

Churning: Excessive trading in a client's account by a broker or fund manager primarily to generate commissions rather than to benefit the client.

And many more

Number 3 is how low quality stocks price is consistently increased .

Then the marketers will start writing that stock price's appreciation is not only as a result of fundamentals.

Niyijac:
Here are some key signs of market manipulation:
1. Unusual Price and Volume Movements:

Unexplained Price Volatility: Sudden, drastic, and unexplained surges or drops in a stock's price, especially without any corresponding news or fundamental changes in the company.

Abnormal Trading Volume: A significant increase or decrease in trading volume that is inconsistent with the stock's typical activity or market trends. This can be a sign of "wash trading" (simultaneous buying and selling by the same party to create an illusion of activity) or "spoofing" (placing large orders with no intention of executing them to manipulate prices).

Irregular Trading Patterns: Sudden changes in order sizes, timing, or patterns that disrupt the normal flow of the market, leading to distorted prices.

2. Dissemination of False or Misleading Information:

Unsubstantiated Market Rumors: The spread of rumors or unverified news about a company that could significantly impact its stock price. This is common in "pump and dump" schemes where manipulators spread false positive information to inflate a stock's price, then sell their shares at the peak, leaving other investors with losses. The reverse ("poop and scoop" or "bear raids" involves spreading negative false information to drive prices down for profit.

Fake News or Social Media Hype: Intentional falsehoods spread through online channels, chat rooms (Nairaland), social media, or message boards to influence investor behavior.

Inconsistent Financial Performance: A disconnect between a company's reported financial performance and its stock price movements, which might suggest artificial manipulation.

3. Suspicious Trading Activities:

Wash Trading: Buying and selling the same security rapidly, often between colluding parties, to create the impression of high trading volume and demand.

Spoofing/Layering: Placing large buy or sell orders with the intent to cancel them before execution, thereby creating a false impression of demand or supply to influence other traders.

Front-Running/Tailgating: A broker or trader taking advantage of foreseeable market movements by trading on their own account based on advance knowledge of a pending client order.

Marking the Close: Buying a security at the end of the trading day at a price higher than the current bid or ask to artificially inflate its closing price.

Churning: Excessive trading in a client's account by a broker or fund manager primarily to generate commissions rather than to benefit the client.

And many more

Can payment of good or excellent dividends be faked consistently for like 10 years? The answer is no!

Consistent dividend payment cannot be staged but price appreciation can be staged

jonnysessy:
My brother am just like you. The banking sector is the hub of NGX. They pay good dividend but, doesn't exhibit good capital appreciation. I recently started diversification because in case of Government policy it could affect my portfolio. I also got worried because of the dilution the recapitalization will bring. I have gradually started divesting into other sectors to kind of balance my portfolio.

Banking stocks or nothing is the mantra I live by.

crownprince2017:
I'm in Presco with 591% gain
I recently enter okomu early this year now at 67%

Then, the last born, ellahlakes.

For your information, I'm planning to invest 50-60% of my portfolio in red oil companies come next year. This is the space I understand very well..

Oyel money is real my brother..

I wish you success.

teadrake:
What is the meaning of all these? This must be fake news because of the way he dressed.

He is definately sending a message!

A christian dressing like a muslim.

Nigeria is a theatre of actors.

crownprince2017:
If you don't understand why I asked for the pictures see below

I thought you said ellahlakes bought a plantation in 2019 that they are sharing the money from the farm, the reason I asked for the pictures because you spoke like authority.

Pictures of the farm when it was acquired with the healthy plantation you claimed should be generating substantial revenue now, since you did not believed they have to plant the palm trees which started fruiting in the last q.

Pls read between the lines before you type in your usual way.

I said it early this year that the palm oil companies will do better than the past, have you seen any major pull back from any of them? Ellahlakes wouldn't be different.

Crown Prince of Ellah lekos!

Oil money is real .

Now you know why my equity porfolio is 100 percent banking stocks.

The banking sector is like a country within Nigeria.

Newbies never you fall for the machination or deception of the monkey merchants;they are lurking around looking for pigs and piglets to devour.

emkz:
Please if you do not understand what was written, it is honourable to just maintain silence.

Please.

Like I wrote before,you have greatly been misinformed

emkz:
The passing of Buhari speaks to the fragility of human life.

One thing must be said: Buhari is not returning like a cargo; he returns escorted by the highest level of government. A retinue of soldiers are awaiting to give him the higest honour to a military general. This is real pulling out of Buhari. He did not die in disgrace. He died after completing his tenure and sometimes taking drastic decisions to keep the unity of Nigeria intact.

What many may not remember was that some countries refused to sell arms to Nigeria. As such, the military was ill-equipped to tackle the insurgency which did not start under Buhari. When Buhari came into power, he had a meeting with Donald Trump who reverse Obama's policies and sold the super tucano jets to Nigeria. Arms were also sold to Nigeria and we started giving the insurgents a bloody nose.

So Jonathan did not fight insecurity?

You have been misinformed!

Okundaye4:
Total is 63 people.

14 adults, with 49 children.

cos each pair of the adults have 7 children

You are correct!

63 people in total!

This is primary school maths.

Streetinvestor2:
Make una talk if u follow dey sell FFB they corner the money and be claiming you are into red oil business. How can a farm say no revenue for two yrs with such landbank.Then this time come declare revenue way small business can make on the street.
SP appreciation can happen to dead businesses and junk stocks on ngx..go and verify
Make full yr result come out Make we see.
My I million bet never expire since una dey live for benin .
Disclose how you are benefiting from the racket happening in that business

Ellah lekos on the beat

I'm laughing in Chinese

handsomebolanle:
When do banks declare interim dividend? Any idea of the time-frame?

Mostly after Q2 result is released.

megamart247:
ACCESSBK is a JIJO stock unlike the rest in FUGAZ.. Today it traded between #24.50 and #26.20 and some cashout. the 60% I sold today I made roughly #18m profit

Guess you are happy it's heading back to 22 as their overhead is to much

I'm so happy and I hope it will remain like this till the end of August 2025.

Their excess over head is probably as a result of ACCESSCORP's massive acqusitions.

ACCESSCORP @ below 35 Naira is still undervalued. ACCESSCORP's Q1 2025 earning per share of more than 4 Naira can cover its dividends for the interim and the final one in the 2025 financial year.

Mrfixitt:
I believe that rumour. Buhari was cloned after his death

Alright

PETERiCHY:
LOCO don CASHOUT no more BLUE SEA

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

I laugh in Chinese!

Locodemy is the slayer of pigs and piglets

PuristForest:
as a newbie, stay away from banks, purchase other sectors, they are safer and more assuring, services, conglomerates, consumer goods, industries ...spend some time and reserarch a bit - https://ngxgroup.com/exchange/trade/equities/listed-companies/ , join ewnation.com

Is like you are underestimating bank stocks in Nigeria?

Banking stocks have the best dividends.

Omooloriredade:
Yes o! Newbie aye!!! One in a million.

Yes and it's the same GDR you're errorenously referring to all along. It will be delisted as I earlier advised. GTHC is the ticker to follow and it's trading at c. $0.057

But the GDR is trading today.

leo1234:
Lol

@Edueco is promoting his stock.

I'm not happy that Zenith Bank,UBA and ACCESSCORP have move from their old prices.

I usually buy every month.

Omooloriredade:
Oga, how long have you been trading in the stock market? You allow yourself to be led by someone that has severally told us he is a newbie?

GTHC is the ticker to follow. The other is the GDR which will be delisted. Please look up the meaning of GDR and find out what each one represents. You were right all along. It's approx. $0.057 per share on the LSE.

Excuse my manners. Sometimes it just gets to you

Oga Guguru!

The GDR is expected to delist on 31 of July 2025.

I'm still a newbie.

Mpeace:
That is like N4,400.
Wow how can I sell my Nigerian holdings in London abeg. lol

You can only sell in the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

The pigs are on their way to be eaten.

Mpeace:
the price is not 2.76dollars. it's about 0.057$
Go and crosscheck

The 0.057 US Dollar is Naira equivalent of 70 Naira(the listing price in Nigeria).

Below is the current price in London Stock Exchange. That is 2.88 US Dollars

HesInMe:
Lol. It's not that serious. All na yarns. I'm happy for people who made money in Ellah, and hoping they -- especially the ones with limited means -- are smart enough to know when their luck runs out.



So this is just opinion? "...fundamentally, at ₦12.60 per share, the company should either be paying around 90 kobo in dividends or generating free cash flow close to ₦3 billion." What informs the logic? Why didn't it apply at N8 per share?

Their luck cannot run out .

Lekos is on its way to 100 Naira.

All these promoters don start dis morning

Mpeace:
That appears to be less than the N70 listing price, if I am mistaken.

2 .76 US Dollars is not less than 70 Naira

ACCESSCORP has sold more than 600 million Naira as at 10.06 am!

Ladygracy:
The news as of today.

It should be close to 100 Naira.

Mpeace:
That is in Nigeria. We don't know the price on the London exchange. It might be cheaper, just like seplat

This is for London Stock Exchange.