₦airaland Forum

SonofElElyonRet:
What you posted was 2024 year end
"For the nine months ended 30 April 2025, Ellah Lakes Plc reported revenue of ₦87.95 million, compared to ₦0.42 million in the same period of the prior year". from little sales of agricultural products

SonofElElyonRet:
What you posted was 2024 year end
"For the nine months ended 30 April 2025, Ellah Lakes Plc reported revenue of ₦87.95 million, compared to ₦0.42 million in the same period of the prior year". from little sales of agricultural products

unite4real:
The answer lies between a company whose first letter starts between letters A and F.

I come in peace

SonofElElyonRet:
Has started to earn revenue...

Creamypie:
They are at it again. The use of religion to work on psychology of gullibles.millions or billions will be made in coming weeks at the brasillica via tourists

Streetinvestor2:
Lwkd.Abeg which business be this one.Is it classified as PLC too.Money way ogas they take settle him boys this days for onitsha. Abi na ellahlakes. If yes, so the company don reach 30 yrs in existence .
I come in peace

emmanuelewumi:
You might need to understand what is obtainable in the industry.

At least C and I made a revenue of N37 billion compared to the company on NGX that made a revenue of N5O million in a year. My small business did better than that.

Amoke Oge Canteen that sells Amala made N1 billion revenue in 9 months from people who ordered online.

Yet a business of over 30 years on NGX could only make a revenue of N50 million, no investment income sef

chimex38:
but Geregu get integrity
They are usually the first to publish all NGX related results and press releases
They feed the country Power abi that one na audio?

SonofElElyonRet:
na you be nsempa stocks police now? What you do not realize is that a company that started shady can straighten up.. what will you now say about Japaul that Jegede has stepped aside? Even if they remain shady, they can continue to rip off shareholders and still make a great success out of the business.. the areas of business of Japaul, Ellah, CI leasing, Caverton can bring in megawealth
Japaul is raising 500b, Ellah 250b.. you think it doesn't make sense to give them a chance and see what they'll do with it? Check out the high powered boards of both companies.. Caverton just signed a massive deal with NNPC for marine services.. CI leasing has EV business and FG has a policy on that and a bill for EV is currently before the Senate sponsored by Orji Uzor Kalu. This is aside from CI leasing's marine business/services. Fortune favours the bold.. not the fearful. Have you heard "be greedy when others are fearful"?

jeshurun08:
Thank you. This explains a lot. I will need to figure out how to offload my holdings

Streetinvestor2:
3 days of red now and many of this handles now active will disappear. They have taken over space and so active.
Gurus only when the market is green

STNWAUME:
Oga simply say the kind of money folks are making from the so called junk stocks is given sleepless nights

yMcy56:
This oga rest nah!!
Shebi you don buy your own fundamental stocks, allow others follow their minds on their choice of stocks too.
You just kept repeating same thing all over! Haba!!

**NB: Not saying you shouldn't comment o, but just trying to say you should stop castigating other stocks and other's choices

Streetinvestor2:
Did this happen because the companies have bad or worsening financial.
When the ones with bad financials drop we see if it will ever come up again. We have many like that here presently. Some ended up closing shop.
You are now promoting japaul that once sold for 1I naira. Why has it not recovered since all this yrs. I sold since last Yr at 2.50.I t is now again is touching that price because they want to pump it for 500billion fund raising.
What happens after the fund raising to the price with expected 100 billion Os.
What will the EPS ever look like in future

Streetinvestor2:
Did this happen because the companies have bad or worsening financial.
When the ones with bad financials drop we see if it will ever come up again. We have many like that here presently. Some ended up closing shop.
You are now promoting japaul that once sold for 1I naira. Why has it not recovered since all this yrs. I sold since last Yr at 2.50.I t is now again is touching that price because they want to pump it for 500billion fund raising.
What happens after the fund raising to the price with expected 100 billion Os.
What will the EPS ever look like in future

PETERiCHY:
What of the folks that bought the so called premium stocks at highest price?

PETERiCHY:
Zenith Bank once drop from #70 to #9

UBA once drop from #65 to #3

ACCESSBK once from #50 to #3

So simply follow the MONEY and leave matter for Mathias.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

ositadima1:
It’s perfectly fine if your goal is to invest for 10 years—there’s nothing wrong with that. The problem lies in thinking that just because you choose to do things one way, that automatically makes it the only valid approach.

The world is much bigger than whatever experience you believe you’ve accumulated. Not everyone aims to hold for a decade. Some are comfortable with capital appreciation while actively managing risk. Others, like us, identify stocks with potential—j ;Dust like we did when Ellah Lakes was below ₦3—set a target exit, and if our calculations are correct, we hit our goal.

Must everyone be your kind of investor? Must we all see the world in black and white? Think deeply about these questions.

ositadima1:
So you agree they all carry risk. Now let’s look at the other side of the equation: returns. Ellah Lakes has much higher expected returns than the bank you mentioned—if you make an objective analysis.

The real question is: does the return justify the risk? You can’t answer that for others, because your projections are different from mine. We saw high potential based on genuine analysis—of course, with risk—but it was worth taking. So far, it’s paying off: the stock that once sold for ₦3 now goes for ₦8.

Is it worth buying now at the current price? That depends. Due diligence is essential, and the risk may be higher now than when it was ₦3. But, if an investor can justify the decision with thorough, in-depth analysis and proper risk management, then why not?

And we mitigated risk through diversification; I still hold some of those bank stocks. What I’m teaching you here—you won’t get it anywhere else for free.

BabsO2:
Could Ellah be coming out with upwards review of Biological Assets?
Has the 3T oil mill started?. Ellah should notify the market of the commissioning.

Perhaps these two are under-pinning the price rally. Though I am not a trader but an investor, I booked some profit today primarily because of the uncertainty around the HUGE capital raise.

ositadima1:
What if you fall off your chair? What if a pigeon shits on your head tomorrow morning? There are too many ‘what ifs’—all of them possible. Someone could leave their house and get hit by a car. They're all ‘what ifs.’ Does that mean you’ll never step outside again?

Risk is universal—even your dividend-paying stocks carry risk. The key is knowing how to manage it. If you don’t know how, ask me nicely, and I’ll school you on risk management.

crownprince2017:
I will like to know the stocks in your portfolio if u don't mind.

ppogba:
If you trade in shares in Nigeria and the owner of the house never catch you as a thief then, you are still an apprentice thief.

Bros, in this same country, experts and pros bought Transcorp Public offering at N7 and it eventually went down to N1plus. Eyes don see plenty for Nigeria.

The most important is, get a shock absorber as an investor in Nigeria.

SonofElElyonRet:
Japaul raising N500b, double that of Ellah

DeRuggedProff:
Share reconstruction. Berger cranes overhead!

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/44424_JAPAUL_GOLD_AND_VENTURES_PLC-2025_AGM_RESOLUTIONS_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_JULY_2025.pdf

Streetinvestor2:
That transport business has potentials of future returns. Then you go and buy keke that has bad engine, bad tyre and bad lightning system. You are heading to had I known.You go hear trans.....
You won't wait for them to complete it before you run for your life after the experience.
Mr time will decide starting with audited results that will come out next month

crownprince2017:
I hope you have large capital or you are still very young else, you will only be making money for food only.

Reference: high risk, high reward
Buffet company was once a loss making company, he took high risk and then the big rewards, the majority shareholder before buffet took over will keep biting their fingers as long as the results keeps coming.

Both optimists and pessimists believed they are right until the reality show the real results. No one can say he/she is right until the reality showed us the score cards.

Talking as if you can see tomorrow doesn't mean you will be right. Do what works for you an let people do what works for them.


Oyel money is real.

crownprince2017:
If you want to know the real meaning of pumping, check juli daily trading last year when the price was moving, check geregu daily trading when it was moving..

You called a company that has been doing over 40m units on the average as being pumped?

ositadima1:
It's actually very simple — I don't understand why you find this concept difficult.

At one point, a tricycle (keke) cost less than ₦500,000. A smart investor — let's call him Mr. A (or maybe just a sharp gambler) — could have connected the dots and concluded that this vehicle would outperform, based on what he observed from the motorcycle transport business.

If he had disposable income, he might have invested heavily in purchasing these tricycles, even while people like you were waiting for "hard facts" to emerge. By the time those facts became available, Mr. A would already own multiple units. If his calculations were correct, he'd make a fortune — which might be exactly what we're witnessing now, with the price of a single keke nearing ₦4 million and its growing effectiveness as a means of transportation.

If you still don't get it, that's okay. Stick to what you understand — and let the rest of us play the game.