Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 7:26pm On Aug 20, 2025 |
awesomeJ: They're not wrong since they didn't put exit time. Could be anytime between 2025 and 2035.  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 7:23pm On Aug 20, 2025 |
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Family › Re: Men Over 30 Give Advice To Men In Their 20s by emmaodet: 7:13am On Aug 20, 2025 |
SweetDipBenny: All you youngers that always say " i dont give a fvck". You better give a fvck now, cos one day you'll wish you gave a fvck..  |
Business › Re: Which Of These Contributes Most To Poverty? by emmaodet: 6:53am On Aug 20, 2025 |
Bearfruit: so one should marry for money not love? Is that not what the average lady do? |
Business › Re: Which Of These Contributes Most To Poverty? by emmaodet: 6:50am On Aug 20, 2025 |
franchasng: I acknowledge the points you raised as very big factors in what has been responsible for increase in poverty among Nigerians.
But those aside, how about those that have good jobs but refused to control the way and manner they produce children with the belief that God will take care of them?
Birthing more than 2 kids is not ideal for average income earners in Nigeria of today. Couples should restrict their child bearing to just 2 whether boy or girl, they are all the same in our evolving world of today. Gone are the days of seeing a male child as a superior child just because of lineage continuation.
Many guys got good job, started well and ended up marrying one zero ambition, lazy, zero talent, zero skill, zero dream girl in the name of mistaken love, and such marriage end up destroying all their hardwork and future prospect.
Marriage is very critical to every man's future. Who you marry matters a lot. I am married and I am telling you this from experience.
Many great guys doing well for themselves got slowed down and some sent back to square one by the woman they married.
Don't waive laziness aside. There are lazy Nigerians, or haven't you heard about some Nigerians that traveled to western countries with opportunities and came back home in the name of the culture there is too different, who does that if not the rich? Examples abound all over the place so don't think there are no poor Nigerians that became poor out of their own laziness and zero ambition/push for success.
Let me stop here for now  I totally agree |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 4:24pm On Aug 19, 2025 |
Using S & P historical reference, you make more in bull markets than you lose in bear markets
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 4:15pm On Aug 19, 2025 |
Saying "I'll be greedy when others are fearful" in a bull market is easy.
Being greedy when others are fearful is damn hard.
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 4:13pm On Aug 19, 2025 |
Buy damaged stocks and avoid damaged companies
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 6:00am On Aug 19, 2025 |
Kingsnairaland: What a pity look at how they line them up like school children  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by emmaodet: 7:41am On Aug 18, 2025 |
seunny4lif: BREAKING!! RUSSIA STRIKES AZERBAIJANI (ISRAELI) OIL ASSETS IN ODESSA!!
Russian Geran-2 drones have struck the Usatovo area in Ukraine’s Odessa region, targeting both a rail station and a fuel terminal operated by SOCAR, Azerbaijan’s state oil company.
This follows a similar Russian strike on August 6, when a SOCAR oil depot in Orlivka was hit, injuring employees and damaging the facility.
SOCAR operates energy infrastructure across Ukraine, including terminals and logistics hubs. These repeated strikes have raised alarms in Baku.
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev condemned the attacks and warned that Azerbaijan may reconsider its ban on supplying weapons to Ukraine if Russian strikes on Azerbaijani-linked energy sites continue.
These incidents come amid sharply rising tensions between Moscow and Baku, with SOCAR’s presence in Ukraine becoming an unexpected flashpoint in the broader conflict. What is it with Russia and Azerbaijan? The tension is really getting strong |
Romance › Re: Why Does Society Expect Faithfulness From Successful Men In Relationships? by emmaodet: 4:54am On Aug 18, 2025 |
Gerrard59: My issue is married women withholding sex from their husbands. Aside from outsiders dictating to someone how to spend their money, there is nothing I detest than a married woman who deliberately denies her husband sex even when the man fulfills his side of being a husband.
The tales from married men of being denied sex, begging for sex and doing all sorts just to make their wives happy all in the bid to get sex is very worrisome. At the same time, the man gets criticised when he goes outside. I'm yet to read any pastor talk about this issue. I think most times, the women are too comfortable in the marriage. Don't get it twisted, women on average like sex just as men. The same women withholding sex will do nasty things with a junkie outside or start having sex for survival regularly in the man divorces her or the she becomes a widow and needs to survive on a relationship. The painful truth the society is shying away from is that for most women to perform, they have to be on a slight pressure and not on a relax mode - polygamy if it is affordable (so that it will be in a woman's interest to keep performing to her hubby, else would be pushed aside and forgotten) or a man should forget marriage and just keep women in relationships, that way, it is in her best interest to be having sex regularly with her boyfriend else, the man has a good excuse for dating someone else which may lead to kicking her out. The best solution to a non-challant attitude or laziness is OPTIONS. Workers would keep working lazily and keep raising their demands until they know they can be easily replaced, then they buckle up and start putting their best in order not to get out of job |
Family › Re: The Divorce Is Not The Best Option by emmaodet: 9:58pm On Aug 17, 2025 |
Samantha125: Don't you have a family house to go to? Family house won't allow her to be dating different men as she likes.. The reason she wants to stay alone |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 6:54pm On Aug 17, 2025 |
ppogba: Pastor, dem no dey tell pikin make hin no contract leprosy as long as the pikin fit stay inside the forest alone.  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 6:53pm On Aug 17, 2025 |
ppogba: Thank God you made use of plural .
Indeed, they are not just on the bourse. They are right here in our eyes and noses.
Like I always say, there is nothing wrong in getting your fingers burnt. Just make sure you put the experience in your CV.  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 6:26pm On Aug 17, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: Another thing to consider is the quality of the earnings.
Some profits are not backed by cash.
I expect a free cash flow conversion of at least 70%
That is free cash flow/profit after tax.
Profit should also be from operation. Some businesses that are popular here made profits through the disposal of their assets or tax credits. This is not sustainable
Continuous reduction in ROE and margins are also red flags I agree with you. The first red flag i notice is continuous reduction in revenue followed by dwindling margins. Those are No..no for me. They are early warnings e.g Tripple Gee. If revenue is dwindling Q on Q and YoY, na to start to dey prepare my kaiya t run. Another is CCC (cash conversion Cycle) for manufacturing / consumer / production companies. If your payable days are increasing - struggling to pay suppliers, Inventory conversion ratio increasing - struggling to produce and fill up goods and also struggling to sell, Receivables oustanding increasing - struggling to collect your cash from customers / literarily begging customers to take and sell your goods, it is a big redflag to me. Inventory increasing faster than revenue and earnings Receivables increasing faster than revenue and earnings to name a few |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 9:26pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: Excluding finance cost.
Meaning NOPAT includes finance costs No bro. Check the break down of how to get PAT from NOPAT and notice finance cost was deducted.
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 9:17pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: Minimum required return from the investment capital .
NOPAT already has the finance cost in it. That is the major difference between NOPAT and PAT
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 8:54pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 8:53pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: I don't understand you
We are considering the total invested capital in generating the return.
20% is the excess return above the discount rate.
Net operating profit after tax: includes the profit after tax and the finance cost
The invested capital is the equity and debt . Your 20% discount is for what? yearly average devaluation or inflation? Nopat does not include finance cost. So a ROIC of 40% from your calculation, factoring the 20% discount still need to factor in finance cost from Nopat used in the ROIC calculation to get our real EVA if am right
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 8:43pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
megawealth01: MENTORS WILL SHOW YOU SHORTCUTS THAT YEARS OF HUSTLING WON’T. I agree |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 8:39pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
NettyNelly: Pa Emma, I'm Just curious if you would rather take the loan term you explained above, where you pay a lump sum at maturity. Compared to an interest free loan that is ammortized monthly over a year. If you factor in the TVM and opportunity cost involved in a bull run we currently have. How do someone have access to an interest-free loan? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 8:38pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: 10% is not a good one in Nigeria.
The discount rate for Naira denominated asset is 20%
The difference between the ROIC and the discount rate of 20% multiplied by the Invested Capital will give you the Economic Value Advantage
Assuming a stock has equity of N30 billion and debt of N20 billion. The invested capital is N50 billion
If the Net Operating profit after tax is N20 billion...
The ROIC is 40%.
The economic value added or economic profit will be (40%-20%) multiplied by N50 billion
Which will give an economic profit of N10 billion.
If the ROIC is 10% for a Naira denominated asset, it will make a negative economic profit even though it made accounting profit. Thereby destroying value
Long term wealth creation ability of a stock is in the creation of Economic Value Advantage or economic profit If i get your calculation well, the 20% you deducted (from the 40% - 20%) is the discount for inflation/devaluation? In that case, it means the company will pay the bank 4b out of the 10b EVA made on an average bank interest rate of 20% from the 20b loan used, while the shareholders, workers (salary) and others share 6b. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 4:13pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: They do through their sister company called Orange One Finance Limited
Loan is for a year and bullet payment of principal and interest at maturity. Just that their interest rate is high at 33%. Another problem is that they only give a maximum loan of N20 million
So if you get a loan of N10 million at 33% per annum for a year
You will pay a lump sum of N13.3 million at maturity.
Not bad sha if you use the loan for business. Not bad. Can i roll-over the loan at maturity like Ucee? For biz, i prefer to use the loan to be buying shares i sight at a good price while payback with my cashflow (salary). It allows me not losing out buying good stocks at good price. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 3:46pm On Aug 16, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: FSDH Capital
United Capital
Meristem Securities
Investment One Stockbrokers.
I have accounts with all of them and I have gotten loans from all of them
FSDH Capital and United Capital are the best for me.
But I doubt if you can meet up because the right offer is time sensitive Is investment-One giving loans too? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 1:52pm On Aug 15, 2025 |
emmanuelewumi: Since it is not yet profitable why dont you use Price/ Sale.
Compare the revenue to market capitalization. Average Price/Sale ratio in the sector is currently 3.5 Since it is not generating revenue for now, you can't use price to sales rather book value looks better |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmaodet: 11:48am On Aug 14, 2025 |
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Romance › Re: You Can’t Call Urself A Real Man If U Can’t Forgive Ur Wife For Cheating. by emmaodet: 7:30am On Aug 13, 2025 |
Katell: I am proudly a weak man. I won't be gaslighted. "Do the crime, do the time".
If all sins are forgivable, Satan won't have casted into the lake of fire.
Yes, I am weak man and I don't want to upgrade.  |
Romance › Re: You Can’t Call Urself A Real Man If U Can’t Forgive Ur Wife For Cheating. by emmaodet: 7:24am On Aug 13, 2025 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Job Hunting Is Tough. by emmaodet: 4:53am On Aug 12, 2025 |
Thepenn: Honestly, it's not the rejection that hurts most times but the silence.
I wish they can have the decency to say an outright NO and save people from having hope in vain. Only if you know how many applications they get per day. You will get tired of replying all mails if you are in that seat |
Politics › Re: Cocoa Overtakes Crude-Oil As Nigeria's Major Export To Belgium In 2024 by emmaodet: 4:35pm On Aug 10, 2025 |
Gerrard59: This is not true. Ondo is. The major cocoa producing states in the country are in the southwest. Cross River is the top non-southwest producing state. Funny enough, most of the cocoa farms were already dying due to low patronage and market because most younger generation were not interested in it anymore. Infact, some farmers were uprooting cocoa trees to plant cashew, palm oil and rubber trees but I guess many will run back into the business now. My grandfather who died 5 years ago had 100's of cocoa farm and was even far richer than his children in cities doing civil servant jobs yet, no one deem it fit to go back to run the farms in Osun and ondo |