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IamPatriotic:
....but how person go pay for his international passport, visa fees, and air ticket and go another man's country and ended up as a car washers, what happens to doing that in Nigeria?

Standard of living.
A washed car for #2,000 may cost #7,000 or more in south Africa due to higher standard of living and currency difference.
So washing 50 cars in south Africa would have earned you more income that you can send the excess back home to Nigeria to develop your area

ositadima1:
Lol, not my doing. It’s what we see that we communicate.

In your renko, what moving averages did you use?

emmanuelewumi:
The 20 Most Illiquid Stocks on the NGX as at May 15, 2026 and Why This Matters More Than Returns

Let me tell you something nobody is saying loudly enough right now.

The NGX has been on fire. Stocks up 40%, 70%, even more.
People are excited and honestly, they should be.
A bull run is a beautiful thing.

But there is a quiet danger hiding inside this excitement.

And it is called illiquidity.

Here is what illiquidity means in plain English: you can buy the stock today.
You can watch the price go up.
You can do the maths and feel rich on paper.
But when the day comes that you need your money, when life happens, or the market turns, you cannot find anyone to buy it from you.

You are stuck.

That is not an investment.
That is a trap with a nice-looking chart.

So I pulled the data.

Based on trading activity on 15 May 2026, these 20 stocks recorded the lowest trading volumes or zero activity on the entire NGX:


1. AFRINSURE
2. AFROMEDIA
3. AVAIF
4. BAPLC
5. EKOCORP
6. GOLDBREW
7. MOFIREIF
8. MULTITREX
9. JULI –
10. GEREGU (Geregu Power)
11. INFINITY
12. CNIF
13. CHELLARAM
14. MORISON
15. MULTIVERSE
16. ACADEMY
17. LIVINGTRUST
18. BETAGLAS m
19. ENAMELWA
20. NCR or similar thin names like AUSTINLAZ / others with under ~100k–few hundred k volume (exact ordering can vary slightly by source, but these consistently rank low).

Now let me be fair.

Some of these companies have solid fundamentals. Some may even deliver decent returns over time. This is not a list of bad companies.

But fundamentals alone do not protect you if you cannot exit.

Before you buy any stock , any stock at all , ask yourself one question:

“If I need to sell this tomorrow, will there be a buyer on the other side?”

Most investors obsess over buying.
They research the price, the sector, the growth story.
All of that matters.

But the experienced investor knows that entering a trade is the easy part.

Exiting is where the real skill lives.

Because in the stock market, it is not a profit until you can actually spend it.

Volumes shift frequently. Always do your own research before making any investment decision.

I totally agree with you

emmanuelewumi:
I said I also use Business man metrics.

One of it is the Price Sale ratio. How many years will it take if I use all my revenue or sales to pay for 100% acquisition of the business based on its current price

Before Zichis started having a fall in its share price.

The Price Sale ratio was 71. Meaning if we use the current revenue figure to pay for the current market price of the business, it will take 71 years

It means we won't pay salaries, taxes, cost of sales, capital expenses and other running costs, whereas that of Dangote Cement is 4.5 years

Good observation BUT what if Zichis revenue growth rate (CAGR) in 5 years is 50%?

That means by 2031, the P/S will be 9.5 years.
A CAGR of 50% in 8 years will reduce it to 4.2 years.
I don't know much about Zichis but i know some growth stocks that have more CAGR in revenue between 2020 to 2025.
TIP CAGR is 90% and attached is a list of other stocks that have done that within the last 5 years.

So while i don't have Zichis or fancy it, they may likely hit it if they put their house in order

SeaTrade:
Very good,because the citizens pay for the luxury.
Reason they don't want you that can't build or pay for anything in their country.

LordAdam16:
persia must not bottle this once in a lifetime opportunity
it is their time to shine

10Y treasury is at 4.59
30Y treasury is at 5.1
oil is about to rip and the market is about to correct

hodl!
absorb the imminent attack and then go for the jugular!
this is the best layup yet

oh, and when the war restarts
do not accept a ceasefire

-Lord

What does a 5.1% treasury signifies? i still think it is very low since it is a single digit interest rate

emmanuelewumi:
After the bonus of 1 for 1 the outstanding shares increased to 1.2 Billion, based on the current market price the market capitalization of Zichis is N48 billion.

If you have N48 billion will you use it to own 100% of Zichis. A company with a revenue of of less than N700 million in 2025 ie a Price / Sale ratio of about 70.

Current Price Earning ratio of 145

Price Book Value ratio of 40 from a Return on Equity of 28%

Dividend yield of 0.25%.

Whereas Dangote Cement has a Price Sale ratio of 4.5

Forward Price Earning ratio of 14.2

Price Book Value ratio of 6.7 from a Return on Equity of about 40%

I think you need to compare Zichis to her peers in the same sector - Okomu, Presco and Ellah Lakes

JESHAL007:
@emmaodet, times have changed,

The question is - how is she certain she won't also regret marrying who she loves or who she loves really don't love her like that.

I guess people tend to yearn for what they don't have.
They tend not to appreciate what they have until the lose it.
The grass is not always greener behing the fence

WriteerNg:
⚡Saudi Arabia just posted a 126 billion riyal deficit in 90 days. That is 48% of total revenue.

In a single quarter Riyadh has burned through 76% of its entire annual deficit target. The official line was 165 billion for the full year. They hit it in 3 months. And Q1 was the easy quarter.

Omoh....recession is coming ooo