₦airaland Forum

emmanuelewumi:
Ellah Lakes

emmanuelewumi:
A good analyst should have seen what happened to Lafarge. Over N35 billion was spent as finance cost in H1, they now have almost zero debt. The money going to banks will now come to shareholders.

As earlier said Lafarge is the only cement manufacturer on NGX that will deliver 100% in the next few months

Hmmm

Agbalowomeri:
Our new bride

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42435_OKOMU_OIL_PALM_PLC.-_QUARTER_3_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_OCTOBER_2024.pdf

this looks good sha. I go start dey load presco for Long term keeps pending when OKOMUOIL resolve the land ish. As e no gree come down, make I kuku go up go meet am. @sir Emmanuelewumi please do you have any updated info about OKOMUOIL land wahala?

Agbalowomeri:
Another N2 interim dividend from Okomu
E be like say these palm oyel people see money this year o

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42433_OKOMU_OIL_PALM_PLC.-OUTCOME_OF_BOARD_MEETING_CORPORATE_ACTIONS_OCTOBER_2024.pdf

Omo! And I'm contemplating buying presco over it o because of the land dispute issues on ground... Shey them don settle awon oniile?

Congratulations MarketJJC. God bless your new home

Agbalowomeri:
Are you in the medical field?

Financial services

Streetinvestor2:
All I know is we are having stock boom next yr.The dollars coming from Nigerians abroad will continue to increase. Nigeria will have more trade surplus. I have plenty friends in onitsha who have stopped importation because of rise in exchange rate.Some are already export one thing or the other. Many are planning and looking for what to export. The Chinese companies are relocating thr factories to naija in most buildings material I know.Why the cost of the little food we are cultivating because of insecurity is not coming down is because of increase in its export to earn
dollars. More containers are leaving with goods than the number bringing in things. Nigerians are now buying made in nigeria provision,drugs and cosmetics than foreign.The economic situation is making every one to recalibrate just like the companies are going to do.The high exchange rate is equally a blessing in disguise. It is like looking at 6 from top/bottom angle. Some how I am beginning to like it because it is going to help in our production level because everyone one is now thinking of what can I export to earn in dollars.
I live on the street and it is what I am seeing I am. talking even my wife want to export garri next yr against her import from UK all these yrs
Next yr will equally be yr for massive agriculture for many because of hunger this yr.
Let God preserve our lives going forward as i Mark my BDay today..amen

Happy Birthday Chief

Divineability:
Let me lend a voice to this discourse. The 100% or so wage increase is actually a ruse and deception. The category of workers that will benefit that 100 % is infinitesimally small, if there is at all. By the government's consequential adjustment magic, most junior workers will get less than 50%, most middle workers will get less than 30% raise, while most senior workers will get less than 20%. When you juxtapose that with the astronomical increase in goods, food, transport, services, and other parameters of cost living, workers' purchasing power is actually nosediving, and far from increasing. He who wears the shoe knows where it pinches, I challenge anyone to do a finding on workers' living condition; it is worse than pathetic. In fact, I am doing this typing a heavy heart. So, no one should think the wage thing will positively impact the economy, market, business, or company bottomline. Pls visit:
https://economicconfidential.com/2024/09/minimum-wage-adjustments/

Walahi talahi... You get it. cc @designking @ositadima1

ositadima1:
Let's be discussing with understanding. If the minimum wage was ₦30,000 and is now ₦70,000, consider how many federal and state government workers there are in Nigeria. Multiply those numbers and you'll see where these figures are coming from.

Now, everyone is talking about minimum wage, but do you realize some people's salaries will increase from ₦10 million to ₦14 million per year, while others will move from ₦4 million to ₦6 million, depending on their level?

I don't understand the arguments you and the other person are making. Even if they only add ₦1,000 to your salary, your purchasing power is now higher than before - at least you can afford an additional bottle of Hero beer.

Mr. Osita, I expect you to understand that the increase in salaries and wages (which most times happens once a year)is nothing compared to how much the prices of goods and services have increased. Heck what you bought for 1 naira today, has more than doubled in a month such that most have resort to buying less quantity for same price compared to what they could afford before. While some others can't even afford even half of what they're used to because despite the so called "increase" in salaries, but in real terms have lesser purchasing power. Same goes for those that their "4m" salary increased to "6m". Their tastes don't even have to change for them to realize that they can no longer easily afford what they're used to.

designking:
You are focusing on the worker buying lesser items even with over 100% increase in their Salaries. What I am looking at is companies getting more cash volume from from sales.
The additional ₦10trillion - ₦15trillion will end up in banks and also flow to companies as payment for goods and services, won't that have a positive outlook for stock prices?

The bolded is funny sha... "...more cash volume from sales..." because "sales" manufacture themselves ba?? No be people wey dey go buy "lesser items" sales go come from? Abi na aliens ... Abeg where you from the manufacture 10 and 15 trillion?? Na so e easy? we are talking people having lesser purchasing power and you're talking "more sales"?? Abi na me no understand economics again??😔 😔 😔 As per the backyard school wey I go

Pesuzok:
Are you sure you go to the market?

designking:
Yes for sure. Somebody earning ₦35,000 in September and his salary increased to ₦75,000 in October should be able to buy more food items.

He simply have more funds and higher purchasing power.

And food prices are being held constant by Amadioha right ? Price of a bag of rice 3 weeks ago was 85k, today it's 105k. When minimum wage was 19,800 bag of rice was 6k hope you know? Who's better off in this case? The person earning 19,800 when rice was 6k per bag or the person earning 75k when a bag of rice is 105k

designking:
At the basic level, the current minimum wage increase will mean more buying power for workers across the nation. This will increase the turnover of most FMCG and the banks.

The new wage increase means an additional ₦4trillion from the FG, another ₦5trillion from state government and ₦10trillion from the private sector.


This is a lot of money entering the economy

is there an actual increase in buying power in real term? Your guess is as good as mine

Streetinvestor2:
Jijo is no longer that lucrative here for someone..lol

let's not mention marketjjc's name

Agbalowomeri:
Omo learning and experiencing are two different things o. In this bull period, you will get away with so many jagajaga moves. When serious school fees hit you, you go shout I am a chosen😂

A bull market is like gambling and winning 80% of the time. Your adrenaline go pump to all time high. You would think it's your brilliance that's winning you streaks. Let's enjoy it while it lasts though.

There is an anomaly in the Nigerian market mainly caused by the banks. Inflation and high interest rates are supposed to bring the market down. However, our banks appear to be round-trip ping treasury bills and Forex. As long as the rates are high, maybe they can maintain this level but some are already showing weakness. I suspect that when the earning realities set in, banks will lead the bear, hopefully from Q1 next year.

Before then sha, I am expecting a violent Xmas bull to cap the bull. If it happens, to your tent O' Israel😂

... God will save me when the bears come... Hopefully e no go catch me . To be candid, I'm not used to seeing banking stocks trading this high. As at when I started, UBA was 6.80, GTB and Zenith, 15 & 17 or so while Access was like 9 naira, FBN 10.10, Fidelity 4naira... So when the bull came, and everything started flying up... Fear catch me to buy o... Like what if it crashes for my head. So I can say I caught a glimpse of the bear (although the end of it) but was still observing the market as at then. As price no gree come down, I kuku jumped in...

jonnysessy:
Your two years in the market is a quality one. I had read from you and I never knew you were this young in the market. The sky remains your starting point. I still wish you a happy marriage preparation 😁

my ogas here wey I learn from, them be quality ogas .. thank you so much

Agbalowomeri:
Lol just two years? Which is a bull period. You never learn anything until you complete a bull and a bear cycle 😂

Must I experience it myself ni?... As I dey learn from una experience, e no good?

I just dey wait when NASCON and Transpower go release me from their prison ... But a lot of lessons have been learnt in my 2 years of investing in the stock market. And the prayer is to keep learning, improving and hitting it big o. Ensuring our wins are always more than our losses... Na why I dey follow certain people post for this thread bumper to bumper

jonnysessy:
Sorry to ask, but where do you take this your loot to ? I thought Banking stocks are the engine room of the market. In fact, I see Banking stocks rising higher after post- recapitalization.
My little opinion though.

Cowrywise investment portfolio(it's a fixed income mutual fund product). As at today I think the rate I'm getting is 21.99% per annum.

RodgersAkpafu:
I had a similar cost basis to yours

I'm not re-entering banks no matter the temptation till post recapitalization

RodgersAkpafu:
Me I don exit my UBA and Access positions
The small loot is enough for me lol

me too o. Wacc was 21.8 exit was 28. Wish I waited longer sha. It is what it is

KarlTom:
JAPAUL!

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42393_JAPAUL_GOLD_AND_VENTURES_PLC-_QUARTER_3_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_OCTOBER_2024.pdf

Hmmm group dropped in PAT while company increased... Significant drop in sundry income while Japaul offshore increased from zero. Japaul dredging also experienced a significant drop... Could this be a case of reclassification of income?... Make I look the results well well again

edwardaigb:
Correct me if I'm wrong, some pay quarterly.

the only quarterly I know of is just 2; NIDF and Seplat. If there there are others as per "some", please state them.

ghm:
Good morning All,

Do anyone has a list of companies in NIgeria paying dividends quarterly (or monthly)?

There's nothing like monthly dividend payment sir. It's mostly Interim and full year dividend

ghm:
Big businesses are good and the world needs the entrepreneurs. However, we need good/great entrepreneurs and not cowboys. Coyboys can run their private enterprises and choose to report whenever they like or not to report at all, it is private. If you list your company and you take money from the public, you must abide by the regulations in the best way possible.

What the world needs are people who have regards for established standards and order.

Reporting falls in the purvue of the CFO, if the CEO cannot get his CFO to do just that, then he should not be the CEO except he is the one stopping the CFO.

This!!

Locotrader:
Check how they are trading on the floor to determine if their results will be good

Only Japaulgold is showing good signs based on the trading activities so far

yMcy56:
Lol.
The irony of it is that lots of accumulation has been ongoing in NB for the past few days/weeks now.....
In yesterday's market alone, over 37M units were crossed/picked up @N28
The volume accumulations has been much recently, maybe it's the parent company mopping or a new investor, we don't know yet.

NB: Not any form of advice anyway, just observation.

Na to dey observe till the new bride, of any, is unveiled

Blaqq2:
NB is looking sweett

Sweet with 149billion loss?

And the money landed

purity2all:
UBA dividend landed smoothly.

Abeg who else don receive smoothly o ? To buy grilled catfish dey hungry me o. And na UBA money I wan use buy

Health3:
There was last minute packing of UBA but someone was determined that it must not close in the green today

Also, there was last minute packing of Japaul

Wow 100million units

designking:
Aradel will deep 10% further tomorrow. The selloff will be monumental. Aradel will find its bottom around ₦500 - ₦480

How come this didn't happen yesterday like you said?