Yes, you can sell OANDO shares that you bought on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), but like with SEPLAT shares, the process is not direct. Since OANDO is also dual-listed, you would need to go through a cross-border transfer process to move the shares from the JSE to the NGX before you can sell them on the NGX.
Here’s a general outline of the steps:
1. Initiate Transfer: Contact your broker to initiate the transfer of your OANDO shares from the JSE to the NGX.
2. Registrar Coordination: The company's registrar will handle the cancellation of the shares on the JSE and reissue them on the NGX.
3. Settle and Sell: After the shares are reissued on the NGX, you can then sell them through your broker on that exchange.
This process might involve fees and could take some time to complete, so it's advisable to consult your broker for detailed instructions, potential costs, and timelines.
Like an arbitrage trade, buy low in one market and sell high in another. I'm not exactly sure how it's done but I know it's possible. There'll definitely risks involved (foreign exchange risk for example)
LilNetty: At the moment there still a conflict between my family and theirs as regards wedding date. They are insisting that the family of the bride will be the one to pick the wedding date.
yMcy56: JAPAULGOLD full bid @2.72.. ETERNA full bid @25.40..........pullback here.. OANDO full bid @57.85.. VERITASKAP full bid @1.51... McNichols full bid @1.18...
JBERGER full bid @143 ..up with +10% OKOMU @417....
No be small thing oo
** Do not take as any form of advice....just posted what's happening in market.
I just dey imagine say na all this stocks I get... Chai! Imagination wan wound me
Raider76: I think SEC and NGX need to meet with the CBN on the timing of CBN's approval of banks' results. The delays are making nonsense of market regulations. The banks need the market to raise capital. CBN should know this and help banks meet market regulations.
ositadima1: Transcorp's 2023 Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) per share was 0.93 (please do ur own calc. here), and they are paying out 0.2 as dividends. It's important to note that FCFE represents the free cash available to shareholders after all expenses and reinvestment needs have been met.
When I plugged the 0.93 FCFE into my Monte Carlo simulation, it produced a valuation range of 11.98 to 24.13. Based on this FCFE analysis and discounted valuation, I believe the stock is undervalued.
emmanuelewumi: You can then use the return from the investments made to
1. Upgrade your lifestyle 2. Marry a second wife if that is your wish 3. Paint the town red 4. Change your car 5. Get that chieftaincy title 6. Go to Jerusalem or Mecca. 7. Have that vacation you been dreaming off 8. Pepper your enemies
As much as possible make sure you don't touch the capital, rather you are growing and compounding it
Streetinvestor2: That is good buy if you got sugar at that price. I didn't see when it got to that price.I bought few sugar at even #60 but I was averaging up so it didn't matter.
The 29.50 price is for salt... Shebi laslas all na Dangfoods
ositadima1: LOL, I only lost 800k. I sold just below my buy price. I've already put it to good use elsewhere, and I have recovered. I'm planning to sell that one too. I'm scraping 10-10 where I can, and I'll come back to sugar next year after the results.
800k only? 800k will be only for me soon in Jesus name Amen
aj8: Always take profits off the table. RT BRISCOE is at 1.33 . Target remains same. Same goes for Veritaskap . Take profits along the journey and bank. I took off some of my Veritaskap not minding the full bid.