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Zenith has sent approval to CBN for payment of interim dividend. E remain UBA |
Pls what is the reason behind Cutix rally? |
DeRuggedProf:lol. You and your parables. I'm naturally not impulsive. So, right now I'm kinda the third lizard watching the other two run round the palm tree... |
pluto09:This is the analysis I got from my broker: The central bank of Nigeria released a circular yesterday, mandating banks to maintain a minimum of 60% loan to deposit ratio (LDR) by September 30, 2019, subject to quarterly review. Also, to directly focus the funds to specific sectors, the apex bank attached a weight of 150% to loans disbursed to SMEs, Retail, Mortgage and Consumer Lending in computing the LDR. Further expressing its resolve to ensure compliance to the minimum LDR by the specified date, the apex bank shall impose a levy of additional Cash Reserve Requirement (CRR) equal to 50% of the lending shortfall of the target LDR. The revised LDR is above the previous maximum regulatory ratio of 80%. Going by Q1 2019 unaudited numbers of our coverage banks, only Access (66.3%), FCMB (73.9%) and Fidelity (95%) are above the new minimum requirement. However, GTB, Zenith, Stanbic, UBA, FBNH and Union are currently below revised minimum requirement. On impact, our assessment suggests that additional N1.1 trillion in loans will have to be created by the 6 banks to meet up with the revised guideline. Individually, GTB, Zenith, Stanbic, UBA, FBNH and Union will have to extend N105 billion, N350 billion, N30 billion, N120 billion, N436 billion and N25 billion respectively. However, if the current loan book of our coverage banks is adjusted for the new weight of 150% attached to loans disbursed to SMEs, Retail, Mortgage and Consumer, we note that the ratios across our coverage banks could improve on average by 3%. While the new policy signals a move towards the banks focus on core operations, we believe this will support interest income on loans over the medium term. However, given the current state of the economy, we expect the drive to meet up with the deadline to result in a jump in Non-performing loans for the 6 banks below the minimum requirement in the short term. Conclusively, given the quantum of the additional credit to be created, we believe the apex bank will extend the timeline until December 31, 2019. Source: Company Financials, ARM Research |
bojbest:No. I use ARM |
bojbest:If you are ready to loose some cash without committing suicide in the hope that you will gain in the future, you can try Morgan Capital for less fees or ARM Securities for variety of portfolios. Both have online platform where you can trade. Contact them and they will tell you the requirements. Good luck... |
pluto09:I think the problem is coming from NSE's API cos it's the same with ARM |
https://nairametrics.com/2019/06/17/nse-has-placed-these-34-companies-on-red-alert/ Companies on red alert for delaying their Q1 2019 financial result. Prices are about tank further. |
maliyu777:It means the stock is not attractive to buyers |
RabbiDoracle:It is o. but we go dey alright. |
stcool: ![]() |
Mcy56:I no dey following am o. I do JIJO with a certain percentage of my funds on volatile stocks within three weeks max. I was trying to see if I should hold on a bit. |
DOLLARTEX:I will still hold on a bit. The loss(if it happens) has already been factored in my risk profile. Thanks bro. |
stcool:I bought at 0.37. Ever since I entered it has been hovering between 0.32 and 0.36. Was there a reshuffle of their management? |
stcool:Any info because I'm thinking of dumping mine? I entered with JIJO strategy in mind but the stock no gree give me value for three weeks now. |
735i:Meant placing a bid with my broker before the trading started on NSE. He ended up not getting me any... |
millennium2012:Bros is using style to advertise his startup and you dey write epistle. He should go and get licence first |
I have already bidded for MTN with my small mite. Let's see how it goes...inserts prayer emoticon |
Like play like play Zenith stock is gradually swallowing my Japaul loot! The stock that is supposed to act as shock absorber is the shock now. SMH |
stcool:Their q1 financial looks bettter than Chams? |
wanaj0:This days those are what I look out for. I wish I can get in right now. No risk no reward... |
What is going on with Courtvielle? 54M bids and nobody is selling? |
gamaliel9:When it's still waxing strong? |
What is paining me is that my stock broker was feeding me with the wrong data and I bought CHAMS using the data only for me to see a different price in my portfolio. I just don't understand it. |
Mcy56:Thanks. You have been helpful. |
I'll like to queue up for Jaiz bank this morning. So far their latest financials look good to me. Is their any hidden shock I am not seeing? Will appreciate some help guys... |
veecovee:las las they become fertilizer |
DOLLARTEX:Yeah. I have seen the two episodes already. No dulling o |
Michael11stock:What is dead will never die again... ![]() |
DOLLARTEX:I will be on alert. Already seeing 4% profit. Will sell at 20-30% profit. |
DOLLARTEX:I know you are referring to Japaul. My brother that stock finished me. I first bought their IPO in 2007 at around 3Naira. Now my stock is non existence. I have been looking for an opportunity to make that money back from them. It looks like that opportunity is now... |
Just queued up Japaul. Hope I'm not about to gamble too much on that one? |


