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This unrelenting upward march in the price of Big Treat and NSL na wa o. Does anyone by any chance have the prospectus for Big Treat and projections for NSL? Just curious as to what the underlying company fundamentals look like. |
pumping777:Obama = Rock Star Clinton = No Need to Waste My Breath Romney = How many mouth the guy get sef? E be like say im get one mouth for every position possible McCain = The guy talk and move like scarecrow, very very stiff Ron Paul = I like most of his positions, but the guy fit come across as a mad man with his rants Huckabee = who? but seems like he's the only one left, although im too like tax sha Back to NSE |
bjluv:Afrinvest UK was bought over by UBA; AfrinvestWA is a separate entity and they are the ones I deal with. |
kc08:UBA, Oceanic, FBN, take your pick, no come die for here o |
kunlef:Why does the high price matter? If I have N11,000 and I buy 1 share of IBTC's mutual fund but 11,000 shares of another mutual fund priced at N1.00, am I better off? No. What matters is the return of the mutual funds. If IBTC retuns 100%, then my N11,000 has grown to N22,000; if the other fund returns 50%, then my N11,000 is just N16,500. @Poster, price does not matter, it is the performance of the fund that counts. The lower priced mutual funds give you an illusion that you are getting "more value" for your money. That is false, all you are getting is "more shares", which does not necessarily translate into "higher return" |
bjluv:I use Afrinvest: min is N500k i think, service is ok, online presence is average at best , but i am happy with them overall |
bjluv:you do not need a CSCS account for IPO (You will be sent paper certificates )Skye looks better to me |
@Frankiri, Pls accept my condolences, may the Lord strengthen you and your family. |
qimpex:$150k max (both of you combined) just as Sweet T stated |
Sweet T:Lucky you, not everyoone is getting though, those making above $75k (individuals) don't get anything. |
Jids:CHAMS is not listed on the NSE, so unfortunately I cannot tell you how they are doing. However, they recently had a private placement which may be open/closed. |
[quote author=no_shaking link=topic=31554.msg1886784#msg1886784 date=1201265094]Who appoints both the Registrar and the Issuing House paddy paddy connection? Then let's talk about the pre-emptive collabo towards an engineered outcome amongst the major paddy paddy players in the PO process - from inception to completion. I tire o! Gotta go now![/quote]That still does not explain how underwriters clean mouth, except they receive their own certficates from the registrars before the genral public (and I do not see how this is possible without the general public being aware of this), then there is no cleaning of mouth as far as I am concerned. |
eniyanman:The N1.20 dividend for UBA is annual and not quarterly, so that gives a yield of about 2.41%. To the best of my knowledge, only Dangote Sugar pays quarterly dividend |
If TRW is to be believed Transnationwide Express actually lost ground today |
aktopgun:i use them for prices as they are usually the fastest to post, but lately, their prices have been incorrect |
aktopgun:u dey floor abi u get direct line to madam ndidi, since you get line of communication, abeg make you help me find out where UBA, Afribank dey |
[quote author=no_shaking link=topic=31554.msg1886617#msg1886617 date=1201262454]Haba, on paper, yes! But na Nigeria! Literally, underwriting is like an insurance again undersubscription! But in Nigeria, it’s quite the assurance for oversubscription now. Lately, have you ever seen any undersubscribed PO/IPO no matter how woeful the company’s financials are since SEC introduced the 80% underwriting law, huh? . Even if Andy Best Electronic, University of Suya or Yakoyo Restaurant come to the market today, they would be hugely oversubscribed! ![]() Trust the Nigeria big boys, they would always find a way round all this! No issuing house wants to take unnecessary risk this day risk/return analysis perspective thus the need for all these aggressive marketing ploy, cowboy tactics, hype game etc we see these days before the offer is made public. And when TS is lifted, the prices go to the roof reason – engineered scarcity and they would subsequently clean out fast fast before the ordinary public receive their share certificate and have the chance to reap from this engineered price appreciation. BTW, do know the price of Int’l Breweries now on the floor, huh? You know what that means? Check out what happened to Dunlop post TS & post-allotment last year? Anyway, I rest my case! [/quote]How can the underwriters clean mouth before the ordinary public receive share certificates, or do they get their own certificates before everyone else? The only way your theory will work is if they buy the stock on the secondaty market before/during the PO and not by buying into the PO itself |
davest:Tantalizers from what I gathered is closed |
please send a copy to sunset17aoe@yahoo.com. Thanks |
I will appreciate it sent to me too. Thanks. sunset17aoe@yahoo.com |
I couldn't log in. Could someone send it to sunset17aoe@yahoo.com. Thanks |
grabdaloot:Is the PE not aroung 24? Yes, it was a better result compared to the previous year, but at the price the stock was trading when the results came out, it's not as if it's cheap by any standards |
aktopgun:yes they gave approval |
whitelexi:Except you want to CICO (cycle in-cycle out)/RORO (roll on-roll off)/GIGOTM[color=#000099][/color] (get in-get out) or know something that is not available in the public domain, I would suggest you leave Transcorp alone. I can compile an epistle of bad news that has been released about the company since it went public. Transcorp has 21 billion shares outstanding; if the company's situation should change tomorrow, there'll be plenty of shares to go around. |
@LondonCool You do not need to open individual accounts for each person. All you need to do is to negotiate the cheque into your account. This is done by the payee writing their name and signature on the reverse of the cheque (endorsement), and could add the wordings "for further credit to the account of , bigjay01", for instance (you could do that for your son/daughter too); . Third party cheques are allowed to be paid into personal current accounts (especially where the payee's all have the same surname). Most banks frown at the transaction because of the fraudulent opportunity it presents but there is no law that prevents a negotiable instrument from being negotiated to a third party account if it has been properly endorsed. Most banks in naija will not allow it., except things have changed. |
ochenya200:Read the previous 370 pages and you will be a guru by the time you are done ![]() |
UBA increases share capital by the creation of 3 billion additional shares. Elumelu denies that they are coming to the market soon but that the increase was done in case of any "eventuality", what ever that means. http://www.proshareng.com/myproshare/portal_news.php?id=3497 |
ok, got this Tantalizer's document off a post in SMN http://www.proshareng.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/tantalizers-pp-2008-skye-bank.pdf @Easi Might not be as bad as you thought. You can easily add back about N200 Million to PAT once they reduce interest expense; so even if you decide to take a conservative estimate of N400 million PAT for FYE 2008, PE drops to like 15. Still not comparable to CHAMS though |
easimoni:abeg u get the prospectus, abi where u dey see the number wey u dey mention |
pumping777:Do we honestly pay these jokers salaries? Imagine the guy saying that he has personally read the prospectus and he is convinced that the bank is one that Nigerians can invest in!!!! Madness!!! I would rather prefer to get my investing advice from Nairaland ![]() |
4wheel:i got today's price b4 i posted the link on that web page |


