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Marco Giampaolo’s move imminent after leaving Sampdoria https://www.calciomercato.com/en/news/official-giampaolo-leaves-sampdoria-he-s-now-ready-for-ac-milan-86086 Giampaolo and the 4-3-1-2 https://sempremilan.com/a-tactical-insight-into-marco-giampaolos-4-3-1-2-system-ac-milan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUSoIxpT4iw |
Maldini becomes the new Technical Director https://www.acmilan.com/en/news/media/2019-06-14/paolo-maldini-becomes-the-new-technical-director-of-ac-milan Boban appointed as Chief Football Officer https://www.acmilan.com/en/news/media/2019-06-14/zvonimir-boban-appointed-chief-football-officer-of-ac-milan |
AC Milan fans, let's meet here
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So, I've gleaned these from the comments here. Reasons to BUY or NOT TO BUY MTN Nigeria to Buy - IPO's usually rally for a few weeks or even months before falling, the trick is to know when to jump out, JIJO crew ![]() - Numbers released so far are very juicy, healthy year on year % growth in key performance indicators - Dividends are uhlalah ![]() - Momentum is more important than fundamentals, MTN is the rave of the moment, coupled with scarcity price will rally not to Buy - Before listing results are always to rosy, after you jump in the losses pile up and deductions of various kinds start poping up - IPO's are usually overpriced, better wait for a few results to better gauge it's worth, there will always to an opportunity to enter at a good price - The market is bearish, and has beaten down fundamentally sound companies to attractive prices, better buy a stock with years of stable earnings, dividends etc than the new kid on the block - Retail investors won't get in at an attractive price, ending up holding the empty can ![]() In all, Due Diligence is advised |
otokx:Money have finish |
Michael11stock:various. N24.00, N21.45 (a lot) and N20.35 |
ZikkyChops: Krisuba:OK, thank you |
@all Does anyone still receive X-Alert on NSE trades? For a very long time now I've not received any. |
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millennium2012:http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/25803_ACCESS_BANK_PLC._FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_APRIL_2019.pdf |
gamaliel9:Sir, we share a similar style. Can you advice on the sort of companies to lookout for, aside banks, at present my portfolio is too concentrated. Zenith 60%, Afriprud 38%, GTBank 2% |
Yayira:Found this thread, don't know how up to date it is though https://www.nairaland.com/2273567/list-nigeria-registrars-addresses-updated |
currentprice:@currentprice Please how do you calculate the fair price? I've read through that link (gurufocus), but I want to get a glimpse into your mind. Do you use DCF? Is it earnings you use or FCF? What discount rate do you use, and other assumptions too? Can you please work an example? Thank You. |
currentprice:Oh, I see |
currentprice:@currentprice How do you calculate discount. Does 100% discount not mean the price gets to zero? How do you get over 100% discount and the price is +ve? |
soloniger:Thank you |
BullBearMkt:Very interested. Even if I can't join up I'll download the video. Thank you very much. |
BullBearMkt:@BullBearMkt Over a year ago you did a tutorial on TA. Can you please post the video here or a link to it. Thank you. You actually posted the video here then but for some reason I couldn't open it with VLC. |
fxuser:Thank you |
fxuser:fxuser, at what price is 0.786fib level? For GTBank. |
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Though a lot of all said is true, I believe Nigerian problems should be left to Nigerians. |
adebrain:Thanks a lot. |
adebrain:Where can one get such info on Nigerian stocks? |
MzJackBaueress:I can solve almost any problem on heat 20 years after because of this book, wish I had enough sense then to keep all my books ![]() |
ROSSIKE:Agreed, but the man should stop living in the past, his ZANU-PF colleagues keep talking of how he chased out the colonial government, but what about the Zimbabwe of today? Anyway what he said is true but then he's Mugabe, so I won't listen to him. |
Except he takes a pay cut it's unlikely he'll move |
The greater danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it but that it is too low and we reach it. Michelangelo |



