Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:50pm On Oct 11 |
Agbalowomeri: Can you mention 3 things that you think this administration has gotten right? Why 3? Must I manufacture 3 things if there aren't up to 3? But I heard the govt introduced loans for tertiary students which is good. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:43pm On Oct 11 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:09pm On Oct 11 |
Dupeodus: When I read things like this, I wish there is another Nigeria without reforms running in parallel with what we have now so people can see the bullet Nigeria dodged. Even then, we don't need to look too far. There is Venezuela before Trump's meddling, there is Argentina and even Zimbabwe. Ask Tinubu to tell us if Nigeria truly dodged a bullet in 2013 when he was rather attacking and criticizing Jonathan for increasing fuel price at thst time? So why did Tinubu not allow Nigeria to ""dodge the bullet"" at that time? He must address what he said against previous govts in the past and what he is doing now as president. We are not fools. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:01pm On Oct 11 |
Dupeodus: When I hear people talk like this, I wish there is another Nigeria without the reforms running in parallel with what we have today. There have been templates that will tell us what will happen. There is Venezuela, before Trump's meddling. There is Argentina and there is even Zimbabwe. To see all of these examples and still argue that Nigeria is not on the right path with the reforms is befuddling to me. Funny how Venezuela and Zimbabwe are being mentioned in this context; Countries that have been under serious sanctions by the US and Europe for decades? Is Nigeria under any sanctions? Would Nigeria be sanctioned if Tinubu had not implemented his anti-masses economic policies? Idont get it Is it mischief? Or fear mongering? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 3:27pm On Oct 11 |
ayobama1: If PitObi or Atiku should both drop dead, will Nigeria stop existing? What stops you from putting yourself forward?
If you live long enough, everything is possible Applying for a job ( e g contesting for presidency) that you are not prepared, or ready for, or competent to do, is the highest form of recklessness and disrespect to the people. When I am prepared and ready, i will make myself available. I dont pay my taxes to the opposition. So I don't waste my time to assess their performance because they are not holding any govt office . I can only assess the govt that collects my taxes. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 12:51pm On Oct 11 |
ayobama1: The intractable ASUU problem for example has largely been fixed and the benefits are already with Nigerians. The greater benefits will continue to manifest into the future.
There is so much opportunity for improvement and in so many areas too. Quick fixes, No. Enduring fixes, Yes.
I haven't seen any better alternative propositions in the political space. So if Tinubu should die, Nigeria cannot find another person to govern the country out of the 200million people? Is that your thinking or what? I have not seen a worse govt or a more nepotistic, clueless and incompetent govt in the fourth republic than the present govt. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 11:52am On Oct 11 |
GeneralDae: FX reforms have also led to:
More daily inflows: from $20 million to $100 million as at 2023 to around $500 million as at 2026
Your Bank cards now working abroad with quarterly limits of up to $40,000. This was not seen since like 2012.
Return to JP Morgan index since 2015. JP Morgan now want to set up a merchant bank in the country
Fitch ratings and moody’s ratings are the best in like a decade
FDI have improved since 2023 modestly (still improving)
NGX market cap spurred due to certainty by investors. Market cap is now at over $120 Billion (highest ever in dollar terms and second highest ever in real dollar terms).
Airlines and other investors who couldn’t get their dollars are now stable in the country
FX backlogs cleared Does Fitch rating feed you our put money in your pocket? How much is a bag of rice or bag of cement right now compared to May29, 2023? What is the poverty incidence now compared to May29, 2023? Do you go to the market and tell them to give you a bag of beans because NGX market cap has increased or because JP Morgan index now includes Nigeria? You seem so selfish and insensitive tthat you dont appreciate that majority of the people are suffering but you are busy talking about things that benefit the minority. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:45am On Oct 11 |
GeneralDae: Reforms are aimed at improving the lives of the people whether in the short, medium or long term. What else would a reform be aimed at?
A recapitalisation of banks means banks are way more resilient than in 2023 and have the foundation to lend to the people when need be.
FX reforms means GTB or other banks have fx officially for the common trader or importer of raw materials and they don’t have to wait in queues or get FX only by knowing someone in Abuja which kills ease of doing business and in turn reduces economic activity making the people poorer in the long run.
Increased fx reserves means what happened in 2023/2024 would not easily happen anymore as long as net reserves are strong which provides economic stability in the short to mid term or possibly long term for the people.
Tax reforms from colonial outdated system, means the people pays less in taxes since January 1, 2026 and taxes are being streamlined to help the people.
Except by “the people” you mean something else or have another definition Please stop repeating same excuses for obvious failure! Tinubu was voted to rule for 4 years. So whatever benefits of his reforms must reflect within the 4 years! That is all! His so called FX reforms have led to collapse and destruction of 700 manufacturing companies. Massive corruption, gross incompetence, and the people are suffering. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 8:32pm On Oct 10 |
Hi Oasisblue: But you are 'the people' and could testify that these reforms have benefited you through the NGX performance. Abi I lie? The NGX has been booming since 2004/2025.Agai!n, the number of people in NGX are not up to 5m. We are more than 220million in popultion. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 8:24pm On Oct 10 |
GeneralDae: But he has performed fx reforms and recapitalised our Banks. He has reformed our oil and gas sector attracting new investments. He has updated our tax laws and boosted our FX reserves. You see, this is the problem. A govt is voted to improve the lives of the people. A govt is not voted into office to carry out the so called "reforms". Any govt that says it has carried out "reforms" wbut cannot indicate how it has improved the lives of the people is a total failure. They hide behind "reforms" to cover their failures. Any useless, unproductve, policy can be described as "reforms". The so called "FX reforms" has led to the collapse of 700 companies, according to MAN. (Manufacturing Association of Nigeria). The "reform" is unable to increase industrial capacity, productivity and create employment which should be the main deliverable objectives. But they would just tell you they are doing "reforms". while things are getting worse. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 8:19pm On Oct 10 |
GeneralDae: But he has performed fx reforms and recapitalised our Banks. He has reformed our oil and gas sector attracting new investments. He has updated our tax laws and boosted our FX reserves. You see, this is the problem. A govt is voted to improve the lives of the people. A govt is not voted into office to carry out the so called "reforms". Any govt that says it has carried out "reforms" wbut cannot indicate how it has improved the lives of the people is a total failure. They hide behind "reforms" to cover their failures. Any useless, unproductve, policy can be described as "reforms". What is FX regorms that |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 3:42pm On Oct 10*. Modified: 8:12pm On Oct 10 |
megawealth01: JAGABAN said make una give am second chance to turn NAIJA around...
Shareholders should give Wale second chance too for OANDO PLC to be turned around sha Well, may be he can do better in his second term. It is possible. But nobody can convince me that he has done well in the first term If he is able to convince the masses to vote for him genuinely the second time, it is okay. That is democracy. I dont have problem with that t |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 3:32pm On Oct 10 |
megawealth01: Will DANGOTE extend the IPO?
Na today the thing come dey enter my eyes  Normally, you should be able to buy about 1 week after the official closing date of a PO if you go through the designated issuing houses/stockbrokers because they need about 2 weeks to compile all the subscriptions and render returns |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 10:21am On Oct 10 |
megawealth01: You don dey market OANDO like PETERICHY  I no dey market Oando oo. My investment strategy is long term, not the jijo like Peterichy, So no need to market it. When it is time it will either fly or crash! All die be die! We dey inside! |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 9:53am On Oct 10 |
thebargainhunte: From Monday, respite will return to our market. The Dangote Refinery IPO really hit Oando hard.  Dangote refinery IPO is almost done and dusted. Oando MAY go upward from next week. I suspect they may execute some of their plans before the year ends. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 8:50am On Oct 10 |
SonofElElyonRet: Are you aware that corporate organizations buying up to 50,000 units in dangote refinery IPO are allowed to fill a form? If there's this 50,000 threshold, isn't it possible that dangote will end up giving up more shares to cover most of the oversubscription? After all, he'll still remain majority shareholder by far.. I suspect most of the oversubscription will be absorbed. Na bluff Alhaji just dey do Yeah. It was also in the news that he was engaging regulatory authorities on possibly absorbing all the subscription and increasing the total number of shares on offer if possible. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:44am On Oct 10 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 7:08pm On Oct 09 |
londonerr: If I calculate it would be 10 naira... using global valuation standards as OAO is priced on the JSE.... So you think the JSE price is ''perfect'' or accurate. Don't you realize there are factors that may influence different pricing on different exchanges e.g. information asymmetry? We know more about Oando and its prospects, challenges, difficulties, potentials, expectations, Wale's shenanigans etc. than they do in SA |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 6:28pm On Oct 09 |
londonerr: Oando is a classic study in dysfunctional pricing. That stock is less than 12naira per unit in real terms even with all the reserves Okay oooo  Show us calculation of your valuation |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 5:23pm On Oct 09 |
iskalamong: In many cases they are fake orders, AKA spoofing.
Those bids are placed to calm the market since sentiment is bearish. If price falls close to the level of those bids, those orders will likely disappear.
Big trades such as those are usually given to brokers to execute. Those brokers will not usually show their full size on the order book. Instead, they use what is called iceberg orders. They will also look for counter parties that can match such size so that the trades can be executed in a single tranch called a block trade without impacting market price.
This is my opinion though.
Cheers
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. Okay, but what you just explained happens to all the stocks on NGX, right? So no be only Oando own go be problem. We wan breathe small  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 4:16pm On Oct 09 |
yMcy56: 😁 Closed @36.40.... Did some insiders have privy info or just normal optimistic trading? We're watching....😊 Oando should come with some good news after Dangote refinery IPO |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 4:14pm On Oct 09 |
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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 2:18pm On Oct 09 |
jonnysessy: The first word was "Osogbo " and today's own was "grid". I don't know what it will be tomorrow. Coincidence rarely happen in my life. I have no doubt in my mind you know me. But, it is not a problem if you don't want to disclose your identity. Afterall it is a faceless forum.  Don't be surprised. The Presi-dent and ''his people'' know a lot of people.  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 2:15pm On Oct 09 |
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Health › Re: Doctor Harvested A Pregnant Woman’s Kidney During Cesarean Section - Nurse by mikeapollo: 1:11pm On Oct 09 |
boxypane: The doctor is a murderer. The nurse should be called in for questioning asap. Exactly! The doctor must be a ritualist or occultist |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 11:33am On Oct 09 |
gds4real: Indeed, I thank you You're ''bress'' indeed |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 11:26am On Oct 09 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Life In Gaza, Three Years After October 7 by mikeapollo: 11:24am On Oct 09 |
They danced, celebrated and jubilated the attack on Israel. I hope they still dance, celebrate and jubilate today. Nobody should attack someone and then cry ''genocide'' when the victim responds |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 10:51am On Oct 09 |
ayobama1: If we keep deploying subtle blackmail tactics like this, we will never have a robust discussion. As long as we keep seeing and adducing partisan rationale on every divergent opinions, there's nothing really to learn, except probably the angy bantering 🤔 I don't blackmail. But I acknowledge and appreciate people who disclose who they are, what they do, all in good faith.. ''Cross examination'' is done by lawyers in court, solicitors, advocates, agents, representatives (of an individual or organization) at Committee of enquiry, investigation etc. These lawyers, solicitors agents, representatives etc. are paid fees. And some fees can be in millions of USD. Let's celebrate people for their milestones and achievements when they are even bold to disclose them  |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 10:29am On Oct 09 |
presiade: Haha 🤣 Please stop… Let’s refocus on the topic of the thread. Nonetheless, I re-emphasize that I am not a spokesperson for (supporting) any politician—but if they procure my services, I’d do that. You may not be the spokesperson. But you occupy a higher position: an advocate, lawyer, solicitor; someone who ''cross examines'' those who may criticize or disagree with govt. And it does not come cheap..... consultancy fee is $10m minimum! I am very jealous! |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 10:08am On Oct 09 |
presiade: Witness not responding (avoiding cross-examination), case solved.👌🤷🏽♂️ Good. This is the confirmation; You are cross examining a witness; doing so as an advocate, lawyer, solicitor for the govt, Well done. The $10m has already entered! I knew it! And again, today is Friday......my God. Some people are just lucky in this world. |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 10:05am On Oct 09 |
presiade: Answer the question I posed to you: Was fuel subsidy as we knew it while it lasted in Nigeria indiscriminate or not? Stop beating about the bush! This is subsidy in disguise. Stop gallivanting for excuses!. A govt that is now under pressure because the opposition talked about bringing back subsidy |