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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 1:42pm On Oct 08
I have taken a HUGE position. wink
presiade:
By tomorrow, we’ll know what’s up with ZENITHBANK. Based on currently available information, today’s the last day for hopeful gamblers to take positions in the bus.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 6:22pm On Oct 02
I am heavily in access and waiting for the results. Up 15% so I have exit buffer if needed.
ppogba:
One group is wiser than the other.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 7:34pm On Oct 01
You can ask all you like, its "pending regulator approval". Hopefuly we will hear something tomorrow about why its not released.
faoogoke:
Just back from accesscorp twitter page demanding when they are releasing H1 results paying dividend grin grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 4:03pm On Sep 28
Yes o, my tranche is coming in next week, when I get out of my positions expecting possible catalysts this week. So I guess there are a few like me.
chimex38:
GTCO did 150k in 4weeks.
DR did 150k in 1 day.

For DR, Lets assume the tempo was sustained during first 2weeks
(10 working days)
In 10days=
1.5million subscribers.



I believe subscription tempo will reduce towards end of the IPO period.

However, a sudden spike in numbers might emerge 1week of September for salary earners who would like to participate.

I predict roughly 2.5million subscribers by end of
DR-IPO.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 3:43pm On Sep 27
Big week for GTCO and ACCESSCORP. H1 2026 audited results + interim-dividend announcements from both GTCO and Access Holdings, with the NGX-approved deadline essentially September 30, 2026.
We are waiting.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 4:00pm On Sep 25
I respect this forum a lot and regularly look here to know what is going on (am in diaspora). I often read current posts for information before placing my trades so I do not get blind-sighted by current events that I am not aware of. The forum has been very helpful.
These days, however, I have to sift through lots of posts to see things that are relevant. A lot of the post are about politics. I know politics is always a hot topic, but I wish it is kept to the minimum. in fact it is ok to talk politics as it will affect our portfolio in the near-term. Arguing over politics should best be done on a dedicated forum. Don't get me wrong, I have lots of opinion of my own on politics, but there is no emotion in stock-trading.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 7:36pm On Sep 23
Thant's expected. I currently locked down till later next year 3 TBs at 17.9, 18.7 and 19.7% Did not bother to bid, just bought it via Investment One before rates tumble.
Odunharry:
Have you seen today's Tbills auction result? Rate cut across all tenure
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 5:34pm On Sep 21
Well played Firstholdco. Am surprised it closed flat after running all day at -5.5%. Lucky people made >5% intraday paper profit grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 5:49pm On Sep 15
I just dey look many here saying Dangote IPO na scam. Don't mind many who are loading secretly. I agree that some have genuine reservation. Having looked at the prospectus, it is not priced ridiculously cheap, but not expensive. being sold only 14% above private placement locked in for a year is not bad at all.
I am also encouraged by huge pension funds all over Africa pitching in, they are generally conservative minded and tend to bet on safer investments. They also do not often flip shares. this is likely to provide a huge stable floor for the price.
Not often is an IPO listed for a company already up and running and producing results. IPO investors are often investing in hope of future earning of a nescient or loss making companies. not so in this case.
I do not think many here (not all) know more than lots of defensive pension fund managers or financial advisors of massive funds pitching in. Even different pro-level AI simulations rate it as a buy with a few caveats.
It is a buy for me.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 7:23pm On Sep 14
Does anyone know if Stanbic IBTC stockbrokers can sell from settled funds rather than go through Stanbic IBTC Banks or repatriate my money back to GTbank before buying?
Zagee:
Go to Stanbic IBTC if you want minimum 50000 units.😁
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 1:48pm On Sep 14
I don't think so. The gidigba Banks listed like GTCO and Zenith have refused any significant drop so far.
2zona:
This dagote IPO bear may likely swallow FTSE formal listing of ngx next week.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 6:45pm On Sep 11
It's only being sold at 14% above private placement price which is not a wide margin at all. Also, those who bought PP cannot sell for a year.
megawealth01:
3 reasons why I'm not buying Dangote refinery IPO.

1. Money does not make noise.
2. Wealth does not invite you to 'join us.'
3. The people who will make money in the short term are those who bought private placement. This is not financial advice

© Praise George
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 2:51pm On Sep 11
Accesscorp is getting interesting.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 4:11pm On Sep 01
Chai! access, me that I have a dragnet to mop up more at km30. Cannot complain, currently very green on it
yMcy56:
Closed higher......N32.50!
+40kobo gain
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 2:24pm On Jul 23
My thesis is simple; access is clearly undervalued at those prices. I have a huge exposure to it, but not ready to sell. It is aa sure but patient one for appreciation. May not be best suited for JIJO people, but a very sensible one for investors.
megawealth01:
JESU

Access, JAPAUL, OANDO and a few others not for the faint hearted
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 8:11pm On May 23
I have been with STANBIC IBTC for ages. I have no issues. They also have advantage of being the front for the big IPO's less likely to get your eventual allocations slash down if oversubscribed when you get it through them. I also think their fees are cheaper than most.
Evnne:
You are right sir but considering where I live, if I have that much money, I will rather invest it in S&P 500, OR any index fund that tracks s&p 500.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 8:07pm On May 23
I am a member from diaspora. I will split it both ways. Honestly, if and only if naira continues to be stable like this, I would be biased towards NGX than S&P...but diversification is key.
Evnne:
You are right sir but considering where I live, if I have that much money, I will rather invest it in S&P 500, OR any index fund that tracks s&p 500.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 3:43pm On Apr 30
I don't have any news o. I am betting that it is undervalued. I have patience though and willing to play the long game. The downside is very limited in my view.
megawealth01:
Any news on ACCESS? grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 3:33pm On Apr 30
Just got biggly out of AIICO the moment I saw 5% up (7m shares), dumped it all into ACCESS smiley.
megawealth01:
I am trapped in LASACO grin
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 11:24pm On Apr 17
Thank joor. I am in a part of Canada where I have to wake up at 3 am to place trade on NGX and market closes at my 6;30am.
GeneralDae:
To attract more investors from the U.S especially now that we are a frontier market.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 2:27pm On Apr 17
Oil prices are cratering down due to opening of strait of Hormuz. If that's what is propping up OANDO, expect it to be in deep red on Monday.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 1:44pm On Apr 15
Does anyone know what's up with UBA result release?
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 2:58pm On Apr 10
Access typically drag into April. What about UBA, that's the one am surprised results not out yet. I am eagerly waiting for bothe.
EDUECO:
They want to sanitize the result.

I am very sure Access Bank is trying to buy First Bank. cool
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 2:46pm On Mar 13
I agree with the first 2, but OANDO is too risky a play for me. might be good for JIJO though.
ProphetUtuocha:
As earlier revealed, these remain rare jewels:
- Access
- Uba
- Oando
Enough said!
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 3:55pm On Mar 05
Yes, I have some skin in AIICO game.
HesInMe:
Abi? If you're going to invest in insurance, a structurally fragmented industry where it's hard to see a durable source of competitive advantage, invest in the current cream of the crop.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 8:11pm On Mar 02
cheesy We are many planning same move.
mikeapollo:
I am expecting dividend like N2 or N3 from Access because they did not declare interim dividend
I am expecting the rise to hit N35-N40 after the dividend so I can sell and move the funds to Dang Refinery IPO or Providus-Unity Bank.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 3:24pm On Feb 27
Any idea when UBA results will be out?
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 6:16pm On Feb 22
People like me. Waiting to get UBA and access dividend or appreciation from pre-dividend run. Plan to go in hard on Dangote refinery.
emmanuelewumi:
People interested in Dangote Refinery shares will rather keep or save their funds till June.


I foresee a situation whereby people will book profits from NGX in order to participate in Dangote Refinery Initial Public Offer
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 8:41pm On Feb 16
I dey there gidigba grin
EDUECO:
ACCESSCORP is on his way to ₦40. cool
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 3:01pm On Feb 16
Hello my people, I parked some money in OANDO last Friday, partly a stroke of luck. Just wanted to buy something very liquid with higher chance of going up than down when I bought it. Now that I suspect it will approach or likely exceed #50. I won't pick up right issue and will probably bail out.
Any suggestion of a more aggressive stock with good prospect? I have a larger portfolio in a conservative, very slow-moving but dividend-paying accesscorp.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by millo: 1:08am On Feb 16
It's not about being scared of loan. There are "good" debts and bad debts. Can someone make it make sense why you take a 23% loan when you have a MMF yielding 17%? Meaning -5% loss. MMF by nature are easily liquid and its not like they rise in value. You only lose out on the profit, but if you need money that saves you from a net loss of 5% by taking another loan. It is a different case if you have a good stock that is awaiting a catalyst soon and you do not want to pull out before the news.
gabscity:
Na wa o. Why are people so scared of loan??

Its even advisable he takes the smart loan against his MMF in as much as he has the cash flow to repay the loan monthly. That way, his MMF investment remains and keeps growing while he pays back his loan monthly...

ok think of it this way, if he had a property, say land, and he uses it for security to obtain a loan for an investment, he just need to have cash flow to payback...

For me, I will take the Smart loan against the MMF to meet the immediate need for cash since I have the cash flow to payback gradually.

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