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Yesterday, almost 13billion(12.9billion) entered Aradel, hmmm these people no want make we buy this stock low. I missed the chance to top up at below 700. Had to buy high at 710 yesterday. Make Una bring this stock down small naa. |
Zac Itzlinda:Many reasons First, I don't trust the government, they will do what they want to do ie collect huge Capital gains tax. Secondly I want to concentrate my portfolio in the Oil sector. Particularly Aradel. Thirdly there is this juicy property that came up in my neighborhood. I need it |
Somebody tell me why dangote cement doesn't want to go on full bid so that I can sell. |
I doubt if government will remove the CGT. They know how to play the game. They just promise, and everything calms, then they start enforcement. |
Stock brokers are just cashing out. As we dey sell na so them dey collect commission |
If they don't reverse that Draconian capital gains tax on stocks, we have no option than to sell and invest somewhere else. It's very unfortunate that we have such a government. I go pack my Kaya till January. I no fit do business government carry 30% of my profit, then then collect 10% of my dividend. |
On a very serious note, government need to suspend the provision on Capital Gains Tax on shares transactions. It makes no sense at this point, when need to encourage investment in the stock market. After paying all the necessary fees which in average is about 3% of capital invested, for buy and sell transactions,10% wth tax on dividends etc , we still take the risk of making a loss or profit from the investment and still pay 30% tax if we make a profit. I think the government just wants to discourage investment in the stock market. I remember when Ngozi Okonjo iweala was finance Minister, CGT was already exempted for transactions on Stocks, and to encourage investment in the exchange, she further removed VAT for transactions on stocks. This government only seeks to take from Nigerians without giving anything in return. See how they asked banks not to distribute FX gains and yet came back to collect almost all the FX gains made by banks by way of tax. |
emmanuelewumi:Presco should make it. |
Divineability:That should be 18billiin ordinary shares at N13 per share. |
BabsO2:Pls stop passing info only on what you read, sometimes try taste the soup before telling how delicious it is. Is there an EV vehicle with at least 4 passengers capacity that is worth less than 25million? In a country where average power supply is less than 10hrs a day what business do we have with electric vehicles. You talk about the sun. Lol. I also thought the sun was enough until I installed a solar system in my house. It is good but not what you think it is. Sometimes you have to put off almost everything in the house for the solar system to last through the night. Even when you expand the system, the sun is not just enough, you still rely on the grid or generator sometimes to charge it up. Always ask yourself why all those developed countries with constant power supply still have the petrol and diesel vehicles dominating. Why are they still interested in gas etc For a country like Nigeria that is an oil producing country, and relies heavily on oil, we have no business promoting EVs more so that we don't have enough electricity to power the basics. We better focus all that energy on growing our oil and gas sector. |
Make I hide this one here.
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PETERiCHY:Lol. US didn't say it will strike/go into war with Nigeria, it only said it would take actions to protect Christians who are victims of the genocide. The action might include military actions(not against the government of Nigeria but against the perpetrators of the said violence against Christians) against the criminals attacking Christians in Southern Kaduna, Benue and Plateau. Believe me, before USA takes such actions it might already have identified the said targets. On a good day, the US would even strike without the social media release. Trump's posts about the strike is strategic. He knows what he is doing. Those with knowledge of international politics know he is being strategic. The said killers must have already taken off, little wonder the government of Chad rushed to close its borders with Nigeria to avoid the fleeing terrorists. Do not be surprised at the end of the day we might have a joint operation of Nigerian and American forces against the terrorist. No need creating the impression that Nigeria will be bombed |
awesomeJ:I think the projection last week was 1.5k to 2.5k and that, to me is attainable next year, provided the ND Western deal scales through this year. Seplat has an even higher target price, but the owners are just not interested in helping the stock appreciate. If they do a split in the manner of Aradel, and raise their OS to that level, they will easily appreciate to 4k plus. |
GeeKudi:Sure. I have started my buying in tranches. Once the ND Western purchase deal is done, their daily production moves to over 140k per day. That's a game changer. |
KarlTom:Aradel. We are coming. |
ogawisdom:They will resolve their issues. The problem for America is not the genocide. The problem is that 15% tax on imported fuel. It's going to totally eliminate importation if dirty fuel from Europe and America. Genocide didn't start today. They will reach another deal that will calm trump. If not, trump will try to scatter things for our president in the next election, using genocide as an excuse. |
Payunsin:I was born, schooled and have lived in the North all my live until I returned to the East recently. And from my experience, when those guys come to kill, it's for no reason. They just kill everything related to Christianity. It's not about money, it's not about property. Do not connect it to the one our government prefer to call banditry. That one we also know is all about solid mineral. If you think the north has no natural resource you know nothing. Those natural resources fuel the banditry. But the onslaught against Christians in Benue, Plateau and even Enugu state has religious connotations. |
On the quality of Ellahlakes Result: On a very serious note, it is a huge mess. if NSE does not make an investigation, statement/disclaimer and subsequent fine with respect to those responsible for such a bad quality result pasted on their platform, then it means they are complicit in the mess. I cannot remember any company ever posting such poor quality result on the platform. In this era of technological advancement where even a simple android phone would have done better, there couldn't be any other reason for this mess than hiding the figures from the investing public |
funkymedina2:It was not meant to be read. If them make the result readable, Una go insult them. So let them just submit something and avoid the fine |
mikeapollo:The same thing pulling other stocks. Many stocks ought to be on good bids and price appreciation. |
Streetinvestor2:Alhaji go first buy me. I am for sale to only Alhaji, Rabiu(BUA) or Ote$. |
Where is NASCON result? |
Streetinvestor2:https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/45330_TOTALENERGIES_MARKETING_NIGERIA_PLC-_QUARTER_3_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2025_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_OCTOBER_2025.pdf No body want talk about the result. Dangote refinery is dealing seriously with this company. |
Lofty1000:I get small units. The stock only moves during the result season. You may be trapped for months until the next result comes out and them no get good dividends history. If you enter tomorrow, you fit make 10 - 20 %. Then the you get trapped until next result id released. |
Princkez:Back to profit. 13billion profit after tax for Q3. |
vacanci:UBA eps is N13.56 the difference is clear. |
Agbalowomeri:UACN also. Na wa oh |
Seplat interim dividend for Q3 should be like N100 per share. Not bad. Aradel N10. My Xmas chicken and rice done ready. |
Willie2015:Aradel under 700 will be very very sweet but don't bet on it. |
naturalflow:I wanted full offer make I transfer my remaining access bank there. |