rebekah2011:


This wont work again. Investors are now wiser. Of what value is a fantastic unaudited results only for the thing to change when audited.

nastydamus:
Good morning house. Please I've got a little issue with Morgan Capital: needed a hundred thousand naira to attend to some engagements so I sent them an email to withdraw the said amount from my MC account.
They sent an email later saying the transfer had been done and my MC account was debited immediately but it's been a week now and I've not seen the money (had to get from a friend), sent them four mails about the 'transfer' that didn't happen but nobody is replying; all their lines are unreachable as well.
This is not exactly what a customer wants to go through when hard-earned money is involved.

NuttyChoky:
Oando's going concern assumption is threatened... Invest there at your own risk!

http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/aed4718c-00c8-11e6-ac98-3c15a1aa2e62.html#axzz46LTP26Ov

willyede:

Men guy if you do not have anything reasonable to say just keep shut.. You guys always thinking you are heads above everyone else.
The race is not for the swift but time and season separates them all.

PETERiCHY:


Mind you on Aug 5th 2011, i have over 11m trapped in BankPHB shares Courtesy of Sanusi bank nationalization.

That's why it's called a STUCK MARKET or rather a gambling platform.

So newbies ought to know what they are really getting into.

*ThE OcToPuS*

PETERiCHY:
http://tribuneonlineng.com/forex-policy-iberia-withdraws-services-from-nigeria


THE refusal of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to exempt foreign carriers from its forex policy has claimed its first casualty, with Iberia Airline pulling out of Nigeria.

According to information gathered late Tuesday, Iberia, the Spanish national carrier, was said to have taken the decision, in view of the financial predicaments brought upon it by the CBN forex policy, which prevented it from repatriating its proceeds made in Nigeria for many months now.

Since the introduction of the policy, the foreign airlines have over $500 million trapped in the various banks which they ought to have repatriated to their various home countries.

Prior to the decision of Iberia, many of the foreign carriers had expressed their displeasure at the CBN policy, with many threatening to withdraw their services from Nigeria if nothing was urgently done to reverse it.
Information gathered on Tuesday indicated that apart from Iberia, other foreign airlines had concluded plans to equally pull out of the country.

In view of the latest development, the foreign carriers are expected to meet with Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo in Abuja, today.

PETERiCHY:


Why won't they be quiet or have seen where someone bitten by a cobra makes noise.

Well it's only the gulible newbies that were deceived I pity.

NuttyChoky:


There is no way a responsible SEC should not probe this result!!!

How did they go from PAT of N2billion as at Q3 to N713m in just three months

Without any major event happening and without any warning to shareholders Kai

Manonamission:


They operate in different sectors and the market often considers that.

ufotty2001:
brother nothing like mr market fcmb will get to N1 .. @ mkt price of 0.76 fcmb is giving out 10k but the same penny stock transcorp @ 1.20k transcorp will not even give you up to 0.06k ..

megainvest:
FCMB has proven once again that investors will always over-react to bad news and that is where opportunities are created for the value investors.

FCMB in the bank, watching FBNH in 5D. Cha - ching !!!

zendi:
some lucky people don hammer for zenith in just 2 days. this market is full of wonders.

PETERiCHY:


Working in oil an company is not the issue here.

OIL is the life-wire of Nigeria economy and every wise investor must factor it as a major yardstick.

For over 6months I have been raising the RED FLAGS but some took it for granted.

Again let me chip this in.i know of 4 top Arab billionaires that have been into the oil industry for over 40yrs.

But this year they are all pulled their fund and retired because of the bleak oil future.

He that has ears let him hear.

*ThE OcToPuS*

alexo68:
My people i see a lot of opportunities in the market at the moment if you are brave and[b] have funds [/b]at your disposal.

locodemy:


That means it will be on full offer tomorrow.i am now getting it interesting.i will wait to buy at #4.50k soon.

Agbalowomeri:


You see today's guardian?

PETERiCHY:


Well the guy is into exchange and money transfer while I'm not.

I said this sometime ago I'm not really after NAIRA DEVALUATION rather what i want is stability of the NAIRA and free access to one's account .

All the money i remitted back home last year was done at an average of N170.

even rightnow remittance to Nigeria plus COT is done at the rate of N225 per USD while receiving from Nigeria is N228 per USD.

In other words the CBN restrictions is only preventing the bigger cash from hitting the system which in turn makes the economy to be stagnant and i bet you know what happens to a stagnant water. - PETERIOCONOMICS

AkinadeDare:
. Selling at loss is not good. Just be patient. It will surely recover!

bigass:
To hell with myjoy08. He came here to deceive people. He was a scammer. He achieved his aim and left.

Dozi05:
PLease BnSiTl how does on transfer sales proceeds from a morgan capital account to his bank account

Dragonking:
APC started the insult game and propaganda to win election, so they must be ready to dance to their own tune.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/el-rufai-insults-osinbajo-deja-vu/
; El Rufai ‘insults’ Osinbajo – déjà vu

Opeoluwaadewole:
Please house,does my stock brocker has any right to sell, part of my share without informing me,l just received my cscs alert yesterday,that
some amount of unit have been sold.please what can i do in respect to this.please house i need you .

cornwall:


You should give a synopsis instead of just retyping the headline itself! Makes one wonder if you actually read what you are pasting for the rest of us to read!!

myjoy08:


Broker ke? Sir, am just an ordinary man like you. Anyway, focus is mainly on banking stocks! And some few oil and gas