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morikee:From MTN or Airtel? I didn't know they brought the X17M Pro to Nigeria. Most of the X17M are the base models. |
morikee:X17U abi? |
Burgerstv23:Watching the video and reading the OP's comments, very funny. The guy doesn't know Jack about routers, nor batteries. |
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londonerr:Which ODU? The megawealth001 account is impersonating megawealth, in apparent association with other supporting accounts who offer likes and approval responses. From what they are posting, the accounts are definitely being run by someone on this thread. |
SonofElElyonRet:Even the one you're quoting is probably same person. The likes, the quotes, the accounts replying, are probably from same impostor. Haven't you been here long enough to know these things? |
MODESTY2024:Noooo. Where did you get that? |
NSEstudent:1. Efficiency Check NB generates a Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) of 18.72% against a headline inflation hurdle rate of 14.63%, delivering a positive Real ROIC of 4.09%. Because the business clears the macro inflation hurdle and generates positive economic profit, NB qualifies as an operational Wealth Creator. The company demonstrates effective operating efficiency and pricing resilience, proving that capital deployed across its manufacturing base is compounding above domestic purchasing power erosion. 2. Cash & Dividend Safety Free Cash Flow (FCF) generation is exceptionally strong, standing at ₦89.01 billion (₦89,007,647 thousand). FCF Conversion quality is superior at 78.01%, signaling that operational profitability translates cleanly into liquid cash, free of severe working capital traps or undisciplined capital expenditure. In accordance with the analytical framework, standard dividend metrics (0.00% yield and 0.00% payout ratio) are strictly ignored due to this being a Q3 interim assessment period, as final capital return allocations are formalized at the audited full-year stage. The substantial liquidity pool provides significant solvency protection, buffering the balance sheet against ongoing macro turbulence. 3. Valuation & Trajectory Verdict: NB trades at ₦72.40 against an Interim Annualized EPS of ₦3.68 and a Projected Full-Year Forward EPS of ₦4.91, resulting in a Forward P/E of 14.74x. Applying the Forward Projector Rule: For non-banking equities, a Forward P/E of 10.00x or below represents an asymmetric value entry point. At 14.74x, the market is pricing NB within its normal operational range, offering no asymmetric margin of safety at current levels. Layer 2 Technical Momentum places the stock at 28.84% of its 52-week range (₦60.00 - ₦103.00), currently down 29.71% from its 52-week high. Price action remains subdued: the stock trades below both its SMA 50 (₦74.74) and SMA 200 (₦76.66), with no Golden Cross confirmation. Under the Layer 2 Value-Momentum Matrix, the stock is categorized as Fairly Valued / Neutral Momentum. Because the forward multiple exceeds 10.00x and price momentum is below the moving average stack, the trajectory does not support an aggressive entry. Verdict: HOLD / NEUTRAL. Patient capital should wait for a valuation compress toward 10.00x forward earnings (around ₦49.10) or a verified breakout above the SMA 200 (₦76.66). 4. Risk & Macro Verdict Macro backdrop: Headline inflation at 14.63% continues to strain consumer purchasing power, yet NB’s Real ROIC of 4.09% demonstrates that operational defenses remain intact. Key risks include escalating industrial input costs, currency pass-through risks on imported packaging/raw materials, and price sensitivity from end consumers. Technical breakdown risk remains active: trading beneath the SMA 50 (₦74.74) leaves the stock vulnerable to testing the lower boundary of its 52-week range at ₦60.00 if forward Q4 earnings deviate from the ₦4.91 target. Final Stance: Operationally an enduring Wealth Creator, but technically and fundamentally marked as HOLD until entry valuation aligns with an asymmetric risk-reward profile. |
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MEGAWEALTH02:They make their major bucks in Nigeria and have the confidence to list in the US first. |
fuckboys:This corroborates what someone I trust told me as well. Anyway, it's different strokes for different folks, apparently. |
fuckboys:I see. I don't know why they don't want to service their ODU infrastructure in other places so that everyone will have the same experience. Also,do you keep count of your data usage and noticed any changes after hitting 1TB? |
fuckboys:I don't know why they have not brought this Huawei in my area. I will contact my contact. Why getting the ODU though? I thought you ported to MTN FibreX and probably also have the FlyX? |
fabem:You really have very good network in your area for both networks. MTN is the clear winner here with the latency I'm seeing. Airtel is not terrible there as well. Enjoy. |
Rokynwastar:I see |
Rokynwastar:So the router accepts Internet via USB and not LAN port? |
MrSuama: ![]() I no know how to connect that box oh, Chief. I heard the box doesn't allow connection via Wi-Fi from other devices. I don't have it so I have nearly zero experience with it. |
Gshems:Good to hear. When I tested a broadband MTN SIM in my X25 pro when they gave free 25GB for their anniversary, it was really good as well. All the bands I could see, run on 20MHz bandwidth. This means that on paper, MTN has the capacity to accommodate and handle more traffic with most of its bands. But then that experience could be in isolation. Others may have bands of lower bandwidth in their locations. What it does mean is that MTN might be good if I try using their FlyX here. But Airtel hasn't given me a reason to dump them. |
Ex0rrcist:I would like to say, with all due respect, that it's location issue sir. I mean, the ODU infrastructure in your area apparently need some upgrade I'm saying this as someone who also suffered the untold fluctuations of the Airtel ODU in the early days. It should be noted that I also advise people to get MTN FlyX these days instead of Airtel ODU. That said, I use the Airtel ODU at its most reliable state for the best part of several months now. |
MrSuama:I recall the op of this thread did the same with Airtel ODU. Just get a good hardware then. |
MageSkrillex:It should be unlimited for the three months, ideally. If they cap it at 1TB, then it has to be 3TB for the three months. I have been using and not taking a count. Airtel has been really good, great I should say. |
MrSuama:Do you have a way of getting the ODU SIM Cards without buying both Airtel and MTN? If yes, then you should get the SIM cards and buy any of the unlocked ODUs if and only if it's guaranteed to work with the other sim when unlocked. If not, you may buy X25 pro and unlock it via paragon and be particular about the firmware that has the feature to tweak IMEI. It's noteworthy that being unlocked is not a guarantee that it's going to work with the other ODU SIM Card. My advice is that you buy the two ODUs. Buy one and use for one month. Buy the other one and use for the next month and then decide for yourself. Based on current testimonies, if you want to buy only one, you may buy MTN as people say it's more stable. Complaints exist but very few for now. |
MrSuama:I heard rumours about that X17U being unlocked by third parties these days. You'd need to verify before buying if unlocking is important to you. To me, since they are stationary devices and you can get them cheaply from ISPs, unlocking is probably not critical at this point. What should be more important is knowing which of the networks is better in your area. You will know by asking friends in your area. Your neighbours. Device for device, X17U (MTN) arguably has a slightly better ODU but X17M (Airtel) has a superior IDU. Airtel, meanwhile, has both devices and more in their arsenal. |
yMcy56:Maybe we go need to kill cow for NB before e go catch up. |
MrSuama:I read where it said it's being reviewed. Did nothing come out of the purported review? |
Comisun:Through what medium did they? Maybe through some resource people. Proxy things. |
Comisun:Abeg how una dey take submit? Na via proxy abi anybody fit submit? |
absodiq:Do you not like the ones you mentioned? A lot have been posted on this thread with lots of guides and stuff. There is no movie you cannot find on CloudStream with the correct extensions/add-ons. Same with Stremio, Nuvio and then, the father of them all, PlayTorrio. You can also try Rezen, Netfly, etc. |
Ifeanyi4491:Lol, those devices are expensive |
11111 "Brooks was here" |
rapheal5:It was working but I'm not sure it still does. The router in the message you quoted, however, still works. |
