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MeezPat:This will help you. 1. Stop using the bookmarked link you currently use. 2. Google search Atlass Portfolios and go straight to their official website. 3. On the top left corner of their site, click “Login”. 4. Enter your username and password afresh on that page, and you should be in. Every other time, use this route to log in without hinderance. Let me know if this works. |
The market is still sleeping over NEM insurance with N6 EPS at N15! |
Sunrisepebble:I love all the positives being shared about Fidson. No mischief intended, just purely intellectual curiosity: What’s your honest view in the balance sheet position with regards to the N1.15 billion cash Vs N32.19 billion debt giving a net cash position of -N31.04 billion? My brother @Ositadinma and any other interested party your opinion will be most valued. |
Mpeace: ![]() |
UNUSUAL VOLUME DETECTED! 1.2 billion shares of UBA valued at N44 billion traded just 24 minutes into trading today. All I see is Tony Elumelu’s Heir’s Holdings mopping! |
GeeKudi:Try clearing your browser cache. I experienced same sometime ago and did that. Hope this helps. |
Payunsin:The analysis on Oando has always been based on its fundamentals and that’s why the bashing is justified for not meeting the criteria for fundamentalists. If you have been making money trading it, that’s you applying technical analysis or something closer to that to profit from the stock. On that note, you too are justified and can’t see anything wrong with the stock. Everyone sticking to their strategy in assessing a stock is all I see. The lenses are different, so the views can’t be the same. |
Sunrisepebble:Totally agree. I think this is even conservative if you put the new multiple-year contracts into consideration going forward. Meanwhile, where have you been bro? Your new venture I suppose. Hope it’s coming along nicely? Best wishes. |
Agbalowomeri: ![]() |
Mpeace:So that they can consolidate their position. No mind them. |
ositadima1:I can’t agree less. Beyond TA and FA, these two have very tangible reasons to advance. Dangcem cancelled the treasury shares they bought back, consequently reducing the OS which automatically improves their per share metrics instantly. This also means they will need less cash to pay the same dividend/share declared the last time, thereby positioning them for a higher dividend payout. This means if they decide to pay exactly the same amount of total dividend cash pay out announced recently, it will amount to more than the N30/share declared due to the reduced OS. Buacem actually had two new plants planned to have been commissioned last year, but for the unforeseen forex losses I guess. Now that there’s forex stability in the market, they just might at least announce the commissioning of one of the plants if not both. That should surely cause a massive rally if it happens. Its only a matter of time which could be sooner or later. |
While the rebasing and economy debate is raging, don’t get carried away and miss out on the fact that an opportunity has been presented in Bua cement. If you believe in Bua’s future growth and prospects, take a long term position now at the N88.50 it is selling now. If you are not sure because the previous numbers are not convincing, stand by the sidelines until you see reasons to. Happy investing. |
Sunrisepebble:I have a palm plantation. I can tell from the report that a major booster of the revenue in 2024 was the absence of FFB sales. FFB - Fresh Fruit Bunch was sold in 2023 but in 2024, all the harvested FFB were refined. It is more lucrative to refine your FFB as you get two major by products in CPO and PKO which are international commodities. As long as they keep producing and expanding the farms, you can be sure of continuous increased revenue apart from occasional price increases. When you then factor in the fact that they have now found a way to access the global palm oil market (valued at $72 billion and projected to grow to around $121 billion in 2034), through the Ghana acquisition, greater market share is bound to be captured in forex. |
sterlingD:Normally, N1.14 EPS compared to the previous N0.59 looks a very good performance by Unilever. But will the market punish it after considering the price is at around N36 already from the N39 is jumped to? A better future surely awaits long termers and a good opportunity to enter in case it is pummeled below N30. |
sterlingD:Multiverse result not looking bad. Retained earnings, a major factor in measuring the future growth of the business grew from N250m to N645m. Full year EPS N0.95 compared to N0.68 in 2023 though helped by a strong Q4 EPS. Maybe the 3 days full offer status will revert with bids coming in small, small. ![]() |
Locotrader:You don’t need prayer with what you have boldly done with CHAMS. What you need now is a big dose of patience that’s all. |
ositadima1:CHAMS comes to mind at the bolded. |
![]() Agbalowomeri:Trouble maker! |
Sunrisepebble:I am waiting patiently hoping the market dumps let me add enough to what I have. I like to enter early before any rush. |
Sunrisepebble:Thanks for dropping this update. I use Trading 212 for foreign stocks and have been going on without a thought of searching for the London listed Seplat until you mentioned it. It closed at p200 today. I’m seeing the following metrics: Mkt cap $1.18B Revenue $1.06B EPS $0.14 PE ratio: 18.44 Not sure if data is YTD or YoY, but it’s looking decent.
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Sunrisepebble:Chief, I don tell you say SPDC (“oyel money”) na “blood money” you still dey investigate? ![]() |
mikeapollo:My brother, the executive recklessness is so sickening with these people. I struggle to see such justification no matter how much explanation I have read about it. I was so impressed when I read about Otedola’s reaction to that of FBN. And he is a billionaire oh. I mean, you can still have a very good party without those wastages. |
emmanuelewumi:I recall buying NAHCO N9.00 after you and @currentprice’s analysis drew my attention. I was more than impressed after doing my DD. Well done Pa Emma. |
Sunrisepebble: ![]() Bro, mad money dey there oh, more like “blood money” when you see those expatriates pay. I saw how attractive that money was when kidnappers broke into the power plant occupied by Daewoo experts and kidnapped. SPDC had to shut down the project and evacuated the entire project sites. One month after, every expatriate returned except one. The money big pass the fear for their lives. ![]() |
Sunrisepebble:SPDC owns Afam VI. I was in the SPDC team that built the 240mmscf/d capacity Onshore Okoloma Gas To Power Plant & Pipelines Construction Project valued then at $1.3bn between 2005-2010. The pipeline project was subcontracted to Saipem, while the gas plant project was subcontracted to Alcon. |
Sunrisepebble:This bro, your type of Oliver Twist over Aradel is worth studying oh. After all your heavy “loot” from the NASD days, something still dey pain you? ![]() |
aj8:As a business owner, the most striking interest to me is that info stating 39% yoy increase in exports. That’s supposed to be music in the ears of shareholders. Improved exports translates to improved forex earnings. |
Afriprud continues to fly under the radar while the endless debate on big fish is going on. N11.70 now. |
Locotrader:Thank you very much the great Loco himself. |
Please can Cardinal Stone users advise me how to make deposit? Newly registered on the app and can’t find their account details both online and in the welcome email Thanks in advance. |
