₦airaland Forum

DeRuggedProf:
Sometimes I wish I had the powers to shut down the market and ask everybody to go home and make up their minds and return after two weeks

The crowd is really a bunch of indecision..
Buy, no. Sell, no.Sit on the fence, no. Leave the market, no. The Crowd wants to do ALL of the above at the same time..

drace:
Artemisinin is an ACT also.
And the best ACT in Nigeria is Artesunate/Amodiaquin which most of us will not want to take. But even then, the problem is not the type of ACT used but the standard and the way our people take the medications. For example, Coartem is to be used at the zero hour, then, exactly 8 hours after the first dose, then 24 hours after the first dose and 12 hourly subsequently. And it should be used after a fatty meal or with a cup of milk.
The other problem we have is the storage of our drugs. They should be stored below 30°C but the ambient temperature is higher. The implication is that the drugs most people use have lost a bit of their potency!

CodeTemplar:
I don't believe in openly showing up to commission charitable acts like this. Though this may be better option than not doing any.

Godlylifeoneart:
Many people have raised a red flag on wapco
I equally posted a comment on red flag signals.
WAPCO n Oando fit into those companies that expand aggressively without having the means.
Every year, dz good for nothing company will be racing preferential shares, bonds commercial papers. All in the name of expansion.
Dangote actually played a smart one on this company by taken makanju and some of their technocrats. Since makanju left, dz company has never be d same.
A company that dangote met in business could no longer rival ccnn. What a pity? Wapco is sinking in debts.
Too late to catch up.... Wapco heading southwards @ km N10 to 15

aremso:
higest my brother is N32

Yayira:
You are always wrong and you be wrong on this one too

onegentleguy:
YES... FULL BID @ N2.23 with nearly 2M total bid, but NOT a single offer !!
Blessed are those who managed to KEYED IN @ between N1. 85 to N1.90 after the analysis yesterday.

...It is well.

stcool:
Still thanking God I entered Zenith Bank on time...awaiting Q3

N40 exit price.

rebekah2011:
http://www.nse.com.ng/Financial_NewsDocs/23937_GUARANTY_TRUST_BANK_PLC._FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_OCTOBER_2018.pdf

EPS N5.03. This is a bank and a good business

temple2grace:
Noticed investing.com isn't up to date on NSE price data.

timilehin007:
Am not understanding..are u sure it wasn't the other leg that was shot..

mendes911:
On top how much?

Agbalowomeri:
Some Jijoist have been playing it
Volume is abysmal

DSoj:
As long as the engine is ok or minor damage,,, nothing spoil.
It's callled love-vendor my ride.
Body work is no big deal.

Infinitisi:
*Daily Market Summary, October 16, 2018.*

The Nigerian Stock Exchange ended today’s trading session on a positive note, as the All Share Index, closed at 32,722.18 basis points, up 0.95%.

Year to date, the index is down 14.44%.

*Top Gainers and Losers*

*Gainers*
UAC Property Development Company (UPDC) was the best performing stock today. The stock closed at N1.77, up 9.94%.
Cutix Plc. closed at N2.03, up 9.73%.
Unilever Plc. closed N43.50, up 5.58%

*Losers*
On the flip side, Beta Glass was the worst performing stock in today’s trading session. The stock closed at N70.20, down 10%.
Julius Berger closed at N21.55, down 9.83%.
Niger Insurance closed at N0.30, down 9.09%.

*Top trades by Volume.*

Sunu Assurance was the most actively traded stock today. 500 million shares valued at N100 million traded in 15 deals.

41.8 million Guaranty Trust Bank shares valued at N1.5 billion were traded in 221 deals.

20.2 million Fidelity bank shares valued at N38.6 million were traded in 153 deals.


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GoTV:
Even though I'm a born again Christian, incidence like these are inevitable since christianity have been turned to a religion of mockery by the hypocrisy of we Christians who refuse to call a spade, a spade. Pastors have been elevated to Demi-god and their gullible followers believe they can never do wrong. We Christians are quick to defend irresponsible elements parading as pastors and bishops with "Touch not my annointed and do my Prophet no harm" but we hypocritically judge others especially of separate religious beliefs. These pulpits fraudsters we call pastors exploits the gullibility of we Christians by threatening us with Hell fire and instilling fears in their congregation to maximize financial returns. No wonder we have more churches than schools and factories all over the country since selling the name of Jesus is the most profitable lazy way of making money.


Our irresponsible sisters in the lord too can not be left out of these show of immorality prevailing in our churches. They dress like prostitutes to churches wearing mini skirts, tight dresses to seduce pastors and male members of the church. O[b]ur Muslim counterparts are always fighting for decent dressings to the extent that they insist that school girls are well covered in Hijab so they can grow up to become responsible women.[/b] Yet we Christians will wage condemnations on their demands while we swim in immorality. When organizations like Muric lambasts us for our hypocrisy, we turn around to demonize Islam. I don't support rapist but we Christians need to do more in the fight against immorality so we can stop loosing people who are ashamed to be Christians to Islam.

Yayira:
Another Lazarus ? Ok oo

DeRuggedProf:
SUNU

DeRuggedProf:
Which bank did Peter Obi work for before?
Let me start thinking like a typical Nigerian.
This is the type of thinking that make me money....
Argue with me until it is late for you...
Equations have failed me too many times...

Sirheny007:
Umunna..
Does this make any sense?

Its like chasing a man out of his own house.

ModsareChevres:
You must be deluded