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Bottomline, all man should choose this day on what side you are, investor, trader or hybrid.

Whatever side you decide to join, learn the ropes and use calls to trigger your own DD rather than blindly follow. However, I believe even when you follow blindly, you should have your own entry and exit points. There are some of us who follow OGP, mrcy, ogaemma, cstomstreet, osidinma or CP etc blindly, but we still de try open one eye de look left, right then left again to be sure we are not crushed.

On a lighter note, I believe this year has been favorable to jijoist and hybrids.

Locotrader:
Thank God I made myself clear via my new moniker as a trader "Locotrader".
I did this so that my username will judge anyone who tries to condemn any action I take.A trader may value a stock at #20 naira and decide to exit at #15.He prays for a pullback to re-enter same stock again and ride it simultaneously till the price is actualized.

In this context,I didn't see where to blame Peter because I have known him as a trader for a long time now.

My advice is anyone who wants to invest should do so in a dividend paying stocks and avoid non dividend paying stocks which are being hijacked by traders to avoid this type of blame.

Know a trader by their actions and know peace.

Investors are patient people.They don't hype stocks.They don't create liquidity in a stock.They rely on dividends and also average down when they see a pullback.

Chief madam... I do not think you were among those that promoted Oando, so none of those post in my opinion are directed at you at all. So there is not need to go defensive when they are not even referring to you. The 2 major O n O promoters have monikers that start with P, let them get their heat themselves, you are not their lawyer.

So keep on the good works you do here, for which the majority of us are grateful.

Even on the rare occasion when you make wrong call sef, we still trust your judgement.

yMcy56:
Is that enough reasons to be laughing those inside?

I've said something here before, that many don't read or read past pages, they'll just go ahead with whatever they feel is okay for them, some will invest based on what they met on ground when they opened the thread.

Either we like it or not, those that are buying are still buying and will still be buying in market. Those that staked billions on it are not aliens.

I'm just not comfortable with the confusion people are causing here especially for newbies........and to say that those postings about Oando are simply after their selfish interests. Wonder what you're going to gain if they lose funds!

I was just watching how they were posting about Access too, just because Access declared 30k, now looks like heaven wants to fall

With all your shoutings of "I told you so", one would have thought the offers in Oando will reach the sky self.

No, I don't think so. He is talking about the general psychology of entering and exiting a share cycle. You know all those questions of "is this a good price to buy or a sell". The analysis paralysis kind of thing when you are not sure if you should wait a little longer or pull the trigger.

megawealth01:
He is talking about OANDO sha but...

This table you are shaking... Instead of using parable, just call us by our name abeg.

Deadlytruth:
THE STORY OF THE WILD GOOSE HUNTER AND THE LESSON IT TEACHES ON HOW AND WHEN TO TAKE PROFIT IN STOCKS TRADING

The hunter in question made a trap to hunt wild geese and took it to a spot in the bush where he set it and poured some grains inside. The trap was designed in such a way that the hunter could, from where he was hiding a very long distance away, close it by merely pulling a rope attached to the lid of the trap. After setting it and hiding himself behind a bush far away, he sighted ten wild geese (his targeted exit price in this scenario). The first goose entered to help itself with some of the grains. The second one followed and it continued like that till the ninth goose. However, for no phantomable reason, the tenth goose just didn't enter. The hunter didn't pull the rope but decided to wait patiently till it would finally enter not minding the fact that what kept the other nine inside was the grains hence they must start going out once they finished eating it. While the waited in his unrealistic hope, one of the nine geese inside the trap walked out leaving eight inside. At this point the hunter regretted a little and readjusted his target to nine geese with the hope that he would pull the rope once the one that just walked out wandered back in. But while he waited again, another one walked out. The man kept on re-adjusting his target downwards until all of them walked out except just one. It was at that point it dawned on the hunter and he pulled the rope catching only one goose.
Trading lesson of the story: Take your profit immediately price begins to fall.

I think the point that gentleman is making is that all of these buyout that is claimed to be coming from minority shareholder is actually orchestrated by Wale himself but making it look like it is coming from a set of minority shareholders. I do not think he is contending the rule as per CAMA.

If I understand what he was saying, he is saying that the so-called court case against Oando is done by the same people who are the defendants to hoodwink the public.

mikeapollo:
Please try and understand the rules when shareholders ask for a buyout.
The rule/law per CAMA and SEC says that the highest price of the share on the NSE in the last 6 months before the court case will be used as the offer price if shareholders ask for a buyout.
That is the reason why Oando offered N7.07 which is a little higher than the highest price on the NSE in the 6 months before the court case started.

I doubt if the one I quoted is not the original, if you check the date it predates many of the copies, at least of the ones I have seen.

Wotowotoman:
That’s a copy and paste. I have read that story in so many places. Infact, it originally originated from another African country. I think Kenya or so…

The feedback I am getting is that our Chinese guys were firmly on ground. I hear they have started offering 15 years to 20 years battery warranty.

The capacity I hear they are offering on inverters is so far unbelievable that I cannot yet mention it until I get concrete proof.

I understand these Chinese guys are taking this space by storm o. I am not too shocked though, considering how far they have gone with electric cars.

isangjohnson:
Please, we need update on new innovations as I'm working on community solar project.

Guys, for those who can attend the annual Nigeria Energy Conference is starting today at Landmark Hotel, VI Lagos. It is usually an opportunity to meet directly with suppliers, learn what the new trends in technology are, meet international suppliers who also come to the conference yearly, and also know the direction of government policy with regard to renewable energy.

I could have posted the link to access it but I am not in any mood for one BOT to disrespectfully ban me, so I suggest you google "Nigeria Energy Conference" and preregister to attend if it is something that ticks your fancy.

Those who attend can also share with us whatever new innovations are in the pipeline so that we can as solar enthusiasts position ourselves to be at the forefront of implementation.

Nooo, nothing wen dat baba talk de related to renewable o... So do not be too hard on yourself. It is a follow up on another side talk about internet service providers and then internet and then servers.

It just tells you this thread has various professionals.

odimbannamdi:


As in, baba came out gun blazing...lol...I try my best to follow the conversation, but the unfamiliar lingos make me lost. Men don really go far for this renewable energy waka o

Na wa... small let us play small and do small addition na em you go carry further maths test book come out? Sombori cannot play with you.

Anyway, it is interesting how knowledge of technology can be used to manage cost, improve security and even provide entertainment that others pay a premium for.

jonescosmos:
Sorry my response is coming a bit late, was actually on transit.

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If you feel the price is really good, then I suggest you buy it first and ask questions later. The panels will be useful to you one way or the other.
One way you can deploy it is to buy another charge controller that can work with this new solar panel.
My thoughts.

Cutezt:
Hello house, good evening.

So I have a setup of 3 pieces of 250w panels on a 1.5kva inverter and 2 batteries, but it doesn't charge fast enough with the panels, I figured that it needed more panels and someone is offering me a brand new 520 wats panel at a good price, however, I refused buying cos I read that joining panels of different wattage together is not a good idea, however, I went ahead to ask my installer if the panels can work together and to my shock, he says they will work fine. I am sceptical about it and don't trust his judgment on this one, so I decided to ask the professionals in the house, what are the pros and cons of joining panels of different wattage with such wide margin?

Cc - Valto brightk Iinnov8
dacool1
mctfopt and anyone that cares to help. Thank you.

Is this he who has been anticipated all these while or is he another?

robobo:
really i dont understand how anyone that is holding this stock would sell it for less than 25 (half PBV)

Although it might look like the current performance would not be sustainable given that the major component ( revaluation) is one off but i beg to differ.

On a back of the envelope basis, my take is that UBA EPS going forward would sustain the upward of N8 per share going forward even without revaluation. The revaluation alone add over N800b to the bank asset which if invested in TB at average of 13% is over N100bn profit per year (without any cost) to the bank bottom line i.e. about 3.50 per share which if added to the normalised EPS (before revaluation) of about 4.5 per share would give about N8 per share going forward even without revaluation. Please note that this view goes beyond 2023 to as much as 3-4 years ahead (bar any major mishap from the management)

if 35% of the N8 per share is paid as dividend one would expect a dividend of at least N2.50 (both interim and final) which at N25 per share is a yield of at least 10%.

so i dont understand how any one would want to sell below N25, but to each mallam his kettle.

Selah

We treated this issue around 2020. Seems just like yesterday. One of the major takeaways from that discussion is this quote below. I had to go and search for it. You can use it to check how the discussion at that time went.

I have bolded what I believe is the answer to your question. Of how a Nigerian reluctantly had to start employing foreigners to take up positions in Nigeria because of our bad character as Donbrig has also correctly stated.

ultron12345:
I can relate very well with your second paragraph.

I run a manufacturing business and a trading business.
The biggest challenge in my manufacturing business is not power, or infrastructure, the biggest challenge is getting honest staff. Everyone we hire is appears to be on a mission to steal as much as possible. Inflated invoices, recording less than the actual number of units produced. The worst part of it all is that all the fraud we've uncovered is not done by a single person, it's usually many staff who collude with each other, from production, to sales, to finance, even top management. There was a year I overhauled management 3 times in a year. But I've found a solution sha, I now use Indian management. So competent, so honest and so straightforward. I thought they were expensive at first with all the visa fees, accommodation, house staff, but now that losses due to staff theft have been reduced to a minimum, and efficiency increased, the Indian management has turned out to be cheaper than the previous Nigerian management. Now, all sensitive positions involving money go to Indians. Nigerians are only allowed in non-sensitive positions. I used to criticize companies like Dangote Group that hire so many Indians when there are many unemployed Nigerians, but now, I understand their decision.

My biggest challenge in the trading business is the same, getting honest staff. The form of trading occurs in the open market, and involves staff having access to huge sums of money running into a few millions. I know how much I pay to security companies to provide escorts for the staff, not to prevent robbery, but to ensure that the staff go straight to the bank to deposit the money after the day's sales and not disappear with my money. This money spent on security companies is even enough to be declared as profit. We have to spend on CCTV, biometric scanners and other things that wouldn't not be needed if staff weren't looking for the slightest opportunity to steal.

It got so bad at a point that my main criteria for employing staff was no longer conpaetency but honesty. At least, competency and skills can be learnt, but once you're dishonest, you're dishonest.

We always complain of the economy and how they are no jobs. I know people abroad who would have loved to set up job creating businesses in Nigeria but they can't because they can't get any trustworthy person to run it.

I know people in Nigeria with so much money, they want to start factories and other job-creating businesses but they can't because they are occupied elsewhere and can't get any trustworthy person to run the business. So instead of investing in the real sector and creating jobs, they'll just buy treasury bills, while the thieves are shouting no jobs.

Many big businesses would have been born in Nigeria if we could engage in partnerships, but we cant because you can't trust anyone. This is one advantage the Indians and Lebanese have over us in Nigeria. They can pull resources together and do mega-business, unlike Nigerians that because only one person must do everything since we can't partner, end up with small, tiny businesses.

Start a poultry and they will be stealing your eggs. Some will even go
ahead to be killing the chickens so that they'll be allowed to take them home.

Start an entertainment/viewing/game center and they'll be pocketing
your money. On the days you're around at the business, the money
realized will be x10 of the money realized when you're not around.
Because they're eating your money.

Lease out a vehicle to a driver to use and watch as he'll finish you.

Start a restaurant, the same thing will happen. More than half of the
total food ingredients will end up in their personal kitchens.

Even ordinary provisions shop, they will find a way to steal.

You'll see them with that their evil, wicked saying "na where person dey work, na there e dey chop, na e make dem dey callam workchop/workshop"...... Just imagine, justifying theft at work.

And you'll see these people point their crooked fingers at politicians when they're not any different. I usually say the reason most Nigerians haven't stolen billions of government money, is simply lack of opportunity.

Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria.

Hamachi:
I noticed a consistent behavioural pattern among Nigerian billionaires who run big businesses.

This behaviour is pronounced more among Mike Adenuga of Glo Brand and Aliko Dangote.

The behaviour is this: these business owners hardly hire Nigerians as business executives to run their businesses.

They prefer to travel as far as Pakistan, India, or Lebanon to hire their nationals to come to Nigeria to run their business.

Dangote's top executives are mainly from India and then Lebanese, while Mike prefers hiring Pakistan nationals to run Glo for him with his daughter Bella.

Dangote started hiring Indians business executives when he was a trader and since he transitioned into an industrialist, he has not looked back as he has doubled down in hiring them.

Hiring these guys comes at a steep price.

Most Dangote Group executives are Lebanese or Indian, and their annual salaries are up to 300 million naira per annum when converted to our local currency.

Aside from the high cost that they charge as salaries, you provide a duplex accommodation in Ikoyi or Banana Island with an SUV for them.

You also provide Hilux vehicle with policemen protecting them against kidnappers since they are endangered specie because of their white complexion.

Devakumar V. G. Edwin is one of Dangote's trusted lieutenants, as Aliko does not joke with him.

He has been with him since 1992, when he joined the business as a general manager.

At that time, Dangote was still a mega importer and a trader.

Edwin helped to transition the Dangote group into the industrial behomth that it is today from a trading company.

He is the one supervising the refinary project in Lekki for Dangote as Dangote trusted him so much, having supervised the building of the cement plants for the group all over Africa.

When you convert what Devakumar V. G. Edwin earns into Naira because he is paid in dollars by the Dangote group, the man earns more than 350 million naira salary per year.

Just like the rest of Dangote's top executives, he is an Indian national, and it is the same story across the whole gamut of Dangote's executives. .

The CEO Of Dangote sugar, RAVINDRA SINGH is an Indian national.

The same with the CEO of Dangote Cement.

Now I want to understand:

Why, despite the high cost of hiring them, are these Forbes billionaires more comfortable hiring Pakistanis, Indians, or Lebanese than Nigerians to manage their businesses in Nigeria?

Are they more ruthlessly efficient than their Nigerian business executives?

Is there any reason why this is so?

I guess your question to them should be, "Is today's price still a good price to enter?". Because the fundamentals haven't changed, it is just a question of whether you came late to the party and if item 7 is still on the list of items yet to be done.

crownprince2017:
Good morning everyone, my question will be directed to mcy, pa Emma, current price and the TAs in the house, what is your view on dangotesugar at the moment.

There used to be some methods achieved with Squid back in the day. The idea was for a local server to locally cache regularly access info on the internet so that when accessed once, all other requests for that info will first check if it is available locally before going to access it online. Is there a better way to achieve this nowadays?

jonescosmos:
You might want to put up some restrictions on your network.

In my office I used Mikrotik RB1100AHx4 to secure my Network. Using Layer7 Regexp and firewall to block so many things like Windows and Office Updates so they get it from the File Server, Blocking downloads by size and file types, Blocking bittorrents, Blocking Social Media and Streaming services (for some users), etc.
Used Adguard DNS for block explicit contents (porn), adverts, malwares, etc.
Used ARP=reply-only on your Local Network Interface to make sure that VPN and manual IP or DNS users can't use your network, except they use the IP and DNS that your Gateway allocates to them via DHCP, any attempt to alter or use a manual IP or VPN knocks them out of your Network, etc.
You can always have a list of IPs that are exempted from these restrictions though.

The pictures below can guide you further.

Interesting

Piggyyeaster2:
you and princeofLagos deserve slap

Ah sorry sir... My eyes be de deceive me.

ppogba:
Check at least the last two threads on NSE especially the ones about the all time high index and you will find me there GIDIGBA.

Thanks for your kind words though.

Baba if you know so much about NSE why we non de see you for the NSE thread. I am sure we could do with some of of expertise as you seem to have displayed here.

ppogba:
Good policy from the CBN but the fact remains that the banks are not even thinking of utilising the FX gains to pay dividends.

Most of the banks that have so far declared HY dividends have the intention of paying what they paid same time last year.

Zenith and GT paid..50k as half year dividends and are paying the same this year. So also is Fidelity Bank. If they were to pay from the FX gains, the first two banks I mentioned will pay nothing less than N2 per share.

Good thinking by the apex bank because I as a shareholder will not want such to happen.

To the idiot that argued with me concerning shares the last time, I am looking forward to your comments.

Children on Nairaland forming what they are not.

So like play like play now. He go de require visitor's tag to access government house just like other Tom, Dick and Harry.

This life non balance. Knowing how power play is like, he will be alone. Very few people will want to risk the wrath of the governor by associating with him. He will look back and wonder where it went all wrong.

I believe Obaseki is taking this fight too far. The funniest thing is that I really do not know the genesis of their fight.

Interesting

Wow... So just buying small shares like that can have a lot of impact in future o.

Even though some of those companies may have actually died the ones that survived were more than enough to make up for those ones..

Deadlytruth:
I completely share this view based on my own personal experience and the true life story told to me by the stockbroker who introduced me to the Nigerian Stock Exchange in 2003. According to him, there was this secondary school classmate and friend of his whose father was working with Nigeria Railway Corporation and was posted to Kaduna Station while himself and his friend (the man's son) schooled in their home town all in the Sixties or so. Many years after he and his friend graduated from secondary school and got separated by search for tertiary education in different parts of the country, the father of his friend got retired from Nigerian Railway Corporation and news began to reach him, who had then graduated from the Institute of Stockbrokers, that his friend's father came home with very many awards certificates he won for diligence, dedication to duty, and honesty while in the service.
The news so much spread at home that he was compelled to travel home for a first hand knowledge of what exactly those certificates were about. On arrival home and paying a visit to his friend's father, the old man welcomed him with a drink and immediately told the story of the countless awards he won as NRC staff, some of which he had put in photographic frames and hung all over the four walls of his sitting room as decorations of prestige. On examining these awards he discovered they were all certificates of shares periodically bought for all NRC staff by the management of NRC through regular deductions from their salaries as a policy back then. On closer examination he realized that most of those certificates were for shares of the likes of Guinness, Total and other today blue chips while they sold for between N1 and N3 hence had become worth millions at the man's retirement but financial ignorance kept this man in the belief that they were mere awards for excellence in service. Ironically the house the man managed to build and hanged those certificates of 'award' was unpainted and unfloored due to 'lack' of funds. It was at that point he told his friend's father that he was hanging millions all over his house yet living in penury but the man could not understand until he explained to him that those were investments which could be converted to millions of cash. Then he asked the man to bring down all the certificates, destroy the photographic frames around each and every one of them, pack them all in a file and follow him to Lagos where he helped him dematerialize them through his stockbroking firm (Midas) and sold off the shares in just two out of the over 30 certificates and the man was paid the over N5m proceeds to his astonishment and asking how it is possible to have made so much money without being aware he was doing a very lucrative business alongside his job while he worked in NRC.

True

Are there bigger types of enclosures of these types available in the market?

ameh99:
50AH 12v lithium battery available?

Hmmmm... If you read Harley Chase novels back in the days, then a question like that will frighten you. The insurance company

Anyway, oga Emma has always advised the use of Trust in matters like this but to be asked a question of when a person will die, directly will back in the days result in family meeting straight away.

Most men that I know want a way to transfer their wealth to their kids if life happens and they are gone, but are often hindered by the reality that humans are unpredictable.

Anyway, I hope you also have her PIN, account number and a POD signed in your name? No law in nature says that the man must die first even though stats shows that men have a higher probability of dying first, but there is no law that says it has to be so.

Quiteparrot:
Hello house, please for someone that starch it all digitally, how is the best way to write a will? My entire funds are locked up via mutual funds, treasury bills,bonds. My wife asked me one day, if you are gone how do we access your funds?

She has my card pin, account numbers, POD signed in her name but all funds are locked up digitally, at least someone has to sign out the money from my investment portfolios before she can gain access. What do I do to make my wife access my funds effortlessly when I'm gone ? Thanks

I was looking at it today, I thought when a company says it wants to leave Nigeria, people will be running out of the stock, instead, they are now rushing it. That thing stayed below 6 naira for years.

Streetinvestor2:
Nobody is saying anything about gsk.I just saw 13.90 as today closing. Oga customstreet how far.Abeg any update from that side

Loading your morgan account is often automatic. Do you put your morgan acct number in the description when you do your transfer?

ggoldmine:
Thank you. I'll try your tips as I'm tired of sending emails each time I deposit.

Hybrid inverter will fit your needs more. Many of them have the option to set solar usage and charging as priority. Meaning during the day, most of your energy needs will be from the sun during the day.

Grid tie will not fit into your use case, particularly in Nigeria. With Grid tie feeds back your excess power to the grid as a way of selling power to them. Not applicable in Nigeria to the best of my knowledge

KINGKONG:
Thanks bro, Is it this inverter you mean called Grid -tie Inverter?

Nothing funny about your question. It is not only valid but also achievable.

There are inverters that prioritize solar usage when there is sun, the extra power is then used to charge the batteries.

I am not sure that bros understood your question properly.

KINGKONG:
Boss i no say e funny, but person where dey ask question no dey miss road

Oya answer the other ones where no funny nah.....

Later small Ghana will stop Nigerians from entering their country and then rather than accept responsibility, Nigerians will start blaming government once again.

Interesting

VEry interesting

You non go add corruption analysis?

Someone even said Oga Emma is trying to average down on his age.

Una non goo kee person for here.

Mankindman:
The Technical analyst of chronological age of PA Emma 1960 +/_ 5
The Sentimental and Fundamental analysis of his age equally predicted late 40s , this was arrived at after scrutinizing the words of wisdom gathered from his posts 📫 from 2003 till date, and the possibility that Pa-emma couldn't have be his first Monica on Nairaland due to the fact that majority of early users on Nairaland must have used more than one Monicas.
The late 40s correlates with TA age of 1965 +/5
Therfore PA-Emma was born between 1970 to 1975. ie 48 to 53 yrs.
Has anyone ever noticed that Pa Emma is not a fan of crypto currency?
I strongly 💪 observed that he rarely speaks about Bitcoin. He would rather give you instant financial report of any listed company on the Nigeria Boursel.
He also has a strong bias for NGX, he believes there is more value here than NYSE. There is a remote possibility that NYSE 😳 must have humbled our own Pa Emma.
His view 😍 on Warren Buffett is divergent, while he is a strong fan of Jim Ovia and Segun Agbaje. He has refused to align with APC and LP , meaning he could have a love ❤️ for PDP.
Most of his investment success and breakthrough must have happened during the PDP Era, this is consistent with Nigerians of age bracket 47 to 55 who had the opportunity of investing in the moderate glorious days of Nigeria 🇳🇬 nation.
Pa-emma, come out and tell us your real age. We will continue to celebrate you remotely. I already told 2 new guys that want to learn TA and FA of Nigeria Bourse to follow you.