₦airaland Forum

ositadima1:
Pardon my ignorance, but I don't really get what d fuzz is about. The major banking stocks have delivered similar growth patterns historically. If you overlay their charts you did see that they follow similar trajectories.

My point is, I would have made about same return whether I choose zenith, gtb, access or UBA. The only problem here is proper entry and exit point. I chose Zenith because of its higher dividend, GTB also good. Anyway, I be newbie sha.

uuzba:
You only said this because you used your phone to look at Instagram and see white people licking ice-cream in their foreign countries.
If you didn't see such images, you will continue to enjoy Africa like that and manage with what you have.
It is step by step that counties develop
But what is most important, is to first start with yourself. Do something good everyday.

meine:
Not necessarily the case, in a depressed economy the purchasing power of consumers also decline. If someone could do serve them round with 10 bottles of Heineken in the past he may not be able to afford more than 2 bottles now due to job loss or what have you.

Secondly most of the people who try to drink away their sorrow may resort to all those cheap and herbal alcohol because of their affordability.

I think Guinness will be most affected under the current economic climate because they don't sell the common man drink like Nigerian Breweries does.

onegentleguy:
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Those looking to argue stock mkt investment related matters with our dear sound engineer... a notorious disk jockey/music producer.
Pls continue.

It is well.

Mcy56:
Thanks bros.
You're right. I just wasted my time replying him...

pluto09:
The guy is most likely a trader who trades all kinds of financial instruments with leverages.
If someone is used to using $10 to chase $100 profits, explaining to him how stocks with 10% profits is good might be difficult.

CashDiMkpa:
Don't you know the difference between interim and final dividend yields?

onegentleguy:
U see where ACCESS is?

It's not too good that even FBNH(a bank which was just coming off from a very troubled state under previous management) is even ahead of UBA.
Maybe that of STANBIC is even more understandable given the huge benefits accrued from their cash cow(asset management arm in view) but not FBNH naw !!

For the record, I also hold some UBA, but the TRUTH must be told.

It is well.

Mcy56:
I concur @IYGEAL .
It's a game of numbers.
** In the recently announced Zenith interim dividends of 30kobo in Q2 2020, Jim Ovia will be pocketing N1.52B.
** Herbert Wigwe of Access: will pocket N379M with 25kobo interim dividend declared by Access.
** Tony Elumelu of UBA: will pocket N391M with 17kobo interim dividend declared by UBA.
.......and so on..........

Moral of the lesson: There's possibility of those kobo kobos to translate to millions.

ositadima1:
I see one dude talking to himself. Like 3 accounts running in parallel. Lol

kintus:
Tread with caution.

Faceless forum...... Audio Money...... Audio Biz..... Audio Scam.......Audio wailing

ositadima1:
You raised an interesting point here, I checked the bank lending rates in some other countries and found them to be much lower, places like us it's bellow 4%. If the exchange rate becomes stable, people abroad with access to these loans can arbitrage. Their are a lot of investments that give 10% and above in Nija. The NSE for one.

Stocktrader:
Nigerian Banks with their interest rates are theives.

Oyindamolah:
I lost my dad a few years ago. It's been very difficult but we having been pushing through. I am in my early 20's with 5 sibling.

Dad left some properties for us. I happened to be the first female child.

Property 1
Is almost completed to decking level no windows and doors. It has not been plastered or floored, JUST sand filled. We currently occupy group flat in this property.

Property 2
Is an uncompleted building with no roof.

I have my mum with underlying illness and 5 siblings to cater for.

I currently work but the money is not enough to to even complete the current abode or property 2.


Please, What do I do?

Donbrig:
Nothing is impossible to change in Nigeria, our problem is lack of discipline and political will to get things done. Nigeria is a country where you can break every rule without any consequence. If Nigerians decide to speak with one voice and make sure everybody pays severely for every rule they break, things will start to work out positively.

Nigeria has one of the best rules or constitutions in the world, but having the right minded leaders to implement these rules effectively is our biggest problem as a nation.

ojesymsym:
Is this you or a copied content?
Are you not same guy who went from just knowing about stock in February to analyzing stocks in July? Abi ma joke u de?

Mcy56:
Lol. Typical of Nsempas. Always waiting for blame game .......but when "the going is going good", you wouldn't hear anything neither will they acknowledge/appreciate the person that recommend the stock.......well, except maybe very few, rare few.
It's well.

cao:
Lucifer.

Tolu121:
Lovecraft COUNTRY episode 2

TLAX:
https://www.ft.com/content/b0873571-b4f4-4c9e-aa18-318cb7589e7f

Any domestic outlook on dividend payments? This week or next will tell as banks roll out interim dividend announcements. I think the interim will remain same. The changes may come in the final dividends.

Tochex101:
Pls how do I get dividend history of certain listed companies.
Do I have to painstakingly check per year individually?

gamaliel9:
Telegram better than whatsapp. Soon we go pass the number.
Meanwhile add me. nkita asato nkiti ato abuo itolu otu itolu abuo abuo isii