₦airaland Forum

jaybee3:
An outlier can be classed as an indicator but it's better to overlay it with other indicators to negate effect of false positives.

Questions:
Is the volume an absolute transaction figure (irrespective of Buy/Sell volumes)
Even if you strip out the sell volumes, it's hard to ascribe the activity to insider trading in real term. (I'm not suggesting you are inferring that though)

DrAwo:
This VWAP thing you mentioned reminds me of Oga Meshpips... He used it to identify NAHCO as a winner many months ahead of fundamental analysis highlighted it to many. It was still selling below N5 when he strongly recommended it.

I hope he is doing great wherever he is...

BullBearMkt:
NEIMETH may be targeting above 2.30; UCAP...uuhmmm very high, may or may not need some pullback! FA needed there.

Heishere:
Still a bit confused boss. Why are you multiplying the EPS by 16?

Agbalowomeri:
And you didn't see when it sold for N10 in 2020?😂

Redoil:
and when it become profitable they will then buy out the minority shell holders for pea nuts Save the screenshot and the date. If God wills it, we will discuss this further in 2025

emmanuelewumi:
Thank you.


Chika Mordi used to be the chairman of United Capital

Harvestock01:
Have you factored in the recently completed Rights Issue, into the equation?

ositadima1:
At present, Mecure has stocks worth 3.5 million naira (320,853 units) available. The manipulation has not yet ceased, you can purchase the stocks now and be assured of a minimum return of 700,000 naira by the middle of next week.

naturalflow:
I never wanted to be rich,I just wanted to be independent- charlie munger!RIP to a legend.He was 99 years old.

yMcy56:
Heavy cross deals in GTB.....
1.66Bn staked on it as at now...

This NSLTECH, hhmmm....hope those buying here did their homework sha.....
I no wan say anything o.

MECURE: They don push am to their desired price, na to dry cash out on top retailers remain....

Locotrader:
You are on point my brother.

My own take is since the case is adjourn till February, oando share price should rise above #16 if the minority shareholders are serious .

AishaDant:
Meanwhile, their people are starving and years and years behind the whole world.

Even Nigeria, is still better than North Korea. Smh

Shoodboi:
It's because that's what they want you to hear. Is it possible for an economically backward country with poor people to build rockets?

A country that can't manufacture cars is building satellites? Where is that done?

As for this news, it is an attempt by the west to paint North Korea as the aggressor.

In 2018, both Koreas signed agreements to reduce the number of troops and surveillance flights around the border.

South Korea breached that agreement last week when it moved troops to the border and resumed surveillance flights.

North Korea is responding by returning its troops to the border and now, western media is trying trying make it seem as if it's the aggressor.

victory36:
This is the result of oversanctioning people. The UN has used all the chesspieces against North Korea, so north Korea knows it has nothing to lose if it breaks the rules. Apart from war, there is nothing anyone can do on this matter and war will most likely be a proxy war between us/NATO and china/Russia as seen in Ukraine.

rentAcock:
Paper tigers make the most threats and try too hard to portray themselves as ferocious but it's all a facade. Look at how Russia tricked the world into thinking it is a superpower, yet they cannot defeat small Ukraine. Paper tigers love to hide behind the threats of nuclear weapons, but seriously, with all the mishaps and blunders we've seen from these guys, I wouldn't be surprised to find out that none of their nukes are operational, they might actually annihilate themselves.

Baddestguyp:
I'm sure Reiner would like to have a sniff

Baddestguyp:
I just feel like looking for trouble...nothing else...

Don't take it to seriously

Baddestguyp:
don't do this to "mommy Mikasa"

Baddestguyp:
One of the Greatest stories of all time

"Goodbye to the boy who sought freedom"

BullBearMkt:
...thank you for raising these pertinent questions!

On NSE we presently have limited "FREE" data, a request placed to NSE data centre some 5 years ago for old data that I should buy at a very exorbitant price (over N2m at that time). Which means I must have a means to recoup my money if I want to share it with a 3rd party!

Having said that, the banking sector's role in our economy cannot be overemphasised. While it is a significant factor, it is not solely responsible for our economy's growth. Therefore, adjustments in monetary policies, while critical, are part of a broader suite of reforms required to revitalize our economy. These policy shifts are anticipated to have a long-term effect, and as history suggests, the impact on the NSE may not be immediate but gradual, unfolding over several years as seen in the aftermath of the reforms initiated by Governors Soludo and Lamido - while Soludo's policy affected the economy within 1 year, it took 3 years for the impact to reflect on NSE market in the case of Lamido's.

The forthcoming reforms under Cardoso may very well set a positive outlook for the NSE, but they will be one of many factors that contribute to our nation's economic resurgence....

BullBearMkt:
Nigerian Stock Exchange Poised for Growth Amid Cardoso's Banking Reforms
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) is strategically positioned to benefit from the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) reform policies under Governor Olayemi Cardoso. With a commitment to ensuring price stability and financial system stability, the CBN's new direction could stimulate significant growth in the NSE​​.

A retrospective glance at the NSE's performance reveals a pattern of robust growth following comprehensive banking reforms. The 2005 reforms spearheaded by then Governor Charles Soludo catalysed a remarkable surge in market index points, propelling the NSE until the 2008 global economic downturn.

In the wake of the financial crisis, Sanusi Lamido's tenure, from 2009, introduced reforms that fortified the banking sector, thereby setting a new support level that has sustained the NSE till present day. This era of restructuring stabilized the market.

Drawing parallels from these precedents, Governor Cardoso's proposed policies are anticipated to stimulate similar, if not greater, market responses. The successful implementation of these reforms could lead to a long-term bullish outlook for the NSE All Share Index, potentially ushering in record-breaking highs. Additionally, the mandate to increase the capital base of Nigerian banks is a move that could strengthen the financial sector, providing a robust platform for the NSE to service the expanding $1tn economy​​.

Conclusion
Governor Cardoso's policies are aimed at addressing the economic challenges of rising inflation and a weakening currency​​. As these reforms take shape, the Nigerian Stock Exchange is likely to see a positive impact, potentially mirroring the upward trends observed during previous periods of significant banking reforms.

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essentialone:
Meanwhile, there are renewed interests in NB and Ecobank.

Won't be surprised to see a Bull Kiss on them soon...

KayOn1:
Wait till market correction shows. How do you justify Neimeth doing over 30% within a week with ... if not TA.
Reason I can't thank BullBearMkt enough to opening my eyes to what was missing component in my trade setup.

Ginalex:
Ah! Mcy56 is one of the people I look up to and respect a lot on this thread. She has been so generous to newbies like us and we only pray that she never lacks helpers as she has been giving freely without expecting anything in return (not that it's a bad thing to charge a fee for the treasures being dropped here).

emmanuelewumi:
You are a strong woman.

My average price is less than N20.

I sold half between N62 and N63 and invested in Fixed Income at an average yield of 17%.

I hope to borrow against the Fixed Income Investment to buy more of Dangote Sugar next week or first week of December 2023

sboga:
d main news from d day ...the quick ones loaded in the am

newbies - learn to connect d dots....never expect dis ppl here to help you.. dem go chop yo money thyy these illiquid stocks dem to push very well ontop your head


Tinubu Approves Sale Of More Oil And Gas Fields -- connect the dots...no need to thank you later cause i dont GAF if u do or dont