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Great NPF! They are not truly aware because they are dogs that respect his/her owner. DSS are not aware as well, despite all the publication and no institution has complaint about blackmailing by any of the media house. DSS only heard rumors about data capturing center of APC, and the center was invaded. Shameless people |
this man should have look elsewhere to train himself on howv to contribute to political issue. Even his Oga de always overlook Lagos. |
the spirit of this man that ought to be resting will be launched into trouble. I am sure he can't support party system that Can't count 1-100 successfully |
Anyone that love this men should tell them that their waiting period has no end. If Lagosians are tired of APC, PDP is not the alternative. |
pacifique:under ground apology might have taken place |
Obiagelli:for your mind? |
Mpeace:I think placeses should be the right word, why not try IAI or union diagnostic. moreover why do you have to sell, you no wan go places? |
@ evil spirit who open the gate for you to come in |
Time for the big boys to chop, e go sweet my belle if Transcorp can bid and win Muritala Mohammed airport. |
AdimGreat:THP is not the only stock on the exchange, if you can do your due diligence you can still swim along with the big boys. Check this out on investment education on shares www.nairaland.com/1131485/nigerian-stock-exchange-market-pick |
ogedanny: |
ogedanny:i am very sure no one will advise you either to buy or not to buy. But you have to put a lot into considerations. How much is the parent company? How much is the THP? Mind you it is an arm of the parent company, though one of the backbone of the parent company. But cant stop you from buying cos you might be seeing what I am not sawing. But for more knowledge on investment in shares visit www.nairaland.com/1131485/nigerian-stock-exchange-market-pick |
stokfrick: bnsitl. hw com u guys did not notice stockbul is missing!- little wonder d bears. chinicole: welcome back stockbull, stokfrick: bnsitl. hw com u guys did not notice stockbull is missing!- little wonder d bears.thanks for your post that has brought back our grand pa in the lord |
He will also have to wait come 2015 till 2019 and later move to another party. Or he can launch his own party and contest as president to see how easy it is |
Impossible is possible but with ammunition |
Impossible is possible, but with what ammunition |
no wonder uncle Tony Elumelu and transcorps de eye Lagos |
itsIYKE: I wan sell this space shaa,.for Jst a kiss u can be the second to comment u ve always dreamed of,,., Where ar the gals let's get dis deal doneThe fear of Ebola is the beginning of .... If the kissing is a must, a plug electronic pressing iron is available |
Did he ever think he could win the election, and did pdp think of winning it. Truly what happened in Ekiti was what happened in Osun, but pdp never know till date. In Ekiti people voted for their choice not the party and same happened in Osun. I will advice both pdp and their aspirants to prepare and look for a better candidate in four years to come |
mercylicious: @feelamong, it means dt d bottom is now out and has turned to big -arse.Madam! I thought you were on a break, if no one knows that you have begin ur beans storage business I know that you have started it. |
@all I am an nce holder, with d7 in my o level result but credit in gse, can still get admission into the school de program, if yes what are the criteria and procedures? Also how relevant or acceptable is the school result? |
www.knightofdelta.com/2014/09/navigating-nigerian-stock-exchange.html?m=1 The Nigerian Stock Exchange: Elections Loom The Nigerian Stock Exchange All Share Index (NSE Index) has been quite volatile in the first eight months of 2014. The first quarter was full of intrigues especially with the suspension of the erstwhile CBN Governor, Lamido Sanusi. The chart below shows the performance of the NSE Index over the past one year. The Index experienced a bullish run in the last quarter of 2013, then took a breather and resumed in the second quarter of 2014. However, it looks as if the market has started taking another breather. Now, the question on every stock investor's mind is this: what is the way forward? As we all know, nobody can accurately predict what the market will do tomorrow, but there are pointers, and other variables, that can tell us what to expect in the near future. The market doesn't always respond to these variables, but as investors, we need to device strategies to help us determine the way forward in optimizing our portfolios. So this is the time to insert a caveat: what I am going to write about is just my opinion, and the strategy I intend to deploy in managing my personal portfolio. Over the past one year, the NSE Index has gained 13.4%, largely because of the bull runs evidenced in the chart above; however, the market has actually lost 0.29% year to date. That is a brief review of the performance. So, how does this all stack up? Let's dig in a little deeper into the numbers. The Nigerian stock market has the largest share in the MSCI Frontier Markets Equity Index, at least until Saudi Arabia is added. Strangely, the NSE Index is cheaper than the MSCI FM Index. The NSE Index has a price to earnings ratio (PE) of 11.9x, but the MSCI FM Index has a PE of 13.9x. While the NSE Index has a price to book value (PBV) of 2.4x, the MSCI FM Index has a PBV of 2.8x. And lastly, the NSE Index has a return of equity (ROE) of 19.4%, while the MSCI FM Index has an ROE of 16.5%. On a relative basis, the Nigerian market is looking cheaper than the stock exchanges in other frontier markets. If the NSE Index is stripped off from the MSCI FM Index, the difference in valuation will actually become much wider because of the weight that Nigeria occupies in the Index. Now, I decided to take a closer look at other stock markets across Africa, and my findings were startling. Nigeria looks undervalued compared to the other markets across Africa. South Africa PE - 15.4x PBV - 2.2x ROE - 15.1% Kenya PE - 12.5x PBV - 2.5x ROE - 28.4x Ghana PE - 13.1x PBV - 1.3x ROE - 13.2x Dow Jones PE - 15.1x PBV - 2.5x ROE - 18.3% Apparently, the NSE Index is quite cheap at this time. But is this the right time to plunge into the market? I don't think so, because I believe the market is still going to become much cheaper than it currently is. Inflation currently stands at 8.2%, but the minimum yield on Nigerian Treasury investment is 10.2%. That is a minimum of 200 basis points real returns on fixed income investment. Why should investors plunge into the stock market when they can get to preserve the purchasing power of your funds at zero risk? Another reason why I believe the market will still become cheaper is the current volatility the NSE Index has displayed so far. The weekly standard deviation of the NSE Index over the past one year stands at 1.95%, while that of the FGN 2022 Bonds stand at 1.08%, which means that the stock market is still quite volatile and this volatility is likely going to drive it down a little further than current levels. Another major concern for the stock market is election fears. The presidential elections is less than six months away from now. A lot of politicians would be keeping liquid cash at the moment to fund elections, and this may make them to sell down assets to meet up with electioneering needs. With rising liquidity will come rising inflation, and in order to curb this inflation, the Central Bank may be forced to tighten liquidity by conducting more frequent open market operations (OMO auctions). Frequent OMO auctions may force interest rates to rise further from current levels, and thus increase the real returns on investment for fixed income. A lot of investors are also likely to stay by the sidelines until the elections are over, and this will lead to reduced appetite in the stock market over the next six months. The stock market is not likely to decline in a straight line; I expect a little bump towards the end of 2014 and early 2015, before it continues its downward trend until the elections are over. The outcome of the elections will also determine how soon the stock market would recover. If the incumbent government is returned, I expect the market to trade sideways for a few weeks that may last up to six months before a massive rebound. This sideways will be informed by the traditional noisemaking that will be made by the losing side(s). If, however, there is a change in government, the market is likely to experience an immediate decline as market participants take off to examine the policies of the new government, and the recovery may not happen for at least one year. The return of the incumbent will guarantee a continuity in policies and the market will react positively to this. The last question is the likely impact of terrorism in the North Eastern part of the country. I believe that this threat will be contained just before or immediately after the elections in February 2015, and the chances of a degeneration into an upheaval of the general economy is less than 0.05%. In summary, despite the cheapness of the Nigerian stock market, I am going to tactically remain underweight for the next six months. But this does not preclude me from cherry picking some very juicy opportunities as they emerge. |
kotlass: In the present arrangement, shareholders of Transcorp plc have no business with monitoring the price of Transcorp Hotels plc after it has been successfully listed. Their concern should be the sound management of this subsidiary such that it translates to incease in profit margins of the parent company. Those planning to buy the IPO will be saddled with the task of keeping vigil for the price on the NSE.we already know that transcorp hotel is coming to float an ipo of 800 000 000 unit of it shares, is there anyone with the idea of what the os will be? And what fraction of it belongs to heirs holdings and what amount is heirs contributing separately? |
paulcube: someone once said 15 few weeks back... no one asked for source..That was why I asked, cos until it gets the right approval majority will not believe. |
Dexterax: If your 'legal team' is competent, they should start by asking you whether Twitter communications are contractual in nature and whether you can provide evidence that Wale typed what it is alleged he typed.Sir Dexterax! ![]() |
chykeking: Bsntl. Oando right issue @#15. What's d implication?source please |
![]() Dexterax: Hehehe. Well I'm not sure why they always respond promptly when they see my caller ID.why wont they pick your calls? even other customer care agent won't open their eyes before doing so. Who will want you to destroy their firm with your grammar. Prof. Of Stat ![]() Dexterax: Hehehe. Well I'm not sure why they always respond promptly when they see my caller ID.why wont they pick your calls? even other customer care agent won't open their eyes before doing so. Who will want you to destroy their firm with your grammar. Prof. Of Stat |
Nigeria we hail thee, which one seems better, local or foreign publisher? Which method was adopted in the past, what was the level of success recorded and what was the cost implication? Since INEC already knew the time frame at hand, what have they been doing all this while |
Elai147: Born2berich: What do you expect from a scammer before? He doesnt give a fck and he isnt ashamed of his old age. Elai147:BNSITL be your brother's keeper, let's try to buy him one for balogun market |
taiwolola: Cane Corso Puppies for sale.I am interested, can they guide against death, accident and diseases? |
4dchairman: "...It will be released IN sept. 1" Please is there any other interpretation of this statement.yes boss, if the result is not released btw now and 11:59, then this must be put into consideration '' For a thousand years in ur sight are like a day that has just gone by, or like a watch in the night'' Psm 90:4. Which means O boys are using heavenly calendar |
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