locodemy:
CBN don carry 16.5% rate scatter our market.
Na to begin arrange for another consolidations be that. See as everywhere stand still.After all Wetin wan happen go still happen

There's much resistance in the market.......
* Zenith seriously fighting shedding, so also GT, Access and others.....
* The Telecoms are not giving in either........Much volume and cross deals from MTNN, AIRTEL also inched up....
* I think the fall in Nestle's share price is necessary to create room for a comeback......Just my opinion....
* The person or entity buying ARDOVA seems to be codedly doing this to avoid official price mvmt.....

Please what date exactly will the bonus shares of McNichols be paid in?

yMcy56:

There's much resistance in the market.......
* Zenith seriously fighting shedding, so also GT, Access and others.....
* The Telecoms are not giving in either........Much volume and cross deals from MTNN, AIRTEL also inched up....
* I think the fall in Nestle's share price is necessary to create room for a comeback......Just my opinion....
* The person or entity buying ARDOVA seems to be codedly doing this to avoid official price mvmt.....

mtn added N10 today. Hmm i pray they sustain that momentum.
I think the current bull has alot to do with the redesign of the Naira. I cannot see any other reason.
Those persons with hidden billions will just pay into a brokers account and thats it

Mpeace:
Some people don put over 2billion Naira ontop mtn matter this morning alone, yet price still dey fall. Hmmm

We are still wating for the Geregu news that someone here said we should expect.

I think a recent court order obtained by state governors has put that news on hold. They probably wanted to announce they would be buying the NDPHC plant at the same location.

https://nairametrics.com/2022/11/24/36-state-governors-reject-sale-of-10-power-plants-take-fg-to-court/

ambitiouschap17:
Hello everyone, is bamboo app good or can you recommend a better alternative.

hi hello this is a random text to remind you to smile trust me it helps , I do hope you enjoy the rest of your day

essentialone:
Please what date exactly will the bonus shares of McNichols be paid in?

Bonus shares from quoted companies don't have a specific date for crediting investors cscs account.

After qualification date, you simply be in the waiting mode till all necessary approvals and regulatory protocols are done.

Investors get credited anytime even if you have sold all your holdings after you qualified.

*22 Nigerian Stocks that can make you smile in the next 12 months, and their current prices*

1. Cadbury plc; price: N11.15
2. Flourmills plc; price: N28.00
3. Fidson plc; price: N8.85
4. GT Bank plc; N20.00
5. Jaiz bank; N0.88
6. Guinness plc; N63.00
7. Nigerian Breweries plc; N48.90
8. PZ plc; N9.50
9. Unilever plc; N11.00
10. Zenith bank plc; N21.90
11. WAPCO plc; N22.00
12. Transcorp plc; N1.19
13. Dangote Cement plc; N262.00
14. Airtel plc; N1,450.00
15. MTN plc; N210.00
16. Sterling bank plc; N1.44
17. Okomu oil plc; N167.50
18. PRESCO plc; N110.00
19. Fidelity Bank plc; N4.10
20. Julius Berger plc; N21.00
21. United capital plc; N12.50
22. BUA Cement plc; N79.00

✓ We are expecting a pre-election rally, between December 2022 and February 2023, and a massive post-election rally, between February and June 2023, all things being equal, with the elections.

By December 2023, some of these stocks might have given you 100% returns.

✓ The recent interest rate hike to 16.5% by CBN is not too good for the market, but nevertheless, the impending change in government, will do the magic. It will cause excitement. Foreign and local investors will pour in money, considering the way the economy has been, during the last 8 years.

essentialone:
*22 Nigerian Stocks that can make you smile in the next 12 months, and their current prices*

1. Cadbury plc; price: N11.15
2. Flourmills plc; price: N28.00
3. Fidson plc; price: N8.85
4. GT Bank plc; N20.00
5. Jaiz bank; N0.88
6. Guinness plc; N63.00
7. Nigerian Breweries plc; N48.90
8. PZ plc; N9.50
9. Unilever plc; N11.00
10. Zenith bank plc; N21.90
11. WAPCO plc; N22.00
12. Transcorp plc; N1.19
13. Dangote Cement plc; N262.00
14. Airtel plc; N1,450.00
15. MTN plc; N210.00
16. Sterling bank plc; N1.44
17. Okomu oil plc; N167.50
18. PRESCO plc; N110.00
19. Fidelity Bank plc; N4.10
20. Julius Berger plc; N21.00
21. United capital plc; N12.50
22. BUA Cement plc; N79.00

✓ We are expecting a pre-election rally, between December 2022 and February 2023, and a massive post-election rally, between February and June 2023.
By December 2023, some of these stocks might have given you 100% returns.

✓ The recent interest rate hike to 16.5% by CBN is not too good for the market, but nevertheless, the impending change in government, will do the magic. It will cause excitement. Foreign and local investors will pour in money, considering the way the economy has been, during the last 8 years.

As you no come put access bank wetin you want make we do now?

Access , UBA

lancee:
Access , UBA

Can yu imagine? Access bank wey them foriegn assets don start to yield heavily

PRESCO was to give interim dividend on Friday 25th November. It has not dropped. What happened.

Mpeace:
Can yu imagine? Access bank wey them foriegn assets don startto yield heavily

Think he forgot ..Access bank should be in the list

Mpeace:
Can yu imagine? Access bank wey them foriegn assets don startto yield heavily

Audio earnings
Dem still won't give good dividend

Agbalowomeri:


Audio earnings
Dem still won't give good dividend

But we can ride on the news till dividend season. Btw if you watch wigwe's moves you will know they will improve this time.
Whenever you see him buying more, be sure their dividend will be high.
But The last time he sold heavily around january, their dividend was so disappointing there after.

Why aren't Nestle and Access on the list?

essentialone:
*22 Nigerian Stocks that can make you smile in the next 12 months, and their current prices*

1. Cadbury plc; price: N11.15
2. Flourmills plc; price: N28.00
3. Fidson plc; price: N8.85
4. GT Bank plc; N20.00
5. Jaiz bank; N0.88
6. Guinness plc; N63.00
7. Nigerian Breweries plc; N48.90
8. PZ plc; N9.50
9. Unilever plc; N11.00
10. Zenith bank plc; N21.90
11. WAPCO plc; N22.00
12. Transcorp plc; N1.19
13. Dangote Cement plc; N262.00
14. Airtel plc; N1,450.00
15. MTN plc; N210.00
16. Sterling bank plc; N1.44
17. Okomu oil plc; N167.50
18. PRESCO plc; N110.00
19. Fidelity Bank plc; N4.10
20. Julius Berger plc; N21.00
21. United capital plc; N12.50
22. BUA Cement plc; N79.00

✓ We are expecting a pre-election rally, between December 2022 and February 2023, and a massive post-election rally, between February and June 2023.
By December 2023, some of these stocks might have given you 100% returns.

✓ The recent interest rate hike to 16.5% by CBN is not too good for the market, but nevertheless, the impending change in government, will do the magic. It will cause excitement. Foreign and local investors will pour in money, considering the way the economy has been, during the last 8 years.

essentialone:
*22 Nigerian Stocks that can make you smile in the next 12 months, and their current prices*

1. Cadbury plc; price: N11.15
2. Flourmills plc; price: N28.00
3. Fidson plc; price: N8.85
4. GT Bank plc; N20.00
5. Jaiz bank; N0.88
6. Guinness plc; N63.00
7. Nigerian Breweries plc; N48.90
8. PZ plc; N9.50
9. Unilever plc; N11.00
10. Zenith bank plc; N21.90
11. WAPCO plc; N22.00
12. Transcorp plc; N1.19
13. Dangote Cement plc; N262.00
14. Airtel plc; N1,450.00
15. MTN plc; N210.00
16. Sterling bank plc; N1.44
17. Okomu oil plc; N167.50
18. PRESCO plc; N110.00
19. Fidelity Bank plc; N4.10
20. Julius Berger plc; N21.00
21. United capital plc; N12.50
22. BUA Cement plc; N79.00

✓ We are expecting a pre-election rally, between December 2022 and February 2023, and a massive post-election rally, between February and June 2023.
By December 2023, some of these stocks might have given you 100% returns.

✓ The recent interest rate hike to 16.5% by CBN is not too good for the market, but nevertheless, the impending change in government, will do the magic. It will cause excitement. Foreign and local investors will pour in money, considering the way the economy has been, during the last 8 years.

You should add "all things being equal with the elections"... so much uncertainty arising from the cloud of insecurity

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Not necessarily. Airtel and a few other big cap stocks popped last week. Here's a rundown of what happened on the ngx last week.

https://twitter.com/quansimodo/status/1596884909951717377?t=7jEok3e1rNFUDAs07wCnIQ&s=19

Mpeace:
mtn added N10 today. Hmm i pray they sustain that momentum.
I think the current bull has alot to do with the redesign of the Naira. I cannot see any other reason.
Those persons with hidden billions will just pay into a brokers account and thats it

Here's a rundown of last week's activities on the Nigerian stock exchange.

https://twitter.com/quansimodo/status/1596884909951717377?t=7jEok3e1rNFUDAs07wCnIQ&s=19

This is serious and what’s left? Naija my country…

Godisfaithful:
This is serious and what’s left? Naija my country…

As if someone else is the CBN governor throughout the period.
He kept mum for eight years na now cock crow

ARDOVA on full bid....

yMcy56:

Did you ask if they're re-listing on NASDAQ?
Pls find out.....and if not, I'll advice you sell to Titan..
Or how do you plan to sell in future if they're not re-listing or even paying better dividends?

In fact, to me, my advice is fill the form and "Sell" to Titan. This kind of hope of holding on to it has its inherent risks.
Overall decision is yours sir.

correct!!! It happened to me and my family when ecobank took over oceanic. The shares is worthless now.....

ACCESS movement.

Accumulation ongoing in Fidelity.

Agbalowomeri:


As if someone else is the CBN governor throughout the period.
He kept mum for eight years na now cock crow

He has been alerting about the decline since long and been doing his best to execute existing CBN policies for fx earning through export drive and import substitution. And shouted earlier this year that NNPC is remitting nadding o. And there was a little back and forth from NNPC. Now the new NNPC has kuku come out saying their new way now is not to credit CBN reserves but keep everything. And if they declare a profit it will still not go to CBN reserves but I think finance ministry. So Emefiele cannot keep mum with this new twist. He needs to start shouting so that people go hear.

BabsO2:


He has been alerting about the decline since long and been doing his best to execute existing CBN policies for fx earning through export drive and import substitution. And shouted earlier this year that NNPC is remitting nadding o. And there was a little back and forth from NNPC. Now the new NNPC has kuku come out saying their new way now is not to credit CBN reserves but keep everything. And if they declare a profit it will still not go to CBN reserves but I think finance ministry. So Emefiele cannot keep mum with this new twist. He needs to start shouting so that people go hear.

Does he not know politicians only respond to problems if they are affected?
How can you print money out of thin air every month and hand it over to them freely. Yet still, expecting them to pay attention to stop crude oil theft.

BabsO2:


He has been alerting about the decline since long and been doing his best to execute existing CBN policies for fx earning through export drive and import substitution. And shouted earlier this year that NNPC is remitting nadding o. And there was a little back and forth from NNPC. Now the new NNPC has kuku come out saying their new way now is not to credit CBN reserves but keep everything. And if they declare a profit it will still not go to CBN reserves but I think finance ministry. So Emefiele cannot keep mum with this new twist. He needs to start shouting so that people go hear.

The said NNPC is no longer a government agency.
CBN governor allowed himself to be manipulated since 2015, why is he talking now?

OBAGADAFFI:


The said NNPC is no longer a government agency.
CBN governor allowed himself to be manipulated since 2015, why is he talking now?

“NNPC is not obligated by law to bank with the CBN anymore, FX from it's revenues can sit in any bank of its choice.

When NNPC earns FX, it uses same to pay for subsidies, even on pms which later gets smuggled out, that eats the profit that should’ve went to government.

The Commission and Authority are the ones to remit royalties and rents, while NNPC Ltd gets taxed for its operations.

But NNPC declares profits (dividends) which it remits to MOPI and MOFI. People need to know these shareholders and hold them accountable.”

RabbiDoracle:

The chart of iron ore shows that a severe rise is going to make the cost of iron ore very expensive. By implication, this could lead to people (awon boys) going around to find metallic products for easy taking. Street lightings, Bridge railings, balcony railings, gates. Even car chassis.

Iron could be the next gold.

My brother you sabi wetin dey.
The worst thing to do now in Abuja is to drive at night.
All the metallic lids of manholes within and around the city have gone missing thus causing fatal accidents here and there as motorists bump into them unknownly.
E be like say those "baban bola" boys for Abuja dey read your posts for NL

9free:


My brother you no sabi wetin dey.
The worst thing to do now in Abuja is to drive at night.
All the metallic lids of manholes within and around the city have gone missing thus causing fatal accidents here and there as motorists bump into them unknownly.
E be like say those "baban bola" boys for Abuja dey read your posts for NL

Almost all the manhole lids on Lagos have been removed.

OBAGADAFFI:


Almost all the manhole lids on Lagos have been removed.

We are not alone then