Locotrader:


Nestle is not a volatile or liquid stock.
While we agree the price will fall more , it may take up to six months to get nestle at bargain price.He has his money at hand now.why wait for Nestle when there are many stocks to give him instant returns......??

Haba, it is not volatile as price doesn't move much, but it is liquid. It is more liquid than JapaulGold and Chams.

Here is a simple liquidity test that I do:

*Sum the total value in the last 183 days (or six months).
*Calculate the average.
*5% of that average should give you a good idea of the daily liquidity that you can comfortably buy or sell.

Using my test, I should not invest more than 590k on Japaul Gold, 400k on Chams, and 5.9 million on Nestle as a trader.



Edit: Value traded not Volume

Zagee:
Osmosis and diffusion, an important phenomenon in market research.

Yes.


Osmosis when retail investors are buying from and selling to institutional investors.


Diffusion when institutional investors are buying from and selling to retail investors

Locotrader:
Anyone looking for xmas bonanza like 50 to 100% can invest on the hottest insurance stocks now.

If you missed Japaul and chams, put your money in Mutual Benefits.I mentioned it because I am seeing a journey of 100% before xmas in MB. Another stock set for 100% is Veritas kapital.Dont miss them

Ekuuu insurance stocks time.
Enye ndi ebe a, Enye ndi ebe a

I see MB doing wonders too either short term or medium term.

Mpeace:
See loss. This guys just finish us that year.

No sir. Take out exchange loss which is a one-off transaction due to currency devaluation, it is a solid result.

ositadima1:


Lol, if that is the case, why are you arguing again? Seriously, concentration is not normally used in reference to solvent. Instead, it is used in reference to the solution as a whole. However, "high concentration" is used to describe a solution that has a large amount of solute. In that sense, saying that water moves from low concentration to high concentration is correct. You were right.

I was looking at it from the perspective of solvent concentration. Solvent moves from where its concentration (solvent with respect to solute) is higher to where it is lower.

You should have known that I wanted to type solute but autocorrect demon.

ositadima1:


Haba, it is not volatile as price doesn't move much, but it is liquid. It is more liquid than JapaulGold and Chams.

Here is a simple liquidity test that I do:

*Sum the total value in the last 183 days (or six months).
*Calculate the average.
*5% of that average should give you a good idea of the daily liquidity that you can comfortably buy or sell.

Using my test, I should not invest more than 590k on Japaul Gold, 400k on Chams, and 5.9 million on Nestle as a trader.



Edit: Value traded not Volume

Money will keep on passing you with this your analysis that hasn't yielded fruits for once.

People just hold nahco tight to their chest.

debeey87:
People just hold nahco tight to their chest.

If na you nko

Deadlytruth:

I see MB doing wonders too either short term or medium term.

It seems MB is not available.

ghm:


It seems MB is not available.

Yes. There are bids at 52 kobo but no offer. Though offers were available at the opening of market but all got cleared within 30 minutes. I just managed to squeeze in hoping to alight once sustained offers start mounting.

Locotrader:


Money will keep on passing you with this your analysis that hasn't yielded fruits for once.

I made money in Dangote Sugar, from 17 to 60 and something. It's not easy. Most of my investments were made in 2020 at bargain prices. Some of them, like UCAP, have done more than 5 baggers, though I haven't sold yet.

This year, I played Accesscorp and GTCO, and both gave me over 50%. I am currently in BUA Cement, with already more than 10%. I don't need to be shouting all the time.

debeey87:
People just hold nahco tight to their chest.

Over 3 million units of NAHCO are currently on offer. Seems your broker is bidding at the bottom price of the bid side.

ositadima1:


I made money in Dangote Sugar, from 17 to 60 and something. It's not easy. Most of my investments were made in 2020 at bargain prices. Some of them, like UCAP, have done more than 5 baggers, though I haven't sold yet.

This year, I played Accesscorp and GTCO, and both gave me over 50%. I am currently in BUA Cement, with already more than 10%. I don't need to be shouting all the time.

Seems to me that UCAP has entered into the league of the FUGAZ in terms of price behavior and divided yield hence its capital appreciation potential from now on is very limited except an upheaval happens in the company.

Deadlytruth:
Seems to me that UCAP has entered into the league of the FUGAZ in terms of price behavior and divided yield hence its capital appreciation potential from now on is very limited except an upheaval happens in the company.

. Bonus issue this financial year end if true may push it above N20.

Willie2015:
. Bonus issue this financial year end if true may push it above N20.

You have a point there. However, if, after the bonus, earnings don't increase commensurately, then market forces are likely to adjust the price down. From now on I will only buy UCAP when there is a prolonged general bear which can pull its price down to a divided yield of close to 25% like it happened in Covid-19 time when it fell to as low as N1.8

ositadima1:


I need BUACEMENT to go up another 10%. Then, I will have the money.

https://businessday.ng/companies/article/bua-to-inaugurate-new-cement-plant-in-sokoto-by-jan-2024/?amp=1


Rabiu the magician, Buacement might just perform the magic BUAFOODS performed. The quest to stay on Forbes list of African richest is real.

FOLLOW THE MONEY

Deadlytruth:

Over 3 million units of NAHCO are currently on offer. Seems your broker is bidding at the bottom price of the bid side.

I am not bothered about the offers. Asides from today, it trades over a million or less on most days and price will still close the same. That was what prompted my statement. I de behind the driver seat from km7. We will see where we're headed soon.

Locotrader:


Thank God for that.
Japaul has made me a man.
I was a boy before but now Glory be to God.
Pls advice the guy on the best thing to do.

Japaulgold not for the faint hearted. na for BetNaija type of guys.

one single trading day it's navigating from full bid to full offer.
The way e dey match trottle no be here.
someone following the bull run only to loose 20% in one day.

Omo, almost on full offer right now. Might even turn again to enter bid.

Junior brother to Oando

vacanci:


Japaulgold not for the faint hearted. na for BetNaija type of guys.

one single trading day it's navigating from full bid to full offer.
The way e dey match trottle no be here.
someone following the bull run only to loose 20% in one day.

Omo, almost on full offer right now. Might even turn again to enter bid.

Deadlytruth:

You have a point there. However, if, after the bonus, earnings don't increase commensurately, then market forces are likely to adjust the price down. From now on I will only buy UCAP when there is a prolonged general bear which can pull its price down to a divided yield of close to 25% like it happened in Covid-19 time when it fell to as low as N1.8

I'm equally waiting patiently for this UCAP to get to #2

ositadima1:


I made money in Dangote Sugar, from 17 to 60 and something. It's not easy. Most of my investments were made in 2020 at bargain prices. Some of them, like UCAP, have done more than 5 baggers, though I haven't sold yet.

This year, I played Accesscorp and GTCO, and both gave me over 50%. I am currently in BUA Cement, with already more than 10%. I don't need to be shouting all the time.

WOW... CONGRATULATIONS

debeey87:
People just hold nahco tight to their chest.

Not true... I cross deal with you tomorrow if you are buying large

emmanuelewumi:




I made distinction in Physics at Ordinary level, when I got to the university I was distracted by worldly pleasures which affected my academic and spiritual life

Hope your spiritual life is back on track... Abeg where is our Pastor sef?

Locotrader:


Cadbury was once like Nestle.
It was marking Nestle closely until kasala burst.
Nestle to me is a falling knife.Put your money where you will see value in a short time.

REALLY

megawealth01:
Hope your spiritual life is back on track... Abeg where is our Pastor sef?

I dey mountain for my village near uga dey read una writings. Anything for fruits?

vacanci:


Japaulgold not for the faint hearted. na for BetNaija type of guys.

one single trading day it's navigating from full bid to full offer.
The way e dey match trottle no be here.
someone following the bull run only to loose 20% in one day.

Omo, almost on full offer right now. Might even turn again to enter bid.

Another cycle was completed today .If u dey wise you would have seen it happening from the chain of sales today.From now till Dec they repeat it in another kobo stock.They have formed a cabal here and mugus are falling into line ,lol.It is growing into a big market and this thread is the selling point

veecovee:

I dey mountain for my village near uga dey read una writings. Anything for fruits?

Aaaah... UGA the one in Anambra?

Streetinvestor2:
Another cycle was completed today .If u dey wise you would have seen it happening from the chain of sales today.From now till Dec they repeat it in another kobo stock.They have formed a cabal here and mugus are falling into line ,lol.It is growing into a big market and this thread is the selling point

Are you saying we should gamble it?

megawealth01:
Aaaah... UGA the one in Anambra?

Yes oo !! You sabi there?

PZ Cussons doubles profit https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/39836_P_Z_CUSSONS_NIGERIA_PLC.-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2023_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_NOVEMBER_2023.pdf

megawealth01:
I'm equally waiting patiently for this UCAP to get to #2

Generational low gang