₦airaland Forum

BullBearMkt:

@emmanuelewumi, you're bigger and better than this!
I'm neither for nor against any stocks. I'm in the market to interpret data and make money! I don't have strength & time for all these "vawulence"!!

emmanuelewumi:
Until we start playing the stock market with patient funds or we have predictable multi streams of income, it will be difficult to enjoy the wealth creating potentials of the stock market

opadiya:
Sir EmmanuelEwumi- your submissions 'forced' me to log in and comment having been a silent reader of your various positions on investment issues for the past 10 years. You, and the other gurus in this thread, are gifts to humanity. You will never know the impacts you are making. More blessings,Sir.

Health3:
UBA Just dey fly dey go, swallowing over 80 million offers.

Very soon, it will be the turn of T

emmanuelewumi:
Until we start playing the stock market with patient funds or we have predictable multi streams of income, it will be difficult to enjoy the wealth creating potentials of the stock market

ositadima1:
You have started with, "the Yoruba way of life is better than the Igbo way of life, afterall figures like Adenuga, Obasanjo, and co vindicate you". Type of thinking

The way I see it, if not for education, you might have been a die-hard tribalist, someone who could potentially hurt others for being different.

That said, there isn't just one way to gain from the market. Whether as an investor, like Buffett, or as a trader, different approaches work for different people. Someone who bought Oando at 10 may not share your investing philosophy. They may be a trader looking to profit from volatility, rather than holding for 10 years. Maybe their only goal is to meet a specific target, and they see a short-term opportunity in the stock. Similarly, you, as a long-term investor, might analyze the same stock and find multiple issues.

Respecting other people’s views seems challenging for you, but it doesn’t always have to be your way or nothing. That’s not cool.

emmanuelewumi:
We don't want monkey hunting oooooo,

Aradel that is going down non stop, less is see where it will be in 3 years time Sha.

I am planning to increase my holdings from the proceede of my sale of Guinness and Nigeria Brewery. I now want to be an ethical investor, I don't want to own stocks of companies that make alcoholic beverages again.

ojesymsym:
What did I just read?

Xidget:
People that bought Aradel at #850 are at -52% in less than one month. This is terrible.

Even Caverton didn't slump like this.

pluto09:
This N850, was it or NASD or NGX?

bolton08:
Bro, How do you expect them to communicate this behind scene to the public. I got this from someone who worked on the application.

If you've ever applied for a petroleum facility license, you'll understand how application moves back and forth before license is issued

BullBearMkt:
[b]IF ARADEL INTRINSIC VALUE IS HIGHER THAN CURRENT PRICE, THEN WE HAVE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES ![/b]
As ARADEL's stock price is declining the selling pressure is reducing; and with the stock trying to find a good demand zone, we can only rely on the intrinsic value of the stock to provide confidence. If the intrinsic value is significantly higher than the current price, then this presents a promising opportunity for a long-term investment.

ARADEL's contraction season is here...

PLAN YOUR TRADES AND TRADE YOUR PLANS

currentprice:
let the shareholder exiting his stake finish doing that first. I see it as an opportunity for new shareholder. nothing do the company . a company with total liabilities of 393B, with EBITDA of 238B, EV of 1.3T , OS of 4.3B with plenty room for improvement going forward.

patient is the key



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ositadima1:
You have started with, "the Yoruba way of life is better than the Igbo way of life, afterall figures like Adenuga, Obasanjo, and co vindicate you". Type of thinking

The way I see it, if not for education, you might have been a die-hard tribalist, someone who could potentially hurt others for being different.

That said, there isn't just one way to gain from the market. Whether as an investor, like Buffett, or as a trader, different approaches work for different people. Someone who bought Oando at 10 may not share your investing philosophy. They may be a trader looking to profit from volatility, rather than holding for 10 years. Maybe their only goal is to meet a specific target, and they see a short-term opportunity in the stock. Similarly, you, as a long-term investor, might analyze the same stock and find multiple issues.

Respecting other people’s views seems challenging for you, but it doesn’t always have to be your way or nothing. That’s not cool.

emmanuelewumi:
Patience is the key especially if the fund invested is patient capital

Xidget:
NGX of course. It equally traded above #800 on NASD before it closed at #702. And then got listed on NGX

ositadima1:
You have started with, "the Yoruba way of life is better than the Igbo way of life, afterall figures like Adenuga, Obasanjo, and co vindicate you". Type of thinking

The way I see it, if not for education, you might have been a die-hard tribalist, someone who could potentially hurt others for being different.

That said, there isn't just one way to gain from the market. Whether as an investor, like Buffett, or as a trader, different approaches work for different people. Someone who bought Oando at 10 may not share your investing philosophy. They may be a trader looking to profit from volatility, rather than holding for 10 years. Maybe their only goal is to meet a specific target, and they see a short-term opportunity in the stock. Similarly, you, as a long-term investor, might analyze the same stock and find multiple issues.

Respecting other people’s views seems challenging for you, but it doesn’t always have to be your way or nothing. That’s not cool.

pluto09:
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42590_OANDO_PLC-OANDO_PLC__CORPORATE_ACTIONS_NOVEMBER_2024.pdf

This should settle all the arguments about production of oil by at least to the 2nd quarter of the year 😃

naturalflow:
Oando drama,they have released another one ooo.

Xidget:
People that bought Aradel at #850 are at -52% in less than one month. This is terrible.

Even Caverton didn't slump like this.

Raider76:
For you to clean your sins you have to donate all the profits you made to the nearest addicts rehabilitation center. Reinvesting the profits means subsequent profits are also tainted.

megawealth01: