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Redoil:
To provide some context, Chapel Hill Denham Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund is a closed-end investment fund that invests in infrastructure debt securities in Nigeria. The fund's objective is to provide regular income and capital preservation to its investors.

Now, regarding your observations:

1. Dividend payments: The fund's dividend payments of 4-5 Naira per share, four times a year, translate to a relatively high dividend yield. This could be attractive to income-seeking investors.
2. Return on investment: With an estimated annual return of 19%, it's possible that investors could recoup their initial investment within 4-5 years, assuming consistent dividend payments and no significant changes in the fund's net asset value.
3. Online stock price reporting: It's puzzling that online stock price reporting platforms don't seem to have this fund listed. This might be due to various reasons, such as:
- The fund's relatively small size or market capitalization.
- Limited liquidity or trading activity in the fund's shares.
- Technical issues or data feed problems with the online platforms.
4. CSCS website listing: The fact that the fund is listed on the CSCS (Central Securities Clearing System) website, but below Chams, suggests that CSCS might have more comprehensive or up-to-date information on the fund.

To better understand the situation, you may want to:

1. Verify the fund's listing status on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) website.
2. Contact the fund's management company or registrar to inquire about the dividend payment history and any potential issues with online stock price reporting.
3. Check with online stock price reporting platforms to see if they can provide more information on why the fund is not listed.

the reason i posted this here is because this stock has been paying certain strange dividend which is very on usual in the nse while transpower, geregu, transhotel will be paying 1% per year CHDNIDF will be paying 19-20% per year

I think the stock is no different from money market funds which is why people are not rushing it. The do the same the thing and their dividend yield is roughly the same or slightly lower than MMF. I would play MMF instead of the stock as it is much safer for me. Their business will be affected once CBN start slashing interest rates.

ceelog:
If you dont mind share your portfolio listings and their percent holding.
Transfer your learnings.

Attached is my portfolio.


I bought using DCA between September - November 2024

I put an equal amount in all of them.

Note: I took a high risk on Ellalakes with what I could afford to lose.


Whisper: At 100% profit, I take out the capital and put in Money Market Funds (Mutual Funds). This way, I will run a risk free trade and leave it for long term. My papa no be CEO

Sweet Sweet Palm Oyel

Sunrisepebble:
Sweet Sweet Palm Oyel

Oyel money

Situation report

toyeoye:
ACCESSCORP ₦ 25.3
JAPAULGOLD ₦ 2.29

Monitor easily on https://stockbubbles.com.ng/

Thanks

Oando almost full offer today...

chimex38:
In addition,
Some employees have no idea how strong the company is and those meeting sessions with strong/worried facial expressions from management are just to keep them on their toes to avoid laxity and almost always focus on companies weak areas which may constitute a total liability of less than 5% of equity.
But the employee perceives it as what can bring the company down and that the company is struggling or fragile.
Even when some read the financial statements, they believe it doesn't reflect the true reality on ground. That it's just packaging

So why will he invest in a company that can cut his salary or allowances the next month if he doesn't step up?

Another thing is diversification, Investing heavily in the same company that pays your salary is some how ooo, if the company chocke na village straight ooo.

sterlingD:
UNILEVER NIGERIA PLC

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42953_UNILEVER_NIGERIA_PLC.-_YEAR_END_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JANUARY_2025.pdf

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY INSURANCE

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42947_INTERNATIONAL_ENERGY_INSURANCE_PLC-_YEAR_END_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JANUARY_2025.pdf

Normally, N1.14 EPS compared to the previous N0.59 looks a very good performance by Unilever.
But will the market punish it after considering the price is at around N36 already from the N39 is jumped to?
A better future surely awaits long termers and a good opportunity to enter in case it is pummeled below N30.

ositadima1:
Another thing is diversification, Investing heavily in the same company that pays your salary is some how ooo, if the company chocke na village straight ooo.

At least he will be getting inside information which is very helpful to grow his capital or know when to exit

unite4real:
At least he will be getting inside information which is very helpful to grow his capital or know when to exit

Na true sha.

..true, especially those at bottom ladder..

ositadima1:
Another thing is diversification, Investing heavily in the same company that pays your salary is some how ooo, if the company chocke na village straight ooo.

unite4real:
At least he will be getting inside information which is very helpful to grow his capital or know when to exit

True.. Though some inside info can still be hard to trickle down for insiders..especially those in regional offices and remote branches.

Also, Some category of employees that can't even influence a single decision and always go with what immediate boss says even when you are against it..
it will discourage such some employee from investing. He/she will always feel his/her method would have worked as well or much better.

Youngzedd:
Attached is my portfolio.


I bought using DCA between September - November 2024

I put an equal amount in all of them.

Note: I took a high risk on Ellalakes with what I could afford to lose.


Whisper: At 100% profit, I take out the capital and put in Money Market Funds (Mutual Funds). This way, I will run a risk free trade and leave it for long term. My papa no be CEO

Institutional investor alert!.
See as you strategically dumped all you Bitcoin earnings on quality stocks.
You're doing well.

UPCOMING BM

TUESDAY 28 January
CONHALL, M&B, LASACO

WEDNESDAY 29 January
PRESTIGE, BUAFOODS, GEREGU

THURSDAY 30 January
AIRTEL, OMATEK

I dont understand this Unilever result. The document is showing for Quarter ended September 2024, they have made a mistake

sterlingD:
UNILEVER NIGERIA PLC

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42953_UNILEVER_NIGERIA_PLC.-_YEAR_END_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JANUARY_2025.pdf

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY INSURANCE

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/42947_INTERNATIONAL_ENERGY_INSURANCE_PLC-_YEAR_END_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_JANUARY_2025.pdf

Sunrisepebble:
I dont understand this Unilever result. The document is showing for Quarter ended September 2024, they have made a mistake

On a closer look and from past quarterly FS .This is actually Q3 2024 result .Truly they have made a mistake

9free:
Institutional investor alert!.
See as you strategically dumped all you Bitcoin earnings on quality stocks.
You're doing well.

My oga, biko no dey whine me


Anyone who dumps ALL his or her crypto to buy stock need Odumeje's deliverance


Diversification is the way to go. I'm learning fast from you

unite4real:
At least he will be getting inside information which is very helpful to grow his capital or know when to exit

This is the advantage they're not taking.

The winners are those with the insider information.

OakPearl:
Normally, N1.14 EPS compared to the previous N0.59 looks a very good performance by Unilever.
But will the market punish it after considering the price is at around N36 already from the N39 is jumped to?
A better future surely awaits long termers and a good opportunity to enter in case it is pummeled below N30.

Unilever is fairly priced...
Sold all my units at 39 + ...
Any price above N40.... Na jara...
if we have juicy dividend...

True...

Sunrisepebble:
I dont understand this Unilever result. The document is showing for Quarter ended September 2024, they have made a mistake

thesilentone:
Top tier tool

Which tool /platform is this, my oga thesilentone

Is it really fairly priced? They will pay at best a N1 dividend

Willie2015:
Unilever is fairly priced...
Sold all my units at 39 + ...
Any price above N40.... Na jara...
if we have juicy dividend...

starpower:
pls have you survived a bear market before like 2020, 2008. It will quietly humble one.

I survived my bros.
When many ran away in 2020, myself, Oga Rabbi and some others were here.
We thank God for His grace. 😊

Meanwhile, ACCESS don finally crawled to 26......the fear of Fidelity catching up 😁

Some of us said it when this new bank recapitalization was announced; that there's interesting days ahead....
I just know these banks will do all it takes, hook or crook, pumping or otherwise, to achieve the minimum base.
2026 is the deadline for meeting up......

The movement of the banks is sweet to behold...

KarlTom:
The movement of the banks is sweet to behold...

Journey never start

Patience is always rewarded. I was getting frustrated with my Access but held on

KarlTom:
The movement of the banks is sweet to behold...