₦airaland Forum

Calebbold:
The family of Makanjuola has over 2.2 billion units of Caverton held in direct/indirect shares. The units of shares they have sold so far is insignificant for now.

Valthegreat:
Can we accept this Access Bank hope as a strategy this time? I want to jump in since AIG has said the mgt has agreed to slow down on their initial plan to acquire world bank.

Picky1:
It happens a lot in the NYSE.... see NIKOLA!
It's really dangerous buying speculative stocks with the mind of an investor!!
Lesson no dey finish for stock market

KarlTom:
Please add a single '0' behind those your figures...

Locotrader:
Sorry Loco no dey do more than here.
I will always reply any quote addressed to me here

fashionnisir:
NEW NGX INTRODUCTION
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‎ARBICO
‎ARDOVA
‎CHIPLC
‎COURTVILLE
‎FIRSTHOLDCO
‎GLAXOSMITH
‎GSPEC PLC
‎LEGENDINT
‎LINKASSURE
‎NIGERINS
‎RAKUNITY
‎RESORTSAL
‎STERLNBANK
‎UBN

SonofElElyonRet:
Explain this post please...

Zenas96:
The numbers I am seeing on my Bamboo App is not it at all. I wonder what is wrong with the App or am I the only one experiencing this?

Mpeace:
Lol. You now know agba.
Like some pple were waiting for his GTB N17 call and are now buying at 69. Agba fit dey load Aradel you no go know.

Valthegreat:
I have someone that is interested in full stack stock trading and looking for a teacher, are you interested in onboarding a student?

Mankind2024:
The OP is highlighting that there's been a lack of trading activity in companies that have been delisted or are about to be delisted.

Mankind2024:
The OP is highlighting that there's been a lack of trading activity in companies that have been delisted or are about to be delisted.

SonofElElyonRet:
Explain this post please...

pluto09:
Sahara reporters.......

https://saharareporters.com/2025/05/20/exclusive-peter-obi-went-rome-plead-tinubu-over-fidelity-banks-n225billion-debt-not

zendi:
The rich also cry.

Big man big trouble.

The bigger the head, the bigger the headache.

Mankind2024:
The OP is highlighting that there's been a lack of trading activity in companies that have been delisted or are about to be delisted.

zendi:
The rich also cry.

Big man big trouble.

The bigger the head, the bigger the headache.

Imagine going to humble yourself and beg your political ache-rival for a rescue.
It's not easy, I tell you.

But Sahara Reporters real baaad.

(mdfd)

pluto09:
Sahara reporters.......

https://saharareporters.com/2025/05/20/exclusive-peter-obi-went-rome-plead-tinubu-over-fidelity-banks-n225billion-debt-not

Valthegreat:
If you believe this kind of political propaganda then there's nothing you can not believe. Sowore that has been doing everything to get Obi's attention.

Valthegreat:
If you believe this kind of political propaganda then there's nothing you can not believe. Sowore that has been doing everything to get Obi's attention.

Picky1:
Bros, what FIDELITY did is called transparency....refuting bad press from an unscrupulous journalist quoting an unnamed source in a very sensitive matter!
Unreasonable journalism can bring down the stock market due to domino effect - everyone starts running without knowing what the problem really is.
Anyways we see how it all pans out!
NB: I have FIDELITY in my portfolio

The right thing for Fidelity Bank to have done after the Appeal Court judgment was to transfer the judgment debt into an escrow account whilst pursuing the appeal at the SC. As it stands, the longer the bank engages in prevarication under the guise of seeking Judicial interpretation, the bigger the debt becomes because it will continue to attract interest 😀

megawealth01:
I've been buying an INSURANCE COY since this MAY... I don't know if I should say the name or not...

This INSURANCE COY was amongst the first insurance stocks I got in 2008 with my former broker MAYFIELD... I might call the name soon but not now...

And for those that will be in a hurry to ask for the name, it's not your everyday insurance COY

All my INSURANCE stocks in the past still with me after I've got out my CAPITAL but you see this particular COY I have never sold a single unit from it. I just look for a cool entry and load more

fashionnisir:
They are new listed while other are just relisted ,eg we have STERLINGNG and STERLNBANK.

zendi:
The rich also cry.

Big man big trouble.

The bigger the head, the bigger the headache.

Imagine going to humble yourself and beg your political ache-rival for a rescue.
It's not easy, I tell you.

But Sahara Reporters real baaad.

(mdfd)

awesomeJ:
Guys, someone here asked a few days back why stocks like Airtel still needed 100k units for a price change.

To him, my response is:
The volume needed was indeed tiered as you expect only a few years back, with stocks above just #100 needing only 10k units for a price change.

But people were then easily distorting the index with price movements on stocks like Dangote cement (needed only 2.2m then)

To everyone, my take is that, that rule probably needs to be adjusted to reflect new market realities.

At the time it was introduced, only NESTLE was priced above 1000, today we have GEREGU, AIRTELAFRI and SEPLAT too some having done 10x in the intervening period.


My proposal:
Let's revert to allowing 10k units cause a price change (maybe this time for stocks above N1000) provided the ticker hasn't had a price movement for up to 30 days (new clause to guide against the index distortion concern).



I think this adjustment is needed to help stocks like Airtel and SEPLAT which have such wide disparity between the prices in London and Lagos.


I'll try to send an email to the NGX public contact, please send this proposal too if it makes sense to you(add your voice), also if you have private communication access to the team there, maybe raise it too.

The market could be doing extra N5bn per week on these two if they weren't so blocked.

Valthegreat:
If you believe this kind of political propaganda then there's nothing you can not believe. Sowore that has been doing everything to get Obi's attention.

awesomeJ:
Guys, someone here asked a few days back why stocks like Airtel still needed 100k units for a price change.

To him, my response is:
The volume needed was indeed tiered as you expect only a few years back, with stocks above just #100 needing only 10k units for a price change.

But people were then easily distorting the index with price movements on stocks like Dangote cement (needed only 2.2m then)

To everyone, my take is that, that rule probably needs to be adjusted to reflect new market realities.

At the time it was introduced, only NESTLE was priced above 1000, today we have GEREGU, AIRTELAFRI and SEPLAT too some having done 10x in the intervening period.


My proposal:
Let's revert to allowing 10k units cause a price change (maybe this time for stocks above N1000) provided the ticker hasn't had a price movement for up to 30 days (new clause to guide against the index distortion concern).



I think this adjustment is needed to help stocks like Airtel and SEPLAT which have such wide disparity between the prices in London and Lagos.


I'll try to send an email to the NGX public contact, please send this proposal too if it makes sense to you(add your voice), also if you have private communication access to the team there, maybe raise it too.

The market could be doing extra N5bn per week on these two if they weren't so blocked.

Agbalowomeri:
Let them remain there or the shareholders do a stock split. It's not NGX fault