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Agbalowomeri:
Wahala be like.....

Meerahbel:
Top Books on Stock Investing (With Brief Insights)
1. The Intelligent Investor – by Benjamin Graham
The foundational book of value investing.

Teaches you to invest with discipline, patience, and logic.

Introduces the idea of “Mr. Market” — a metaphor for market emotions.

Focuses on buying undervalued companies and holding long-term.
Thank you sir,pls do you have the pdf of any of the book mentioned

🧠 Warren Buffett called it the best investing book ever written.

2. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits – by Philip Fisher
Focuses on qualitative analysis: management quality, innovation, and business growth potential.

Encourages long-term thinking and understanding company operations deeply.

3. One Up on Wall Street – by Peter Lynch
Shows how ordinary people can beat professional investors by investing in what they know.

Explains how to spot winning companies early, especially in everyday life.

Great for beginners looking for practical, real-world advice.

4. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing – by John C. Bogle
Advocates index fund investing: low-cost, diversified, long-term investing.

Teaches that time in the market beats timing the market.

Perfect for people who don’t want to pick individual stocks.

💡 John Bogle founded Vanguard and popularized index funds.

5. Rule #1 – by Phil Town
Simplifies the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett.

Breaks down how to analyze companies using a 4-part rule-based approach: Meaning, Moat, Management, and Margin of Safety.

Beginner-friendly and practical.

6. The Essays of Warren Buffett – by Warren Buffett (compiled by Lawrence Cunningham)
A curated collection of Buffett’s wisdom from his shareholder letters.

Covers everything from stock valuation to corporate governance.

Insightful if you want to think like a business owner when investing.

7. A Random Walk Down Wall Street – by Burton Malkiel
Advocates for efficient market theory: it’s hard to consistently beat the market.

Recommends diversification and passive investing.

Explains bubbles, market cycles, and behavioral pitfalls.

🎯 Want to Start With Just 1 or 2?
If you're a complete beginner, start with:

“The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” – for simplicity and index investing.

“One Up on Wall Street” – for learning to spot good companies in daily life.

yMcy56:
Had to go and read my post again
How e come dey do you Oga Agba?.....you wan turn to Agbaya finish o 😁

Meerahbel:
Top Books on Stock Investing (With Brief Insights)
1. The Intelligent Investor – by Benjamin Graham
The foundational book of value investing.

Teaches you to invest with discipline, patience, and logic.

Introduces the idea of “Mr. Market” — a metaphor for market emotions.

Focuses on buying undervalued companies and holding long-term.

🧠 Warren Buffett called it the best investing book ever written.

2. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits – by Philip Fisher
Focuses on qualitative analysis: management quality, innovation, and business growth potential.

Encourages long-term thinking and understanding company operations deeply.

3. One Up on Wall Street – by Peter Lynch
Shows how ordinary people can beat professional investors by investing in what they know.

Explains how to spot winning companies early, especially in everyday life.

Great for beginners looking for practical, real-world advice.

4. The Little Book of Common Sense Investing – by John C. Bogle
Advocates index fund investing: low-cost, diversified, long-term investing.

Teaches that time in the market beats timing the market.

Perfect for people who don’t want to pick individual stocks.

💡 John Bogle founded Vanguard and popularized index funds.

5. Rule #1 – by Phil Town
Simplifies the investing philosophy of Warren Buffett.

Breaks down how to analyze companies using a 4-part rule-based approach: Meaning, Moat, Management, and Margin of Safety.

Beginner-friendly and practical.

6. The Essays of Warren Buffett – by Warren Buffett (compiled by Lawrence Cunningham)
A curated collection of Buffett’s wisdom from his shareholder letters.

Covers everything from stock valuation to corporate governance.

Insightful if you want to think like a business owner when investing.

7. A Random Walk Down Wall Street – by Burton Malkiel
Advocates for efficient market theory: it’s hard to consistently beat the market.

Recommends diversification and passive investing.

Explains bubbles, market cycles, and behavioral pitfalls.

🎯 Want to Start With Just 1 or 2?
If you're a complete beginner, start with:

“The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” – for simplicity and index investing.

“One Up on Wall Street” – for learning to spot good companies in daily life.

cocolacec:
Seplat paid me twice.What was the total dividend per unit?

emmasoft:
I don't think so. The normal end of year dividend of 3.6 cents and the special dividend of 3.3 cents were paid seprately and if you have different accounts with the registrars it's also treated separately when they are paying dividend. This is from experience.

SohSoh:
Executive Summary



Conclusion



Mecure Industries Plc presents a solid investment opportunity with strong fundamentals, strategic debt management, dividend income potential, and medium-term growth outlook. For investors seeking exposure to Nigeria’s pharmaceutical sector, Mecure offers a compelling mix of value, yield, and expansion capacity.



We assign a BUY recommendation, supported by stable financials, expanding operations, and disciplined capital management.



⸻



This recommendation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investors are encouraged to conduct independent analysis or consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision.

Agbalowomeri:
Have you divorced your favourite ACCESS

Heishere:
So after the comparison, you placed Mecure above Fidson because of commercial papers? Hope people are not paying you for this recommendation?

Mpeace:
Lol. We are still in the marriage oh. The love done reduced.
I moved a little to Honeywell when I saw access at 23.40. I go return for the N1 interim.

Heishere:
So after the comparison, you placed Mecure above Fidson because of commercial papers? Hope people are not paying you for this recommendation?

GeeKudi:
And he keeps posting the long piece repeatedly. We have seen it already nah

Agbalowomeri:
ACCESS promised you N1 interim and you believe

Sunrisepebble:
From my analysis Nascon is looking good for N70-N80 but it seems as if they’re overstated their EPS in Q1

N’000 7,577,885 PAT, OS of 2,702,427,146 should give you N2.80

GeeKudi:
And he keeps posting the long piece repeatedly. We have seen it already nah

Xidget:
Do you still think it can do 70 - 80 based on the 2.80 Eps?

Heishere:
So after the comparison, you placed Mecure above Fidson because of commercial papers? Hope people are not paying you for this recommendation?

Agbalowomeri:
ACCESS promised you N1 interim and you believe

SohSoh:
Thank you for your comment. To clarify, this is a current BUY recommendation for Mecure Industries Plc,

Heishere:
So after the comparison, you placed Mecure above Fidson because of commercial papers? Hope people are not paying you for this recommendation?

chimex38:
Thanks for the details and more insight.
I didn't know Dr. Mike Adenuga has a Stake in Silverlake.

However, with this, it means
Shareholding structure in Sterling Holding is:

Silverlake investment-->18.75%(25%-6.25%)

Dr. Mike Adenuga-->11.88%

Silverlake investment with 18.75% is still the Majority Shareholder(exclusive of Dr. Mike Adenuga).

Cc @Picky1

Babygal2020:
Thanks boss. But can't I fill the forms online just like that of Stanbic IBTC?

Streetinvestor2:
You too doubt. Whr is thou faith men of Little faith