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[quote author=Fundlocator post=136057023][/quote]What decides a Billion Naira valuation?

I know of an organisation with a revenue of over a billion Naira with no fantastic office.

Infact, scammers are quick to get a conducive office because that's the first thing people will lookout for. it could also be the other way round.

Not inferring on anything. I'd be concerned if the visit is to the farm and the activities ongoing there.

I am also concerned why there have been no update as regards the oil mill plant. We are approaching mid July. Every Hallam to his kettle

Sunrisepebble:
Market whisper
Hearing the Chinko deal will be concluded, they’ll do an MTO but I think at same price as majority buyout.
For H1 hearing N7 EPS and likely another N4 interim dividend
NFA/DYOR

So na for Wapco you dey find the 40%
Coded monkey hunting.
It's not easy to be a professional
Nothing do you bro.
All of us must make this money

Sunrisepebble:
It is clear to the blind

I would never ask if it is clear to me.
Maybe my ''case'' is more than ''blindness''
God dey.

handsomebolanle:
What decides a Billion Naira valuation?

I know of an organisation with a revenue of over a billion Naira with no fantastic office.

Infact, scammers are quick to get a conducive office because that's the first thing people will lookout for. it could also be the other way round.

Not inferring on anything. I'd be concerned if the visit is to the farm and the activities ongoing there.

I am also concerned why there have been no update as regards the oil mill plant. We are approaching mid July. Every Hallam to his kettle

ELLAH

mikeapollo:
I would never ask if it is clear to me.
Maybe my ''case'' is more than ''blindness''
God dey.

WAPCO

megawealth01:
WAPCO

Thanks,

Locotrader:
Bet me,Vfd can't come down below N14.
You know why?
Ellah lakes and Japaul have disrupt the market causing a spike in all stocks.

It's like you don't know what 500B and 100B naira from o[b]nly 2 junk companies[/b] has caused in the system

Who wants to carry last.You can only talk of pullback for Vfd but not looking for it at N10.

Don't be surprise to see Vfd at N25 before any significant bullback

Loco now calls Ellah and Japaul Junk with his full chest. This CI flexing na wa o

Tomorrow's rush for CI LEASING eh... CI has done cool 💯 for me and still minting

I hail all my ogas in here

Make una keep the good work going

May we all succeed before our expectations

Investcom:
Hello guys the gains on the NGx are just to scarry.

Ive sold off o . Congratulations to me.

Finally can say l get real profit as against paper profit.

Dangote is still looking for money....even Musk still de find money!!!
Chai money......

megawealth01:
Tomorrow's rush for CI LEASING eh... CI has done cool 💯 and still minting

not yet 100% for me. Entered around 5:18 average. Not that I want to sell.. holding

Picky1:
Dangote is still looking for money....even Musk still de find money!!!
Chai money......

Even our political looters sef

Locotrader:
So na for Wapco you dey find the 40%
Coded monkey hunting.
It's not easy to be a professional
Nothing do you bro.
All of us must make this money

Umehj88:
I was in benin I pass ellah lakes head office

Editor general, people are trying to sha get a pull back one way or the other.

Sunrisepebble:
Market whisper
Hearing the Chinko deal will be concluded, they’ll do an MTO but I think at same price as majority buyout.
For H1 hearing N7 EPS and likely another N4 interim dividend
NFA/DYOR

If it's the same price with majority buyout, then it's good to sell now oh. $0.06 at current exchange rate of N1,560 to $1 is like N93.6.
But they might not go lower than market price

Umehj88:
I swear to God nah their head office be that. Go and verify

You want to enter Ellah massively,talk true

SonofElElyonRet:
I think it can do much better with time.. considering the previous high

VFD is a business in same league with CUSTODIAN.....for discerning investors...don't look at only the share price!
DYOR/NFA

That makes sense 👍

Zagee:
But still only with an account associated to me though. Not sure of third parties oo🙃

Really? I’m loading more tomorrow. If the deal is completed and if they pay the rumored dividend and achieve whispered EPS then the organic valuation of the company is N140+, imagine they add final dividend again of another N4

Mpeace:
If it's the same price with majority buyout, then it's good to sell now oh. $0.06 at current exchange rate of N1,560 to $1 is like N93.6.
But they might not go lower than market price

Umehj88:
I was in benin I pass ellah lakes head office

You're definitely pranking.

You're telling me that this new CFO with all his impressive pedigree and professional antecedents suddenly became so jobless that he accepted to go and sit down in a pig house?

You a hired de-marketer or what?

Crownprince2017 will will give it to you when he logs on.

Don't run oo.

https://stocksng.com/ellah-lakes-plc-appoints-hewett-benson-as-new-cfo/

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ojeysky:
Loco now calls Ellah and Japaul Junk with his full chest. This CI flexing na wa o

You no dey read post well?
I don learn not to call any stock a junk stock.
When you hear junk from me,na streetman I dey indirectly refer to

SonofElElyonRet:
not yet 100% for me. Entered around 5:18 average. Not that I want to sell.. holding

Ci Leasing is 100% today from the 3.80 we started calling it out.
Though I am not 100% done but 70+ %.

Officially Ci leasing has done 100%
200%
300%
400%
500%
600%
700%
800%
900%
1000%

Wait for it
Na hot tea ,we must sip it all.
Na gradual journey

Locotrader:
Ci Leasing is 100% today from the 3.80 we started calling it out.
Though I am not 100% done but 70+ %.

Officially Ci leasing has done 100%
200%
300%
400%
500%
600%
700%
800%
900%
1000%

Wait for it
Na hot tea ,we must sip it all.
Na gradual journey

A loud AMEN to this 1000% 😘

emmanuelewumi:
Is this the head office?

My oga na watin person post say na the place
If na me go do the verification. They go say make them bring make them hang.
Walahi many people as insider for that ceo dey this thread dey help market that junk
That is why the ceo is doing all media Stunt for him men to cash out.
They suppose tell efcc to be on alert..lol

presiade:
Hi guys, does anyone know if Morgan Capital allows sending funds into one’s trading account from a bank account other than the one associated with the trading account? Thank y’all.

Can see you'd been answered.
If it's from different banks but from same name, it's allowed.
* Updated*

presiade:
Great! That’s what I want to hear, and yes, I always add identifiers (trading account number and my full name) to my transfers. Thank you for the info.

Send an email about your intentions to Morgan....they will reply fast and tell you what to do. It's very easy!

presiade:
Have you done this before? I need experiential response. Thank you!

I wouldn't have answered if I haven't done it. I credit my stockbrokers with all my bank accounts. Only one is associated with them.