₦airaland Forum

emmanuelewumi:
The problem be say, how can I differentiate between listed stocks and listed junks.

kintus:
I be Loco student 🤪
I have always listened to Egbon Agba.
Oga Emma, Oga Osita and August visitor oga Sunrise and many of them.
We keep learning.
I dey learn from everyone here.

Ginalex:
I no quick jump out from that jijo them Kon dump their shares for my head . Who did I offend?😂😹

Ibusho:
Please who has received CUTIX dividend

Agbalowomeri:
Well you must give give back to the market as sacrifice. When you grow older, Mr. Market will spare you and go for younger ones

yMcy56:
Lol
It's like you like contradictions be that.
Loco and Agba in same sentence? Lol

Yoursfaithful:
Calm your mind down ..Insurance is coming back stronger..might only take some weeks..these are only paper loss.

Ddll:
What’s going on with ELLAH LAKES? Is it making a rebound abi eye dey pain me?

thebargainhunte:
Normalcy will either return today or tomorrow in our market, this is purely speculative. The land is getting greener again after yesterday's selloff.

Bovis:
I did have a look at Ellah over the weekend fwiw.. but the numbers are quite depressing and it’s grossly overpriced. I’m afraid, I now share Street’s views on Kpakus and still prefer Okomu Oil as a growth stock at cp

PS:

Some folks will soon start blaming President Tinubu for their poor judgement on Oando/Wale

Ginalex:
what's the deadline for the recapitalization abeg?

crownprince2017:
You mean street will soon blame tinubu for being shelholder of oando..

Bovis:
I did have a look at Ellah over the weekend fwiw.. but the numbers are quite depressing and it’s grossly overpriced. I’m afraid, I now share Street’s views on Kpakus and still prefer Okomu Oil as a growth stock at cp

PS:

Some folks will soon start blaming President Tinubu for their poor judgement on Oando/Wale🤫

sterlingD:
REGENCY ALLIANCE INSURANCE 2024

https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Financial_NewsDocs/44937_REGENCY_ALLIANCE_INSURANCE_PLC-_QUARTER_5_-_FINANCIAL_STATEMENT_FOR_2024_FINANCIAL_STATEMENTS_SEPTEMBER_2025.pdf

Joyful365:
Please house clarify these grey areas on commercial papers and money market funds if you have the experience.

For commercial papers, is the interest rate quoted prorated? For example, if 21.15% is quoted for 270 days tenure, is the 21.15% indicated for one year interest rate, meaning to prorate it to 270 days you do 21.15%/365 * 270 = 15.64%? Meaning it is 15.64% that will be paid for the commercial paper of 270 days tenure? Or the 21.15% will be paid for the 270 days CP tenure? Also, are CPs subject to witholding tax? What other fees are charged on CPs?

On money market funds, what are the fees charged and are they charged on the interest earned or charged on the total sum under management? For example, if you put ₦10 million in a money market fund and it earns 10% (1 million) in one year, will the fees be charged on the 1 million earned or the entire 11 million? If on the entire 11 million, what happens when the fund managers don't make any returns? Will they still continue to remove their management fees from your capital?

Ginalex:
Abeg when bull go return to insurance, this bone wey prestige leave for my throat dey hang

Joyful365:
Please house clarify these grey areas on commercial papers and money market funds if you have the experience.

For commercial papers, is the interest rate quoted prorated? For example, if 21.15% is quoted for 270 days tenure, is the 21.15% indicated for one year interest rate, meaning to prorate it to 270 days you do 21.15%/365 * 270 = 15.64%? Meaning it is 15.64% that will be paid for the commercial paper of 270 days tenure? Or the 21.15% will be paid for the 270 days CP tenure? Also, are CPs subject to witholding tax? What other fees are charged on CPs?

On money market funds, what are the fees charged and are they charged on the interest earned or charged on the total sum under management? For example, if you put ₦10 million in a money market fund and it earns 10% (1 million) in one year, will the fees be charged on the 1 million earned or the entire 11 million? If on the entire 11 million, what happens when the fund managers don't make any returns? Will they still continue to remove their management fees from your capital?

Bovis:
I did have a look at Ellah over the weekend fwiw.. but the numbers are quite depressing and it’s grossly overpriced. I’m afraid, I now share Street’s views on Kpakus and still prefer Okomu Oil as a growth stock at cp

PS:

This current pullback is an opportunity to average down on dividend paying quality stocks. However, some folks will soon start blaming President Tinubu for their poor judgement on Oando/Wale🤫

jonnysessy:
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Don't worry about the bone in your throat. Just drink water, shebi you invested with patient funds. There is no cause for alarm

Yoursfaithful:
July 2026 of which all insurers are expected to submit their recapitalization plan on or before end of this month.

Yoursfaithful:
July 2026 of which all insurers are expected to submit their recapitalization plan on or before end of this month.

jp130:
How market de my people?

aj8:
The bears are your friend. They offer front row seats to latecomers. Fortunately, you can hear them howling from every overbought ASI. Market makers don’t buy at the top. Once the top is hit they will by hook or crook disguised as “news”, swing it down to a comfortable buy zone and reposition for the big earnings on the last lap to year-end. Same pattern in most markets. Tag along if you have the cash to join in. The gain will be huge. Just make sure you buy into value. Happy trading.

Payunsin:
I want to sell my fbn but I notice Otedola dey defend am at N32 gidigba

Ginalex:
Jijo na HOT funds them dey use run am o .

Locotrader:
Agba na traditional bank
Loco na Fintech.
You know say Traditional banks are doing opposite of Fintechs

pluto09:
Any common sense pick at current price?

pluto09:
Any common sense pick at current price?