₦airaland Forum

olaremint:
Gt has been the biggest disappointment. with all the noise they made that they had no forbearance loan and they will pay dividend, this is the nonsense they want to pay

PETERiCHY:
ACCESS & GTCO fundamentals Shareholders rightnow

leo1234:
This is how they want to pay dividend of 15%.


I am beginning to dislike people that speak with too much confidence these days.

Imagine the way S. Agbaja was speaking with confidence about banks delivering 15% dividend yield.

Agbalowomeri:
Omo the neck and head hook

Agbalowomeri:
What was the stock price when he spoke?

Streetinvestor2:
I guess it it was 90 plus lol.
Wahala too much

GeneralDae:
14 banks have fully met the new capital requirements.

GeneralDae:
50 bps cut. Cardoso, na man you be.

@awesomeJ you were spot on.

GeneralDae:
Gross external reserves $43 Billion already in CBN’s book.

nosa2:
Abeg where link?

thebargainhunte:
https://nairametrics.com/2025/09/23/mpc-cuts-mpr-by-50-basis-points-to-27/ very soon e go stew for ngx

GeneralDae:
50 bps cut. Cardoso, na man you be.

@awesomeJ you were spot on.

nosa2:
What do you mean by stew?

yMcy56:
They're punishing ACCESS because of their stinginess and buy-buy spree....
I expect ACCESS to surprise investors.

Meanwhile, ACCESS requesting for time extension to publish results.....
https://doclib.ngxgroup.com/Listings-site/corporate-disclosure-site/Documents/ACCESS_HOLDINGS_EXTENSION_OF_TIME_TO_PUBLISH_RESULTS.pdf

nosa2:
What do you mean by stew?

Agbalowomeri:
Everywhere stew
GenZ language

nosa2:
What do you mean by stew?

thebargainhunte:
Rice and stew na

OoDeeA:
Economy getting better

megawealth01:
We hope it's not the colour red stew sha

nosa2:
You know wetin e mean?

leo1234:
This is how they want to pay dividend of 15%.


I am beginning to dislike people that speak with too much confidence these days.

Imagine the way S. Agbaja was speaking with confidence about banks delivering 15% dividend yield.

chimex38:
Those who bought at 40-45 early last yr before this recapitalisation are already above 10%.

In2-3yrs time, those who buy at these prices ₦80-₦100 might start hovering around 10%-12% yield..

The classical riddle:
You need to have your cake🎂 before you eat it
doesn't hold for stocks.
Which is what you are asking for.

Ironically, the reverse holds true.

Eat your cake(Invest) 🎂 then you can have it
(15% dividend yield)

olig:
Making OANDO Bonus tradeable

Please, how do I make my OANDO bonus tradable? It is showing in my CSCS account, but not in my trading account. I contacted Morgan more than two weeks ago, but nothing seems to have been done

chimex38:
Those who bought at 40-45 early last yr before this recapitalisation are already above 10%.

In2-3yrs time, those who buy at these prices ₦80-₦100 might start hovering around 10%-12% yield..

The classical riddle:
You need to have your cake🎂 before you eat it
doesn't hold for stocks.
Which is what you are asking for.

Ironically, the reverse holds true.

Eat your cake(Invest) 🎂 then you can have it
(15% dividend yield)

olig:
Thanks a lot.

I don't want to sell yet. I just want it migrated to my trading account. Morgan did not respond to my request regarding that.

Agbalowomeri:
What was the stock price when he spoke?

mikeapollo:
Usually, the trading account is with your broker, and it would show transactions that you have done through them (buying/selling/cash deposits/withdrawals) and the cash balance. Share bonuses given by companies normally go directly into your CSCs account without passing through your broker, hence those would not appear in your trading (broker's) account.
But once you are sure the shares are in your CSCS account, you can sell directly if you have online access or you fill a mandate form and give to your broker to sell on your behalf and the cash proceeds will be credited to your trading account..