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crownprince2017:
Very simple, all companies with backwards integration at almost maturity level will do 100% within that time frame and I'm betting on sugar for that period.

I believed VFD will do 100% in that time frame.

Fidson and transcorp are other candidates.

Let me stop here.

Agbalowomeri:
I am not even interested in dividend
Capital appreciation alone

awesomeJ:
Is this because you're heavy in fixed income?

Cos 27% really helps no one.

The days of 11% MPR need to return.

mikeapollo:
Let's remember that lower inflation figures does not mean that prices are reducing or dropping in the market.
It only means that even though prices are increasing, the rate of increment is lower compared to prior year i.e. prices are increasing at a decreasing rate.

Agbalowomeri:
Your comment wilfully downplayed that inflation is on the decline. I wonder why

Odunharry:
Not really bro
True it helps no one especially borrowers.

We are getting to the time where rates will be near single digits

Agbalowomeri:
Your comment wilfully downplayed that inflation is on the decline. I wonder why

mikeapollo:
Let's remember that lower inflation figures does not mean that prices are reducing or dropping in the market.
It only means that even though prices are increasing, the rate of increment is lower compared to prior year i.e. prices are increasing at a decreasing rate.

Agbalowomeri:
I don't think anyone here is not aware

crownprince2017:
Very simple, all companies with backwards integration at almost maturity level will do 100% within that time frame and I'm betting on sugar for that period.

I believed VFD will do 100% in that time frame.

Fidson and transcorp are other candidates.

Let me stop here.

mikeapollo:
You got me wrong.
There was an earlier post (by someone), to the effect that he has not witnessed any price reduction in the market, hence the lower inflation figures were fake or wrong, hence my comment
Basically, I don't have a problem if the govt genuinely works hard to reduce inflation because I would benefit from it, and I will praise them.
What I don't support is frequent rebasing of macroeconomic indices (in only 2 years) in order to paint a misleading, deceitful impression or picture of the reality on ground.
The govt itself is struggling to convince Nigerians that things are okay or better.
Who am I to ''gbemu''? I am not even strong enough to collect from those who have not, like someone I know on NL.

awesomeJ:
Why did you feel the need to add the lecture to my post? I reckon you would know I don't need it??

Anyways, in the post you quoted I was saying that even beyond the disinflation NBS is reporting, I am actually experiencing deflation.

I can list more than 10 everyday items that I pay much less for today vs this time last year.

mikeapollo:
My sincere apologies, if a harmless quoting of a comment in a faceless forum does any harm or injury to you. My bad.
And congrats for the deflation you are currently enjoying compared to last year. It is awesome.

I now understand why some people are always feeling ''awesome'', even if a loaf of bread that was selling for N800 in 2023 now goes for N2,000 in 2025!

awesomeJ:
I never said your quoting did harm or injury. All I said was that it was irrelevant to my post which you quoted. It's like you thinking John needs a lecture about disinflation, and instead of directing your lecture to John, you left John and directed it at Peter. Peter can raise objections, it's not a big deal.

For your last paragraph, the inflation reported isn't vs 2023, it's vs 2024, why do you prefer unnecessary complications.


Maybe try to grab a can of chilled malt from a store (not greedy retailers), you'll also witness the deflation in price. Or if you remember how much it cost to fill your car's tank about this time last year you'd realize it's almost 20k cheaper today. or if you eat rice, etc

Locotrader:
I said if Japaul no rise at least 7% today,I go offload everything and run for my life.
Mining sector,a place to Chanel funds now

emmasoft:
With the way inflation numbers are going, expect lower rates everywhere across all fixed income-related investment windows, but DON'T STOP INVESTING, you can only change strategy, don't stop if you still want to win in this investment game

kintus:
Mentor, hope you're still with us?

kintus:
Mentor, hope you're still with us?

KarlTom:
Mentor is Meditating

kintus:
Mentor, hope you're still with us?

mikeapollo:
Apologies ''Mr. John'' that does not share or exchange ideas or knowledge with anyone.
The last time I checked, this is a public forum, hence every post is for the public.

awesomeJ:
While the forum is public, it's common sense to know that you should only quote people when your post has a relevance to theirs.

why is this so hard for you to understand?

mikeapollo:
If someone quotes your comment and you don't like it, you can ignore, or delete the person's post in your subsequent comments.
The virtual space where we post our comments on this forum is not reserved for anyone because it is not paid for by anybody!
It is childish to be engaging in petty insults because of this.
But you may continue if it makes you ''awesome'' this morning.

Streetinvestor2:
Why is the position of long time holders always painful. Is it because u come here to do MH to uninformed guys.Oga I have grown pass to buy junks and dead businesses in this business. The junks u market does no hold water for my like.If the market go bearish. It is opportunity to buy more of sound stocks. And for crash it is not happening any time soon.In the past 25 yrs.How many times has ngx crashed. I can only remember twice which I was involved. I thought u claimed u retired and came back for MH

PETERiCHY:
Really and you believe the OANDO you bought is not a JUNK STOCK

edwardaigb:
Mentor might settle for chicken and fish this Christmas.

mikeapollo:
....quoting a post but the comment is deleted.....
......do you get the message now?

what would you be fighting for or be throwing insults for early in the morning?

Good luck to you whatever you engage in this morning