₦airaland Forum

Agbalowomeri:
You have lumped two conditional probabilities

mallamOmonile1:
Ejoooo

Please how can one buy TIP PLC public offer?

I search internet i cant see the application form neither is the offer listed on Ngx portal.

Good evenning.....

Raider76:
If you were a gambler and want to bet that Tinubu will approve the suspension of the implementation of the CGT before midnight on December 31st, pending a review, what sector/stocks will you bet on?

zendi:
(1) The stock you will be most comfortable to be trapped in if the predicted Tinubu action does not happen.

(2) The most liquid stock in the most liquid sector so you can easily dump back on the floor the first trading day, with minimal hair trimming, if your gamble fails.

PuristForest:
Next year is shaping up to be extremely volatile in the markets… e go hard. I really hope the ASI can reclaim and break 157, but here are the facts:

Nigeria is already under significant macro pressure — currency strain, rising inflation, the looming capital-gains tax, and ongoing uncertainty across FX and bond markets. Then came the Oct 31 CPC designation, which only amplified the tension, triggering an 8% drop from 157 to around 140.
…... DYOR

deathwing:
Are we under currency strain with our $45bn in reserves? I wouldn’t call it a strain. Exchange rate has been stable since Dec 2024. Isn’t inflation cooling? What is still uncertain across FX and bond markets?

Agbalowomeri:
Analyst is tired of market inactivity

KarlTom:
Another Committee on CGT [National Tax Policy Implementation Committee (NTPIC)] Chaired by Mr. Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe...

https://www.thisdaylive.com/2025/12/06/fg-to-review-capital-gains-law-address-concerns-in-new-tax-policy/

mikeapollo:
The CGT law would most likely be reversed or reviewed drastically. Kudos to the Finance minister for listening to industry players on this mater
This new committe is a clear indictment of Taiwo Oyedele's committee recommendation on the CGT. And he made things worse for both the NGX and govt by his reckless comments.
Clearly, there was no wide consultation before they recklessly raised it to 30 percent for companies and PIT rate(s) for individuals.

A positive, much better recommendation by this new committe could engender another round of bull in early 2026.

PuristForest:
Next year is shaping up to be extremely volatile in the markets… e go hard. I really hope the ASI can reclaim and break 157, but here are the facts:

Nigeria is already under significant macro pressure — currency strain, rising inflation, the looming capital-gains tax, and ongoing uncertainty across FX and bond markets. Then came the Oct 31 CPC designation, which only amplified the tension, triggering an 8% drop from 157 to around 140.

This isn’t even the first time Nigeria has been placed on the CPC list. Back in December 2020, when the label first appeared, the market slipped only about 2% because the environment was far less fragile. Today, the timing and surrounding triggers are much more severe. The 2025 designation wasn’t just symbolic — it arrived alongside threats of military intervention, possible aid suspension, broader geopolitical volatility, and recently, there are reports that U.S. reconnaissance and intelligence-gathering operations have already begun launching flights from some neighboring countries.

Investors are now trading cautiously, and the next few months will likely reflect that behaviour. A lot of institutional and composite investors will be quietly sniffing for higher-level, possibly sensitive information from their high-net-worth and political sources. Any actionable intel that trickles down will reach a select few long before (weeks) it reaches people like you and me (and even the media) — and they’ll position themselves early.

If the reconnaissance activity continues and geopolitical risk escalates, the ASI could face additional downward pressure, and the sell-off may stretch deep into next year, we may see ASI as low as 120 kand 105k. DYOR

Agbalowomeri:
Analyst is tired of market inactivity

KarlTom:
OANDO

The Committee charged with looking into ways of reviving the Pointe-a-Pierre Refinery has submitted a preliminary report to the T&T Minister of Energy.

The Comprehensive Report is expected by mid-December...

KarlTom:
INTERIM REPORT FROM THE GUARACARA (POINTE-A-PIERRE) REFINERY RESTART COMMITTEE

The Committee was tasked with, inter alia, reviewing the technical assessment and readiness of the Guaracara (formerly Pointe-à-Pierre) Refinery, as well as its infrastructure and utilities and developing a plan for its restart within the earliest timeframe. The Interim Report examines the technical commercial feasibility, estimated capital requirements and human resource demands of a possible approach to the restart of the Guaracara Refinery. The Prime Minister considers the health and safety framework of paramount importance as any restart must meet rigorous health and safety protocols to ensure the protection of human life, environment and assets.

The Interim Report notes that despite its closure seven years ago, the restart of the Refinery is technically, commercially and financially viable given the current market demands for refined products and crude availability. The closure of the Refinery for seven years has led to degradation of the units and supporting utilities and offsites. However, the Committee concluded that the newer plants which were part of the Gasoline Optimization Programme (GOP) were in relatively good condition. The Committee also concluded that time was of the essence as further deterioration of the units and supporting utilities would eventually render a restart un-economic.

The report recommends four phases to the restart process based on favorable economics, ease of repairs, availability of resources and availability of capital expenditure.
The report notes that restarting the Refinery will create significant direct and indirect jobs and local-contractor opportunities and generate foreign exchange, thereby stimulating the national economy with benefits for the fenceline communities that once supported the Refinery’s operations. A reactivation will also reposition Trinidad and Tobago as a major regional supplier of refined products as well as strengthen regional energy security and resilience.

The Committee noted that in the year of closure 2018, the refinery was making an operating profit before hiving off its revenue to satisfy the Malcolm Jones era multi-billion-dollar debt.

The Prime Minister has directed the Minister of Energy and Energy Industries (MEEI), to undertake a review of the Interim Report and propose possible options and models to adopt given the conclusions of the Committee...
A Final Feasibility and Restart Recommendation for Options is expected to be submitted to the Cabinet very early in 2026.

Locotrader:
New week market watch
JAPAULGOLD

✓stronger buying interest showing up.(15m bids)
✓Most trades are done @ 2.20(renewed interest)
✓last support was 2.03
✓If 2.20 is sustained,the next resistance zone is 2.40-2.45.

Just what the technicals is pointing.
Be on the watch

handsomebolanle:
Pa Emma… I entered Nahco at 100naira on your calling 😁😁

I have sold my last tranch of Access. I’m tired of that bank.

talk2me2:
common sense

nosa2:
You will probably regret this

nosa2:
This your bullishness is infectious but my lizard brain cannot allow me to touch a stock like this.

handsomebolanle:
Access will get to 19. I will enter in 19.
Zenith and UBa has paid me back my 10% loss in access(I’ve stayed over 8 months)
The new capital raise at 20.25 naira looks fishy.
Once I suspect a high level of inefficiency, I cut out. That has been my strategy.

Locotrader:
You are attaching emotions on this.
Just interpret what the data says about a stock and have your peace.

Technicals don't lie

yMcy56:
The Reits are all green and looking up in market.....
Any favourable policy driving this?

* Quite a lot of activities in UPDC since last week as well.

nosa2:
I know there are a lot of people that make money using technical analysis. Me personally, I have never trusted it. I understand it but I don't place much faith in it

talk2me2:
common sense

jonnysessy:
I also have been observing this. I was even thinking that someone like you will look into her crystal ball and tell me what is happening

Zenith Bank, Access and UBA are not doing badly today, my portfolio will definitely be in green territory considering my holdings on the mentioned stocks.