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Agbalowomeri:
Make Street release his own kaya for us as promised.

HesInMe:
NAHCO, not some invisible stock that isn't on anyone's radar, up 50% in one month. Because they plan to open a hotel?

This will not end well.

yMcy56:
For where?
He no go sell again 😁

Meanwhile, "us"?
I've wanted to mention that you already entered ACCESS from your body language....
ACCESS or NB 😁

Streetinvestor2:
Person way call u billion na insult na.You way done pass that level many moon ago.That is why when I see some kind post from you I just dey laugh. You sure you no go just vex go buy that farm way kpakus no fit buy

chimex38:
I think people are keying in to the 14% extra bonus (1 for 7) added to dividend yield from the proposed dividend. That's about 17%-20% in total dividend
( for average purchases between ₦100-₦180).

QD is also at hand=May 1.
So probably rotational investors want to acquire as much as possible to make the 14% extra bonus worthwhile, hence the high demand as the closing window approaches.

With this few points of mine hope I have been able to convince you why the 50% rally is holding for now aside the hotel lunching

chimex38:
I think people are keying in to the 14% extra bonus (1 for 7) added to dividend yield from the proposed dividend. That's about 17%-20% in total dividend
( for average purchases between ₦100-₦180).

QD is also at hand=May 1.
So probably rotational investors want to acquire as much as possible to make the 14% extra bonus worthwhile, hence the high demand as the closing window approaches.

With this few points of mine hope I have been able to convince you why the 50% rally is holding for now aside the hotel lunching

nosa2:
My pastor say make I no dey deny this kind prophesy again

Baba God hear this prayer

HesInMe:
You try, but I'm still confused

Anyway, we'll know in a month or so. But Nahco is an excellently positioned company sha.

Prosper307:
You guys are forgetting agro-exports. Watch out for Q1 and see agro export contribution to revenue growth.

HesInMe:
But at least with TSLA you can see a path to high revenue and earnings growth at scale through the launch of robotaxis. And with NGXGROUP you can make the case for fee income from mega IPOs on the horizon (Dangote Refinery, Flutterwave?), trading hours expansion, and new trading products (futures). No significant new investment required.

Where's the growth for NAHCO?

What about GUINNESS and IB?
Are they also going to experience a phenomenal growth?

HesInMe:
Interesting. First time I'm hearing about this. Can you please share more?

jonnysessy:
This is what a mature man is. Just like they say in political parlance no permanent enemy or friend but, permanent interest. It only takes maturity to say the word i am sorry forgive me.. This is why we are men (not taking anything from our women folks). I hope with this let bygone be bygone. We are all here to make money, in the course of this journey there are ups and downs. Let us continue to forge ahead. Just like a saying in my place and i quote The sky is wide enough for every bird to fly without colliding.

HesInMe:
But at least with TSLA you can see a path to high revenue and earnings growth at scale through the launch of robotaxis. And with NGXGROUP you can make the case for fee income from mega IPOs on the horizon (Dangote Refinery, Flutterwave?), trading hours expansion, and new trading products (futures). No significant new investment required.

Where's the growth for NAHCO?

Prosper307:
Sourcing and exporting raw cashew nuts, sasame seeds, hisbiscus, etc. to india, vietnam, turkey and other destinations.
Leveraging their export processing center in Lagos and their strong logistics network.
This is a whole universe of growth for Nahco and they are taking it very serious. That's all I can say.

pluto09:
Thank you jare for the correction.
I checked the pe of NAHCO on investing.com in the morning and I saw 25.
I was surprised some brokers are still putting out a buy recommendation on the stock at current price.

megawealth01:
SHE no buy NB when I called it OUT at sub 30 na now she go buy am

Mankind2024:
My Humble Message to All NSEMPA Members.

My dearest wealth builders,
I acknowledge and deeply appreciate your direct and indirect contributions to my growth and development on this wealth-building journey. I am not here to seek attention or to brag about my milestone. None of this would have been possible without the knowledge, insights, and experiences I have gained from all of you.

As we all know, since 2018 till date, our forum has sometimes been characterised by personality attacks and unnecessary conflicts. I must confess that my early days on Nairaland made me an internet warfare veteran, largely due to the tribalism and bullying I encountered. My natural self is very humble and peace-loving. Because of the trolling and bullying, I created and deleted many monikers over the years.

Today, with a sincere heart, I apologise to every member I have directly or indirectly attacked in the past or in recent times. Please find it in your hearts to forgive me. I have grown, and I am truly sorry.
I am full of gratitude to the Almighty God and to every one of you. It should be a thing of joy that one of us has crossed such a critical milestone in a nation often described as the headquarters of poverty.

No one outside this forum knows about my achievement. I am a solitary and secretive person who loves to serve humanity quietly.
Even at this moment, my wife and family are not aware of this milestone. I continue to live my normal, simple life without envy or bitterness towards anyone.

My sincere and powerful prayer for every NSEMPA member:
Heavenly Father, the God who makes all things possible, the One who has brought me this far through the ongoing bull market,
I pray that You answer the earnest prayers and cries of every member in this forum.
Grant them divine wisdom to make excellent investment decisions.
Fill them with unbreakable discipline, uncommon patience, and the spirit of buy-and-hold.
Protect their portfolios from every form of loss, manipulation, and market storm.
Multiply their investments exceedingly and abundantly, far beyond their expectations.
Turn their small beginnings into generational wealth.
Let their dividends flow like rivers, and their capital appreciation be like the rising sun.
Remove every spirit of self-sabotage, fear, greed, and following the crowd.
Bless them with the mind of Christ — peaceful, focused, and strategic.
In this season of bull market and beyond, let their testimonies be greater than mine.
May the same God who surpassed my milestone for me do exceedingly, abundantly above all that they ask or think, according to the power that works in them.
In the mighty name of Jesus Christ, Amen and Amen!

I have always tried my best to encourage members to cultivate the habit of buy and hold with maximum discipline and patience. I was once guilty of self-sabotaging my own investments by following the crowd and chasing short-term gains. Everything changed the day I began to seriously study the true secrets of wealth creation.
If any old member still remembers, in 2019 I posted my CSCS statement showing over 100 different stocks and begged members to help me rebalance it. Instead, I was mocked and heavily trolled. Eventually, I resolved to find my own path and deleted that moniker. Honestly, if I had simply left that portfolio as it was and continued reinvesting the dividends religiously, I would not just be celebrating a single billion naira milestone today — possibly a double-digit billion one. But it is better late than never.

The stock market is a lifelong university where there are no real graduates — just like marriage. You keep learning until your last breath.

The primary reason I shared my milestone was to motivate and inspire others. The first time I read about a billionaire member in this forum was around 2019/2020 when someone mentioned Mr. Agbalowomeri. Another member quickly corrected and described him as a humble billionaire in stocks and real estate. That single testimony motivated me deeply, and I began to invest consistently. It started paying off towards the twilight of the Buhari administration — a difficult period of “all motion with no visible progress.” Listed companies recorded minimal growth and dividends were tiny. I still remember during one Zenith Bank AGM when a shareholder challenged Mr. Jim Ovia on their low dividends compared to GTB. That moment stuck with me.
Overall, it has been a journey of persistence, learning, and grace.
No one on the whole of Nairaland knows my real identity or contact details — all for personal security reasons. I would have deleted this moniker long ago but I no longer have access to the email password associated with it.
To my beloved NSEMPA members, I love you all.
Mr. Loco, Mr. Ositadima, and every other person I may have offended (whose names I cannot readily remember right now), please accept my sincere apology once again.
I am full of gladness and deep gratitude to God. Henceforth, I commit to contributing only constructive, value-adding narratives that highlight the strengths and weaknesses of listed companies to help us all make better decisions.
May the Lord bless and prosper every single one of us in Jesus’ mighty name.
Amen.
With love and gratitude,
Your brother in this wealth journey.

megawealth01:
SHE no buy NB when I called it OUT at sub 30 na now she go buy am

Ginalex:
I bought at sub 40 and exited at 78 sir. I'm not a long-termer like that. If the ROI make sense I sell and look for the next opportunity. If opportunity comes again to re-enter, I buy back. The longest I've held on to a stock is this NAHCO I have. Before now, I bought NAHCO at 73+ ish exited at 117 then re-entered at 93 which I still have. Honestly, holding on to a stock for 3,4,5 years isn't my style. At least not now wey I still young. I sometimes wonder how you do it. (Eg Japaul wey you buy at 20kobo you still hold am till now. As how na?)

Sunrisepebble:
The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.

I don’t understand the rally but congratulations to all the holders. I sold below N120 and haven’t looked back since

megawealth01:
Holding long term gives more money oooo...If you want to build lasting WEALTH learn to buy very cheap gems and HOLD. Still holding Guinness bought at sub 20

Just imagine you have 25m units of UNITY BANK at sub 2 and it gets to 50 naira and paying 4naira dividends?

megawealth01:
Holding long term gives more money oooo...If you want to build lasting WEALTH learn to buy very cheap gems and HOLD. Still holding Guinness bought at sub 20

Just imagine you have 25m units of UNITY BANK at sub 2 and it gets to 50 naira and paying 4naira dividends?

Ginalex:
But if everyone is a long termer, who will provide liquidity 🌝🌝 in the market? If you don't get the stock you want at grave r0bber price, shey you'll decide not to trade ni? If I dey look that one, I for no buy NAHCO because the first person I remember that pointed out at 10 naira was currentprice (that was the year I started trading) Before my korokoro eyes, price don enter 3 digits. If I was still waiting to buy it cheap because I missed it at 10, I for no buy am at 73 then 93. Once I see my next big fish, I go sell my NAHCO already at an unrealized gain of 159% and cast my net elsewhere (this thread and my mkpuru experience has taught me not to be emotionally attached to any stock) The plan is to grow my capital in the shortest possible time then do long-term investing later on... But now o, I'm a tradevestor

Streetinvestor2:
leave stories. Who told you it is what makes u matured. I no be gentle man like fela rightly said.Na gentle man make Tinubu put finger for obi eyes 2023.He said u grab it and run away which he equally did..lol

megawealth01:
Holding long term gives more money oooo...If you want to build lasting WEALTH learn to buy very cheap gems and HOLD. Still holding Guinness bought at sub 20

Just imagine you have 25m units of UNITY BANK at sub 2 and it gets to 50 naira and paying 4naira dividends?

Oasisblue:
NAHCO: Revenue: ₦53B → ₦65B+, Profit: ₦5.5B → ₦12.8B (2x growth), EPS growth: >100% YoY. Market is pricing explosive short-term growth + aviation rebound. Previously undervalued, the stock is now being repriced rapidly, driven by earnings surge and investor attention

Sure, there is a risk of sharp correction If growth slows, but I dont see NAHCO slowing down soon as they are signing fresh contracts with multiple airlines, with oil companies to handle radioactive imports logistics and investing in terminals to facilitate rapid exportation of farm produce. Donald Trump's war in the Middle-East though is a major threat in this Q1 and Q2 as it has affected aviation a lot.

olaremint:
Bros, if Tinubu had lost, Obi will never be president. Atiku came second and if Atiku had won, the North would still rule for another 8 years, u are barking up the wrong tree, contest is between the North and south, the east as usual not politically matured will always waste their votes

emmanuelewumi:
PE does not tell the whole story, if Nahco can maintain a growth of 30% for the next 5 years then a PE of 25 is not bad