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It’s funny how IKEJAHOTEL paid their tasere 2026 interim dividend ahead of the FY 2025’s final dividend.

nosa2:
I was thinking of opening a short position. I still might sha

You want to short at this very strong support? You go reach village before Loco

For me, if you bought stock before Tinubu, when dollar was N600, fuel was N200 or so and inflation was above 22%...you need to have made like 10x between 2023 till now to just to break even. That's why I never bothered. I think 2024-2025 was a good time to come in because of fx stability.. Anything earlier and it's still just poverty olympics you are playing because the SP500 would have been a much better choice.

ositadima1:
Let's say I bought Dangote Cement at ₦300 when fuel was also ₦300 per litre, before the Tinubu administration. Now, my investment has grown by about 3.7 times, almost 4 times my original capital. I decide to take profit, but the problem is that the ₦1,100 I can now sell the stock for cannot buy the same amount of fuel the ₦300 could back then.

My question is: did I really make a gain?

Another question: should I be worried that bears are coming to push these stocks down?

Bitisi fit touch 48k with this wahala

Streetinvestor2:
Nope...we are not comparing which is better
Time will tell which will deliver in short/medium term.Infact in 2026 vdf will deliver better than Access
My only concern is about the market generally because of election. The next election is going to determine the [/b]survival of nigeria.[b]

That have become a moving target

deathwing:
For me, if you bought stock before Tinubu, when dollar was N600, fuel was N200 or so and inflation was above 22%...you need to have made like 10x between 2023 till now to just to break even. That's why I never bothered. I think 2024-2025 was a good time to come in because of fx stability.. Anything earlier and it's still just poverty olympics you are playing because the SP500 would have been a much better choice.

Just like I did

Valthegreat:
In other words, for every 1billion the private investors ( current directors and cronies) bring in he/she is has already made about 300% even before the investment? O.Y.O to all the retail investors that own ABBEY. Sell-off will begin by Monday. We will enter when it reaches #4-4.5. Their reward shouldn't be above 100%.

With these two trades that happened just before close of market today, price won't be crashing anytime soon.

megawealth01:
Bitisi fit touch 48k with this wahala

Bilisi is more like it... People making losses.. pity Michael Saylor

megawealth01:
If I tell people that I have won 100k playing casino they won't believe. It will still be called AUDIO

I'm yet to see really WEALTHY folks in this part of the world that don't set aside money for gambling/speculation

So how much have you lost cumulatively?
Statistically, most people have lost more than they won.. plus... It usually ends up becoming a habit

That's not how losses happen na

SonofElElyonRet:
Bilisi is more like it... People making losses.. pity Michael Saylor

I don't gamble as habit sha

SonofElElyonRet:
So how much have you lost cumulatively?
Statistically, most people have lost more than they won.. plus... It usually ends up becoming a habit

It's just fun for me

Apart from some banks, these 8 stocks are some of the major companies that did not pay Dividend in this year.

Which ones among them shocked or disappointed you most?

1. Cadbury Plc
2. Dangote Sugar Plc
3. Mansard Insurance Plc
4. Neimeth Plc
5. Nestle Plc
6. Nigeria Breweries Plc
7. Total Plc
8. Wapic Coronation Insurance Plc

essentialone:
Apart from some banks, these 8 stocks are some of the major companies that did not pay Dividend in this year.

Which ones among them shocked or disappointed you most?

1. Cadbury Plc
2. Dangote Sugar Plc
3. Mansard Insurance Plc
4. Neimeth Plc
5. Nestle Plc
6. Nigeria Breweries Plc
7. Total Plc
8. Wapic Coronation Insurance Plc

The FMCGs amongst them are just about recovering from their FOREX woes. Understandable perhaps.

For the Insurance ones, person wey never chop bellefu no dey come others to " join me".

megawealth01:
I don't gamble as habit sha

It's just fun for me

The only gambling I do is to bet against Super Eagles when they are playing a high stakes match. If they win I am happy my team won and I don't mind losing the money. If they lose I am sad but I get small consolation from the money I won.

So far I am up in my gambling career

This wan off me jare

nosa2:
The only gambling I do is to bet against Super Eagles when they are playing a high stakes match. If they win I am happy my team won and I don't mind losing the money. If they lose I am sad but I get small consolation from the money I won.

So far I am up in my gambling career

essentialone:
From your Annual Rent, do you bother to calculate how much you pay as Rent per month?

Na here you wan post this?

nosa2:
The only gambling I do is to bet against Super Eagles when they are playing a high stakes match. If they win I am happy my team won and I don't mind losing the money. If they lose I am sad but I get small consolation from the money I won.

So far I am up in my gambling career

cheating your heart-felt feelings

Wetin super eagles never see sef?

Nigeria has been ranked 5th in the latest Africa’s 20 best-performing countries by Jeune Afrique and The Africa Report, which noted that the country was weighed down by a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita that has fallen over the reference period, a high level of debt (more than 90 per cent of GDP in 2024), weak regional integration, and a rule of law, which is among the most deficient on the continent.

It also misses out on the Top 10 most prosperous African countries. According to the Atlantic Council’s 2026 Prosperity Index, Africa’s most prosperous nations are those that have managed to combine economic opportunity with strong social outcomes, environmental sustainability and greater inclusion.

MEGAWEALTH01 is wondering wetin this government really don achieve since three years now? 🤔

deathwing:
For me, if you bought stock before Tinubu, when dollar was N600, fuel was N200 or so and inflation was above 22%...you need to have made like 10x between 2023 till now to just to break even. That's why I never bothered. I think 2024-2025 was a good time to come in because of fx stability.. Anything earlier and it's still just poverty olympics you are playing because the SP500 would have been a much better choice.

The current market under Tinubu beats the naira devaluation from anytime in Buhari’s era no matter how you look at it. If you bought shares in 2016, you have made gains now in dollars for most stocks.

Banks dey really hearam under this Cardoso Regime
https://punchng.com/banks-face-n100m-penalty-for-forex-violations/

The reason I avoided and will avoid the stock unless I can get it at N2.43k

KarlTom:
I just read the AGM Resolutions of ABBEY BANK and I am shocked.

Resolution 8a:
That the Directors be and are hereby authorized to raise additional equity capital of up to ₦64,547,232,853.95 (Sixty Four Billion, Five Hundred and Forty-Seven Million, Two Hundred and Thirty-Two Thousand, Eight Hundred and Fifty Three Naira, Ninety-Five Kobo) by way of private placement of 26,562,647,265 (Twenty-Six Billion, Five Hundred and Sixty-Two Million, Six Hundred and Forty-Seven Thousand, Two Hundred and Sixty-Five) ordinary shares of 50 kobo each at ₦2.43K (Two Naira Forty-Three Kobo) per share, subject to regulatory approvals

Resolution 8b:
That the Issued Share Capital of the Bank be increased from ₦5,076,923,077 (Five Billion, Seventy-Six Million, Nine Hundred and Twenty-Three Thousand, Seventy-Seven Naira) divided into 10,153,846,154 (Ten Billion, One Hundred and Fifty Three Million, Eight Hundred and Forty Six Thousand, One Hundred and Fifty Four) ordinary shares of 50 Kobo each to ₦18,358,246,709.5 (Eighteen Billion, Three Hundred and Fifty Eight Million, Two Hundred and Forty Six Thousand, Seven Hundred and Nine Naira, Fifty Kobo) by the creation of up to 26,562,647,265 (Twenty Six Billion, Five Hundred and Sixty Two Million, Six Hundred and Forty Seven Thousand, Two Hundred and Sixty Five) Ordinary shares of 50 Kobo each; such new shares to rank pari passu in all respects with the existing ordinary shares in the capital of the Bank.


The same ABBEYBDS was ₦2.40 on 29 November 2024. It peaked at ₦14.95 on 6 February 2026 and is being given away for ₦2.43

Sometimes we should not blame SEC and NGX for the way most of these companies behave.

Who were the shareholders at the AGM where these ridiculous motions were carried?

The same IEI that recorded massive loss for 2025 financial year.
I wonder what and who is pumping the price?

jckgroup1:
Madam Mercy, hope you still got IEI? The MM no dey tire. PO must be successful by all means oo. Adverts and Emails too

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faoogoke:
The same IEI that recorded massive loss for 2025 financial year.
I wonder what and who is pumping the price?

They are pumping the price to trap anyone who doesn’t do research and invest in the PO.
I wouldn’t touch IEI with a long pole.

jingles on radio, TV and Internet.

faoogoke:
The same IEI that recorded massive loss for 2025 financial year.
I wonder what and who is pumping the price?

Rubyjade:
jingles on radio, TV and Internet.

The PO will fail

isaacosas01:
The PO will fail

The stock is #10 stock based on my school fees analysis
It is going to hit #15 soon

chimex38:
Banks dey really hearam under this Cardoso Regime
https://punchng.com/banks-face-n100m-penalty-for-forex-violations/

I always maintain that any semblance of sanity in the Nigerian economy will only begin with serious cleansing in the banking sector and the CBN itself. That the setting was rotten even from the head (CBN ) before now may be debatable but not in doubt. At least we have a Governor with IZAL and scrubbing brush for now.

GeneralDae:
The current market under Tinubu beats the naira devaluation from anytime in Buhari’s era no matter how you look at it. If you bought shares in 2016, you have made gains now in dollars for most stocks.

Oga, maybe you need to enlighten me. I am yet to get the logic in bringing the issue of the Naira to the Dollar rate eons ago when people are talking about prices of Shares.

I'm just looking at CBN as they are doing oju aye

ppogba:
I always maintain that any semblance of sanity in the Nigerian economy will only begin with serious cleansing in the banking sector and the CBN itself. That the setting was rotten even from the head (CBN ) before now may be debatable but not in doubt. At least we have a Governor with IZAL and scrubbing brush for now.