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yMcy56:
I don't see ARADEL's transactions as crashing but as earlier heavy cross deals, at least so far....
The market is still retailers market for now from my observation.....
The release of the results may change the game again.....
Q2 is almost over and they are expected to have made massive gains for Q2..
I may be wrong but results will clear things

nosa2:
The fall of oil that I expected has begun and it is going to be a long cold winter. Iran coming online, Venezuela coming online, Russia downloading. We are here for it

yMcy56:
So what happened to your circa N100?
Or you just wake up and type whatever comes to your mind?
You may still end up pursuing the stock at your same circa 100 😁

SonofElElyonRet:
A country of about 120,000 people reaching the world cup. That alone is worth celebrating... You wey you dey talk... Your country dey there?

deathwing:
Was oil falling before the war? Was gas falling? Where will the winter come from?

Agbalowomeri:
Cardoso really mean ACCESS, e be like say he had intercontinental bank shares

PETERiCHY:
Go back to my POSTS during the WEEKEND..........

I started LIQUIDATING my position in OANDO last week Thursday IMMEDIATELY I DISCOVERED that OIL PRICES are CRASHING.

And every SMART TRADER knows that OIL PRICES DICTATES NGX MOVEMENT....

Will START REPOSITIONING at circa #45

Meanwhile WALE is not in HASTE to RELEASE OANDO results.

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE

deathwing:
Nigerian oil companies are also becoming gas giants. Seplats Q1 results were bolstered almost entirely by the gas business since they did not benefit from the oil price windfall.

Aradel is fast scaling its gas business while trying to pump as much oil as possible.

Qatar’s NLNG almost-monopoly (20% of world total) would take years to rebuild and companies like Aradel and Seplat are ready to benefit from the scarcity and hike in international prices. NLNG just completed their train 7 and gave already positioned themselves. Whoever sees Aradel as an ‘oil company’ is not looking at the future of global energy.

deathwing:
Nigerian oil companies are also becoming gas giants. Seplats Q1 results were bolstered almost entirely by the gas business since they did not benefit from the oil price windfall.

Aradel is fast scaling its gas business while trying to pump as much oil as possible.

Qatar’s NLNG almost-monopoly (20% of world total) would take years to rebuild and companies like Aradel and Seplat are ready to benefit from the scarcity and hike in international prices. NLNG just completed their train 7 and gave already positioned themselves. Whoever sees Aradel as an ‘oil company’ is not looking at the future of global energy.

zendi:
Their tasere population is no excuse. You don't need more than say a 30-man squad comprising of players, substitutes and technical crew to win a match.

Well, the Germans settled the argument 7-1.

As for us, no mind us. We go carry Cup for INSECURITIES, God forbid.

PETERiCHY:
For those DOUBTING THOMASES that aren't PROACTIVE but BUSY checking who's phone BATTERY is low or high instead of WATCHING and SECURING their KAYA. .

This evidence that whenever OIL PRICEs sneeze NGX follows suit


BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE! 7

nosa2:
The journey has just begun

ositadima1:
You think this war is over? There is no agreement yet. Iran has its 14 points, which the United States has not agreed to. On the other hand, Trump keeps announcing a deal, lol.

Then there is Israel, which remains adamant and continues to attack Lebanon, one of Iran's key concerns. In my opinion, buy crude as it falls and be patient, because I believe it will rise again.

This war is not over yet. The U.S. may eventually try to put boots on the ground, which could result in significant casualties. Just listen to what Iran is saying, what the U.S. is saying, and what Israel is doing. That alone is enough to tell you that there is no end in sight.

deathwing:
Was oil falling before the war? Was gas falling? Where will the winter come from?

nosa2:
So you want to argue that they will fight forever?

ositadima1:
LOL, forever? I don't know. I'm talking about right now, the current deal you're referring to.

Oasisblue:
I think all parties apart from Israel are war weary now. I am confident this agreement would hold this time around.

nosa2:
So you want to argue that they will fight forever?

nosa2:
So you want to argue that they will fight forever?

ositadima1:
In fact, the reason the U.S. finds it difficult to put boots on the ground and accept those losses is that the United States was never directly threatened. The U.S. is thousands of kilometres away from the Middle East. This is all about Israel, and it would be difficult to explain heavy casualties to the American people.

To this day, I am still not sure what Iran did directly to the United States that would justify the U.S. attacking Iran in the first place.

mikeapollo:
You are not aware many American soldiers and citizens have been killed in terror attacks sponsored and masterminded by Iran?
Just try do a little research?
''Death to America'', ''Death to Israel'' is an official slogan in the Ayatollah's parliament!

The US would have found a way to apply more sanctions and/or attack on Iran long ago, but the dynamics changed a bit with Obama and Biden (Democrats) coming to power.

nosa2:
Lets be watching na. Oil that is going sub $50

ositadima1:
Let's not get into a very long argument. What exactly did Iran do to the United States that led the U.S. to attack Iran this time, the current war we are discussing? Please list the actions Iran took and provide sources. I want to learn from you.

machine606:
@ Loco and yMcy any news on Royex. It just went to full bids minutes ago

nosa2:
This is a bull case and it is very valid.