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SimpleGuy001:
lol, I find it very funny when people base their analysis on the PAT and surface figures. If you do your analysis well, you will know Aradel is an expensive stock based on Q1 results and will advise if you have it, hold for now. It’s freaking expensive than Seplat… 40X PE, the heck? Seplat is just 7x PE, and this is normalized PE oooo.

Omo don’t buy Aradel now please, I hold Aradel but I am taking profit for now to redirect into better priced stocks at the moment. I’ll leave my cost amount in Aradel until it get to the region where I am comfortable buying.

essentialone:
CMFC Plc, formerly Deap Capital Plc, now on Full Bid...

megawealth01:

awesomeJ:
Why does his advice seem contradictory to you? The advice is in line! If I hold a stock, and now current realities imply that it's overvalued, Me deciding to SELL and then telling people not to BUY is exactly an advice in good faith, I don't know if I'm missing something in your interpretation??

Me wanting to sell cos it's overvalued while advising people to buy is what's in bad faith and is called Monkey Hunting here.

essentialone:
Mega, how you see this their Run of Play, Light at the end of the Tunnel, or M.A.A.N.?

opadiya:
His advice should naturally attract a question mark in a commercial transaction of this nature.

Since higher demands is linked to higher stock price and higher stock price is linked to profit, and that rational investor will seek to maximise profit:-

It is therefore important to question the fellow who wants to take profit while advising other not to buy, the reason he wants to take his profit at 'loss'.

Advising people to buy when a stock is overvalued (Monkey Hunting) is not the point here. The reason for advising when your interest will be adversely affected is the point here.

awesomeJ:
Like you rightly said, he's giving an advice even though he's poised to lose should people follow that advice and you're calling him out for putting the interestoif others over his own selfish interest Haba na.


What he has exhibited should be commended not at all condemned.

Even though he holds the stock, he doesn't mind saying that at 40x PE, it's overvalued, yet you prefer if he deceives people that the stock is a gold that should be pursued come on na. Obviously if you were chnaced you would rather prefer to lure people into buying.

It's your own stance that people should watch carefully.

awesomeJ:
Like you rightly said, he's giving an advice even though he's poised to lose should people follow that advice and you're calling him out for putting the interestoif others over his own selfish interest Haba na.


What he has exhibited should be commended not at all condemned.

Even though he holds the stock, he doesn't mind saying that at 40x PE, it's overvalued, yet you prefer if he deceives people that the stock is a gold that should be pursued come on na. Obviously if you were chnaced you would rather prefer to lure people into buying.

It's your own stance that people should watch carefully.

opadiya:
His advice should naturally attract a question mark in a commercial transaction of this nature.

Since higher demands is linked to higher stock price and higher stock price is linked to profit, and that rational investor will seek to maximise profit:-

It is therefore important to question the fellow who wants to take profit while advising other not to buy, the reason he wants to take his profit at 'loss'.

Advising people to buy when a stock is overvalued (Monkey Hunting) is not the point here. The reason for advising when your interest will be adversely affected is the point here.

opadiya:
You claimed you hold Aradel and you are selling now, yet you advise people not to buy. Who do you want to sell to? Many people may not take you seriously.

SimpleGuy001:
I am advising them not to buy because I am a good guy. This is NOT a good time to buy Aradel.

I have already taken my profit off it and redirected to MTN and Zenith. Go and check the order, Aradel is on Full offer and no bid as at the time I am typing this. The game is the game. I love Aradel a lot but with the dividend coming up (which means it will have a markdown again). I need to be smart by taking my profit and then wait for it to approach my buy zone for me to load up again.

This is my investment thesis and I’m just doing good by saying don’t buy Aradel now. You can hold which is good, I would have done that but upon analyzing my strategy and the wait time for Q2, I prefer to deploy my profit to another stock. I still have money in Aradel, I am only taking the profit it has given me before market takes it back

mikeapollo:
Shift focus beyond this forum! What we do here does not make up to 0.001% of NGX market activity!

opadiya:
This does not address my concern.

Someone who is so altruistic to advise unknown people in faceless forum not to buy and wants to sell should not be taken seriously.

yMcy56:
So, what's the region you're comfortable with that's not "freaking expensive"?

The much noised ACCESS that was undervalued, how's the market treating her?

When you retailers are done with your panic sales, at least you'll all allow the stock to face front......
No be today we dey this market.....

Nsempas will do their orisirisi analysis while Mr. Market will follow its own mind...

awesomeJ:
Like you rightly said, he's giving an advice even though he's poised to lose should people follow that advice and you're calling him out for putting the interestoif others over his own selfish interest Haba na.


What he has exhibited should be commended not at all condemned.

Even though he holds the stock, he doesn't mind saying that at 40x PE, it's overvalued, yet you prefer if he deceives people that the stock is a gold that should be pursued come on na. Obviously if you were chnaced you would rather prefer to lure people into buying.

It's your own stance that people should watch carefully.

awesomeJ:
Ahhhh.... Me that now does 100 times that volume you quoted nko?

mikeapollo:
That means you are doing great; Dangote and Otedola should (or will) be seen as your colleagues very soon!
But there is a much larger chunk of the market that are not here in this forum at all

Shalom428:
Some of us still remember when Oando traded above ₦100 back in 2007/2008. If we apply the time value of money, that ₦100 then would be roughly equivalent to about ₦2,000 today

How much is Oando today?

A good investor must be able to read financial statements, interpret them accurately, and make decisions free from emotional bias

It's been a while I saw Pa Emma's comment. I hope he is well.

Shalom

Shalom428:
Some of us still remember when Oando traded above ₦100 back in 2007/2008. If we apply the time value of money, that ₦100 then would be roughly equivalent to about ₦2,000 today

How much is Oando today?

A good investor must be able to read financial statements, interpret them accurately, and make decisions free from emotional bias

It's been a while I saw Pa Emma's comment. I hope he is well.

Shalom

Shalom428:
Some of us still remember when Oando traded above ₦100 back in 2007/2008. If we apply the time value of money, that ₦100 then would be roughly equivalent to about ₦2,000 today

How much is Oando today?

A good investor must be able to read financial statements, interpret them accurately, and make decisions free from emotional bias

It's been a while I saw Pa Emma's comment. I hope he is well.

Shalom

PETERiCHY:
Market is dealing with Pa Emma but he won't admit

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

PETERiCHY:
Market is dealing with Pa Emma but he won't admit

BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE NOTE!

essentialone:
CMFC Plc, formerly Deap Capital Plc, now on Full Bid...