₦airaland Forum

Shalom428:
Companies with strong Q2 results should enjoy some respite in July and August. That window may provide an opportunity for those wishing to bail out, because afterwards, it will be ‘to your tents, O Israel

Shalom

stokfrick:
There won't be much bear, cos the forthcoming election outcome is very predictable and almost like walk in the park for the incumbent government.
You can tell from the recent elections.

Oasisblue:
“My first interpretation of the H2 2026 outlook is in the context of the pre-election year we are currently in. In pre-election years, the stock market tends to be strong from January to May, and then we start seeing some weakening from June. That decline tends to be very strong in August and September — in fact, in the pre-election years we analysed, the ASI was actually negative in both months.”- Mr. Abiodun Ogunniyi, Head of Research, GTI Securities

It will be terrible if this trend continues till August!

KarlTom:
ARADEL. -10.00%
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. ±
OandO. -8.47%
SEPLAT. ±

Tendd:
The bearish trend might continue till early next year.
On another news,SpaceX is asking for a new loan of about 20 billion dollars from investors or creditors,after the recent trillion dollar lPO.lnteresting!

megawealth01:
OANDO case eh

Tendd:
The bearish trend might continue till early next year..

megawealth01:
OANDO case eh

Agbalowomeri:
Una wan send Peter back to village

Meanwhile Oando no benefit from Iran Bull but it's leading the Iran Bear

Shalom428:
Companies with strong Q2 results should enjoy some respite in July and August. That window may provide an opportunity for those wishing to bail out, because afterwards, it will be ‘to your tents, O Israel

Shalom

Shalom428:
Companies with strong Q2 results should enjoy some respite in July and August. That window may provide an opportunity for those wishing to bail out, because afterwards, it will be ‘to your tents, O Israel

Shalom

yMcy56:
In addition, haven't we noticed the increase in Cross Deals in recent times?
If we say someone or an entity is selling, then who are the buyers?
Because there can't be sellers without buyers.......
Who are they crossing these humongous volumes to?

Someone crossed 40M units of DANGCEM in a single deal for instance, who was this crossed to and why?
Otedola keeps accumulating FBNH, why is he increasing his stakes here?
These are some of the questions begging for answers..
I think we shouldn't dwell on the selling part alone.....but also consider the buying part as well......

I even wish the DANGREFINE quantities available won't go round for them all, so they can return the monies to equity market...

Agbalowomeri:
Make una begin help us count 52-weeks low

deathwing:
I think when sentiments sour, or this rebalancing thing happens, it becomes a buyer's market. Buyers know the stuff is undervalued and are getting it for cheap while sellers are possibly locking in their gains to seek other opportunities (don't forget these are multibillionaires playing on a different level). Who wouldn't have paid 800 for Dangcem in this market?

Despite the weekly reds we are getting, I believe the key to wealth creation is accumulating at this point because soon all this red will become a funny memory. It happened in the US when Trump stated talking tarrif. Some ran away from the market while some of us bought up at historic lows. One year later, I look at my Nvidia/Google I bought for almost nothing and smile. They should not return the money to the market, the market needs more width. More people will join. Just take advantage of the red now before it becomes 'had I known'

Streetinvestor2:
Very soon the few foreign investors go begin pull thr money to be on safe side.The next election is declaration of war against the Nigerian people by failed government which believe they can rig to remain in power.As it equally failed in all most needed aspects of leadership. The Nigerian youths are ready to take back thr future destiny. Have you heard the failed government mentioning of cgt on ngx again as everywhere dey red

HesInMe:
LOL. The men are being separated from the boys nah. What stage of grief are you now in?

1. Shock > 2. Denial > 3. Anger > 4. Bargaining > 5. Depression > 6. Testing > 7. Acceptance

Olaide1295:
One would think you speak on behalf of the youth.
Many of us are convinced that PBAT is the most capable of the available candidates. Tested and proven to deliver our country from macroeconomic crisis. 4 more years to go, Rejoice!

Shalom428:
This is starting to look like an obsession. While this forum may act as a leveler, each of us plays in different leagues. Even if I chose never to touch NGX again, my passive income alone is more than enough to secure the kind of life many only dream of. Some of us simply brag differently—even when we choose modesty.

If you’re already losing sleep at this stage, what will you do when the real bear shows up? If you’re not a boy, you wouldn’t be so triggered by my statement. Yet you keep quoting it and returning to it every time. I’m convinced you’ve been repeating it in your dreams since I posted it. You need healing, BOY

megawealth01:
Dangote Refinery Reduces Fuel Price To ₦1125/litre

megawealth01:
Dangote Refinery Reduces Fuel Price To ₦1125/litre

Streetinvestor2:
You lie.The failed government will be kicked out next yr. I thought they could Sustain one thing they call achievement. Which is the ASi.Then again they are failing on it so the market will soon enter speed line of red till the failed government is kicked out.

ppogba:
That is unfair of Oga Dangote.

The pre- war price of crude was $68.
Crude is $73 now.

The pre war price of petrol was N800+

Offering us N1125 minus other charges that will take it to the pump is to say the least unfair.

All those shouting Monopoly actually have a point at this point in time.

Oga Dangote, if you are reading this, please consider your fellow citizens.

Nagode Sir.