₦airaland Forum

Slammmmmmmm:
My portfolios just dy receive bashing, home and abroad. As I dy scoop the dip, it’s getting dipper… observation mode

nosa2:
Access is holding strong but I'm not one to gloat.

Let's see where all the gas and refinery arguments will get

Oasisblue:
Lol. Your emotional blackmail wont work with me. Take it somewhere else.

What alternative do you or your presidential candidate propose? The 'I will increase electricity by 10,000MW but cantt tell you how' mantra?

Your submission would make sense to me if you are supporting Sowore and his AAC for President,as that is a real paradigm shift, but if it is Atiku, Obi, Amaechi and Kwankwaso, then you are just a big hypocrite as these leading candidates have the same policies and none of them will birth any new Nigeria. I am even glad Tinubu has the cojones to follow through. I am unsure the others wouldnt have chickened out- a worse scenario.


I dont like Tinubu or his brand of politics. I am highly critical of this government on many fronts. I have no dog in this fight and consider all 'leading candidates' the same, but I credit this govt and the CBN for the reforms that is bringing sanity to the business environment and has seen the stock market boom. This is about the only thing I am currently benefiting from Nigeria and I dont want any clueless candidate to come to office and mortgage that on the platform of cheap populism.

deathwing:
When last did you listen to BAT speak? When last did he do an interview and tell you his Vision for the country?

Beeron:
lol I laugh at this, Track Seplat Volume this week. Something fishy is going on. Smart money are selling but they doing it in such a way that they don't want to crash the stock suddenly. That's the reason for the fishy volume changes this week.

ogawisdom:
I noticed something about the super wealthy investors which you should adopt,

1. They don't try to sell at the top or buy at the bottom. Eg our own billionaires here Oga Emma bought wapco 330 when he could have waited to buy lower today

2. They can sell at a lower price provided they have spotted another amazing opportunity to move funds to (fertile ground). Eg director that sold Dan cement at 850 only God knows where he moved the fund to and the expected returns

3. They are not bothered about volatility because they are always playing the long term game.

4. They usually just have more wins than loses and with that they are good. Eg how many of you still remembers that Oga Tony bought UBA right at 50 and it's trading below 40 now that is massive 20% loss that should be in billions but seplat win has more than compensated for it and he has not sold remember so nothing lost in real terms.

Oasisblue:
Lol. Your emotional blackmail wont work with me. Take it somewhere else.

What alternative do you or your presidential candidate propose? The 'I will increase electricity by 10,000MW but cantt tell you how' mantra?

Your submission would make sense to me if you are supporting Sowore and his AAC for President,as that is a real paradigm shift, but if it is Atiku, Obi, Amaechi and Kwankwaso, then you are just a big hypocrite as these leading candidates have the same policies and none of them will birth any new Nigeria. I am even glad Tinubu has the cojones to follow through. I am unsure the others wouldnt have chickened out- a worse scenario.


I dont like Tinubu or his brand of politics. I am highly critical of this government on many fronts. I have no dog in this fight and consider all 'leading candidates' the same, but I credit this govt and the CBN for the reforms that is bringing sanity to the business environment and has seen the stock market boom. This is about the only thing I am currently benefiting from Nigeria and I dont want any clueless candidate to come to office and mortgage that on the platform of cheap populism.

mikeapollo:
The stock market has been booming long before Tinubu became president, partly because of better investor education, enlightenment etc. and the devaluation of the naira over the years has also influenced more people to find a way to invest their money in stocks, bonds etc. instead of keeping it inside the bank with little or no interest, to hedge against inflation etc. The market will still boom after Tinubu is no longer the president because there is huge potential.
By the way, every 1000 you make in the NGX right now is the equivalent v=worth of about N200 a few years ago! Prices have increased, so your N1000 of today may not even buy what N200 used to buy. I was shocked when I heard that a bottle of ground is now N1,800-N2000. Something that was N300-N350 just a few years ago

megawealth01:
You never really study the game be that na

I won't say more than this

megawealth01:
Make I no talk wetin dey my mind...

Someone said Nigeria Stock Exchange reforms na achievement of jagaban

Oasisblue:
Lol. Try harder. Even after factoring devaluation of the Naira, the NGX done has done quite well and surpassed expectations. I know it is an anathema to you to give any credit to this govt, which reinforces my believe that your stance is borne out of hateful sentiments than hard facts.

mikeapollo:
The stock market has been booming long before Tinubu became president, partly because of better investor education, enlightenment etc. and the devaluation of the naira over the years has also influenced more people to find a way to invest their money in stocks, bonds etc. instead of keeping it inside the bank with little or no interest, to hedge against inflation etc. The market will still boom after Tinubu is no longer the president because there is huge potential.
By the way, every 1000 you make in the NGX right now is the equivalent v=worth of about N200 a few years ago! Prices have increased, so your N1000 of today may not even buy what N200 used to buy. I was shocked when I heard that a bottle of ground is now N1,800-N2000. Something that was N300-N350 just a few years ago

ogawisdom:
As a trader you may not relate, it's strictly from an investors mindset.

Trading and investing require different skill sets

Oasisblue:
And the point of this infograph is what? Its Tinubu's 3 years that put Nigeria at Nos 14 on the list you shared? Or his 3 years should have lifted us to surpass South Africa and Morocco in indistrialization?

megawealth01:
Ground? Sold in NAIJA?

mikeapollo:
Bottle of roasted/fried groundnuts!

megawealth01:
I be INVESTORTRADER

yMcy56:
Meanwhile, bargainers are on queue at different junction from 40 and below to enter OANDO.....

Once it reverses up, Peter will come and tell us how he entered at bottom price, now he's still nursing wounds 😁

Beeron:
Access is weak and it will be weak into next week.

ogawisdom:
really

Just like some people are just shareholders not investors.

Shareholders will just marry a stock because it's cheap, buying and buying hoping that it will magically increase in price even when the fundamentals are getting worse. The more they buy the more price gets lower and the tighter they hold. Shareholders

nosa2:
If I was worried about weekly price movement I would be buying tickets on bet9ja

Peterlove11:
Lol....naso everyone is quietly licking their OANDO wounds now. The dip has been too deep. Even the 40 get k-leg.

Agbalowomeri:
Is there any dip yet?

megawealth01:
PETERICHY don abandon hunters

KarlTom:
ARADEL. -10.00%
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. ±
OandO. +1.00%
SEPLAT. ±

nosa2:
The only rationale I can give for people buying OANDO is that people have a thing for losing money

Agbalowomeri:
Is there any dip yet?