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pluto09:
Petrol might be N2000 in Nigeria soon.
It is not looking good.

Oyedele in discussion with Dangote and importers to see if they can cap at around 1350 which would mean the average retailer should not buy above 1450 no matter what. However when prices fall, the pump prices would not fall immediately as they try to recoup.

do you actually mean to say that....

Dark is coming ?

GeneralDae:
Oyedele in discussion with Dangote and importers to see if they can cap at around 1350 which would mean the average retailer should not buy above 1450 no matter what. However when prices fall, the pump prices would not fall immediately as they try to recoup.

essentialone:
Apart from Julius Berger Plc, the 3 other Companies on the NGX Stock Market that are names of human beings, their stocks always behave like Ekperima:

1. Austin Laz
2. John Holt
3. Thomas Wyatt.

JAPAUL

Oando wahala don too much bayi

KarlTom:
ARADEL. -6.33%
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OandO. -3.04%
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megawealth01:
Oando wahala don too much bayi

Why not sell and have peace?
After all, you know what you know

mikeapollo:
Why not sell and have peace?
After all, you what you know

Maybe it's his weight that is holding the stock down

awesomeJ:
There really isn't any need for high emotions here.

It's an IPO in Nigerian and this open to all
It's a GDR in most other markets and thus might have regulatory restrictions on who can participate.

The GDR gives the investors in that market access to the IPO. And haven’t the regulators in that market said only Qualified Investors can invest? Isn’t this what I have been saying?

But that bozo is telling me that Qualified Investors only participate in Private Placements and that it must be a private placement. Just imagine saying this crap with confidence when you can just keep quiet when you don’t understand what is being discussed

ppogba:
JAPAUL

Sounds like JARULE.

Summary of today's trading session on the NGX.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3XV2bD0pt8

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2YLqEynhV4tsi005mN8QCr?si=fXMrL6JnRweAM-YCudfULQ

Do you have Wale number?

mikeapollo:
Why not sell and have peace?
After all, you know what you know

Please help me with wale phone number..

Agbalowomeri:
Maybe it's his weight that is holding the stock down

megawealth01:
Do you have Wale number?

You can get it on Oando website na
Hope he tells you all his next big plans for Oando

Website bawo?

mikeapollo:
You can get it on Oando website na
Hope he tells you all his next big plans for Oando

megawealth01:
Oando wahala don too much bayi

These three stocks do not listen to TA analysis at Ngx.
They only move with whales.
1.oando
2.Japaul
3.chams

These stocks cases don pass be careful.

How to make money with those stocks.
Target a recent floor price and buy then have dose of patient for breakout.This may give you a sleepiness night.

How Loco treat these stocks cases now.
Loco will buy or top up any of these three only when they are breaking out with strong volumes.

Breakout not yet sighted in any of them.
Maybe Q3 results can help.
Just jump and pass for now until you see any catalyst on ground

megawealth01:
Website bawo?

Feb 2027 is just about 3-4 months away. Dont you believe in your ''political calculations'' any more?
Why hurry, why worry?

Is it true that JAGABAN na accountant?

Abeg join me in the calculations

mikeapollo:
Feb 2027 is just about 3-4 months away. Dont you believe in your ''political calculations'' any more?
Why hurry, why worry?

megawealth01:
Is it true that JAGABAN na accountant?

I read he attended Chicago State University and studied Accountancy.
Any matter?

megawealth01:
Abeg join me in the calculations

I have done the 3-4months calculations for you na

No WAHALA

mikeapollo:
I read he attended Chicago State University and studied Accountancy.
Any matter?

Coronation insurance buyout case will end up like oando case.
They want to pay minority shareholders N2.43 .
If I be the minority shareholders,I will move the price to N5 and file a court case against them

Stockpromoter:
Coronation insurance buyout case will end up like oando case.
They want to pay minority shareholders N2.43 .
If I be the minority shareholders,I will move the price to N5 and file a court case against them

I have to ask: why come to the market to beg the public to buy shares, only to turn around and buy them out later?

This is the Coronation Insurance situation. They are moving to buy out minority shareholders. In my view, this sends a terrible signal and could breed lethargy among the very retail investors that the government, SEC, and NGX are working so hard to attract.

If you cannot obey the regulatory workload and scrutiny that comes with being a public company, why come out in the first place?

If you need to increase your stake, why not initiate a share buyback to enhance share value and company valuation?

If you suddenly have more money, why not use it to expand the business or enhance shareholder value?

Buying out investors at will sends a chilling signal to serious investors about the risk of putting money into Nigerian companies.

It is what it is

ghm:
I have to ask: why come to the market to beg the public to buy shares, only to turn around and buy them out later?

This is the Coronation Insurance situation. They are moving to buy out minority shareholders. In my view, this sends a terrible signal and could breed lethargy among the very retail investors that the government, SEC, and NGX are working so hard to attract.

If you cannot obey the regulatory workload and scrutiny that comes with being a public company, why come out in the first place?

If you need to increase your stake, why not initiate a share buyback to enhance share value and company valuation?

If you suddenly have more money, why not use it to expand the business or enhance shareholder value?

Buying out investors at will sends a chilling signal to serious investors about the risk of putting money into Nigerian companies.

mikeapollo:
I read he attended Chicago State University and studied Accountancy.
Any matter?

For inec form this time na business administration dey put..lol

Streetinvestor2:
For inec form this time na business administration dey put..lol

Yeah .. may be Business Administration with specialization in Accountancy ... that is how some schools classify it, especially abroad

ghm:
I have to ask: why come to the market to beg the public to buy shares, only to turn around and buy them out later?

This is the Coronation Insurance situation. They are moving to buy out minority shareholders. In my view, this sends a terrible signal and could breed lethargy among the very retail investors that the government, SEC, and NGX are working so hard to attract.

If you cannot obey the regulatory workload and scrutiny that comes with being a public company, why come out in the first place?

If you need to increase your stake, why not initiate a share buyback to enhance share value and company valuation?

If you suddenly have more money, why not use it to expand the business or enhance shareholder value?

Buying out investors at will sends a chilling signal to serious investors about the risk of putting money into Nigerian companies.

Is it a mandatory buy back and at what price?

Our "egungun masquerade" should come out next week Friday with Q3 results.
If you know you know

*Which of these 13 Companies are most likely to resume payment of Dividend from next year 2027*?

1. Cadbury Plc
2. Dangote Sugar Plc
3. Lasaco Assurance Plc
4. Nigeria Breweries Plc
5. Neimeth Plc
6. Nestle Plc
7. Fidelity Bank Plc
8. First Bank Plc
9. Mansard Insurance Plc
10. Sterling Bank Plc
11. Access Bank Plc
12. UBA Bank Plc
13. Total Plc



List them out...

Total Energies Plc has:

Return on Equity: 10.95%
Price to Earnings Ratio: 30.12x
Debt to Equity Ratio: 6.99x
Current Ratio: 0.97x
Net Profit Margin: 0.88%
Dividend Yield: 0.00%.