₦airaland Forum

lancee:
My buddy jejebabsy good to hear everyone is doing good ..Make i come join ur billionaire club .See the way otedola just call dangote to check on him

Enjoyment galore. They just abandon us for NL to dey do vigil upandan for market.
Chai! Diarris God oooo.

BrokerHaruna:
Watch out for Guinness. The alcoholic beverage industry has shifted to spirits and related drinks. A field where Guinness is presently dominated. At the current price, I see a lot of promise.

The competition in that industry is crazy at the moment. For every Orijin you have Yoyo bitters,alomo etc. Compare that to the cement industry where you have just 4 or 5 players setting market price at will and without any threat from importation.

NB: Not a recommendation.

9jatriot:
My question is, are we past the worse economic pandemic? I do not think so, I expect there to still be a terrible recession as soon as the distraction of Coronavirus wears off whether or not there is a cure. So will this upward trend of the market continue in the same upward surge it is going or will this rally only last for a while? It is just confusing to me.

Markets all over the world are always in circles of bulls and bears. It's your responsibility as an investor or trader to be vigilant to know when to enter and when to exit. Enjoy the current bull while it last. If recession comes later you can change strategy life goes on.

BrokerHaruna:
Watch out for Guinness. The alcoholic beverage industry has shifted to spirits and related drinks. A field where Guinness is presently dominated. At the current price, I see a lot of promise.

Forget that bro. Guinness has been doing the spirit business for a while now. With that we even expected them to be bigger than NB. Still, no show. Maybe bad management, who knows??!

BrokerHaruna:
Watch out for Guinness. The alcoholic beverage industry has shifted to spirits and related drinks. A field where Guinness is presently dominated. At the current price, I see a lot of promise.

With Guinness, those who know the extent of their current spread will understand their relative advantage in the emerging spirit war.

Mcy56:

Enjoyment galore. They just abandon us for NL to dey do vigil upandan for market.
Chai! Diarris God oooo.

when u re big u re big ..Pocket full since Jan bull ..Out of Nse still dey enjoy Jan loot

At today's closing price, Guinness Nigeria market capital is about 49.2 billion only. How much is that in dollars again? Is it enough to build one of their factories. Their price to book ratio is unbelievable. Their parent company is a global giant in their space. With Nigeria's population, the future of alcoholic beverages remain appealing.

REMINDER !!!

Mcy56:
FBNH:
Dividend: 0.38kobo
Qualification date: Monday 20th April 2020
Payment Date: Tuesday 28th April, 2020
Registrar: First Registrar

WAPCO:
Dividend: N1.00
Qualification date: Thursday 30th April 2020
Payment Date: Tuesday 26th May,, 2020
Registrar: Cardinal Stone

*FIDELITY* Also:
Dividend: 20kobo
Qualification Date: Friday 17th April, 2020
Payment Date: Thursday 30th April, 2020
Registrar: First Registrars

** Dividend hunters take note**

lancee:
when u re big u re big ..Pocket full since Jan bull ..Out of Nse still dey enjoy Jan loot

Too much money! Chai! It is well o, God will remember us too IJN.

Mcy56:
Too much money! Chai! It is well o, God will remember us too IJN.

...Amen to that

Mcy56:
REMINDER !!!



*FIDELITY* Also:
Dividend: 20kobo
Qualification Date: Friday 17th April, 2020
Payment Date: Thursday 30th April, 2020
Registrar: First Registrars

** Dividend hunters take note**

Fbnh date around the corner ..Let see if it will close to 5.50 by then

lancee:
Fbnh date around the corner ..Let see if it will close to 5.50 by then

I expected it to close at N5 or above today but I don't understand why they kept dragging the price back. Over 70M traded.
Maybe some are taking profits or not yet satisfied with the units they have, don't know.
Let's see how the remaining 3 trading days before markdown will be.

lancee:
My buddy jejebabsy good to hear everyone is doing good ..Make i come join ur billionaire club .See the way otedola just call dangote to check on him

Hahahahahhahaha, na u be the biggest boss ooo
Na dobale mode I dey ooo

Mcy56:
Unilever is not for someone looking for quick gain. Yes, it's been somehow static at 10.50 after moving from 9+ to that spot.
Deep pockets will reason it's matter when it's time.
Anyone with better info should pls come up with it as well.

Caveat: Pls note that this is purely my opinion. Not an advert either.

Noted. Thanks.

ebuka1997:
As I’m at home, I’ve been studying the history of the NSE and came across the fraud in Cadbury... who knows the story of Bunmi oni first hand please. I would like to learn a little more to expand my knowledge.

Bunmi oni did me strong thing with his stunts at Cadbury.

Green everywhere

May God continue to bless our side hussles

Don't be greedy to take profits if you are beleful. ....me I never even chop ooo and I be long-termer

I want more units of my Dangcem. ....has the buyback commenced?

Mcy56:
I expected it to close at N5 or above today but I don't understand why they kept dragging the price back. Over 70M traded.
Maybe some are taking profits or not yet satisfied with the units they have, don't know.
Let's see how the remaining 3 trading days before markdown will be.

Guess as much ..let e see how far they can push it b4 mark don ..Gone were the days of crazy bull Fbnh moved from N2.95ish to N7 + to N10 + then finally landed around N14 if am right [2017/18 ]

Please I would want to know if Morgan Capital can still pay into my account in this lockdown as i want to withdraw for an urgent issue?
Thanks

Johnpaul1099:
Please I would want to know if Morgan Capital can still pay into my account in this lockdown as i want to withdraw for an urgent issue?
Thanks

Most transactions are done electronically now so I see no reason why they can't credit your account as necessary...

Send them a mail and they will clarify things...

DrAwo:
Most transactions are done electronically now so I see no reason why they can't credit your account as necessary...

Send them a mail and they will clarify things...

Okay would send a mail right away.
Thanks

Good day house, please is FCMB a good buy? And will I get dividend if I buy tomorrow?

1kinggy:
Bunmi oni did me strong thing with his stunts at Cadbury.

Cadbury hasn’t still recovered, from 55 naira to struggling at 7 naira

MrDiligence:
Good day house, please is FCMB a good buy? And will I get dividend if I buy tomorrow?

A good buy? I dont know, the Ogas will answer that but as for dividend, no u will not.

ebuka1997:
Cadbury hasn’t still recovered, from 55 naira to struggling at 7 naira

That's more like 103 naira to 7 naira.

ebuka1997:
Cadbury hasn’t still recovered, from 55 naira to struggling at 7 naira

Sir, I doubt if you have access to their FY report 2019. Recovery check is not about stock price difference, else 90% of coys on NSE will be a no go area!. I think they're not doing badly at the moment. WAPCO, UACN etc are also examples of companies on a good path after the storm.

thesilentone:
That's more like 103 naira to 7 naira.

That's why long term investment in NSE is bad! 93% crash! Crazy!!

Do it at your own peril!

Hello All,

Any recommendation on MTN, it has been quiet for a while. I will like to imagine it should move fast. People are buying data more.

Coolcash1:
That's why long term investment in NSE is bad! 93% crash! Crazy!!

Do it at your own peril!

Sir, so many events happened between the time it sold at that high price and the current price. Examples are share bonus, dividend payout, dividend yield increase etc.

Consequently, smart long term investors who study financial statements of the companies they are invested in and pay attention to the figures will see the sign and bail out before the tsunami .

Pa Emma(@emmanuelewumi) is a long term investor, and I hope he will shed more light on this.

emmanuelewumi:
Rent is not guaranteed.

not at all, my friend works in an oil and gas and they have started laying off workers already and reduce their salaries. So, how will such pay their rent when income is not coming in again. Let him report to 1m village elders nothing will happen the worst is, they go to court and court will tell the land lord to give the tenant some time to look for another appartment which could be up to 6months and the tenant will stay in the house for free so who is loosing in the long run？

seyisanya:
Sir, I doubt if you have access to their FY report 2019. Recovery check is not about stock price difference, else 90% of coys on NSE will be a no go area!. I think they're not doing badly at the moment. WAPCO, UACN etc are also examples of companies on a good path after the storm.

It’s actually one of the company’s financial statements I read... it’s a company I like for no particular reason... I’m just thinking of the long term shareholders that have been holding for years, do you ever see it rebounding in the mid term like the likes of uacn and Wapco are

seyisanya:
Sir, so many events happened between the time it sold at that high price and the current price. Examples are share bonus, dividend payout, dividend yield increase etc.

Consequently, smart long term investors who study financial statements of the companies they are invested in and pay attention to the figures will see the sign and bail out before the tsunami .

Pa Emma(@emmanuelewumi) is a long term investor, and I hope he will shed more light on this.

Another thing if I may add is management... the new md of Cadbury seems to be solid