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ositadima1:
Rook to E3, white king moves to row 2, 'A' rook takes pawn on B4. From there black has a upper hand.

That is if black turn was next, but as it is, black(You) is screwed. The 2 white rooks are free to pursue black king to oblivion.

He said he was white.

when is the payment date for the dividend just declared by Dangote Sugar?

ositadima1:
Rook to E3, white king moves to row 2, 'A' rook takes pawn on B4. From there black has a upper hand.

That is if black turn was next, but as it is, black(You) is screwed. The 2 white rooks are free to pursue black king to oblivion.

You are good. Maybe you didn't get the direction the white and black puns are moving. Green arrow shows the direction of the black puns, while the blue arrow shows the direction of white puns.
The black rook at row 1 is protected by the black pun at row 2. The black rook at row 5 will kill pun at row4 and then check the king when it kills pun at row2. It is just a checkmate in 5 to 6 moves.

RabbiDoracle:
That means you will be jumping in and jumping out.

The problem with this method is that you will be doing this till you get to a price peak and when people are selling, you will be buying. Unknown that you have entered into a vortex of rapid decline. You will assure yourself that the falling prices is all but temporary. This was what happened to guys in 2018 and 2020. At that point, the market gets brutal in sell-off.

You said the TRUTH... JIJO doesn't work all the time

thebargainhunte:
You are good. Maybe you didn't get the direction the white and black puns are moving. Green arrow shows the direction of the black puns, while the blue arrow shows the direction of white puns.
The black rook at row 1 is protected by the black pun at row 2. The black rook at row 5 will kill pun at row4 and then check the king when it kills pun at row2. It is just a checkmate in 5 to 6 moves.

Just move your lower rook diagonally one step to the right, the king port to the next left row on top of the black rook, then use the upper rook diagonally one step to the right again to checkmate the king. Shikena!
Hope I get it. Lol. ...let me check it again....

Chibuking81:
Is like this page is turning to bet9ja.
Anyway in NSE everything is possible, one might ended up seeing Zenith at #40 this year, likewise one can ended up seeing it at #8. Both are very possible.

If someone tell USA last year August that WTI crude oil will sell below $1in 2020, they will not believe it, and within 1month plus it moves back to $30 +.

Apart from the facts were we based our forecast, there are still unforseen circumstances that cause positive or negative occurrence to happen, like the covid 19 pandemic.

From look of things, months of April and May total lockdown/ Inter state lockdown will cause many companies in NSE to see lower eps comparing with their previous year, and might cause some significant reaction in the stock price before, during and after the q2 result.

But as going forward concern, toward the end of the year as different countries opens their economy, crude oil price will move back to $50/ $60. Then most companies will be on recovering part, q3 and q4 will be better.

Stocks likely will witness drop in price between ending of June and the months of July, but will move up again on or before December.

But as for investors, they lose nothing because the lower price will be an avenue to increase our holding in sound fundamental stocks like Zenith, GTB, UBA, UCAP, Afriprudent, Fidelity, FCMB, Vita Foam, e.t.c

But as for us, we will lose nothing.....our holding........

Chibuking81 is heavy in the market....

thebargainhunte:
You are good. Maybe you didn't get the direction the white and black puns are moving. Green arrow shows the direction of the black puns, while the blue arrow shows the direction of white puns.
The black rook at row 1 is protected by the black pun at row 2. The black rook at row 5 will kill pun at row4 and then check the king when it kills pun at row2. It is just a checkmate in 5 to 6 moves.

It is like u are still learning the game, I have played this game for years, on PC, android and physically.

First, it is not black turn to play, you can see that black king just moved from file 7 to file 6 (g5 to f4).

Secondly, black rook on file 5 cannot kill pawn on file 4 without losing that rook, that pawn is protected by white king. That is why black needs to move that rook down to pursue king from that row 3, then after that the other rook will be able to take pawn on file 2.

But, because it is white to play, white would move white rook on file 6 and chase your black king from that file, if black plays anyhow, then the other white rook will be brought into play to finish off the game.

In short, white has a better chance here.

I can port this position to droidfish and play it out for you.

leparj:
He said he was white.

That is true, CPU is black, he is white.

thebargainhunte:
You are good. Maybe you didn't get the direction the white and black puns are moving. Green arrow shows the direction of the black puns, while the blue arrow shows the direction of white puns.
The black rook at row 1 is protected by the black pun at row 2. The black rook at row 5 will kill pun at row4 and then check the king when it kills pun at row2. It is just a checkmate in 5 to 6 moves.

Chai, na me u dey draw arrow for, lol.

If you know the effort I put in this game years back, the time spent studying strategy, playing tactics puzzles, following games from masters, YouTube.

I come realized say he no dey bring in money for d effort I was put in, except you they play at masters level, an to become a master no be here.

Mcy56:
Just move your lower rook diagonally one step to the right, the king port to the next left row on top of the black rook, then use the upper rook diagonally one step to the right again to checkmate the king. Shikena!
Hope I get it. Lol. ...let me check it again....

Madam, u dey play this game? You tried ma. If you move your lower rook diagonally one step on the right side, the black pun will kill it and turns to a queen. Its just one step for the black pun to change to an officer in the game and it was because of that I brought the white rook down to prevent it. If you play the upper rook to check the king, it will move to E3 to support the rook to kill the pun at D4.

thebargainhunte:
You are a Prof. in this game o. Maybe, u didn't get the direction. The black is advancing towards green arrow while the white towards blue arrow. If you move the king to B3, the rook at E4 will strike the pun at D4. If you move d king to D3, the rook at A4 will strike the pun at B4. You check the black king with your rook that is occupying C6 position, the king will move to E3. Oga, no way out in this game o. That pun at E2 has the potential to be queen. It is just one step to queenship.

There is a way out.

I know the direction. That was why I wrote that.

See what I explained as text

Play these moves (since you are white):

Your white king is on c3. Then move it to d3. This threatens the black rook and the black pawn.

The PC can reply Ra4 x b4. So the black rook picked your pawn.

Then you attack with your rook by playing Rc6 moves to f6 to check the black king.

Black king side-steps to g5 attacking your rook on f6.

Then you strike by playing your King on d3 captures rook on e4.

The black king must capture your rook on f6 immediately.

You then use your rook on e1 to capture black pawn on e2. This took now protects the pawn on a2. Remember you have 2 free pawns on about advancing for promotion.

PC may play Black rook on b4 moving to b2. This is a trap because it is going for rook exchange. If you pick the rook, you lose. So you move your white king from e4 to d3 so as to give protection to your rook on e2. With these moves. You have a clear advantage!

The advantage is the 2 pawns that are free to advance.

thebargainhunte:
You are good. Maybe you didn't get the direction the white and black puns are moving. Green arrow shows the direction of the black puns, while the blue arrow shows the direction of white puns.
The black rook at row 1 is protected by the black pun at row 2. The black rook at row 5 will kill pun at row4 and then check the king when it kills pun at row2. It is just a checkmate in 5 to 6 moves.

No... The white has strong advantages. It is a positional play that you must execute.

Set your board and place the pieces as contained screenshot. Play what I sent you last.

fxuser:
Zenith
Weekly
- last week went to d sellers , almost forming a gravestone doji ( inverted hammer)
(anyways expect more selling to come next week)

(trying to keep things simple can be a difficult task)

Person wey get eye to read chart don dey talk wetin make sense.

Abeg @rabbidoracle, I wan order recommended glasses for you. Which focal length and other details make I tell the person?

ositadima1:
It is like u are still learning the game, I have played this game for years, on PC, android and physically.

First, it is not black turn to play, you can see that black king just moved from file 7 to file 6 (g5 to f4).

Secondly, black rook on file 5 cannot kill pawn on file 4 without losing that rook, that pawn is protected by white king. That is why black needs to move that rook down to pursue king from that row 3, then after that the other rook will be able to take pawn on file 2.

But, because it is white to play, white would move white rook on file 6 and chase your black king from that file, if black plays anyhow, then the other white rook will be brought into play to finish off the game.

In short, white has a better chance here.

I can port this position to droidfish and play it out for you.

I hope you know that it is only one step for that black pun to turn to a queen.The white rook is just there to prevent the black pun from moving to E1 and it was the reason I placed the white rook on E1.If you move the rook from E1 to F1 to check the king, the pun will kill it and changes to a queen.

thebargainhunte:
I hope you know that it is only one step for that black pun to turn to a queen.The white rook is just there to prevent the black pun from moving to E1 and it was the reason I placed the white rook on E1.If you move the rook from E1 to F1 to check the king, the pun will kill it and changes to a queen.

Bro, Rook on C6 to F6. E1 rook will support C6 rook if black king is not positioned well why fleeing from the F file.

ositadima1:
It is like u are still learning the game, I have played this game for years, on PC, android and physically.

First, it is not black turn to play, you can see that black king just moved from file 7 to file 6 (g5 to f4).

Secondly, black rook on file 5 cannot kill pawn on file 4 without losing that rook, that pawn is protected by white king. That is why black needs to move that rook down to pursue king from that row 3, then after that the other rook will be able to take pawn on file 2.

But, because it is white to play, white would move white rook on file 6 and chase your black king from that file, if black plays anyhow, then the other white rook will be brought into play to finish off the game.

In short, white has a better chance here.

I can port this position to droidfish and play it out for you.

Exactly.

The game is for white.

But remember he can't use the white rook on d6 for long. The Rook on d6 has limited position to play and that is to f6. Once at f6, black king side-steps to g5 attacking that rook on f6.

But the first move to be made is for white king to secure e3 spot to prevent black king from entering there. Because if white rook on c6 checks black king, it can enter e3 and seek the protection of the black rook on e4. So to make the black king to run naked, white should block e3 space by playing Kd3. At d3, the white king has blocked the e3 spot, then threatening the black rook on e4 and the black pawn on e2. But prive must be paid. And that is the sacrifice of white pawn on b4.

Once this happens, white has the upper hand with the move you mentioned by bringinng out the rook on 6th rank to check black king.

The black king must dance naked!

meshpips:
Person wey get eye to read chart don dey talk wetin make sense.

Abeg @rabbidoracle, I wan order recommended glasses for you. Which focal length and other details make I tell the person?

Do we need to argue when market starts tomorrow?

We will see how the week ends.

thebargainhunte:
I hope you know that it is only one step for that black pun to turn to a queen.The white rook is just there to prevent the black pun from moving to E1 and it was the reason I placed the white rook on E1.If you move the rook from E1 to F1 to check the king, the pun will kill it and changes to a queen.

You don't need to remove the rook on e1. That black pawn on e2 is dead.

You must make sacrifice on your b4 pawn by moving your king to d3. Once you do that the black rook on a4 smites your pawn on b4. Once this happens, black don chop poison.

ositadima1:
It is like u are still learning the game, I have played this game for years, on PC, android and physically.

First, it is not black turn to play, you can see that black king just moved from file 7 to file 6 (g5 to f4).

Secondly, black rook on file 5 cannot kill pawn on file 4 without losing that rook, that pawn is protected by white king. That is why black needs to move that rook down to pursue king from that row 3, then after that the other rook will be able to take pawn on file 2.

But, because it is white to play, white would move white rook on file 6 and chase your black king from that file, if black plays anyhow, then the other white rook will be brought into play to finish off the game.

In short, white has a better chance here.

I can port this position to droidfish and play it out for you.

White has a king that must go to war!

I have set my board and the pieces.

I think Bargain hunter is a fish!

I don't think white could avert the fast approaching disaster. You can only delay it. If you're white, keep checking black king and advance your pawn. But even kasparov, Bobby fischer won't be able to win with white in this scenario.

thebargainhunte:
Oya na, those that can predict stock market make una help me predict my next move.

RichEstate:
I don't think white could avert the fast approaching disaster. You can only delay it. If you're white, keep checking black king and advance your pawn. But even kasparov, Bobby fischer won't be able to win with white in this scenario.

Common. Don't insult Bobby Fischer!

This one na for amateurs.

Black has lost the game.

But I can still play black and force a win.

thebargainhunte:
Madam, u dey play this game? You tried ma. If you move your lower rook diagonally one step on the right side, the black pun will kill it and turns to a queen. Its just one step for the black pun to change to an officer in the game and it was because of that I brought the white rook down to prevent it. If you play the upper rook to check the king, it will move to E3 to support the rook to kill the pun at D4.

Ok. I can see it.
They're advancing towards your house and almost colonize your territory.
You're white and making the next move.
Black king left its arena totally already and this is to your advantage, you'll win if you make the right move, otherwise they'll outsmart you.
It's called pawn not pun.
My ogas don talk everything finish.

RabbiDoracle:
Exactly.

The game is for white.

But remember he can't use the white rook on d6 for long. The Rook on d6 has limited position to play and that is to f6. Once at f6, black king side-steps to g5 attacking that rook on f6.

But the first move to be made is for white king to secure e3 spot to prevent black king from entering there. Because if white rook on c6 checks black king, it can enter e3 and seek the protection of the black rook on e4. So to make the black king to run naked, white should block e3 space by playing Kd3. At d3, the white king has blocked the e3 spot, then threatening the black rook on e4 and the black pawn on e2. But prive must be paid. And that is the sacrifice of white pawn on b4.

Once this happens, white has the upper hand with the move you mentioned by bringinng out the rook on 6th rank to check black king.

The black king must dance naked!

You are correct, D3 needs to be guided by white. I now have a feeling that black wins no matter what.

RabbiDoracle:
White has a king that must go to war!

I have set my board and the pieces.

I think Bargain hunter is a fish!

Hahaha...oga i no be fish o. I have set the board. What is your first move? You are the white and it is your turn to play.

thebargainhunte:
Hahaha...oga i no be fish o. I have set the board. What is your first move? You are the white and it is your turn to play.

Play white King moves to d3.

And the reply will be black rook captures b4

ositadima1:
You are correct, D3 needs to be guided by black. I now have a feeling that black wins no matter what.

No. If king secures d3.

If PC plays rook on e4 checks white King on e3. Then I move the king back to d2.

Then it PC plays black rook captures b4, I will still destroy black in a spectacular way with a sacrifice of my rook on 6th rank.

Remember there is a free white pawn on C file.

That is the queen in the making. Young queen Eliza!

ositadima1:
You are correct, D3 needs to be guided by white. I now have a feeling that black wins no matter what.

Set your board and pieces and I play White. I have replied you with my move. King d3.

Reply me.

You guys are too slow. Reply sharp sharp.

White played already and it was checked. What's your next move?

Mcy56:
Ok. I can see it.
They're advancing towards your house and almost colonize your territory.
You're white and making the next move.
Black king left its arena totally already and this is to your advantage, you'll win if you make the right move, otherwise they'll outsmart you.
It's called pawn not pun.
My ogas don talk everything finish.

The house has been colonized, I can only delay the possible check mate. Magnus Carson can't win with white