stcool:
STERLING BANK

NEWS LOADING

Buy the rumors
Sell the news

How to Stop Analysis Paralysis: 8 Important Tips

Have you faced analysis paralysis before? Do you tend to overthink your choices, to the point where you feel paralyzed and don’t make a decision?


https://personalexcellence.co/blog/analysis-paralysis/

OBAGADAFFI:


Buy the rumors
Sell the news

I am there at km1.24

stcool:
STERLING BANK

NEWS LOADING

News loading indeed Sterling Bank that pays a paltry dividend of 3kobo once in 2 years is bursting your head. By the time it gets to sub 50kobo it's then you realise you've been hit by stray bullets

megamart247:


News loading indeed Sterling Bank that pays a paltry dividend of 3kobo once in 2 years is bursting your head. By the time it gets to sub 50kobo it's then you realise you've been hit by stray bullets

Wishful thinking

Stanbic IBTC Displaces Morgan Capital as Most Active Stockbroker
https://businesspost.ng/economy/stanbic-ibtc-displaces-morgan-capital-as-most-active-stockbroker/

CBN Boosts Liquidity With N300bn CRR Refund
https://businesspost.ng/economy/cbn-boosts-liquidity-with-n300bn-crr-refund/

NSE: Financial Stocks Dominate Weekly Turnover by 69.8%
https://businesspost.ng/economy/nse-financial-stocks-dominate-weekly-turnover-by-69-8/

In-Demand Skills Reshaping the Future of Work
https://businesspost.ng/jobs/in-demand-skills-reshaping-the-future-of-work/

Easing of Oil Output Cuts to Sway Market This Week
https://businesspost.ng/economy/easing-of-oil-output-cuts-to-sway-market-this-week/

SEC Partners NITDA to Protect Investors’ Personal Data
https://businesspost.ng/economy/sec-partners-nitda-to-protect-investors-personal-data/

Mastering the Art of Collaboration as Business Strategy
https://businesspost.ng/featureoped/mastering-the-art-of-collaboration-as-business-strategy/

modgba:
Stanbic IBTC Displaces Morgan Capital as Most Active Stockbroker
https://businesspost.ng/economy/stanbic-ibtc-displaces-morgan-capital-as-most-active-stockbroker/

This is just the beginning; they're becoming so irritatingly non-responsive. If you don't ''JiJo'', you don't need Morgan Capital!

seyisanya:
This is just the beginning; they're becoming so irritatingly non-responsive. If you don't ''JiJo'', you don't need Morgan Capital!

I have long moved to MERISTEM

I'm even wondering about their ability to sustain or improve on their Dividend in this climate.. as dividend is essential for long term play (for me).
Looks like it closed at N2.61 today.

DexterousOne:



I'm thinking same.


UCAP for me is a buy and hold

between the GTBank and Zenith Bank which one has the better potential and abilty to give a better returns

zimams:
I'm even wondering about their ability to sustain or improve on their Dividend in this climate.. as dividend is essential for long term play (for me).
Looks like it closed at N2.61 today.

They may not sustain their dividend payout RATE


But a dividend payout is for sure..


That one is not in doubt

megawealth01:
I have long moved to MERISTEM

Welcome on board

Please stay on only strong dividend paying stocks. By Dividend paying stocks, I mean companies that have consistently been paying dividends over the last 10 years.

Is like today market no give anybody mouth to talk today

Is well

DexterousOne:


They may not sustain their dividend payout RATE


But a dividend payout is for sure..


That one is not in doubt

I wouldn't be too certain as anything is possible in the markets.
Some firms have been known to borrow just to pay dividend and put up an air of normalcy....then suddenly you begin to hear in the news of how the top management jumped out with golden parachutes.
Always exercise a healthy dose of skepticism and once a story looks too good to be true then its actually not true.

Any good oil stock for buy now?

Mspwety1:


I wouldn't be too certain as anything is possible in the markets.
Some firms have been known to borrow just to pay dividend and put up an air of normalcy....then suddenly you begin to hear in the news of how the top management jumped out with golden parachutes.
Always exercise a healthy dose of skepticism and once a story looks too good to be true then its actually not true.

Yea

I get what you are saying

Multiplier7:
Is like today market no give anybody mouth to talk today

Is well

NSE seems disconnect from the global markets that has been bullish since April 2020. The reasons I do not know.

Some are making ATH right now.

seyisanya:
You nailed it, madam. From now until COVID-19 leaves us, even if one must JiJo, the trading must be done in dividend-paying stocks else it might lead to PREMIUM tears. For me and my household, any stock on the NSE that doesn't pay a reasonable dividend(not a kobo-kobo dividend) has no place in my portfolio. #ICAN'TKILLMYSELF.

RabbiDoracle:
Please stay on only strong dividend paying stocks. By Dividend paying stocks, I mean companies that have consistently been paying dividends over the last 10 years.

Oga Rabbi just reiterated same. Please, stay on healthy dividend-paying stocks only. At least, if COVID erases your paper profit, you're certain of the dividend payout.

#StayInvested.

RabbiDoracle:


NSE seems disconnect from the global markets that has been bullish since April 2020. The reasons I do not know. Some are making ATH right now.

I spoke about the expectations of a bullish era earlier. Except the CBN resolves the divergence between the FX black market and official market no serious foreign investor will bring their funds into this country. Even local investors would rather observe where naira ends before committing more funds.

Multiplier7:
Is like today market no give anybody mouth to talk today

Is well

CBN Places Outright Forex Ban on Maize Importation
https://businesspost.ng/economy/cbn-places-outright-forex-ban-on-maize-importation/

Deap Capital Eyes Return to Profitability, Meets AMCON on Debt
https://businesspost.ng/economy/deap-capital-eyes-return-to-profitability-meets-amcon-on-debt/

2Baba Seeks NSE Support for New Agro-Allied Business
https://businesspost.ng/economy/2baba-seeks-nse-support-for-agro-allied-business/

OPEC Basket Climbs 0.35% to $43.46 Per Barrel
https://businesspost.ng/economy/opec-basket-climbs-0-35-to-43-46-per-barrel/

zimams:
I'm even wondering about their ability to sustain or improve on their Dividend in this climate.. as dividend is essential for long term play (for me).
Looks like it closed at N2.61 today.

I bought UCAP at N2.50 end of last month. I'll buy more if it drops further(No thanks to COVID). As a long term investor, the moment you notice the numbers don't make sense anymore, you simply sell and seek other available opportunities.

One should not be emotionally attached to any stock.

OBAGADAFFI:


Yup.

But why is FGN Saving Bond rates lower than FGN Bonds rates?

The tenor is longer

RabbiDoracle:


NSE seems disconnect from the global markets that has been bullish since April 2020. The reasons I do not know.

Some are making ATH right now.

Chief the reason is the FX debacle

RabbiDoracle:


NSE seems disconnect from the global markets that has been bullish since April 2020. The reasons I do not know.

Some are making ATH right now.

Even Joberg and Malawi exchange indices have recovered form their march low. I think it's only a matter of time. It has to align at some point.

RabbiDoracle:
Please stay on only strong dividend paying stocks. By Dividend paying stocks, I mean companies that have consistently been paying dividends over the last 10 years.

Gbam!!!

robobo:


Chief the reason is the FX debacle

Yeah. Until CBN clears the backlog of FX demand by offshore investors. One major way we can do this will be when our major importer of our crude oil India open up their economy back. They account for over 70% of our export. Netherlands, Brazil etc. account for the rest.

I guess portfolio investors prefer to watch from the sidelines for now... with our non -existent healthcare system ,+500 new covid19 infections per day on average (recorded, not to talk of that not covered by NCDC), they probably anticipate an implosion followed by a broken economy. My thoughts... i may be wrong.

But I don't know how else to rationalise the NSE and the absence of a Bullish run ..in spite of the number under priced stocks, the opportunities they present and the trend with global markets.

I didn't think that by now.....we wouldn't have felt the impact of the over -subscribed SUKUK bond 5 weeks ago in our NSE. I thought a substantial amount of monies returned would have found its way into NSE30.

...Awon boys don divert their returned monies to other markets...

RabbiDoracle:


NSE seems disconnect from the global markets that has been bullish since April 2020. The reasons I do not know.

Some are making ATH right now.

Yea a 'mercenary mindset' is required....
As at 1pm today i wasn't entirely convinced about UCAP , so i dipped into Dangcem with available funds and increased my holdings at N123.60..
while i watch UCAP this week to fully optimize my entry point.

seyisanya:
I bought UCAP at N2.50 end of last month. I'll buy more if it drops further(No thanks to COVID). As a long term investor, the moment you notice the numbers don't make sense anymore, you simply sell and seek other available opportunities.

One should not be emotionally attached to any stock.

Stock with new 52 week lows
Custodian & allied #4.80k

zimams:
I guess portfolio investors prefer to watch from the sidelines for now... with our non -existent healthcare system ,+500 new covid19 infections per day on average (recorded, not to talk of that not covered by NCDC), they probably anticipate an implosion followed by a broken economy. My thoughts... i may be wrong.

But I don't know how else to rationalise the NSE and the absence of a Bullish run ..in spite of the number under priced stocks, the opportunities they present and the trend with global markets.

I didn't think that by now.....we wouldn't have felt the impact of the over -subscribed SUKUK bond 5 weeks ago in our NSE. I thought a substantial amount of monies returned would have found its way into NSE30.

...Awon boys don divert their returned monies to other market[b][/b]s...

The money is still in Nigeria, they are in money market funds and in the bank