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When you are chilling and waiting for Flour mills to open 10% up ![]()
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longlife20:What are they pricing N2.74 here |
With this demand power CHAMS is sure to cross 0.50k and sellers are bound to come in. |
stcool:I fear who no fear Nairaland NSE trader... Flour mills soon go on full bid. We would all ride to N26 with DF ![]()
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Let me buy Flour mills first I cant shout... ![]() Ogas here dey vex |
https://businessday.ng/exclusives/article/olam-stirs-competition-with-n130bn-offer-for-dangote-flour-mills/ It is possible that the owner prefers to finance the ongoing refinery through equity rather than raising debt,” he said. According to Gbolahan, it is going to be a win-win situation for the shareholders of Dangote Flour Mills. This translates to a payment of N26.00 per share, subject to adjustments for networking capital and net debt as at March 31, 2019. The offer comes at a premium of NGN15.30 per share based on its closing price of N10.70 as at 18 April, 2019. The transaction is to be executed through a Scheme of Arrangement and is subject to the approval of the Federal High Court, shareholders, regulators, among others. |
2 Million Naira... and yet No video coverage You can be prosecuted for this! Your village people get upper hand, op. By the way how much did she contribute.... See your life ![]()
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Godlylifeoneart:My brother forget this analysis for now... If you see DF buy... Shekena All this calculation Aliko Don do am, they are going to pay N26. ![]() How far with all our Diamond bank analysis ![]() |
Godlylifeoneart:You are not far from the truth... But this one fit reach 2023 but it is bound to happen someday. ![]() This money Aliko is going to cash out is certainly going into somewhere! Meanwhile the last biz Oga will sell is his Sugar business. Aboki no dey use sugar play normally! |
dipoolowoo:The way meristem put a buy on almost everything in that table you will think we are in a serious Bull season... ![]() |
stcool:DD advised... Flour biz in Nigeria is a battle between the Greeks & Indians. |
The way Market will rush Flourmill tomorrow...nse will not kee me ![]() Many oga's done ready their account ![]() Reality is if DF is going to N26...Flourmills is going to N30-N40 I am going into Flourmill tomorrow with full force, note I don't have any shares in Flourmill so I don't want to hear you deceived newbies to buy. We would all keep bidding until we buy ![]()
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I am just thinking that this Next Level we would have more buyouts than real stock price growth from a growing economy... I expect to see more of this in the coming months/years... Buyouts and subsequent delisting is not a good thing for our market. To think people are blaming MTN for listing on the NYSE. |
Princkez:What is better and what can be better... Let everyone pour their hearts out. This one is too much |
That is how they want to push CHAMS to 50k or even N1.00 |
Why is Guinness down 10% this morning any news? |
maishai:After everything you head at conference call, you still want to buy at that price. Fear God my brother! ![]() |
swilo:More of a news about an FDI in Sterling bank maybe @N2.00-2.50 would not be a surprise going forward. Now N2.74...my people news is coming on Sterling ![]() |
NSE is nothing but a pot of beans... Is it not the same Sterling bank that almost fell below N1.00, and someone kept mopping it up at N1.00 last year that is now trading @N2.65 above Fidelity and FCMB. Ok o, God dey and na dem go tire! |
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Make una leave the Naira where e dey... You want to float the Naira so that one hedge fund and their trading robot will send the Naira into bottomless pit... Free float will not work here and can never be a solution. Even ecb and boe dey hear am sometimes with slight negative news, as good as UK economy, see how they are trading the gbp due to brexit. I could remember when ecb removed the peg on eur:chf the plunge in the market caused even big brokers to close shop. Some people became millionaires in $ too. Abeg o, leave the Naira to rest, even China still controls their exchange rate who are we to free float. |
![]() This forum go soon enter ghost mode. After I take fidelity dividend na to enter house...the rain coming - oh Lord ![]() |
STOjo:Fidelity - growth Zenith - Stability/divdend Lafarge - Risk |
Krisuba:E be like say this Oga just buy form for 2019/20 session from head office ![]() Meanwhile I don't think we should be in hurry to exit any stock this year, unless you intend to come back in November or in an emergency. After dividend season prices could really go low, except for few...just stay prepared. |
Princkez:Nice... For me any panic sell off I see at a good bargain I will add |
Waiting for Fidelity bank dividend closure and Q1 result...thanks to those that offloaded at below N2.00 last week, I entered at very good bargain for dividend. ![]() Meanwhile markdown is an opportunity to increase my position. Fidelity(60) Lafarge(10) and Zenith(30) are my focus for 2019. |
OBAGADAFFI:The way they are dumping this Access...N3.50 - N4.00 may be the only price that can make sense.The need to raise fresh capital is making insiders dump the stock. |
NSE wicked..so they gave Diamond shareholders N1, now brokers are taking their own from the stock market. Access Shellholders are the biggest losers. |
Nigeria's Oando aims to raise fresh capital, cut debt -CEO No Shame in their eyes.https://af.reuters.com/article/nigeriaNews/idAFL8N21L31F?feedType=RSS&feedName=nigeriaNews&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+reuters%2FAfricaNigeriaNews+%28News+%2F+Africa+%2F+Nigeria+News%29 |
https://af.reuters.com/article/nigeriaNews/idAFL8N21L31F?feedType=RSS&feedName=nigeriaNews&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+reuters%2FAfricaNigeriaNews+%28News+%2F+Africa+%2F+Nigeria+News%29 |
Kashif:The stock is sitting inside my buy range, I loaded it today even thought will close below 1.80 make I add more tomorrow |
Half loaded Fidelity Bank.... More to go. Do your DD. |
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