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Please a Microfinance Bank is offering me 24% interest per annum for a fixed deposit, does anyone know any market fund that offers better than that? Secondly, the dollar denominated investment I asked for last time highest interest rate I have seen is 3%, can anyone suggest any better offer? |
GeeKudi:Oando should build a refinery from scratch, since investors are now having a positive view about the company they should raise money from local and foreign investors. Did you hear how many trillion that DMO returned as oversubscription for the last treasury bills auction? Why should that size of money be chasing T-BILLS instead of getting invested into our productive sectors to grow real GDP instead of this growth by GDP rebasing shit. If Tinubu sells part of any of Nigerian refineries to his Nephew Nigerians won't take it. However, our existing refineries should be unbundled and privatized at 40/50 ratio between NNPC and foreign investors. We can only experience true freedom from both refined products importation and price stability when we have foreign investors competing Alhaji and other local investors in that sector. |
PuristForest:You mean down to #39 for real? |
Raider76:My only interest here is the 5,500 jobs a third world country will export to a second world country despite having a better comparative advantage in the sector in question. It is only when Nigerians ( both leaders and the led) start reasoning like that in all our decisions that we can have a country but for now oke n'ohia ngwere n'uzo. |
yMcy56:Na sarcasm level the guy dey o! |
[quote author=Payunsin post=134293030]Yes o. I count myself lucky though, I thank God. What I made in the capital market from Tinubu perceived 2 worst policies not that much but enough for my entire life if well managed . U have asked me before about my sector n I swear as a poultry farmer, I can't complain about the present administration. I thank God n I count myself lucky though definitely the economy is not smiling This reasoning is selfish, you benefitted but more Nigerians lost. The actual fact here is that so many subsistent poultry farmers had to shut down their farms because they could no longer afford the continuously rising cost of feeding and because Nigerian agric sector is more subsistent inclined, it caused a drastic reduction in the supply of chicken in the market which caused a spike in the prices. When we analyse Tpain policies or any other government, a wholistic approach is better because it takes everybody into consideration. |
Emir01:Fasting ke? I thought stock is Haram? Pls teach me I am only asking? |
Princkez:That's from #9 last year they listed o! The way these oil people grow is crazy. Although, Okitipupa oil have decades of experience in the business and that distinctly separates them from ELLAHLAKES. Let's keep watching to see if ELLAHLAKES gets it right, if they do the outcome should be the same. |
PuristForest:Did you mean to say 2.7 or 1.7 for real? Pls kindly clarify. |
mikeapollo:Being this technical will most likely put all these Tpain paid e-rats here where they belong than ranting with them at same level. Many economists and analysts are not talking about this. We have a cost-push inflation and the economy managers are applying solutions for demand pull inflation. More like using amplicox to cure headache. The reason why a sizeable tuber of yam transported from Benue to Lagos is selling at 4,000 is not because there's too much purchasing power in the hands of the buyer at Lagos (demand pull), but rather because the farmer in Benue bought fertilizer and other agro chemicals at 200K instead of 40k he used to buy them and also the trader that bought the yam from Benue had to pay #2million for trucking to Lagos instead of the #700k he was paying before Tpain (cost push). Now instead of the managers of the economy to think of how to reduce these costs for producers so that they will inturn reduce prices, they are rather increasing interest rates in order to mop-up excess liquidity thereby putting more pressure on the producers to whom interest rate is a cost also that must be pushed back to consumers thereby increasing inflation the more. |
What's happening to PZ? I thought the management promised that even if they will delist the minority shareholders will be adequately compensated through good buy out prices. Why is everybody quickly selling? Is it sell or hold at this point? |
yMcy56:Thanks so much for the info, you are highly appreciated. I am learning seriously, when I grow up I go like to be like una ![]() Please what's your advice for PZ and soon Unity Bank. Load or watch first? |
yMcy56:YMcy Crownprince just said that you were instrumental (among others) in guiding him to secure the bag when he was new here, I beg I am new here no w o! please come to my aid I want to secure the bag like him too. Thanks in advance. However, I appreciate the contributions of all the FA and TA gurus here, God bless all of you and give you big bags this year in Jesus name - Amen. If I had discovered this group earlier after events of 2008 made me give up on Nigerian stock exchange I would have done a lot better in the area of investment decisions but I believe better days are ahead. ONE LOVE!!! |
Streetinvestor2:Thanks for this bro, let me check them out quickly. |
Please who knows any money market fund that has dollar denominated investment. In other words, that accepts investment in US dollars? Kindly help a brother if you know any. |
Abeg if we try to collect this Oando 'dividend' will the profit takers allow us to enjoy it in peace. The way the price has been moving up and down within these few days I was thinking that 'dividend' lovers will buy it up hasn't been encouraging. In other words fake 'dividend' is really different from real dividend. |
megawealth01:I think the scarcity is expected because according to reliable information only 115.32 million shares were listed and that perhaps should be what is largely contributing to the price rally. Meanwhile, their financials are not bad at all, I think they made 2billion revenue in 2023 out of which 1billion was declared as PBT that's 50%, very massive. These oil businesses are replicating same kind of result everywhere. Is there any reason to believe that Ellah Lakes will be a different case scenario. Professionals like Oga Emma, Emmaodet, Streetinvestor, Ymcy(if I didn't spell the moniker wrongly), Locotrader etc please what's your advice concerning the future of Ellah Lakes so that we the newbies will know wether we can park our bus there before it is too late? |
jp130:I don't think there's any difference. It should be same process via your stock broker because it is still CSCS that handle their operations too. In fact CSCS is also quoted there. |
essentialone: ![]() But some premier league level teams are there o! Like Mobil (11Plc), Access Bank, Friesland and Campina (Wamco), Nipco oil and gas and Dufil Prima Foods, etc. For instance, Okitipupa oil Plc has done over 850% there in a space of 1yr and few months so if the insights are being shared here too many members of the group would have benefitted from the price rally. |
unite4real:NASD is also a NIGERIAN STOCK EXCHANGE because they are regulated by same SEC. Except if the group is meant for NGX quoted stocks only. I stand to be corrected though. |
I am surprised nobody makes mention of stocks that are on NASD on this forum, is it largely because there are just few companies there for now? |
Locotrader:Please don't mind the ingrates, many of us appreciate your contributions here. Especially we the newbies, pls keep giving us insight. |
Locotrader:Welcome back our Locomotive Loco, we have missed you so far. It seems I will look for cash to add CWG and E-tranzact to my portfolio too. |
Locotrader:This is only possible in 3 case scenerios: You are the only one that bought for the day and the total traded was within what you bought, you know all the people that bought and the units they bought same day Or your order was filled with a single trade. Am I wrong? |
Locotrader:With the cash balance I am still seeing on my account my order was not filled. Only what I received through text was bought and I believe it was because of time not that the supply wasn't enough. |
Locotrader:I am serious. I couldn't screenshot because Morgan is yet to upload my today's purchases on my portfolio but judging from text messages from CSCS that I received only less than 2,500m units has been filled out of my request. Except it was time constraint because some of the ones that got filled happened after 2pm |
KarlTom:I am surprised o! I placed a bid at 242 and Morgan purchased the bid at 235 saving me about 1.4m. I don't know wether it is a buying or selling signal o! But I think we are still at the rumour stage, the news stage will happen after we see the percentage increment in tariff. |
Locotrader:I actually placed the order between 2.14 and 2.18. So far some million units has been filled at between 2.15 and 2.16. It has hasn't touched both of my limits yet. |
Locotrader:I actually placed it between 2.14 and 2.18 |
Locotrader:I have submitted my bid already at 2.14 since after all said and done it will still close at 2.14. Btw, what do you think might be the objective of the seller that keeps insisting on 2.14? You can see that the volume available at 2.14 is actually higher than the others asking for above 2.14 in your screenshot? |
Locotrader:Do you think I can still get it at 2.14? I want to become the aggressive buyer you are looking for. |
Please who knows if Morgan Capital can match a volume order for me gradually until they achieve the target. I mean if I send the order by email instead of picking them myself on their platform? |

