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Napolean:You don spoil show!!!! with that OandO!!!! You for wait make I confirm sey my broker don buy am first OOO. As per OandO major problem is that I don't trust Tinubu and his group. However, they seem to be allowing professionals to handle the Energy Services sector. Got some peeps who are working for them on that. The upstream sector though risky will be a cash cow for them. If nothing, it will improve their cash flow. Amakpe refinery appears definitely better than Orient. However, until government shows a committment towards full deregulation of that sector, none of the guys will take the FID on the projects. BTW, learnt that NEGRIS is planning a PP. It should be one worth looking into. They are the only company allowed to import Solar Turbines into Nigeria. They are seriously into the POWER sector. |
Well, if you never jump on the OandO train now, it may be too late OOOO. That's another AP in the making. Make man just dey use style dey gather that one. Well, need to do thanksgiving for Cappa and Dalberto. Almost 100% already this year alone. make I just sidon jeje their dey rest. Na only week 9 we just dey enter and it has blown target already. Chellarams, what can we say again. Will organise a party once it crosses the 30.00 mark. That's another NAHCO in the making. If they just do another bonus (collected 1 for 1 before), na to distribute Turkey for March be that. Still watching BOC. Reduced my stake there because the paper profit fit disappear. But I am loving its movement. Don forget my May and Baker!!! The thing don almost reach 20.00. Funny aspect is that the full year result will not be interesting. 2007 will replay itself with the market dipping towards the end of Q2!! Result cannot just match with the current prices. Not complaining though. UNTL don start free fall, no shaking as me don disembark. My Universal Insurance still dey represent but I no see Consolidated Hallmark for nigeriansecurities site oooo. Hope no be under cosntruction dem put am or dem don delist the company Abeg, my kg for that one big oooWho get G Cappa to sell? Na only 562 units were sold today. My broker no fit get am to BUY. Well, better days ahead!!! |
windywendy:I am disappointed!!!! Thought you will break the bank for that one so that you can get return money ![]() |
SavvyLanre:My brother, that is a valuable lesson in investing. Sometimes what you do when Plan A fail may actually be the determining factor in your strategy. That's why even if your analysis shows that a stock is good, because of what happens if things don't go as plan, you will be constraint to really make a kill with it. Like I said before, WAPCO will do well for the LONG TERM, but right now, na 60.00 - 65.00 range!!! |
samstone4:FID is Final Investment Decision. Until that is done, the project is more or less a wish list. |
ololufemi:All is well at my end. Abeg, make I commot for Consolidated Hallmark and Universal before I start to think of IAA. I am looking at March/April for the listing of IAA if madam Ndidi get time for them. IAA will do a 4 for 1 split!!! |
samstone4:The two highlighted portions are grave risk that if you are in the oil industry you will appreaciate. At what price will Orient sell the product to Anambra and Imo states citizens? Subsidised prices ?? That's the key reasons why NONE of the multinational oil companies bidded for the refineries. Secondly, what is the evacuation and distribution plan of the petroleum products from the refinery? Where is their network of pipelines etc. Will they use NNPC depot/facility? Any agreement on that? Just ask how much loss LASG suffered on the Enron/AES power project just because of NEPA (PHCN) Yes the parent company has on oil bloc. What's the level of field development. Even if they found oil, will they develop the field to be able to support the refinery project? If the Field development should slip, what is teh fall back plan?? I don't know the conditions of the loan. I am just saying that having an agreement does not indicate that the funds will be disbursed. If the Chinese so much believe in the project, why did they not go for equity? Like I said, first time out it was about 5% subscribed, what has changed since then apart from the appetite of Nigerians now to BUY anything. First mover advantage I doubt. I expect other refineries to see the light of the day before this one!!!! Yes they've gone far but I think right now, they are stuck. The risk was just to much for investors to make them to go ahead. Not sure when they will take FID! |
samstone4:Approval of loan is just on paper. You need to know the conditions associated with the disbursement of the loan. For me, the risk is just too much. They are disadvantaged in the line of business that they are in to. You are far away from both the raw material and the market. Not sure how they will cope. Since you have already invested, I wish you all the best. But be prepared for a LONG wait. |
otokx:Kai, you wicked OOOOOO. |
Naijadr:You don't need an insider before you know that Orient Refinery PP is crap!!!! Firstly this is like the 3rd time that they are doing the PP. The last one had less than 5% subscription. It was packaged then by Intercontinental. If you know anything about the oil industry, you will see that the risk associated with this project is huge. The refinery is located in the hinterland. Where will the crude come from? How will the export be done? Build pipelines? At what cost? Plan was to get crude supply from Orient petroleum. Now the bloc allocated to Orient Petroleum (distinct from Orient refinery) is more of gas than oil. Now gas terms are not that favourable in the Nigerian environment. Also without full deregulation of the sector, the risk is just too much!!!!! For those interested, all the best! |
LondonCool:Well, did the PP sometimes in July last year at N1.30 per share. Listing was planned for September but the goal post kept on shifting. I am fully sitted on this flight but willing to offer my seat to someone else at around N5.00!!! Problem with Universal and Consolidated is that I know people with huge holdings who are there just to speculate. People that collected margin facility hence MUST exit within 12 months. Those guys in between them have over 2bn units that they MUST sell. So watchout for bazzar sales soon. |
debenzd:Me no understand this your question? Man no get cash now. However when I sell my Universal Insurance, Consolidated Hallmark and yet to be listed Investment and Allied Assurance, then I go get some money borrow you at competitive intetrest rate. So start prayer and fasting quickly so that they can all reach 4.00 fast. |
Omoba3:Stock prices na higher, higher, higher, higher, higher, higher, |
debenzd:As per OandO, you dey watch am e dey GO!!!! pumping777:Yes OO, bird no tell bird say stone dey come!!!!!! Time will come when you will place SELL order and BUYERS no go dey for market. Some have only known a BULLISH market so let's enjoy the feelings. When the tide turns, we go dey lick the wounds also |
pumping777:Prophet of doom thou art!!!!!! Abeg, make we dey enjoy the loot |
pumping777:Bonus hope dashed hence the reaction!!! Expect some panic selling!!! Moreover, it witnessed a drop in both turn over and PAT over the 2007 result. |
ololufemi:Don't understand why people were expecting WAPCO to declare a bonus. Same thing played out last year. Its akin to expecting Oceanic to declare a bonus with the jumbo 22bn shares it has got to feed. WAPCo's result is as expected but dismal when compared to 2007. Turnover and PAT dropped. The market acknowldeged this by the loss of N3.75 from the share price. I think you should sell and re enter later. It may go as low as N65.00 like it did last year. |
pumping777:WEMA's problem is more political. It is a matter of people trying to feed fat on WEMA. Some are planning to buy WEMA for peanuts. Delaying the PO was part of plans to make WEMA handicapped. Almsot all the banks have recapitalised except WEMA and some other struggling ones. In this current scenario, anything with less than $1bn shareholders fund is insufficient Your WEMA will turn good but next time, make una shine eye well welll. |
pumping777:Pumping na wa for you OOO. Wema on TS due to impending PO!!!! Shares gathering dust but will soon turn to gold. |
WAPCO PLC AUDITED RESULTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2007 2007 2006 TURNOVER N38.665b N39.647b EXCEPTIONAL ITEMS N871m 06 NIL PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION (N1.358b) (N1.173b) EXTRA ORDINARY ITEMS (N500m) NIL PROFIT AFTER TAX & EXTRA ORDINARY ITEMS N10.679b N10.946b N1.20 CLOSURE OF REGISTER FRI 9TH MAY 2008 PAYMENT DATE 23RD MAY 2008 |
WAPCo result out. can't see any bonus OOOOOOO |
With all due respect, I think a new thread should be created for the Obama/Clinton, ManU Arsenal and other topics that are not stock related. That way, we can be focus as per what we expect to read on this particular thread. Abu-Maryam:Don't know much about Prestige. Presco is a company that is being affected negatively by weather and unfavourable government policy. IBTC sits on the board because they underwrote the IPO which was unsuccessful. Not check the figures for a while. Profitability being dropping for a while but it appears that things have taken a different turn now. They are overdue for a bonus. |
pumping777: crazyT:Na long haul me I dey. I don tell you that na intercontinental flight!!! Na when the pilot don finally switch of engine and everyone don disembark that's when me go come down. For now, I am sleeping in the COCKPIT!!!! Bought @ 1.10 so no way my spreadsheet money go disappear! |
Ije ngala: pumping777:Except you know Mobolaji Johnson. If not, you go still dey queue when it is making the return journey!!! You BUY those stocks when the bears are rulling. And even then na like hundreds of unit you go dey BUY over time!!!! |
I think na only me dey on board of Chellarams. Na private jet or wetin happen? Now 27.00 and still gaining maximum everyday!!! UNTL appears to have taxied to a stop. Make I just disembark and collect my luggage tomorrow. Want to join the G Cappa train but the ticket scarce pas scarcity itself. Same for GREIF and Thomas Wyatt. Well, May and Baker appears to have take off. Not much fuel inside so will have to refuel. Very good though for the long haul. |
easimoni:Guilty as charged but with explanations. Just after the offer, there was a policy reversal as per deregulation. That basically impacted on the business of OandO. Based on that, they started re strategising focussing on Gas and the Upstream sector of the oil and gas industry. For the kind of opportunities in the upstream, huge capital is needed. A single deep water well will cost in the neighbourhood of $40m to $80m!!!!! So huge capital is needed contrary to the marketing that they do cash and carry making use of the 40days credit by NNPC. If OandO gets the oil filed, it will improve the cash flow and they will immediately become a MUST BUY |
Izon:Is it compulsory that you should buy those stocks? Well the too stocks are not 'available' at least not at current prices. Your brokers offer is because he has someone willing to sell @ 3.56. If you are not interested decline the offer. If you are, take it up fast before the offer elapses. BTW, someone has 1m units of SKYE bank to sell @20.00!!! That tells you the likely price of SKYE post TS lifting!!! |
grabdbull:While not justifying the price of AP, don't forget that AP was more like a turn around candidate. Huge potential but affected by a lot of problems outside its core business. As per ownership control, that will not happen. The rights issue is more than the PO. That to me shows that the major shareholders are not going to relinguish their hold. Yet to confirm, but I think the N100bn to be raised from the rights/PO will be used in the upstream industry. I think AP has an oil bloc that it may want to develop. Will be suprised if that money is pumped into marketing. Aside, OandO will likely be doing an offer soon on top of the $200m loan they've just syndicated. |
All the major petroleum oil companies gained today with OandO gaining N7.50 |
Mr. Risky:Yes you are right about the uncertainties. Just confirmed from someone that Though OandO has obtained a $200m loan, they are still planning an offer. If they get the bloc (it is a producing field), then they are in for a good run. Cost of production (opex) from that field is less than $2/bbl. That tells you the profit margin in a $100/bbl environment. I only hope that they did not overbid for the field. |
Mr. Risky:Risk in the sense that I don't know the managerial capacity of OandO to handle upstream sector activities. Not sure their level of expertise. Not sure that the deal will not be reversed. I try to highlight the risks boldly while you enjoy the returns quietly |
For those that can take risk, start to look at OandO. An announcement that will move the stock to higher grounds will be made soon. They've alrerady announced one ($200m loan). More is to come so take position. The train don move commot from 1st station but still stopping to pick more passengers. |
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Abeg, my kg for that one big ooo


