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I will say UNITY BANK, SPRING BANK are part of the 3. |
shigidi:Firstly, GDR did not affect GTB. Liquidity did. No stock has really appreacited that much since then. Diamond is still solid as far as I am concerned but not for short term trading. Yes I saw the Crusader result but really it says nothing. You cannot just analyse figures without the facts behind it. Was a claim paid? Was it that the company was broken into bits and the results yet to be consolidated? Have they separated the life nad non life business of the company? You need to be sure of what led to the so called less in profitability especially since you have a growth in turnover. While I am not that excited about the insurance sector for now, I also do not support pressing the panic button. |
shigidi:You no get liver at all!!!! Why sell Crusader ![]() What has changed in its fundamentals?Will sell my NGC give you at 28.00. Still at 24.00 now. ![]() |
yodiyokun:Your PHYSICAL appearance may be needed. That was what my broker told me as per GTB registrar. Well, try get a change of name sworn affidavit with the notice in the papers along with a bankers confirmation. Hopefully that will help. If not, come home for vacation and pay a visit to GTB registrar. Don't forget to introduce yourself as a majore shareholder of GTB. ![]() BTW, the interim result of GTb is getting late. What is their problem? |
Temmie10:I just reported the info about the MTN deal. So because reporter dey cover the activities of the president does not mean that he is on the same level with the president OOOO. N areporter of news I be OOOO yodiyokun:One of the arrangers said if people can pull US$100,000 together they can be accommodated. MTN is not rasing money. I think some shareholders are selling their stakes. Things will become clearer once the full prospectus is out. For you people in Canada, US$100,000 na small money for una with the free fall of the US$ ![]() Compulsive buying is because people always WRONGLY assume that price will always go UP. Unfortunately, that is not the case.I always tell people to enter the train while still parked at the station. Once it start moving, just wave it bye bye till it gets to the next station. So look at your money till you find a GOOD opportunity. Don't listen to the hype. Don't follow the herd mentality. |
yodiyokun:Insurance companies are already taking a beating. Must you buy when you sell? Is it a crime to keep and watch your cash? At least you can preserve your capital from losses even if you are not making gains! If you are buying for long term, you are less worried about the daily fluntuations. Flour Mills is relatively stable. Being hovering between 73.00 and 82.00 for a while which is just about a band of 10%. No movement yet. By teh time the movement will start on those stocks (Dec/Jan), you will not be able to catch up with them. |
tonyjon:Who dash me ? Abeg, I just dey learn for here OOOOOOOO. Na the guru's we supose dey call those BIG names.We the boys go just continue to grow our wealth little by little. BTW, if your cash is disturbing you and you cannot put it under your pillow, you can send it across to me. ![]() I can see that a lot of people are worried that there is nothing to BUY. If you BUY and see a correction resulting in a loss of 25% in a week how would you feel? |
Anyone buying now must be buying for the long term. Hence, you must go for fundamentally sound stocks. Flour Mills, Dangote and WAPCo comes to mind. Nigerian German still moving on. 5% gain today in 16 deals with only 61,094 traded. Hopefully it will get to 28.00. Chellarams also is not slowing down. Now 9.34! Only 18,000 units traded in 1 deal!!!! Hope NAHCO will get to 30.00 so that I can bail out. That is a seriously OVER VALUED stock. Same as Ecobank. The insurance companies still have a lot of issues to sort out. I will stay clear for now. I will put a HOLD on them. Access gained today. STill bullish on Diamond. First Bank is creeping up gradually. For the short termers, better lock in some profit before a U turn is made. |
shakasha:Well, most stocks are good on the long term. The question should be that compared with other stocks out there, where will you put BAGCO? Are there not BETTER stocks out there? If you have a list of five stocks (medium and long term), will BAGCO be on the list? We should get out of the feeling taht we must BUY all offers. |
Have a N28.00 target for Nigerian German by Mid 2008. I expect a bonus next year. I am in it for the Long term though. Fundamentals for me should be the key word now. So Flour Mills, Dangote Sugar, WAPCo, Diamond are teh stocks on my BUY list |
shigidi:Will sell my Nigerian German to you. Hope you are watching Longman |
Just confirmed that MTNI and some Nigerian shareholders are selling offering the shares for sale via private placment. Not sure the details are firmed up. Minimum is $10m for financial institutions and $5m for others. Total amount is in the range of $300m and $1bn. IBTC to be the issuing house. Offer to open 7th of December. Prospectus also not yet out. Trustees will be formed by most companies to pool resources together and form an investment vehicle |
aktopgun:Private placement is meant for high networth individuals. So the $2m is not way out. Hopefully, a group of people can come together to raise the minimum requirement. My source I think is reliable. Will wait till I get more info. My source claims to get the info from the arranger of the private placement. |
toyibanj:It is not illegal to keep your money!!!!! It is not everytime that you have to BUY. Insurance sector in Nigeria is very risky. The dearth of information is worrying. I would rather stick with insurance companies that I ahve enough info on. UNIC falls into this category. Nothing special about Cadbury. Not on my BUY list. Temmie10:Yes I heard US$2m. Learnt will be listed in 2009 |
Learnt MTN is doing a private placement. $2m minimum. But people can team up together to buy. Anyone with more info? |
Sorry for responding late to the queries. Can see that others are doing justice to issues raised. UBA and First Bank buying into Transcorp? Not sure that is true. I think the banks are just converting their loans to equity. First Bank to get N10bn (not N1.1bn) from the botched IIL deal. If that happens, the PAT of First Bank will be credited with an extra ordinary income of N10bn. Don't forget that First Bank wrote of that money in a single financial year. If this money is returned, then the price of First Bank will hit the roof tops!!! Nigerian German is doing fine. Can still see headroom. Longman and Beta Glass are not very liquid stock so be careful. Longman Q4 result is always very high. Don't forget it is a book publishing company. Q4 is the time when they make most sales. That's when schools are starting a new session. Hence the skewed nature of the earnings. Insurance, be careful!!! The problem is not over. Except many court cases. The insurance consolidation is an example of how not to do things. I expect the current jubilation to be shortlived. Moreover, the current run is just out of excitement. The money is yet to be released!!!!! The list is the same 'initial' list but excluding NICON and Nigerian Re. I expect many more additions and subtractions as days go buy. UNIC is good. Would like to see how they treated the non-life part of their business. Plan was to sell it but not sure who they sold it to. For short term traders, be careful!!!!!!! |
Babs_O:The High PE is a reflection of the growth in teh economy. that's why looking at the PEG may be good also. |
Geees:Leadway will rather get institutional investors. That I think is their strategy |
Geees:For Long term, Dunlop will do WELL. crazyT:Never liked Fidelity. Insurance at 50% of your portfolio is a very skewed one. I expect banks to form close to 50% of most portfolios in Nigeria. Well depending on your age and risk tolerance no problem. Just evaluate the risk. Moreover, note that Jimoh will fight to the end as per the insurance issue |
Geees:Leadway public Forget it. IFC has invested their big time.IGI, not sure what they are up to. Even the private placment is yet to be concluded pumping777:Thanks for the clarification. Not good at understanding I guess |
Geees:Dunlop will continue to oscillate. 2007 result cannot suatin the price. I see it settling at around 3.00 to 3.5 by Mid next year |
yodiyokun:May and Baker did an offer last year that was oversubscribed. Don't think they took the over subscription though. They refunded mone but used a funny method. All existing shareholders got what they applied for but everyother person got a prorated allocation. Now because of the delay in the conclusion of the offer they did not get the money ontime.That basically affected the 2006 forecast. Also they are about changing the utilisation of the funds. Also, the Vaccine project seems to be delayed. However, it is a solid company for the future. I expect that the 2008 results will be encouraging. Right now, I will consider it over valued except you are in for the Long Term like me. Don't forget that it rose as high as 16.00 this year! |
pumping777:Thought result was part of the fundamentals!!!!! On what basis will you consider a stock to be low if not based on the EPS/ PE? Those are forecasted/estimated based on interim or final results. I agree that for long term investors, it is better to get in before others because you never know when the movements will start. So, I tend to make a pick and just stay there. When I was picking NGC at <13.00, I knew that 20.00 is not far for it and nothing stops it from reaching 25.00. But I don't have the crystall ball to say when that will happen! That is the crux of the whole matter. I am willing to stay in provided there is no significant change in the fundamentals. For those out to amke 'quick' money, you cannot use this strategy because you don't have the patience. WAPCo, Dangote Sugar and Flour Mills are blue chip stocks that are trading below ther value. They will sooner or later take a lift but WHEN? Oando is another one but it is being limited by lack of deregulation and fairs about corporate gorvernance. |
crazyT:Don't know but I will not be surprised. Not among the insurance companies on my radar. |
kpineo:I tend to look at the facts behind the figures. Don't know much about MB. Not sure of any startegic plans that they have. For UNIC, I know a bit about them. They are leaders in health insurance with their UNIC Health. They are also into emergency rescue with CRI. Added to that is the planned club/recreation centre that they are building at VGC. UNIC is also one of the few companies that cleaned their accounts a couple of years ago. Also love the board (Shonekan is on th board and a major investor) |
yodiyokun:He resigned to take up a political appointment. The gist that I heard was that Kola Ayeye was to be the MD of Wema but he turned them down. He was the MD of National bank before the merger but he was discriminated against on the basis of age. His refusal threw the board into confusion thus making them to force the governer to release the current MD. They new they needed a turn around strategist and very few people fit that bill. Kola Ayeye is top on that list. I learnt that Kola just took up an ED job with Oceanic now. Well, heard multiple entries and exit. The last batch was bought around 8.60. |
NAHCO is inching upwards now. Getting to a SELL point. Part of the over valued stocks but due to lack of float, may still be able to sustain the price. WAPCo is worth looking at for those in it for the long term |
yodiyokun:Maybe for you, but for me WEMA did!!!!! WEMA was undervalued (I bought @ 3.53). Wema had to go back and get a Deputy Governor to be their MD. They went through restructuring and rebranding. They cleaned up their books. So they were undervalued, had new management and set for growth. For me those are the companies to look at not those being hyped by the media. You don't need millions to invest to join the millionaires club. You only need to start early. Not there yet but that is a target. Actually, that was what got me interested in the capital market. The thought of being a billionaire without stealling or looting the treasury! |
ololufemi:Yes, GTB's interim result is due and they will pay dividend but I don't expect the dividend to move up the price. Basically, with the Insurance funds being released, more money will come to the market. The PFA seems to be ready to invest also so expect a 'bullish' run. But you can be sure that what you are seeing now is 'artificial'. Some people are just playing the market. if you are not a 'market maker' and you are in for teh short term, you will get yourself burnt!!!! Pumping, while I agree that a Q3 result evokes more confidence, be sure that you understand the company! Presco's 6months PAT result sometimes is more than the full year! In the days of the old UBA, some funny provisions just surfaced at end year that will almost wipe off the whole profit. Also, remember First Bank making N10bn provision in the last quarter for the IIL/NITEL deal. While I appreciate that most people want to amke money, note that people are also losing money everyday on the NSE. Most people just keep quiet about the loses and lick their wounds silently. For long term investors, look for undervalued stocks, with good management and corporate governance and prospect for growth. That is all that you need. 5 to 10 stocks in that category is all that you need to join the billionaires club. Forget about teh short term flunctuations. For those that bought Wema and were not bothered with the short term flunctuations after the poor result are laughing now (if they sold before the TS). Those that panicked and followed the herds mentality are regretting it now. |
Well, WEMA is on Technical suspension so except you are in it for the long time, expect a long wait. Now, if you are not a technical trader, be careful with the 'bull' run. Some people will 'manipulate' the market to get some gains beased on the fall in the insurance stocks. So be at alert. Don't follow the herd mentality. The release of the funds should lead to more funds being available in the market not necessarily to buy insurance stocks. It may fuel appreciation in other sectors of the markets. Union Bank, well, I will be careful. This is an interim result which may not reflect what the audited result will be. Same for fidelity that released its Q1 result just after extending the closure of the offer. Why extend the closure of the offer? Is it out of fear that it may not be as successful as expected? Was the result released to stimulate interest? As per Nigerian German, bought at 12.00 not too ,long ago. If it reaches 25.00 will sell ONLY to Shigidi!!!! He was looking like lucozade when everyone was buying. Seriously, other options are out there.I love UNIC and it will be on my top list of insurance companies. Crusader looks good but I am wary of their new offer that they are planning. NEM, don't have the full figures but I am impressed by the turn around. No panic buying now. Stick to your strategy. Don't go on a buying spree or else you will have your fingers burnt. On Globe Re, Globe Re merged with Niggerian Re with Nigerian Re supposedly the surviving entity. However, there is a lot of power play involved. Formerd MD of Globe Re that begged Jimoh Ibrahim to acquire Globe Re via Nigeria Re is now the NAICOM commissioner!!!!!! So expect more court cases. Jimoh will not go down without a fight and that will affect the insurance sector |
aquita:I always tell people that DOING is the best book. You need to get involved. Many things you will not learn/understand until your money is involved. Read the various actions taken by people on WEMA. It is a function of who they are not necessarily any 'book' recommnedations. www.cobeco.net www.investorpedia.com are very good sites to use to understand the jargon. Now the NIGERIAN market is however different OOOOOOOOOO. No text book go teach you about the NSE. As you start, you will gather experience. |
aktopgun:The problem is not whether it can be done but how you would react if things go in the opposite direction. I have friends who collected loans to buy WAPCo etc. Once it is a 'loan' people just react differently. That to me is teh problem. Except you are able to keep your emotions under check, then don't venture near it. Just like forex trading, you need discipline. Unfortunately, most people lose that once borrowed funds is involved. Not for or againt. But be sure your 'nature' can accommodate it or else you get your fingers burnt big time. BTW, with the continual fall of the US$, that may be the money to borrow. |
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