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dipoolowoo:
Total, Mobil, 27 Others Plunge Stock Market to N120b Loss
www.businesspost.ng/2017/07/03/total-mobil-27-others-plunge-stock-market-n120b-loss/

dosnt make sense specially mobil ...they offered 417 per stock ...sometimes nse dosnt add up

fxuser:
big jump in revs


#longterm

on point.

the result is excellent given that last years numbers were up because of sale of subsidiary. this year they managed the numbers without the one off gain item.


definitely a long term growth play...I remember when this used to be close to 100 just few years back

UNILEVER rights issue is open now.


its 14 for 27.


@ 30 per unit.


seems it is a clear buy (my opinion ooo)


http://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19745

is he preparing for a fancy dress competition.

cyberdurable:
Better for him....

am not sure if this can carry person go LAGOS-IBADAN-LAGOS by bus

Koval12:
The good old days. This country is like a keg of gun powder, waiting to explode.

If you are here to learn how Nse works I suggest you head to the Easykobo website and join there stock trials simulation of the NSE it is free to join.

It will help you learn more about NSE than you thought.


Who knows maybe you will gain confidence and start investing in Nse one day.

wickyyolo:
I don't believe in overbought , oversold, divergence because most times they don't work.

I only believe in buying cheap and selling it when price is high.

I only trade american stocks. I'm just here trying to learn how NSE works.

if you dont know how to enter the stock market or you are scared of losing money you can try it for free.


just go to easykobo website and register and use the stock trials to practice the stock market.


practice make perfect.


so no excuses.


for me, i am a seasoned investor and i trust the [b]easykobo website [/b]to guide me in the investment world

invest wisely in stocks - use websites like easykobo.com and understand/analyse the stock market before investing in them so you can be rich.


my life is testimony.


and im humble i still come back to NL to advice others. i started out with 200K and now im worth over 15 million in account.


Getting rich is a choice and it takes hard work of research and decision making. good luck.

upload the pics of the sex or shurrup

you mean say na date of humiliation don confirm?

cant wait for REVENGE

so what should i do?

For all the FCMB stock lovers in here....make sure you read this, easykobo is always on point.


FCMB Q1 - Profit before tax falls 10%


April 27 (Lagos) - FCMB reported its first quarter results today which showed that its top line grew by 4.8% to N 29.8 billion.



Loan loss Provisions grew by 40% y/y while funding income declined by 9% y/y



Profit before tax was down by 10% to N 1.98 billion for the first quarter.



Analysts expected a much higher profit before tax from FCMB in the first quarter and we can expect the stock to remain at current levels after a brief sell-off in the coming days.






reporting for easykobo.com on Thursday, April 27 2017 from Lagos, Nigeria

interesting insights in to Nigerian Breweries stock on easykobo



Following earlier price hikes recorded in 2016, NB reported yet another price increase in Q1’17 as the brewer continues to protect margins amidst cost pressures. Although volumes have been impacted due to pressured consumer wallets, higher prices continue to offset the weaker volumes as Q1’17 revenue rose 18% y/y to ?91.3 billion - 8% ahead of estimates of analysts.



Whilst gross margin remains weak y/y (down 364bps) reflecting the effect of the weaker naira and inflationary pressure on input costs, we highlight the 255bps q/q margin expansion recorded in Q1’17 to 44%. We attribute the margin improvement to the price increase implemented. With this, Q1’17 gross profit rose 6% q/q and 9% y/y to ?41 billion, beating our ?36 billion estimate.


Earnings in the quarter were further bolstered by lower interest expenses and continued benefits from the brewer’s “Every naira counts” cost savings program which saw OPEX (as a % of sales) moderate 143bps y/y to 24%, above Vetiva’s 27% estimate. Consequently, Q1’17 PAT rose 11% y/y and 45% q/q to ?11.4 billion, outstripping Consensus estimate by 37%.



Bearish outlook for volumes, price to remain to sole support



Asides the effect of higher pricing, we note that increased competition across all categories has been partly responsible for the volume pressure. According to management, market share declined in both Q2’16 and Q4’16.



Whilst we note that NB remains the market leader across most segments, intensified competition from existing players and new entrants (particularly in the value segment) continues to threaten its position. Specifically, NB’s Goldberg has been left to battle AB InBev’s Trophy in the West, whilst Life beer contends with AB InBev’s Hero in the East.



We believe NB would have to remain nimble, both in innovation and pricing, to protect its market share in the next few years even as the world leading brewer, AB InBev (through International Breweries) spreads its tentacles across Nigeria.



That said, we expect revenue growth to remain majorly supported by higher pricing and we revise our y/y revenue growth estimate higher to 10% (Previous: 8%). Whilst we remain cautious on the exchange rate environment and maintain our assumption of more FX losses this year, we are more optimistic about the cost containment strategy and revise our OPEX to Sales ratio slightly lower to 26% (Previous: 27%).



Consequently, our FY’17 EPS estimate is revised higher to ?4.48 (Previous: N3.98). Analysts at Vetiva Capital Management Ltd in Victoria Island have reviewed their 12-month Target Price for NB slightly higher to[b] N113.99[/b] (Previous:N111.57).




http://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19687

amuijiji:
Hear say talk...

it happened this morning. confirmed news.

April 24 (Lagos) - Two people are said to have lost their lives this morning according to what security officers were saying just outside the head office of Unity Bank Plc ( UNITYBNK ) in Victoria Island, Lagos ( Plot 42 Ahmed Onibudo St).



Some shady construction at the newly constructed head office of Unity Bank collapsed and a lot of steel fell on the street causing deaths of 2 people standing on the road according to security officers at the scene.



Anyway the road is closed at the moment due to the steel which has fallen on to the street from the roof. Wonder who approves these constructions which are clearly a hazard for people.



http://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19688

killing it with MOBIL all thanks to the EASYKOBO website and their opinion.

made millions at Christmas now making millions at EASTER.


while all these fake analysts were recommending that sell MOBIL easykobo was saying buy that stock.

Dec 30 (Lagos) - As 2016 comes to an end, it is time to reflect on the difficult period that it brought upon the stock market investors in Nigeria. The foreign exchange woes of the Nigerian economy dealt blows to the All Stock Index of the Nigerian Stock Market throughout 2016.



Many times in 2016 we wondered when the CBN will put those Policies in place that help check the Naira rout. They excited everybody with the announcement of the flexible exchange rate Policy but it failed to check the Naira erosion with many analysts questioning of the currency was truly floated.



So call it devaluation or depreciation, the Naira's decline pushed the Nigerian economy in to a recession with inflation close to 19% towards the end of the year.



Still were Companies that performed wonderfully during 2016 and were rewarded by the stock market. Recession meant little to these Companies. Let us take a look at the top 5 stocks of 2016.



1) UNITED CAPITAL Plc ( UCAP ) - The investment banking arm of UBA Group. With rising interest rates and steepening yield curve, this Company posted results that excited investors who bought the stock and sent it up 108% in 2016.




2) TOTAL Nigeria Plc ( TOTAL ) - This Oil and Gas Company attracted investors as a result of deregulation in the Petroleum sector and gained by 103%. This was expected and was called by many analysts who send their opinions to Easykobo. No surprise here.



3) SEPLAT Petroleum Plc ( SEPLAT ) - The Company recovered its losses in the second half of the year as the crude oil prices started gaining. It must be mentioned that this Oil & Gas Company went public in May 2014 through an IPO. The stock now trades sharply below its IPO price and investors in this stock should be happy to recover some of their losses.



4) NEWGOLD ETF ( NEWGOLD ) - The fourth in this list is actually an electronic traded Fund which tracks the spot price of gold in South African Rand. This ETF gained as a result of rising gold prices and devaluation of the South African currency. This ETF gained a whopping 86% in 2016.



5) Mobil Nigeria Plc ( MOBIL ) - The stock is up 80% for the year but no surprises here as many analysts who send their opinions to Easykobo expected this as a result of deregulation in the Oil and Gas sector. This Company is also going through an acquisition by Nipco Nigeria Ltd. ExxonMobil is selling its stake in MOBIL to NIPCO and the agreed transfer price is said to be above N 400 per stock. With the stock currently trading at 279, this space must be followed in 2017.




As we can see above that 3 out of 5 best stocks of 2016 came from the oil and gas sector. However the deregulation was not good for many stocks as we can see from the following list of 5 worst stocks of 2016 by percentage decline in prices.



1) Forte Oil Plc ( FO ) - The deregulation did not go well for this Oil and Gas stock as it lost almost 75% of its market value during the year. Some would say the stock was overvalued in the first place with astonishing gains it made during the 2012-2014 period.



2) Skye Bank Plc ( SKYEBANK ) - The bank was raided by EFCC during the year and its stock price collapsed by 68% since then. Many analysts wonder about the future of the bank but CBN came out and said that no bank in Nigeria is distressed which helped stop the free fall in banking stocks.



3) CAVERTON - Another May 2014 IPO that destroyed investors wealth. IPO opened at N 7.02 per unit and now the stock trades at 90 kobo per unit.



4) Diamond Bank Plc ( DIAMONDBNK ) - Another bank that reported lower numbers during the year and was punished by the market. There is other banks in this list that lost just a little bit less than Diamond to miss being mentioned in this list like UNITYBNK , STERLNBANK , ETI , FIDELITYBK .



5) Insurance stocks in general were disappointing in 2016. This is strange as rising interest rates and bond yields will push up investment incomes at Insurance Companies. It was a great year for Insurance stock NEM but it rose in low volumes. On the other hand 2016 was quite bad for Insurance Company stocks such as AIICO , MANSARD , CUSTODYINS . We will be watching this space in 2017.




2017 will bring opportunities again as we feel the government will really start kicking on its development agenda. Rising crude oil prices could offer a pleasant surprise for the government which was seen its foreign reserve rise over the past month after a long time.



Let us pray that 2016 brings prosperity and wealth to all easykobo followers and investors in the Nigerian stock market.






reporting for easykobo.com on Friday, Dec 30 2016 from Lagos, Nigeria

all the best

mercylicious234:
https://www.nairaland.com/3556280/tinubu-dantata-cole-ogah-others

Guys, all eyes on oando

Best and worst stocks of 2016 - EASYKOBO


http://www.easykobo.com/News.aspx?id=19607


friends remember to read in-between the lines as i feel they are trying to say something in the worst stocks of 2016 part

For Nigerian Stock market best website to use is EASYKOBO


you can even use this website to practice investing in the stock market. they have a Nigerian stock game which means without money you can buy and sell shares as if its real money and that way you can learn how to trade so when you are ready with real money you can make real money.


take it easy with EASYKOBO

kolaish:
My brother, beware of Greed. Take your profit and move on.

no b greed bros. 100 naira more from todays closing price is fair value as per the deal.

those indians at nipco know what they are doing.

im trying to buy more but no one is selling now.

i want to secure my easter as well

once again i must hail easykobo

mercylicious234:
When u saw d news, did u post d news link to nsempa?

Oga, i have posted about easykobo many times but i cant do it all the time.

even now is not too late to join the MOBIL train because the deal was done at more than 400 per unit and now its 294 after the 10% gain of today

stokfrick:
When I saw his post I was like, of what benefit will this be to the house now. And what does he want us to do with the stupid link? He just showed how selfish he is.