NewStats: 3,263,951 , 8,182,059 topics. Date: Monday, 09 June 2025 at 01:11 AM s3l5o

Ginalex:
Gbasgbos with a sprinkle of uppercut

ositadima1:


Check my post—it almost has as many likes as yours. I don’t think the likes matter or justify anything.

That said, you were preaching morality when you said, 'My brother, let us be open-minded and happy whenever one of us here says he/she has made some good fortune from NGX.'

On what basis are you saying this? Are you claiming to be morally superior?

Like I said before, allow others to express their objections.

The rest of what you said about happiness and pain is just nonsense.

The quotes that you made reference to was not directed at you. It was not a response or tag on your post. But you are making direct reference to it and taking it personal as if it was directed at you.


Okay. You are 1,000,000,000% ''right''.
Everything you typed is 1,000,000,000% ''perfect''

Thank you.

Streetinvestor2:
They have planted dogoyaro trees for malaria treatment

please try attend agm next month ooo...ELLAHLAKES will shock many .

Tantalizers at fuller bid today @45 million bids

yMcy56:
GTCO Vs. STANBIC
Now trading at same price range.....
We see what the next move looks like......

OANDO, do this accumulations/consolidations fast and let's enter fast lane abeg.....

Waiting for the bus to enter fast lane

Health3:
Tantalizers at fuller bid today @45 million bids

E don dey choke

Lafarge Africa shares surge over 31% in November following strong third-quarter results 

https://nairametrics.com/2024/11/19/lafarge-africa-shares-surge-over-31-in-november-following-strong-third-quarter-results/

BabsO2:


Waiting for the bus to enter fast lane

E be like we go start another round of Oando discuss today as Proph don show? Let's be a little civil this time around because Oando discuss always leads to VAWULENCE

Princkez:
please try attend agm next month ooo...ELLAHLAKES will shock many .

You are right as per the shock.They will be discussing how no revenue but was able to perform miracle in spending much in different cost/expenses..lol

GeeKudi:
UACN is sooo ready! I have waited for this time to come

It has stayed undervalued for a long time, coupled with a very impressive Q3 result.

Now time to jolly, apparently

Pa Emma bucks the trend. Normally his recommended stocks take a year or two before they start moving.
This one no reach a month.

ProphetUtuocha:
Once again, folks should keep an eye on Oando
A new season is unfolding!

We still dey gidigba na

Na WA o
Make una leave ELLAHLAKES if you didn't buy nah.
What revenue did Tantalizer made within one week that it's almost doubling it's share price now?

I hope we can just learn to comment on the average on some stocks and just allow Mr. Market take care of things.


That said, Consumer goods Sector seems looking up........with UNILEVER leading the crew so far.....
Honeywell also getting attention...

Austinlaz moving slowly.

Fidelity is doing is thing gradually and heading to ₦16.

Fidelity and Access Bank are banks I am hoping to cash out big time from.

megawealth01:


E be like we go start another round of Oando discuss today as Proph don show? Let's be a little civil this time around because Oando discuss always leads to VAWULENCE

Lol!
You also noticed the appearance today of ProphetUtuocha?
My issue with him is he doesn't give enough hints/info about what is coming in Oando

megawealth01:


E be like we go start another round of Oando discuss today as Proph don show? Let's be a little civil this time around because Oando discuss always leads to VAWULENCE

Some will make 0 figures or loss sef. And some will make 10 digit profits. And some in between. Na so. No wahala

BabsO2:


Some will make 0 figures or loss sef. And some will make 10 digit profits. And some in between. Na so. No wahala

yMcy56:
FIDELITYBK
Barrier @15 removed since yesterday......
Now on steady rise......💪

UACN
@22/90/23.....
Also gearing up?

@ and Oga BBM identified this stock long time before now......
's bedsheet na one in town......

Don't sleep on UACN. If you can still get in, the time is now.

I think one or two of the big analysts here mentioned it recently. It is taking off already.

mikeapollo:


Lol!
You also noticed the appearance today of ProphetUtuocha?
My issue with him is he doesn't give enough hints/info about what is coming in Oando

I'm still waiting for him to release the next GEM as he proposed

mikeapollo:


Lol!
You also noticed the appearance today of ProphetUtuocha?
My issue with him is he doesn't give enough hints/info about what is coming in Oando

He doesn't necessarily need to. Everyone has got their style.

You can actually still make revenue from dogoyaro leaves if you process it and export. When is the next photo shoot happening..lol

Princkez:
please try attend agm next month ooo...ELLAHLAKES will shock many .

You they mind that one, something he will buy for #50 after the numbers he is looking for surfaced...

megawealth01:

Deep, words on marble..

Locotrader:
The cheapest stock I can sight now is CHAMS.

Imagine over Billion naira profit in Q3.

If you no do 10% full bid today.........

What's the pe ?

13m Units transacted in Wapco, with 45m still on bid. Serious relay leg

Locotrader:
The cheapest stock I can sight now is CHAMS.

Imagine over Billion naira profit in Q3.

If you no do 10% full bid today.........

For sometime now, Chams na full bid today and full offer tomorrow. All motion but no movement

Sunrisepebble:
https://www.globalcement.com/news/item/13460-huaxin-cement-completes-acquisition-of-plants-in-zambia-and-malawi-from-holcim

if the news of buyout/delist flies below are my night school analysis of what a fair price should look like


Lafarge (Wapco) back of envelope possible buy out price (going by link shared by sunrise)

Hoacin bought Lafarge Zambia with a capacity of 1.5m/t for $150m for 70%

Meaning 100% of Lafarge Zambia is priced at $200m for 1.5m/t which equals $133m for 1m/t capacity

Hoacin bought Lafarge Malawi with a capacity of 0.25m/t for $10m for 100% which equals $40m for 1m/t

Above means Hoacin paid an upper of $133m for 1m/t capacity and a lower of $40m for 1m/t with an average of $89m for 1m/t

From above for a Lafarge Nigeria with a capacity of 10.5m/t the

Upper buy could be 10.5 by $133m equals $1.4bn @ 1600/$ gives N2.24 trillion with outstanding shares of 16.11bn gives a valuation of N139 per share

The average buy could be 10.5 by $89m equals $935m @ 1600/$ gives N1.5 trillion bn with outstanding shares of 16.11bn gives a valuation of N93 per share

Lower buy could be 10.5 by $40m equals $420m @ 1600/$ gives N672 million with outstanding shares of 16.11bn gives a valuation of N42 per share

So we have three possible scenario of N42; N93 and N139

42 is already affirmatively broken, so maybe we could test 92 next (if no info comes out before it gets there)

Selah


i have some few units of Wapco so i might be blinded by sentiment

megawealth01:


It might not be delisted

Very nice, if true.

Health3:

For sometime now, Chams na full bid today and full offer tomorrow. All motion but no movement

CHAMS will obviously close on full bid today.
We waited to launch attack on that huge supply but it has varnish.

I think the porth holes are patched.


We watch

robobo:


if the news of buyout/delist flies below are my night school analysis of what a fair price should look like


Lafarge (Wapco) back of envelope possible buy out price (going by link shared by sunrise)

Hoacin bought Lafarge Zambia with a capacity of 1.5m/t for $150m for 70%

Meaning 100% of Lafarge Zambia is priced at $200m for 1.5m/t which equals $133m for 1m/t capacity

Hoacin bought Lafarge Malawi with a capacity of 0.25m/t for $10m for 100% which equals $40m for 1m/t

Above means Hoacin paid an upper of $133m for 1m/t capacity and a lower of $40m for 1m/t with an average of $89m for 1m/t

From above for a Lafarge Nigeria with a capacity of 10.5m/t the

Upper buy could be 10.5 by $133m equals $1.4bn @ 1600/$ gives N2.24 trillion with outstanding shares of 16.11bn gives a valuation of N139 per share

The average buy could be 10.5 by $89m equals $935m @ 1600/$ gives N1.5 trillion bn with outstanding shares of 16.11bn gives a valuation of N93 per share

Lower buy could be 10.5 by $40m equals $420m @ 1600/$ gives N672 million with outstanding shares of 16.11bn gives a valuation of N42 per share

So we have three possible scenario of N42; N93 and N139

42 is already affirmatively broken, so maybe we could test 92 next (if no info comes out before it gets there)

Selah


i have some few units of Wapco so i might be blinded by sentiment

This rise in Lafarge dey sweet me die. Cant miss this forum for updates on when and if to sell
Please anyone with info on why Seplat shares are going down
Thanks

DANGSUGAR
Hmmmmm