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Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts (13088512 Views)
essentialone(m): 10:09pm On May 17 |
yMcy56: Presently trading at N3.70, is Neimeth set to fly above its 52 weeks highest price of N3.80? |
Agbalowomeri: 6:15am On May 18 |
222Martins: You don't understand the context. N2B annual trading doesn't equate N2B cash. It could be N100m trading 20 times in a year or N200m trading 10 times a year. That aside, let's assume that it is N2B raw cash, what do you think normally happen in January trading? Do you see the volumes that people dump quietly without notice? See many insurance coys that traded over N100m daily in value. Another high networth dumping period is the dividend payment period. Banks and many coys would trade in billions daily during this period. Masquerade no dey come out everyday na. Don't play ![]() 14 Likes 1 Share |
Agbalowomeri: 6:20am On May 18 |
PETERiCHY: So you can't lose your capital while looking for 1%? ![]() 2 Likes |
Agbalowomeri: 6:28am On May 18 |
awesomeJ: Trust me you will find 100% opportunity every year. Whether you were lucky to grab it is a different thing entirely ![]() 5 Likes |
ositadima1(m): 6:57am On May 18 |
Agbalowomeri: Maybe you're exceptionally skilled at finding stocks that return 100%, but that's not necessarily the case for everyone. Advising him to start looking for 100% gainers is like telling someone to start releasing hit songs just because Davido and others make it look easy. Instead, you could help by actually calling out some of these 100% stocks, so those with X millions—or even billions—can invest annually. Since it's apparently easy for you to spot them. ![]() 4 Likes |
Agbalowomeri: 7:25am On May 18 |
ositadima1: It's not about calling out It's about faith and patience ![]() 7 Likes |
kalkah: 7:38am On May 18 |
@Bagwa, Is it time to re-enter Tantalizer?
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owolabi5: 8:21am On May 18 |
Coolcash1: Please can you enlighten a non-TA person how to spot EMA on the chart. |
Mayor2024: 8:32am On May 18 |
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Mankind2024: 8:46am On May 18 |
I can assure you, no one has a precision crystal ball to predict the stocks that would return 100% within 12 months. The determinant is foresight and risk tolerance. I've achieved remarkable returns on some stocks: 592% on Honeywell Flour, 600% on Ikeja Hotel, 912% on Transcorp Plc after reconstruction, and over 3000% on Transcorp Hotel, all within less than 3 years. I'm holding onto these stocks as they continue to compound. You might recall my 2023 recommendation that investors should consider the Tony Elumelu ecosystem, not just for personal gain but also for future generations. Mr. Agba responded lightheartedly, joking that Transcorp Plc would soon return to N1, when it was trading between N3.50 and N5 at the time. One member, Locotrader, demonstrated impressive insight in 2022 by suggesting that Transcorp Plc's total outstanding shares should be reduced for any significant impact to be felt. Unfortunately, he sold his shares before the Pentecost day. kalkah: 8 Likes 1 Share |
Streetinvestor2: 9:58am On May 18 |
Mankind2024:That means you hardly sell your winning stock |
Care4: 10:04am On May 18 |
awesomeJ: Can you find any lower one in the space? |
Care4: 10:05am On May 18 |
Locotrader: How is their portal, and service quality? |
Care4: 10:09am On May 18 |
nosa2: I use them too. They are not near the best. Slow response, high fees. Some MARKET orders dont even market it to the market floor. 1 Like |
Mankind2024: 11:21am On May 18 |
You're right. I'm a buy-and-hold investor, and it's served me well. I've been fortunate enough to benefit from long-term investments. I still the payoff from GSPEC, Courtville, Ardova, and Flourmill - those experiences have been invaluable. When I set a SMART goal, I do everything possible to achieve it, including thorough research on the internet. Market downturns don't intimidate me; instead, they motivate me to stay focused on my investment strategy. Streetinvestor2: 1 Like |
Umehj88: 11:31am On May 18 |
ositadima1: Brother osita abeg I still dey wait for you. Make I do my DD biko |
Mankind2024: 12:30pm On May 18 |
Your answer os here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTB5SgVlBos?si=PAthgymdZmPPYj4t Umehj88: |
ositadima1(m): 12:38pm On May 18 |
Umehj88: Bro, this one is based on Fibonacci and is still under construction, so make sure you do your due diligence. The predicted returns are based on the fib using the most recent prices from Friday, the 16th. Personally, if you hit 50%, you should start considering an exit. Some of the insurance stocks in there—especially Regalins—have low volume (u fit no see enough). On the other hand, Presco and BUA Foods are quite solid for low-risk exposure. I don't have a time target for this; it's up to you, Bro. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Pennystockwarri(m): 12:45pm On May 18 |
A rundown of stocks i will be watching on the NGX this week. This is not trading advice or recommendation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjZKj-jAnEo 6 Likes |
ositadima1(m): 12:52pm On May 18 |
If you're trading large volumes and aiming for just 2% to 10% profit after brokerage fees, accesscorp may deliver very soon. ![]() 3 Likes 1 Share |
Umehj88: 1:03pm On May 18 |
ositadima1: Thanks |
STOjo: 1:58pm On May 18 |
ositadima1: I think the case is just like a "half full and half empty cup". People have different experience and principles. I respect Agbalowomeri's position and I won't argue with him. He might not be 100% correct, but there is a lot wisdom/experience in his write-ups. My encouragement is to heed when he speaks and not to argue. 5 Likes |
Agbalowomeri: 2:05pm On May 18 |
STOjo: Heed ke, na all of us dey share ideas o |
ositadima1(m): 2:36pm On May 18 |
STOjo: That’s your opinion, and that’s perfectly fine. There is wisdom on all sides—both for and against any point of view. So, I’m free to argue my perspective as I see fit. |
nosa2(m): 2:53pm On May 18 |
Care4: I do maybe 4 trades a year and I'm not very price sensitive. One thing I really like about them is that they sort out my dividend issues for stocks own. I Dont know if the dividend issue is a broker specific feature or something from CSCS 2 Likes |
Streetinvestor2: 2:59pm On May 18 |
nosa2:Na so we dey sabi chairmen. 4 trade in a yr.......mega money. On your mandate we stand |
Streetinvestor2: 3:02pm On May 18 |
Agbalowomeri:Na which kind of head abi heading are u guys talking here..lol [Heed] |
jonnysessy(m): 3:07pm On May 18 |
nosa2: Just about 4 trades a year ? ![]() I know from the name that you have been long in this business. How do you do it ? Is it that you buy just a stock every quarter? From this I can just deduce you have just very few stocks in your portfolio. Then what am I doing everyday in the market ? If I can trade only 12 times a year, that will be a big reduction. But, because I see many opportunities, I chase after many stocks. Though, at the moment I am working to diversify my portfolio and pick the leaders in all the sectors. I recently realiazed that you must not be in every stock. If I can prune my portfolio down to just 12 stocks, I will be able to monitor my portfolio well. ![]() |
awesomeJ(m): 3:13pm On May 18 |
Agbalowomeri: I have faith, but that patience is what i'm short on, but it doesn't matter since I already know my hand isn't straight to find roots of a quadratic equation with graphs, let me stick with the quadratic formula that works for me all the time, I still respect those who find their roots using graphs though. It's hard to imagine though that you consistently find a stocks that do 100% and always put 100% of your portfolio in them. |
crownprince2017: 3:37pm On May 18 |
https://nairametrics.com/2025/05/18/nigerian-palm-oil-about-to-get-expensive-indonesia-increases-export-levy/ Somebody once said the price of oyel producing company will decline going forward and I told him that this year will be different except there is a natural disaster. Understanding the business behind a company can never be overemphasized. 6 Likes |
Mpeace(m): 3:56pm On May 18 |
Aradel go sweet well well. Just a matter of time. https://businessday.ng/energy/article/renaissance-sures-oil-output-target-by-40-in-first-month/ Renaissance sures oil output target by 40% in first month... Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited says it has outperformed expectations by suring its oil production target by 40 percent in its first month of operations, signalling strong early momentum in Nigeria’s oil sector. The achievement, announced in a statement on Friday by company spokesperson Michael Adande, highlights Renaissance’s swift entry and immediate contribution to Nigeria’s energy landscape, according to a report by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). Adande described the output surge as a significant boost for the t venture (JV) and a positive sign for Nigeria’s oil production prospects and broader economic development. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited, which holds a 55 percent stake in the t venture, commended Renaissance’s performance, hailing it as “sterling and remarkable.” In a letter signed by Udobong Ntia, NNPC’s executive vice president for upstream, the national oil firm acknowledged the JV operator’s performance for April 2025. “This is to commend Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited, your esteemed leadership team, and staff for exceeding the production target in your JV assets for April 2025,” the letter stated. NNPC expressed confidence that the strong start would spur the company to accelerate key initiatives aimed at boosting output while ensuring sustained base production. The company also restated its commitment to working closely with Renaissance to grow output, cut costs, and align with evolving market conditions. NNPC reaffirmed its goal to scale up Nigeria’s crude oil production to over 2 million barrels per day by 2025, with plans to sustain the momentum through 2027 and ultimately reach 3 million barrels per day by 2030. Tony Attah, managing director and CEO of Renaissance, described NNPCL’s recognition as “encouraging and motivating.” “For us, it is a taste of the new beginning we have promised,” he said, adding that the company is assessing other high-impact projects and operational strategies to unlock further production potential while preserving existing output. Attah credited the success to effective collaboration with host communities, government bodies, JV partners, and the commitment of the company’s workforce. Renaissance Africa Energy Holdings officially took over operations from Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) in December 2024, following final regulatory approvals from the federal government. 1 Like |
essentialone(m): 5:42pm On May 18 |
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