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Old 8th February 2010, 11:44 AM
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Default Re: Economicwatch

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Originally Posted by Nelsonekos View Post
the fuel crises is terrible, though am new but dont really 'get' the investor confidence or the bullish trend; no PMS, no power, no president, ammnesty not working, they must really have sumthing to be confident about.
Thing is stock prices had been beaten below their fundamental values based on the current economic factors. Your list does not mean that the economy has come to a standstill, it is still moving forward and plenty of listed companies are still going concern despite the current terrain. The problems you noted simply mean that the upside potential is limited for Nigerian stocks and I believe that level has been reached already until something significant happens.

I have slowed down my bullishness on stocks... I am now at a hold/sell mode.
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