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[hispy99]

Banking sector ?ll drive market growth this week ? Analysts

[knightofdelta]

Originally Posted by cashrules

O boy!! sebi na u take ur mouth yarn us say na ABJ u dey now?

When an Asset manager go Abj...which Asset go carry am go there? If e no be big Asset like External Reserve then wetin e go be???

Ok...now I get!!! na to manage the Amnesty Programme Asset!!

Now you are talking...

[knightofdelta]

Ladies and gentlemen of SMN, it is with a deep sense of responsibility that I announce that the yield curve in Nigeria is on the path to correcting. The difference between long term bonds and short term bonds that used to be over 2% is now about 1.2%.

The implication is that confidence is growing and this may be due to inflow of "hot money". Whatever the case may be, we shall invest in equities before they come and we shall offload to them before they sell. Like I advised in my last blog, this is a good time to buy equities and you may no longer need to wait for up to two years to reap return.

Once again, it is time to return to equities.

[cashrules]

Originally Posted by knightofdelta

Ladies and gentlemen of SMN, it is with a deep sense of responsibility that I announce that the yield curve in Nigeria is on the path to correcting. The difference between long term bonds and short term bonds that used to be over 2% is now about 1.2%.

The implication is that confidence is growing and this may be due to inflow of "hot money". Whatever the case may be, we shall invest in equities before they come and we shall offload to them before they sell. Like I advised in my last blog, this is a good time to buy equities and you may no longer need to wait for up to two years to reap return.

Once again, it is time to return to equities.

Hmmmmm... Nice one!!! Now the question is which Equity is worth a punt??? Just been told by my brokers that OANDO is fully on Bid!!

[Babs_O]

Originally Posted by knightofdelta

Ladies and gentlemen of SMN, it is with a deep sense of responsibility that I announce that the yield curve in Nigeria is on the path to correcting. The difference between long term bonds and short term bonds that used to be over 2% is now about 1.2%.

The implication is that confidence is growing and this may be due to inflow of "hot money". Whatever the case may be, we shall invest in equities before they come and we shall offload to them before they sell. Like I advised in my last blog, this is a good time to buy equities and you may no longer need to wait for up to two years to reap return.

Once again, it is time to return to equities.

Could this part of the explanation for the improved naira exchange rate. Inflow of hot money into nija equities. What to buy now. Fidelity and a few banks still low. What to buy now.

[Babs_O]

Originally Posted by cashrules

Hmmmmm... Nice one!!! Now the question is which Equity is worth a punt??? Just been told by my brokers that OANDO is fully on Bid!!

Full bid today can flip to full off tomorrow. I want to hear Oando has reached N40 and dividend is N4 for 2011 to be paid in August.

[goldsun]

Originally Posted by Babs_O

Could this part of the explanation for the improved naira exchange rate. Inflow of hot money into nija equities. What to buy now. Fidelity and a few banks still low. What to buy now.

the answer is probably this is not the time to buy.

[Salida]

SEC takes capital market operators to police, EFCC

[waaan5]

Originally Posted by cashrules

O boy!! sebi na u take ur mouth yarn us say na ABJ u dey now?

When an Asset manager go Abj...which Asset go carry am go there? If e no be big Asset like External Reserve then wetin e go be???

Ok...now I get!!! na to manage the Amnesty Programme Asset!!:D

Or to manage oga GEJ feeding allowee

[waaan5]

Originally Posted by knightofdelta

Ladies and gentlemen of SMN, it is with a deep sense of responsibility that I announce that the yield curve in Nigeria is on the path to correcting. The difference between long term bonds and short term bonds that used to be over 2% is now about 1.2%.

The implication is that confidence is growing and this may be due to inflow of "hot money". Whatever the case may be, we shall invest in equities before they come and we shall offload to them before they sell. Like I advised in my last blog, this is a good time to buy equities and you may no longer need to wait for up to two years to reap return.

Once again, it is time to return to equities.

Thanks. But the inflation and high yeild bonds will mitigate the %age hotties flowing into equities?

NB: Those wo can should cash in on this one and reallocate; before the ultimate bust

[laso]

Originally Posted by knightofdelta

Ladies and gentlemen of SMN, it is with a deep sense of responsibility that I announce that the yield curve in Nigeria is on the path to correcting. The difference between long term bonds and short term bonds that used to be over 2% is now about 1.2%.

The implication is that confidence is growing and this may be due to inflow of "hot money". Whatever the case may be, we shall invest in equities before they come and we shall offload to them before they sell. Like I advised in my last blog, this is a good time to buy equities and you may no longer need to wait for up to two years to reap return.

Once again, it is time to return to equities.

Sir KOD, thanks 4 dis info. Some of us have already loaded up, started buying 4rm december and waitin again 2 exit d market at d right time. Once again, thanks!

[Salida]

Exchange partners NCS on standards, adopts NASDAQ trading system

[cashrules]

http://www.proshareng.com/news/16450

Market making to begin next month – NSE

The CEO also announced that following the approval of the SEC share buy-back guidelines, companies were allowed to buy back up to 15 per cent of their shares.

“Companies are now allowed to buy back up to 15 per cent of their shares which must be retired. And to guard against manipulation, companies may not issue the same types of securities for a period of one year,” he said

Why is UBA not buying back their shares since thy always told us that it was underpriced..

[goldsun]

Originally Posted by cashrules

Market making to begin next month – NSE

Market making to begin next month – NSE

The CEO also announced that following the approval of the SEC share buy-back guidelines, companies were allowed to buy back up to 15 per cent of their shares.

“Companies are now allowed to buy back up to 15 per cent of their shares which must be retired. And to guard against manipulation, companies may not issue the same types of securities for a period of one year,” he said

Why is UBA not buying back their shares since thy always told us that it was underpriced..

i fear that market making may be a new avenue for share price manipulation

[cashrules]

Originally Posted by goldsun

i fear that market making may be a new avenue for share price manipulation

I share ur fears too.... but I also think that it also creates liquidity for us cos at least I will be able to do away with some of these my sticky shares hopefully and plough the money somewhere else abi?

[cashrules]

NSE Publishes list of Companies expected to submit Audited Accounts by Mar 31, ‘12
NSE Publishes list of Companies expected to submit Audited Accounts by Mar 31, ‘12


Omo....enough audited results to be analysed........ and enough dividend warrants to chop this march Ending....

[arostuff]

Originally Posted by goldsun

i fear that market making may be a new avenue for share price manipulation

Once beaten twice shy, you can only coy a woman to bed once, the rest is a dalliance between two consenting adults. if market making provide avenue for share manipulation again, it will be my final opportunity to exit the market once and for all and for life!!

[solo66]

Originally Posted by arostuff

Once beaten twice shy, you can only coy a woman to bed once, the rest is a dalliance between two consenting adults. if market making provide avenue for share manipulation again, it will be my final opportunity to exit the market once and for all and for life!!

If this will breed manipulation of prices again, no wahala. We'll see the eventual winner.

[MalamImam]

Apple Valuation Tops $500 Billion as Company Readies IPad 3

[Salida]

Investing in a bearish market? stay the course, cautious for now