@investbamboo@Michealekes Hello @investbamboo please bring back buy history in each stock.
It seems to have been traded for the new update.
I’d like to see history of each purchase in the stock itself.
Stocks I am watching closely and would buy at attractive prices and my reasons why
1. UACN - Impact of CHI acquisition not fully priced in yet. I expect them to make a lot of money with the festivity that comes with December.
2. CONHALL - An undervalued solid insurance company I will be looking to get into below N5.75. Well run company with ties to Aradel.
3. TIP - Waste management is an essential service for industries and even communities and they have a moat (the only waste management company listed on the exchange)
4. UPDC - Custodian acquisition from UACN Story
5. Zenith - Shorter term upside (It’s a very efficient bank that’s currently undervalued)
6. FCMB - Deeply undervalued, long term (1 or 2 year) possible rerating
7. WAPCO - Chinese efficiency and never ending demand for cement
8. Tantalizer - Long term upside with the movement into fishery and entertainment. - Highly volatile and execution from management will determine if any investment pays out.
9. Deapcap - Mineral resources mining financing. Also highly volatile
10. Mtnn - explains itself with rising dependence on data (data is air for many) but margin of safety is probably high around the N720 zone/you may expect better long term alpha in other companies
This list was developed and shaped by ideas from the green ticker community
This doesn’t constitute a list of stocks I recommend anyone to buy. I currently hold positions in half of them at the moment.
Just sharing my thoughts for educational and illustrative purposes
Not a financial advice in any shape or form
Always do your own research and look before you leap
Which companies are you looking at in the current market?
Which of the companies on this list do you think won’t go anywhere?
You’ll always need money, and as long as you need money, you’ll need to work.
The path to freedom is financial stability.
The path to financial stability is investing part of your income consistently over time.
The choice is actually yours, but please do invest.