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Shebi we're all watching when Dem Mag7 are way low!! ( Some more than 20% from 52 week high)
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Nvidia is currently hovering around 204$
While it's 52week H is over 240$.
investing is only for the Rich blah blah🌚
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Lets see how it Goes..
Am Hopeful about it😁😁
I presume being a Nigerian with A verified NIN for close to a decade should pay off🙂
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it's a Cold-
"Dog Eat Dog"- World
So far so good it yields Money.
I shall Pull up
Technicality isn't Limited to Electricity and lights alone..
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May Almighty God See me through the Rough and Tides 🤲🤲
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Poverty can wreck someone
Makes one sick without having a taste of luxury lifestyle (or minimal average lifestyle)
And you go still kpai..
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F$ - DangCem.
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I’m starting to believe Otedola only buys into companies when they’re already in trouble, and First Bank is no different.
Look at the pattern, He bought into African Petroleum (later Forte Oil) when it was struggling, fixed it up, then sold his big share and left.
He did the same with Geregu Power. He built it, made it successful, sold his majority stake for a huge $750 million.
Just eight months later the company failed to pay back a big loan, its profits crashed hard, and ordinary shareholders are stuck unable to sell their shares.
Now he’s putting hundreds of billions of his own money into First Bank (First HoldCo). The bank was already in bad shape. It needed serious cleaning up and fixing. He became chairman and keeps saying this one is different, that it’s for the long term, his legacy.
I really don’t trust his hands on this.
Why didn’t he pump that money into his friend’s Dangote Refinery instead? That would have been a clearer bet on Nigeria’s future.
Maybe First Bank is truly different.
Or maybe it’s the same game again: walk into a troubled company, take control, fix the obvious problems, make the numbers look good, then eventually sell and move on.
Regular investors in First Bank should pay close attention to what happened at Geregu after he left. Big money has no permanent loyalty, only permanent interest in making more money.
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