Nurudeen AbdulMalik Ajao @VirtualCoder20

A single setting removes every AI-related feature in Zed. Not a VS Code fork, btw...

Theo - t3.gg @theo

a week ago

Anybody have a VS Code fork with all of the extra features and AI stuff removed? I want a minimal editor that doesn't spam me with requests to use a mediocre agent when I just want to quickly look at some code changes.

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@jpattueyi Perfectly told

Using AI to meet the AI generated KPIs

NAHCO Thank you for playing as NAHCO has finally filled the supply zone, with 9.39 million units dominated by the Buyer, which has been traded this week. I expect a GAP up on Monday if the Bulls maintain this momentum #NFA

Crypto Senko @keanxley

3 months ago

NAHCO That's how to play, as we are 20% up Those waiting for N120/share can keep waiting, anything is possible Also, we just touched the supply zone of N157.9-N163.7/share This week, 8.31 million units have been traded, so far, so good #NFA

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50 people are about to get into TESA Cohort 6 for free. Will you be one of them, or the one who waited?

TIP I decided to switch my TIP chart to the daily timeframe because it tells a much clearer story. After printing an all-time high of ₦42.30/share, the stock has corrected by about 39%, creating what I believe is an attractive setup. More importantly, Friday's price action caught my attention. A total of 49.31 million units worth approximately ₦1 billion changed hands, with buyers firmly dominating the session. If you recall my earlier analysis, I highlighted ₦21.70/share as a key accumulation zone. During Friday's intraday session, TIP opened with a gap down, but buyers aggressively absorbed the selling pressure, filled the gap, and took control after a highly volatile session. Going into this week, I see two possible scenarios: 1. Bullish Scenario: Price opens with a gap up, breaks above the ₦26.50/share resistance, and resumes its uptrend. 2. Bearish Scenario: Price fails to gap higher, gets rejected at ₦26.50/share, and what we're seeing turns into nothing more than a dead-cat bounce before liquidity is swept below and price revisits the ₦21.70/share demand zone. At the moment, I favor the first scenario. The reason is simple: Friday printed a textbook Hammer candlestick, one of the strongest bullish reversal patterns when it appears after a sustained downtrend. What makes this hammer even more significant is where it formed. The long lower wick pierced the major support at ₦21.70/share before buyers stepped in aggressively, rejecting lower prices and forcing the bears to retreat. That type of price action often signals strong institutional demand. From both a technical and valuation perspective, I believe TIP remains significantly discounted. In my view, this is fundamentally a ₦50–₦75/share stock in the medium term, while my long-term target remains in triple digits. It would not surprise me if many investors look back at these levels and wish they had taken advantage of them. #NFA #SENKOREQUESTSESSION

@harbsart Data Governance concerns maybe

@greentickertale Link to previous technical and fundamental analysis sessions docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u…

6pm on Sunday the management of The Initiates Plc TIP will be our special guest on the space, to provide clarifications needed regarding their recently concluded public offer allotment. Please DM whatever concerns you still have to @bivins1 as well. Be there 🫵🏽

FéMi | NGX BUFF @the_goodfemi

4 months ago

Sha nor miss @greentickertale space on Sunday with @Theinitiatesplc management Come with all your questions Or send them to @bivins1 or @nazzaokonkwo of NGX

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@Theinitiatesplc

charles bivins @bivins1

4 months ago

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Management space with management of @Theinitiatesplc on Sunday 31st May 2026 @ 6pm WAT with @greentickertale . Please drop your questions

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A rather flat day but green is better than red 😅 About 1 billion shares traded worth N30 billion, yesterday we had 600 million shares worth N32b Big-cap stocks still consolidating, small-cap stocks trying their best 😂 youtu.be/qtvG53mq_GA?si…

NGX vs Ecobank: A ₦627 Billion Market Cap Discrepancy Investors Cannot Ignore So, I was discussing with the TG members during our usual Sunday session, something we have consistently hosted every Sunday since 2021, free of charge. One of the topics we discussed was why continuous dilution should never be ignored when building long-term positions in companies. As we started breaking down the banking sector, we got to @GroupEcobank. We noticed major discrepancies in the reporting of its outstanding shares compared to what @ngxgrp currently displays on its platform, which, ideally, should be the go-to and most reliable source for investors. So, I decided to do a deeper dive. The first screenshot is from the @ngxgrp platform, which currently shows Ecobank’s total outstanding shares at 18,155,073,977. Multiplying that by Friday’s closing price of ₦97.4/share gives a market capitalization of ₦1,768,304,205,359.80. The second screenshot is from S&P Capital IQ, which reports Ecobank’s outstanding shares at 23,731,207,437 shares. Interestingly, the last update there was dated 1 December 2025. Using the same closing price of ₦97.4/share gives a market capitalization of ₦2,311,419,604,363.80. The final screenshot is extracted directly from Ecobank’s Q1 2026 financial statement under Note 14, page 29. The company itself reported outstanding shares of 24,592,619,000 shares. Multiplying this by ₦97.4/share gives a market capitalization of ₦2,395,321,090,600. What shocked me even more was that the same outstanding shares figure was also reported in Q1 2025. Now, today is a weekend, so I do not currently have access to the Bloomberg Terminal to cross-check further, but working with these three data points raises serious questions. So, who exactly should investors believe here? Personally, I would naturally rely on the company’s own financial statements because they are the primary source, and I should know their actual outstanding shares. NGXGROUP Market Cap for ETI = ₦1,768,304,205,359.80 Ecobank Q1 2026 Financial Statement Market Cap = ₦2,395,321,090,600 Difference = ₦627,016,885,240.20 That difference is highly material and honestly quite alarming. Even if we compare S&P Capital IQ with Ecobank’s reported figures, we still get a discrepancy of about ₦83.9 billion, which remains very material. Meaning even S&P Capital IQ appears to be underreporting Ecobank’s market capitalization. Now, this becomes a serious issue if @ngxgrp is not accurately reporting something as fundamental as outstanding shares. Market capitalization is one of the most basic valuation metrics investors rely on daily. If discrepancies of this magnitude exist, then it raises broader questions around data integrity and market transparency. What does this mean for the future of our market if basic company information is either underreported or overstated? This is 2026; these are issues we should have moved past long ago. It honestly breaks my heart because these were part of the same structural issues that contributed to market inefficiencies during the 2007/2008 era. And Ecobank is not even the only example. Even @ngxgrp previously had issues with the reporting of its own outstanding shares at some point (although I do not know if that has now been rectified). This is why I always encourage investors to scrutinize everything. It is not just about making money. It is also about ensuring our market institutions uphold accuracy, transparency, and investor confidence. I drop my pen here.

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there's an arabic saying that says "i pointed to the moon and the idiot looked at my finger" and i think it perfectly describes most of the debates that happen on this app

@TosinOlugbenga I raise you kubernetes

@Bin_Ussein It's about to go down

Dear Afrinvest, In light of the ongoing concerns regarding the unauthorized purchase of shares on behalf of clients, followed by the communication sent to justify this action, the Investors’ Parliament at @greentickertale Space would like to invite you to present your side of the story on Sunday the 29th of March 2026. We are particularly interested in hearing about the steps your organization is taking to address affected customers and to restore confidence in your services. Your prompt attention to this matter would be greatly appreciated, as our goal is to resolve this issue amicably and constructively. Kind regards, @greentickertale

I love the look on people’s faces when they realise they must adopt a “boring” routine to achieve their fantastic ambitions.

@YusufAsunmogejo Everything I think about this issue I'm reminded of this verse for those that fear of poverty. And Allah knows best. Just my two cents

@YusufAsunmogejo There's no use for hardship if it can be avoided for collective interest. Your daughter getting married the halal way is a plus for you and the same for your son.. Everything I have said is assuming we all place our trust in each other and be fair in all our actions.