It's own time will come.
They faced some issues in the past which they would clear up soon.
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They faced some issues in the past which they would clear up soon.
Give it time.Yes , it has been stagnant for a while and has refused to go pass #20
DCA'ing on a good stock is a great strategy especially when there is a temporary fall in share price.Its actually a very good stock with good fundamentals. If you can, average down
On point...BUA Foods’ P/E of 28.4x shows investors are paying for its stability, brand, and steady earnings. The premium valuation reflects confidence in its ability to maintain growth and profitability.
You get the point.NEM and Cornerstone Insurance both show solid profits and reasonable valuations. NEM, especially, looks undervalued with strong fundamentals, suggesting potential upside from earnings growth and market re-rating.
It's already on a margin of safety range.Fidelity Bank’s low P/E of 3.6x and strong profitability make it a textbook value play. Oversold compared to its fundamentals, it’s a stock that long-term investors might watch closely for a margin-of-safety entry.
LolYes , it has been stagnant for a while and has refused to go pass #20
True, everything has its time. Once they resolve the past issues, things should start moving smoothly.It's own time will come.
They faced some issues in the past which they would clear up soon.
Absolutely, dollar-cost averaging on a solid stock lets you accumulate more shares when prices dip, turning short-term volatility into a long-term advantage.
DCA'ing on a good stock is a great strategy especially when there is a temporary fall in share price.
Yeah, so it's a good buy ?It's already on a margin of safety range.
Wema bank is doing better than Fidelity Bank.I don't know what's wrong with Fidelity, see wema
Yes sirTrue, everything has its time. Once they resolve the past issues, things should start moving smoothly.
I agreeAbsolutely, dollar-cost averaging on a solid stock lets you accumulate more shares when prices dip, turning short-term volatility into a long-term advantage.
Lol. Overtaking is allowed.I don't know what's wrong with Fidelity, see wema