BULLS EYE on Tiger Brands...

Dear Africa interested individuals,
                                                                 My article titled "Forte Oil: The market is waking up."  I mentioned that investors should buy Tiger brands as an event driven purchase.  I said it will return at least 50% in a few weeks.  The stock has already returned 70% since the day I mentioned this.

I also spoke about Forte Oil.  It's the only stock today, May 13, 2016 among stocks in the Energy sector that is experiencing excess supply.  The positive vibe towards the sector is due to the deregulation of the downstream sector in Nigeria.  Investors apparently see more income in the short term.

If you have two years or less to wait and do not mind making 200% in exchange for your patience, then invest in FBN Holdings.  Don't ask yourself in the future: how did I miss that?

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