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Experts recommend Nigerian penny stocks to buy now as stock market downturn deepens

As the build-up to the 2023 general election and interest rate hike continue to depress investors’ appetite in the Nigerian equity market, some stocks and sectors could be profitable for long-term investors.

Though it is expedient to remain very cautious in the near term, some penny stocks offer attractive entry opportunities for discerning investors. That’s why investors should renew positive sentiment in these stocks to increase capital gains and reap big dividends at the year-end.

According to some analysts who spoke to Nairametrics, equity investors should consider buying or holding penny stocks of public companies that have been consistent with dividend payments.

They listed stocks like Fidelity Bank which last traded at N3.75 per share, Wema Bank (N3.30 per share), Sterling Bank (N.52 per share), Jaiz Bank (89 kobo per share), Transcorp (N1.05 per share) Learn Africa Plc (N1.86 per share) among others. These stocks have the potential for share appreciation in near future as stocks. They are also dividend-paying stocks. Therefore, they have good fundamentals and should interest investors.

The analysts further noted that the fact that the share prices of the companies are dropping makes them even more attractive and present golden buying opportunities. Hence, this is the time for investors to accumulate the stocks to reap bigger dividends in near future.

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What investment analysts are saying

Mr. Tajudeen Olayinka, the Chief Executive Office of Wyoming Capital & Partners told Nairametrics that in a period of extended bearish trend due to prolonged repricing of securities across markets and instruments, equity investors’ best bets are stocks that have been consistent with dividend payments. He said:

The Managing Director of Crane Securities LimitedMr. Mike, also told Nairametrics that the market was ripe for investment going by the current low prices of stocks.

Eze noted that market activities would eventually stabilise after the general elections, adding that this was the perfect opportunity for investors to stake their funds in the market. He said:

Mr. David Adonri, the Executive Vice Chairman of Hicap Securities Limited said:

 

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