Market/economic insight: the weekly brief ( November 5th – 9th 2018)
The performance of the Nigerian Equity Market returned bullish last week with the index (NSE ASI) up by 0.23% WTD to close at an index level of 32,200.21 and Market capitalization of N11.76 trillion.
Usual suspects top this week’s watch list
Stocks to watch this week comprises the top gainers and losers from the previous week.
Financial services sector dominates H1 2018 on the NSE
CBN H1 activity report shows N798 billion worth of shares were traded for the half year ended June 2018.
Corporate Actions: A second coming and pardons granted
Corporate actions are decisions taken by companies’ boards of directors or management teams.
This conglomerate recovered from a 5 year low this week
The Nigerian Stock Exchange ended the week on a positive note as the All-Share Index appreciated by 0.23% to close at 32,200.21 basis points.
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NSE closes down as PZ Cussons hits 5 year low
The Nigerian Stock Exchange ended Friday’s trading session on a negative note.
Buy/Sell/Hold: Why you should HOLD FBN Holdings stocks
Stocks on our Buy/Sell/Hold list are drawn from the top losers and gainers of the prior week.
These were the best performing stocks in October
October was a bearish month on the Nigerian Stock Exchange as the All Share Index closed down 0.75%.
Fewer nuts to crack this year for Presco
The company’s activities include the cultivation of oil palm as well as the extraction
CCNN takes top spot as NSE closes in the green
The Nigerian Stock Exchange All-Share Index today closed at 32,154.03 basis points up 0.33%.
Market/economic insight: the weekly brief (October 29th – 2nd November 2018)
The performance of the Nigerian Equity Market returned bearish last week with the index (NSE ASI) down by 2.38% WTD to close at an index level of 32,124.94 and Market capitalization of N11.73 trillion.
UACN slides to new 5 year low
UACN Plc fell to a new 5 year low of N9 at the end of Friday’s trading session.
Have these banks on your watchlist this week
Stocks to watch comprises the top gainers and losers from the previous week.
Corporate Actions: All eyes on a Diamond
Corporate actions are decisions taken by companies’ boards of directors, or management teams.
Tables turn in this week’s gainers and losers
This week was a bearish one on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. The All Share Index opened at 32,907.33 basis points and closed at 32,124.94...
Buy/Sell/Hold: Why Total Nigeria is a HOLD
Stocks on our Buy/Sell/Hold list are drawn from the top gainers and losers of the prior week.
Is Nigerian Breweries facing a perfect storm?
Nigerian Breweries is facing a barrage of issues that could lead to the firm recording a dip in profit, when compared to the prior...
Daily update on Treasury Bills, Bonds, Forex, oil price and more
Daily performance of major economic indicators and highlights from trading sessions and key statistics such as Treasury Bills, bonds, Forex
Market/economic insight: the weekly brief ( October 22nd – 26th 2018)
The performance of the Nigerian Equity Market remained bullish last week with the index (NSE ASI) up by 0.20% WTD to close at an...
Young Nigerians are afraid of the Nigerian stock market and this is why
NSE is a stone throw from the CBN’s Lagos office, much of the traffic is from the surrounding offices.
Stocks you need to watch this week
Stocks to watch this week comprises stocks that were the best and worst performing in the prior week.
Corporate Actions: Mixed Signals, Bittersweet Results and Interim Dividends
Corporate actions are decisions taken by companies’ boards of directors or management teams.
Buy/Sell/Hold: Three reasons Access Bank is a HOLD
Stocks on our Buy/Sell/Hold list are drawn from the top gainers and losers of the prior week.
Market/Economic Insight: The Weekly Brief (October 15th – 19th 2018)
The performance of the Nigerian Equity Market remained bullish last week with the index (NSE ASI) up by 1.19% WTD to close at an index level of 32,841.98 and Market capitalization of N11.99trillion.
Have these stocks on your watchlist as they may pay dividend soon
Stocks to watch comprises the top gainers and losers of the previous week, as well as stocks having corporate actions.
Corporate Actions: A change of Guard and sins forgiven
Corporate actions are decisions taken by companies’ boards of directors or management teams.
Dangote Cement rebounds as insurance stocks dominate top gainers
The Nigerian Stock Exchange ended the week on a positive note as the All Share Index closed at 32,841.69 basis points, up 1.19%. Year...
Buy/Sell/Hold: Three reasons to sell Wema Bank
Buy/Sell/Hold is picked from the top gainers and losers of the previous week.
Thomas Wyatt Plc is at the edge of a cliff
Thomas Wyatt produces school exercise books, hardcover notebooks and other paper materials.