Trading in different environments require the usual due diligence and as such, most investors need to remember to keep a very close eye on what their chosen market index does.


The equities' rally witnessed in recent time has left the Nigerian stock market sitting at a height not seen since the bubble burst in 2008. Such landmark is not limited to the Nigerian market alone as markets elsewhere have witnessed marked upswings with many witnessing near five-year high despite wider economic gloom.


The appetite for equities is feasible for further increase, as they are currently yielding more than their alternatives. Bond yields are still depressed. This is fuelled by unprecedented quantitative easing while the precious metal gold is also not in the good records of investors at present as it has so far recorded -17.8% loss in 2013 with silver recording a higher loss figure at -28.4%.


The Nigerian Stock Exchange Market CAP recently hit its 2008 peak at N12.6 trillion after some days of bulls rally. The FTSE 100 also reached its highest point since late 2000 after closing up while other indices like NASDAQ and Dow Jones earlier in the year, have equally attained their all time high.


A closer look at the performance of key stock markets of the G7countries, BRICs and Africa stock markets reveal that the Japanese Nikkei led the G7 with +27.84% YTD gains and closely followed by NASDAQ and German DAX with +16.10% and +8.01% YTD gains respectively.


Nigerian Stock Market led the African exchanges with +42.50% YTD gain as BRVM and Kenya market takes second and third with +34.29% and +32.03% gains respectively while the BRICs countries all recorded negative YTD returns.


Source: http://proshareng.com/news/20179/Stock-Market-A-rally-you-must-not-miss

well done, born2berich

stockbull:




well done, born2berich

Thank you sir, na your foot step i dey follow.

pls i'm totaly new to d stock trading market,and i really want to invest in the market.....but my start up capital is only 5000 naira can i start with it.....pls i need ur guide on how to go about it if possible....here is my numba 08173722673 u can add me on whatsapp or email me @rexwilliams701@gmail.com.....i'll be more than happy to hear frm u.

5,000 is too small but nevertheless you can invest in stock market by getting a stockbroker, register nse and cscs account and fund your account.we will try to get you some links to get the full details.start reading posts http://rs.gs/VU8 and learn how the market work

my brothers and sisters dis is d time to make money...do not say B2br didnt preach to u about it.

Born 2be Rich: my brothers and sisters dis is d time to make money...do not say B2br didnt preach to u about it.

Were is the money coming from?

ihedioramma: Were is the money coming from?

From investing in shares

Born 2be Rich:

From investing in shares

NAME THE STOCK THAT CAN DO IT

stockbull: 5,000 is too small but nevertheless you can invest in stock market by getting a stockbroker, register nse and cscs account and fund your account.we will try to get you some links to get the full details.start reading posts http://rs.gs/VU8 and learn how the market work

With N5000 you can start investing in the stock market, I know some stockbrokers that can allow even N1000 provided the customer will invest regularly.

emmanuel ewumi:

With N5000 you can start investing in the stock market, I know some stockbrokers that can allow even N1000 provided the customer will invest regularly.

NAME THEM AND HOW STRONG ARETJHEY?

ihedioramma: NAME THEM AND HOW STRONG ARETJHEY?

You be oga for stock investment na...follow stockbull thread