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10/11/08 - Nigerian Stock Market On The Rise? by sola8: 2:50pm On Nov 10, 2008 |
I've noticed that the Nigerian stock market seems to have picked up over the last week. Does anyone have any information/ explanation as to why this is happening? I'm glad that things are looking up, I'm just curious as to the reason behind the upward trend. Perhaps the market is responding to some news from the govt or elsewhere, |
Re: 10/11/08 - Nigerian Stock Market On The Rise? by mrdollar1: 11:27am On Nov 11, 2008 |
@sola8 yes the market is responding to the news release by the NSE i.e The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has removed the one percent (1%) stock price movement and has introduced Circuit Breakers. Professor Mrs. Ndi Okereke (GCEO) of the Exchange made this confirmation Again, Prof. Mrs. Okereke-Onyiuke confirmed that the 100,000 limit of number of shares at which prices could move for any single transaction by a Stockbroker would no longer exist, but would now be 50,000 units before any gain or loss can be made. In the same vein, the GCEO of the NSE confirmed that Foreign Investors who are interested on a long term investment in the Nigerian Capital Market had approached the Management of the Exchange and are waiting for the market to bottom out before bringing in their money. you can send an email to me i.e dollarintime@gmail.com if you need more info |
Re: 10/11/08 - Nigerian Stock Market On The Rise? by sola8: 2:36pm On Nov 12, 2008 |
Thanks Mr Dollar! I appreciate the insight. Have a lovely day! |
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