Following renewed bargain-hunting in most highly capitalized stocks, the five-day bearish run in the Nigerian stock market was halted at the end of transactions yesterday, as the All-share index appreciated marginally by 0.2 per cent.

Yesterday, the All-share (ASI) grew by 46.92 absolute points, representing an increase of 0.15 percent, closing at 31,360.28 points. Similarly, the market capitalisation grew by N18 billion to close at N11.695 trillion.

The upturn was impacted by gains recorded in medium and large capitalised stocks, amongst which are; Nestle Nigeria, Chemical & Allied Products (CAP), Okomu Oil, Eterna and Sterling Bank.

Analysts at Afrinvest Limited said; “Yesterday’s rebound in the domestic equities market was in line with our expectations and in our view, sustained bargain-hunting will further buoy market performance over the near term.”Codros Capital Limited said: “In the absence of a positive catalyst, we guide investors to trade cautiously in the short term.

However, stable macroeconomic fundamentals and compelling valuation remain supportive of recovery in the mid-to-long term.”
Market breadth closed negative, recorded 13 gainers against 18 losers. CAP recorded the highest price gain of 10 per cent, to close at N37.40 per share. Sterling Bank followed with a gain of 9.77 per cent to close at N2.36, while Eterna rose by 9.09 per cent to close at N4.80, per share.

Consolidated Hallmark Insurance (CHI) appreciated by 7.41 per cent to close at 29 kobo, while Lasaco Assurance rose 6.45 per cent to close at 33 kobo per share.On the other hand, Regency Alliance Insurance led the losers’ chart by 7.69 per cent, to close at 24 kobo, per share. Africa Prudential shed 7.52 per cent to close at N4.55, while Prestige Assurance depreciated by 7.41 per cent to close at 50 kobo, per share.

Dangote Flour Mills declined by five per cent to close at N9.50 and Guinness Nigeria shed 4.69 per cent to close at N64 per share.

The total volume traded appreciated by 72.08 per cent to 377.49 million shares, worth N2.26 billion, and traded in 3,273 deals.Transactions in the shares of Diamond Bank topped the activity chart with 113.6 million shares valued at N283.36 million. Chams followed with 72.15 million shares worth N14.43 million.FBN Holdings traded 71.53 million shares valued at N586.22 million.Zenith Bank traded 14.59 million shares valued at N321.4 million, while United Capital transacted 12.85 million shares worth N42.36 million.

https://www.akelicious.net/2019/03/stock-market-rebounds-amid-renewed.html

Where the Atikulated people them. Shey una talk say stock market crash as e lose

Even in us we bargain at times

Okay

FaKe news, I expect the worst by Monday

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Very good

How this one take help our lives

we need more investors...
Nigeria is a very promising country..
our country is very fertile .
there are certain words which I do not expect from Nigerians.
from some comments am seeing.
even the great wall street faced a terrible recession. so let's give our country a chance..
our problems will be solved by our collective efforts as Nigerians
despite our challenges as a country.
we are more promising than other countries...
most of our problems are not alien to what other countries do

coolestchris:
we need more investors...
Nigeria is a very promising country..
our country is very fertile .
there are certain words which I do not expect from Nigerians.
despite our challenges as a country.
we are more promising than other countries...
most of our problems are not alien to what other countries do

hw much hv u invested

Joromi12:
hw much hv u invested

do I have money.
it is those whom has much, that much is expected from

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InaNla:
Buari & this administration needs to come up with a very clear policy direction that gives confidence to the investors.



Enough of Buari’s myopic approach to economy with its attendants policy somersaults.

Una go wail tire

coolestchris:
we need more investors...
Nigeria is a very promising country..
our country is very fertile .
there are certain words which I do not expect from Nigerians.
from some comments am seeing.
even the great wall street faced a terrible recession. so let's give our country a chance..
our problems will be solved by our collective efforts as Nigerians
despite our challenges as a country.
we are more promising than other countries...
most of our problems are not alien to what other countries do

You are truly educated.

BigSarah:
FaKe news, I expect the worst by Monday

Why worst ? so you enjoy nigerian hardship?

I'm in sevia pain
somebody pls add that Fayose pics

InaNla:
Buari & this administration needs to come up with a very clear policy direction that gives confidence to the investors.



Enough of Buari’s myopic approach to economy with its attendants policy somersaults.

shut up and wait until 2023

Just look at the way our economy is growing like a snail walk... No wonder buhari says his name is Go slow !! Hahaha I pity Nigerians

BigSarah:
FaKe news, I expect the worst by Monday

Lol, just because una theif no win abi?

coolestchris:
do I have money.
it is those whom has much, that much is expected from

in 30 yrs oil go cast. No one will come to nigeria to invest. Abeg flee while u can. Mk ur kids no curse u

seunfly:


Lol, just because una theif no win abi?

Nigerian saviour lost

BigSarah:
FaKe news, I expect the worst by Monday

...you mean to your family members and other ahitophels? Amen!
But for us, Good Nigerians, our Monday shall be filled with good news, Amen!

Sunu assurance