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Alexas58:chief no bull run anywhere lol The market is weak. |
iLegendd:The market is already weak and at oversold level, what are you predicting again? If it goes down hill from here, it won't be that deep.
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Ugmama:if you still interested in this. Let me know. |
yok:selling under performing stocks to enter performing stocks just to stay active in the app is how he loses money regardless of the zero commission. Please don't advise anyone do such because of zero commission. It's better to use an app like bamboo that charges commission and hold your stock forever than lose your money slowly over no commission. |
Arijude:what he earlier told you is a smart advice. He basically said; be careful what you about getting into and get educated before you begin otherwise you will quickly lose interest. The fact is that, it isn't about stock recommendation, it's about the timing of the market. I can guide you step by step, tell you what to buy and when to sell, if you interested. |
CSblackpink You might be interested in this thread. |
ollypass:Only time will tell but one thing for sure, they have a good team of traders. |
ogawisdom:Not majorly the reason. Institutional investors don't chase IPOs like how retailers and HNIs do. That's like gambling with investors fund. What is actually going on is simple; the real correction, now correction started last week with banking sector, it's just now spreading to other sectors. Now why is it happening in stages? That's because of social media stocks influencers. No doubt, retail participation has increased because of them but then again, these guys lacks technical analysis knowledge but knows all the fundamentals analysis of all companies in the NGX. So what tends to happen is, when a stock fall a little these guys on Nairaland and Twitter will begin hyping the stock fundamentals ignoring technical analysis making innocent ignorant investors rush into it preventing the stock from correction but they again, they forget that if institutional buyers does not come to the market, the market will never move up. Then eventually the sector will crash. I see it playing out, I just sit back and just laugh because Twitter and Nairaland are contributing to the market sentiment. This sentiment shouldn't be between us retail investors, it should be between us retail investors VS institutional investors. |
vibesdot001:it will join, it's just a matter of time. It's currently getting weak. |
Top 10 Best performing Equity Funds by Return(YTD) as of May 2026 Zedcrest - 108.42% Halo - 83% Zrosk Magna - 69% Paramount - 65.09% Futureview- 64.29% PACAM- 61.21% Cardinalstone- 61.14% Meristem- 58.45% Anchoria- 54.51% AXA Mansard- 52.75% Benchmark return is 60.90%. Only 7 out of 10 companies outperformed the market. |
CSblackpink:Good decision bro |
People who rushed to buy SpaceX IPO, How far, how e dey go? Dangote IPO is around the corner.
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People who rushed to buy SpaceX IPO, How far, how e dey go? Dangote IPO is around the corner.
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People who rushed to buy SpaceX IPO, How far, how e dey go? Dangote IPO is around the corner.
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CSblackpink:of course Tech stocks and ETFs is fast moving and long term bet for most people investing in the U.S market, Not even only the U.S but worldwide. The only sad part is tech sector is more of a growth stock/ETF rather than Defensive. |
To guide you on U.S Tech/AI stock pick.
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I mark register here. 22/June/2026 |
CSblackpink:nice one, Good initiative. |
missuzoma:You should hold on for now: Disregard their incoming result. Disregard the news in the middle East. The reason you need to hold on longer is simple. At this current level, no Institutional buyer will accumulate Aradel, people that are buying now are retailers that their money don't move the market as much. But once institutional money enter the market, Aradel will move. The risk for entering now is if retailers eventually gets tired, consolidation will happen and if that happens, Aradel will fall back down to the level Institutional buyers are comfortable to buy. Even if retailers push up ARADEL from this level and everything goes smooth, it won't be long before it gets to overbought region. And I can promise you, another correction will happen. So hold on for now.
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Correction or Crash? What the Nigerian Market Is Really Telling Us https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
Correction or Crash? What the Nigerian Market Is Really Telling Us https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
Correction or Crash? What the Nigerian Market Is Really Telling Us https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLelyzjGuxrbj-ORzfwOEveV2vK0j1e3fw |
yok:FPI had little to play in this bull run, Fine there was FPI but FPI mostly stayed in fixed income which is why Cardoso is reluctant to upset them by cutting rate aggressively. What did drive the bull run was 1- massive Retail participation 2- Pension fund and other local institutions buyers 3-Sector rotation. 4- Iran U.S dance in middle East. If truly FPI came to the market, book valuation of most large cap stocks in Nigeria will make this bull run seem like the beginning. |
Ginalex:It has started but you just don't know it yet. It's getting weak and weak.
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Ginalex:By my calculations. Still too early. Wait till atleast you see a bounce. Then before deliberating if it has reached bottom or considering buy dips. By the way, that's not how i know when a stock is at bottom level but that roughly a clue before you start that conversation otherwise you will continue to buy dips and keep catching a falling knife.
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Bluearrow:Boss, it's fear. Fear and nervousity has taken over the market. Every consolidation on the top now is a red flag because smart investors are actively trying to leave the market without crashing the price, so they sell little by little and it takes days to complete sales because they actively trying to sell millions of naira worth of shares that's why you notice this pattern. Now guess who are buying them? You correct, Dips buyers. People who always buy the dip without knowing when it will bottom. I see them on the stocks thread and X(twitter), I laugh because without them, the market won't stabilize, they are helping the market stabilize but sad thing is, they don't have the kind of money smart money has so smart money will continue to sell till they finish selling then the correction will be over. This whole process takes days/weeks/months sometimes. This is why, I have stopped recommending Nigeria stocks in my group for now. I am actively tracking bottom so we enter from bottom. |
CSblackpink:You right with NGX moving during Dividend season. Trump pronouncements barely affects NGX except it's issues surrounding oil because if crude price moves, it affects virtually all sectors in the NGX especially, Oil sectors and FMCGS. What moves Nigeria market are the health of the Banks, Crude prices, Dividend season, New listings, Nigeria Government policies (e.g Tax issue etc), interest rates and FPI inflow and general sector rotation and corrections. Any of the events above are majorly what drives the NGX. Currently what is happening in Nigeria is purely the beginning of a correction. |
yMcy56:Jaizbank has been on that consolidation run since April 26th. Nothing really is different now unless ASI encourages broadbase buying again. |
Raider76:Take it from me, according to my numbers. GTCO has not reached bottom. When you talking about a stock that is just reaching bottom level. It's access holding. And i don't even think it will hold due to fear still in the market.
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essentialone:Geo-Politics actually contributes to the triggers and some part of the sentiments that moves the stock market worldwide. If Trump megalomaniac decision to attack Iran which caused strait of Hormuz to be closed did not happen, Oil stocks in Nigeria wouldn't have shot up so fast in the past few months to make ASI come to this overbought region. So do you expect investors not to talk about the war or Trump future behavior? |
princezzz:Fund managers don't just invest 100% of investors money into stocks. How it works is, they have already bought with their own money from days when those stocks are very cheap and undervalued, you are only buying from them (like a secondary market) which is why they allot you some NAV unit after confirming your payment. They don't make loss like you think, they only record day to day paper loss or gain to know how to allot you your percentage gain or loss for the day to match up with reality of the market. Plus you will pay them fund manager fee on both days you make loss or gain. Secondly, they don't invest all your money into Equity, they set aside some cash for investors looking to redeem fund and also invest some into fixed income market like old bond with high yield or even MMF but you wouldn't know this. So the best you can do is take a leaf from their play book, keep 60% of fund in fixed income and use 40% to trade yourself expecially now that the market is about to reset. And when you begin to trade yourself and you feel you making losses on trades you taking, use the returns from the fixed income to average down, in the end, you will beat inflation, beat equity fund managers returns and beat the market in the long run and also get your dividends straight to your bank account. |
mikeayus:please be very careful bro. I don't call and I don't use Whatsapp for the the group. I have just replied your email now. |


