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Also post the stocks that lost value after 6 months, and how much one million investment would be by now

ZeemsPropeties:
Floating the exchange rate has to be an important factor here. Hate it or love it, this government has done a lot economic reforms that are bound to yield good growth and development.
Betting against the economic decisions of this administration can be very damning.

How did floating the exchange rate help in this situation? It devalued the entire stock exchange almost by 6 places

Dogalmighty17:
Out of hundreds of companies listed in the Nigerian stock exchange, statisense just selected the few that made returns to push the narrative that the stock market has performed well

How else should they shown that the stock market is performing well without showing the gainers?
You no know wetin you dey talk.
You used sucess to measure good performance and failure to depict bad performance.
NSE is one of the best performing globally, I'm not the one saying it but the people making good returns from it

... We call them road side burgers. The ones pressed on the show glass are not the ones you will get when you eventually order.

When you factor in the 30 percent yearly inflation and the naira depreciation the reality is likely more humbling.

tommy589:
I don't want to relive that bank experience again. Better to buy land to keep than building hope in the sky

Can my shares give me 27 more characters or not 🤔🤔

Footnote: Congratulations Lalasticlala, baba ejinma 😜

abuhusna1:
I made 60 million profit so far on 100 million investment. Nigeria is getting better

And what investments would that be, kindly share with us.

Jogs1900:
This is one of the indicators that the economy is booming.

You must be kidding right? Next thing you will say it is a prank Abi?

Slytiger:
https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1943703710359560466

why not do a year-on-year comparison bloody scammer.

Slytiger:
https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1943703710359560466

These fraudulent stock market brigands are on the loose once again. Most Nigerians will never touch the stock market again even with a 100 yard bargepole after their experience in 2008.

What of those on the other side of the table? Make the equation balanced na

Am with you on this. Lost a lot of money then.lt was a bandwagon then everyone bought shares that is less in value. Some companies liquidated

A house of card built on sandy beach near a blistering storm.

Most of the gainers are less than 0.1% of businesses listed on NSE.

truth is the NSE is not a place to invest for the common man.

Search on nairaLand here stock market pickup alert.

You go hear real touching stories from people like you who invested.

Carry your money go buy Amazon share Facebook black rock or other big pharma stock.

NSE na it's full of red flags you know nothing except given your money to them.... it's shrouded in secrecy.

No bank is here? That's funny

Check how Much you would have made if you had saved that same money in dollars.

Betgold84:
Stock exchange na scam o.
You won't know till you start.
Another gamble.
Everything is risk

Don't tell them please


The more you look, the less you see, wayo venture

joshuaidibia:
If you believe this then you can as well believe that unicorns exist.

we know you love bad news. Just wait a little, your pre loved bad news will come

Puss360:
Lol.. you all saying stock is a scam..
It really isn't...
Stock exchange(SE) reflects the strength and weakness of your country's economy..
Most times, when you invest your money in business, it's almost the same profit/loss you will get in SE...
For example, if you have 5millon naira, and you want to invest. You would look for a good business that will bring profit for maybe 1yr..
If the business is not that profitable, at the end of one year you'll have either your 5m(in assets) or assets plus little profit or even lesser...
If it is profitable, you will see up to 1m in profit or more... Minus Ur initial 5m capital...
Same with SE..
If you invest your 5m in "Good stock" after a year you can see up to 1m in profits or more , minus your initial 5m..
If it's bad stock, lol, you might not get any profit or in some cases your 5m might drop...
It all depends on the economy performance no be magic or JuJu...

Yeah stock makes money but it is like "kalukalu". Best thing in my opinion is to go from bank to bank, negotiate a good interest rate for fix deposit, put in your money for 3 months, after that take your interest and convert it to £, throw that one to your UK acct or local domiciliary, then run the FD for another 3 months or move to to another place offering better interest.
Ofcouse you know uk banks can never pay more than 4% interest unlike developing countries that pay more, naija FD rates go as high as 20%. So having £50k equivalent in naija gives you a higher income that having it in UK bank. Inflation is a concern though, but that is why you do it for 3-6 months.
At 16% my paddy sees 1.2m earning monthly on FD.

What happened in 2008?

Was it with a company or a bank?
Apart from these two(2) that I mentioned, which other organisations can be classified as a stock-exchange?

Amumaigwe:
These fraudulent stock market brigands are on the loose once again. Most Nigerians will never touch the stock market again even with a 100 yard bargepole after their experience in 2008.

This is good return on investment for anyone that invest. But it is very important to have the knowledge and research before investing in any company

Three things you can do with 1M instead of investing in the NSE.

1. If you have money and don’t know what to do with it , you better go and buy palmoil and Store then you sell for profit.

I bought palmoil in February for 33k (25ltr) about 15 kegs directly from my village in AkwaIbom , shipped to lagos , 3k per keg, transported to my house (15k)… I sold them for about 67k (market price) each.


Why I go carry 1M go put for Nigerian stocks ?! lol , make una wise up ooo.


2. You can try Fixed deposit , just make sure the bank gives good RoI.


3. Save in USD.


Leave all this hustling backwards investment. Na rubbish.

I invested money in first bank shares in 2009 till today it's coming down.i can't even sell it off, because my capital we not be complete.i thing something is not adding up.Even as they're mentioning the company that made profit, they should also add the company with losses.

How do one save in dollars?

Do you make profit off it?

Osanoghodua1:
No bank is here? That's funny

Check how Much you would have made if you had saved that same money in dollars.

wellmax:
we know you love bad news. Just wait a little, your pre loved bad news will come

"Emancipate yourself from mental slavery" Na why to advise person dey tire me sometimes.

seguno2:
This half truth is effectively a scam.

Can we have a list of top losers in the NSE for the same period, to get a complete picture of what is going on.

Yampotatocarrot:
What of those on the other side of the table? Make the equation balanced na

baratech:
Also post the stocks that lost value after 6 months, and how much one million investment would be by now

I asked an AI App to come up with an approximation.

| 1. Dangote Cement | -35% | N350,000 |
| 2. BUA Cement | -34% | N340,000 |
| 3. Guinness Nigeria | -25% | N250,000 |
| 4. PZ Cussons Nigeria | -20% | N200,000 |
| 5. Nestle Nigeria | -18% | N180,000 |
| 6. TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria | -15% | N150,000 |
| 7. Stanbic IBTC Holdings | -14% | N140,000 |
| 8. Nigerian Breweries | -12% | N120,000 |
| 9. Okomu Oil Palm | -10% | N100,000 |
| 10. Lafarge Africa | -9% | N90,000 |
| 11. Seplat Energy | -8% | N80,000 |
| 12. Fidelity Bank | -7% | N70,000 |
| 13. Transcorp Hotels | -6.5% | N65,000 |
| 14. Access Holdings | -6% | N60,000 |
| 15. Zenith Bank | -5.5% | N55,000 |
| 16. United Bank for Africa (UBA) | -5% | N50,000 |
| 17. FBN Holdings | -4.5% | N45,000 |
| 18. Geregu Power | -4% | N40,000 |
| 19. Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) | -3% | N30,000 |
| 20. Airtel Africa | -2% | N20,000 |

How much was the initial capital?

You didn't ask why there was no profit!

Fame1309:
I invested money in first bank shares in 2009 till today it's coming down.i can't even sell it off, because my capital we not be complete.i thing something is not adding up.Even as they're mentioning the company that made profit, they should also add the company with losses.

How about you add bitcoin and alt coins. Especially ethereum.

joshuaidibia:
"Emancipate yourself from mental slavery" Na why to advise person dey tire me sometimes.

You rather emancipate yourself from believing bad news and denying goodnews. You have zero knowledge of the stock market or its operation. Stati sense is a well known entity providing relevant statistics about various national issues. But when it’s good news, you doubt it. Cleanse your mind from inherited hatred. Desist from being a child of hatred and bitterness.

CrownedPhoenix:
I believe these are selected gainer companies in the NSE.

This does not capture losers so kindly post for losers too.

List the companies and how much under another post tiled: "How Much You Would Have Lost In 6 Months If You Invested ₦1 Million In The NSE"

No better way to say it bro.

Cant believe me too typing 19 characters needed. LOL

I was worth millions before the 2006 to 2008 collapse of the Stock exchange. I worth almost 15M back then. No depression reach knowing u don lose everything like thin air

Betgold84:
Stock exchange na scam o.
You won't know till you start.
Another gamble.
Everything is risk

Senioreddy:
Can you please explain further by giving us more insights as regards the risk involved as well as how to mitigate/avert such risk

Shares go up and down. That's it, and nothing anyone can do about it. You can reduce your risk exposure by studying the market and movement patterns and studying the fundamentals of any company you wish to invest in. You can do this yourself or have an expert do it for you. Learn to recognise temporary highs and lows so you know what to buy, sell or hold for the long term. Learn to recognise bubbles.

My bagco certificate is still languishing in my house , no where to run to to access my funds ....

It's all scam

Slytiger:
https://x.com/StatiSense/status/1943703710359560466

2008 loading again.... Boom and Burst!

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