₦airaland Forum

Raider76:
I don't think they will go through all the trouble of taking the bank from the hands of the Otudekos just to now give it to shaky hands. They said RC is aligned with Renaissance Capital. They also said Renaissance is big in GTCO. I think that should point to a good future FBN.

I have heard you.

megawealth01:
Pastor, I'm always open to sharing my wealth of knowledge via that email I gave to you and aunty Mercy

... more of the Lord's Grace to you great man

I actually have a few units left and some cash to be on the watch for any possibility of continued rally.

SonofElElyonRet:
Nice.. will hold on to my Ellah though might take out my capital if price gets to or nears N20 .. in about 3 years I see Ellah hitting N100 and paying N5 dividend... I have a dream and dreams do come true

Dear young investor,

Be intentional, be the one who took the risk, made the money and lived the life they wanted.

Bismark Rewane, an economist and Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives, says Nigeria’s currency has stabilized.

"The currency is strengthened because of the discipline in the monetary policy framework and explicit inflation targeting and having a transparent foreign exchange market.

“If we didn’t have that by now, Nigeria’s inflation data would be frightening to those of us domestically and internationally. But right now everybody seems to align that the Nigerian economy is leaping its way out of crisis,” he stated

megawealth01:
Bismark Rewane, an economist and Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives, says Nigeria’s currency has stabilized.

"The currency is strengthened because of the discipline in the monetary policy framework and explicit inflation targeting and having a transparent foreign exchange market.

“If we didn’t have that by now, Nigeria’s inflation data would be frightening to those of us domestically and internationally. But right now everybody seems to align that the Nigerian economy is leaping its way out of crisis,” he stated

I have followed the mam closely. It's not the first time he made this kind of statement only to be proved wrong. But I don't blame him. Nigeria is unpredictable.
What many do no know is that the Naira didn't really strengthen against the dollar due to policies of government. The dollar has been falling in value since January this year that's the simple reason.

Mpeace:
I have followed the mam closely. It's not the first time he made this kind of statement only to be proved wrong. But I don't blame him. Nigeria is unpredictable.
What many do no know is that the Naira didn't really strengthen against the dollar due to policies of government. The dollar has been falling in value since January this year that's the simple reason.

Hmmm I don't agree with your take. At least, the naira is no longer on the downward spiral as recently witnessed

Mpeace:
I have followed the mam closely. It's not the first time he made this kind of statement only to be proved wrong. But I don't blame him. Nigeria is unpredictable.
What many do no know is that the Naira didn't really strengthen against the dollar due to policies of government. The dollar has been falling in value since January this year that's the simple reason.

Na wah o.
When naira was falling, did you say it’s because dollar was rising? Abi don’t you realise the US feds hiked interest rates from 0.5 to 5%+ in the past 18-36 months. That was the reason why capital was leaving our market to get risk-free returns in US treasuries (therefore putting pressure on the naira).
Dollar is falling truly, but I believe the CBN has done a great job of managing the currency and monetary policies….and therefore is now seeing the rewards of its policies.

Agbalowomeri:
Hmmm I don't agree with your take. At least, the naira is no longer on the downward spiral as recently witnessed

Check Naira against the Euro and pounds you will see that there has not been appreciations. Bismark says the Naira is appreciating but how come it's only against the dollar. I read they said it would appreciate to 1450. I will advise that you don't work with that figure.

Mpeace:
I have followed the mam closely. It's not the first time he made this kind of statement only to be proved wrong. But I don't blame him. Nigeria is unpredictable.
What many do no know is that the Naira didn't really strengthen against the dollar due to policies of government. The dollar has been falling in value since January this year that's the simple reason.

So far, the naira hasn’t meaningfully appreciated against the dollar. While the U.S. dollar has depreciated by 9.2% year-to-date, the naira has moved only slightly — from ₦1,550 at the start of 2025 to around ₦1,535 now — a modest 1.3% gain. If the naira were directly tracking the dollar’s performance, it would have appreciated by 9%, bringing it closer to ₦1,410. This suggests that the current FX policy is prioritizing stability over appreciation. I suspect the CBN still has enough room to maintain short- to medium-term stability.

This is what I found on Renaissance Capital deeds in Nigeria so far on Wiki page under-Product offering.

I think It has FG presence written all over it..

Infrastructure bond: is a type of bond issued either by private corporations or by state-owned enterprises to finance the construction of an infrastructure facilities.
State-owned =Country(Nigeria)
enterprises= Business(Power Sector.

It has a lot of FG presence written all over it.

Details:
https://www.reuters.com/article/nigeria-corpbonds/private-equity-backed-viathan-issues-nigerias-debut-10-year-guaranteed-naira-bond-idUSL8N1OY3DM/


"In the frontier and emerging space, Renaissance Capital has organised a number of transactions including the following":

Mpeace:
Check Naira against the Euro and pounds you will see that there has not been appreciations. Bismark says the Naira is appreciating but how come it's only against the dollar. I read they said it would appreciate to 1450. I will advise that you don't work with that figure.

Yes it’s true that the dollar is depreciating, but the naira has also strengthened against the other major currency pairs

£1 is now exchanging for N2045 compared to N2150 a week ago

Bovis:
Yes it’s true that the dollar is depreciating, but the naira has also strengthened against the other major currencies including £ and €

💯

Mpeace:
I have followed the mam closely. It's not the first time he made this kind of statement only to be proved wrong. But I don't blame him. Nigeria is unpredictable.
What many do no know is that the Naira didn't really strengthen against the dollar due to policies of government. The dollar has been falling in value since January this year that's the simple reason.

Thank you for pointing it out that he has been proved wrong many times.

However, I do agree that the naira have been relatively stable in recent times, but completely disagree with the reasons Rewane Bismarck adduced.
For me the naira stabilized (not strengthened) simply because the CBN has since secretly abandoned their free float of the naira and resumed defending the naira., Just very recently the CBN spent $4b+ to defend the naira.

sophy17:
Thank you for pointing it out that he has been proved wrong many times.

However, I do agree that the naira have been relatively stable in recent times, but completely disagree with the reasons Rewane Bismarck adduced.
For me the naira stabilized (not strengthened) simply because the CBN has since secretly abandoned their free float of the naira and resumed defending the naira., Just very recently the CBN spent $4b+ to defend the naira.

This government and apc anything can be possible. Do you have source to this 4 billion dollar news

Streetinvestor2:
This government and apc anything can be possible. Do you have source to this 4 billion dollar news

It has been in the news naa. But I just hope that's all they spent. Google show this.
Mind you it's election campaign period(unofficially) many things will change going into the election. Govt will want to look good. They have started a new Series in appointments with huge focus on the aggrieved North. They even had to appoint the son of Babangida as Chairman Bank of Agriculture

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Agbalowomeri:
Hmmm I don't agree with your take. At least, the naira is no longer on the downward spiral as recently witnessed

Lol, the dollar will come down significantly over time. The effects of the Dangote Refinery have not fully filtered in yet — I read that the refinery is still operating below peak capacity. Other refineries are also coming on board. Not only will this reduce our overall import demand, but it will also generate foreign exchange through exports.

Very soon, one of our biggest drains on forex — in multiple forms — will be eliminated. I’ve said it before and I still stand by that analysis. When it starts happening clearly, remember I said it. You guys argued otherwise, so don’t change your stance when the results begin to show.

The Money Market could be the source of funds that has driven the ASI to 131,585.66 as @ 18th July 2025.

megawealth01:
Money market investment drives growth as mutual funds attract N1.99 trillion in H1 2025 

https://nairametrics.com/2025/07/19/money-market-investment-drives-growth-as-mutual-funds-attract-n1-99-trillion-in-h1-2025/

If wale releases his bonus shares, what will likely be the effect in the market?

megawealth01:
Make una help me drag Oando down well well till I've loaded up all I sold week of JULY

Mpeace:
It has been in the news naa. But I just hope that's all they spent. Google show this.
Mind you it's election campaign period(unofficially) many things will change going into the election. Govt will want to look good. They have started a new Series in appointments with huge focus on the aggrieved North. They even had to appoint the son of Babangida as Chairman Bank of Agriculture

I am surprised the government is defending the naira still.
I was thanking the stability was result of removal of fuel subsidy and alhaji refinery.
I really don't understand again oh on the defending of naira after this major achievement. What is the government not telling us.

Streetinvestor2:
I am surprised the government is defending the naira still.
I was thanking the stability was result of removal of fuel subsidy and alhaji refinery.
I really don't understand again oh on the defending of naira after this major achievement. What is the government not telling us.

The stability won't come overnight. They need to restore investor confidence for a couple of years first then get surplus dollars. Banks are already returning dollar card overseas transactions

Streetinvestor2:
I am surprised the government is defending the naira still.
I was thanking the stability was result of removal of fuel subsidy and alhaji refinery.
I really don't understand again oh on the defending of naira after this major achievement. What is the government not telling us.

The government is well aware of the root of the problem, yet it continues to focus solely on the dollar while neglecting other currencies and critical economic issues. The Naira cannot appreciate in value unless we address and balance trade relations with our neighbouring countries.

At present, we import a large volume of goods from these neighbouring nations—items they themselves source from Europe. As a result, we are forced to seek CFA francs to complete these transactions.

Meanwhile, the government makes it increasingly difficult and expensive to import goods directly into Nigeria. For instance, you might buy a car for ₦2 million but end up paying over ₦3 million in customs duties and levies. This has led many Nigerians to turn to neighbouring countries for imports, further worsening the trade imbalance.

Unless we reduce imports from neighbouring countries, Naira may find it hard to appreciate. One way of reducing imports from neighbouring countries is by reducing the custom duties and levies.

Let's not forget all the insecurities that now prevent pple from these countries who use to flood Onitsha, Kano, Aba and other markets to buy items they sell at their various markets

222Martins:
For anyone looking for a quick 100% capital appreciation, there is one last golden opportunity.

What does Nigerian Brewery, Champion Brewery, International Brewery, MTN and Cadbury have in common? They all came out of losses in either their Q4 2024 or Q1 2025, and they have all done over 100%+ in the short-term.

There is only one major company left to follow the trend and that is Dangote Sugar. Kindly do your own due diligence as this is neither financial advice nor a stock recommendation.

hi are your conviction still strong on this, I have some spear cash that i might need by harvest time, thinking of throwing it somewhere instead of warming bench lol

Hello

Please I am new in Bamboo app how good is it in terms of active trading

Thank you for this.

I'll will check it out.

Calebbold:
This is for all newbies on this platform who are seeking for knowledge and wants to master how to select strong fundamental stocks and what exactly to look out for.

About 7/8 years ago, i think oga Oracle recommended this book on this platform. I have read so many books on the stock market but this book was the game changer.

"How to make money in stocks: A winning system in good times and bad by William O'Neil.

The information you can find in this book is second to none. The writer of this book was so gracious in sharing this knowlwdge. Although with time you will have to modify some of the information in this book in line with the realities of the Nigeria stock market, nonetheless you can never go wrong in selecting winning stocks if you carefully digest the information found in this book.

Some years ago, there was a free pdf copy online. Try and see if you download it for free.

In addition to the information found in this book, also learn how to calculate for Target price. That will help you know if a stock is undervalued or not.

Good evening sir.

I actually wasn't referring to his stock picks recommendations. I was only asking for recommendations on resources to use to get insights of the stock market.

ololufemi:
Good morning, Brother. If you want to view his recommendations, just click on his post marker, click again and subsequently click on the suggestion for his post timeline.

You can now review all his posts and see.his recommendations. However, you must take note of the share prices on that date and their current prices now so that you won't be buying shares that have appreciated in price significantly.

🙏🏽

A rundown of stocks that would be in play this week. Mostly for earnings.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Op9ZtD_qWT8

Streetinvestor2:
How do dey even do the calculations for the ASI.
I think wayo dey the thing. How can few positive movement in big stock be dragging it up any how

If few mega caps is dragging the ASI up, that signals caution in the market because it is topping and a reversal may happen sooner.
The market breadth is diverging from the ASI price.
The numbers of stocks reaching new highs and supporting the upward movement is declining compared to the ones dragging it down

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Mpeace:
The government is well aware of the root of the problem, yet it continues to focus solely on the dollar while neglecting other currencies and critical economic issues. The Naira cannot appreciate in value unless we address and balance trade relations with our neighbouring countries.

At present, we import a large volume of goods from these neighbouring nations—items they themselves source from Europe. As a result, we are forced to seek CFA francs to complete these transactions.

Meanwhile, the government makes it increasingly difficult and expensive to import goods directly into Nigeria. For instance, you might buy a car for ₦2 million but end up paying over ₦3 million in customs duties and levies. This has led many Nigerians to turn to neighbouring countries for imports, further worsening the trade imbalance.

Unless we reduce imports from neighbouring countries, Naira may find it hard to appreciate. One way of reducing imports from neighbouring countries is by reducing the custom duties and levies.

Let's not forget all the insecurities that now prevent pple from these countries who use to flood Onitsha, Kano, Aba and other markets to buy items they sell at their various markets

Their strategy is stability, not appreciation, and I think it’s logical, besides, appreciation means reduced FAAC allocations.