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| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by nosa2(m): 9:52pm On Jan 04 |
Streetinvestor2:This is the same estimate for Very Dark Man Youtube page $48.20 - $771.18 Estimated Daily Earnings $1,445.96 - $23,135.40 Estimated Monthly Earnings $17,351.55 - $277,624.80 Estimated Yearly Earnings Estimate for Nathaniel Bassey (A pastor) $138.00 - $2,208.03 Estimated Daily Earnings $4,140.06 - $66,240.96 Estimated Monthly Earnings $49,680.72 - $794,891.52 Estimated Yearly Earnings Stock Market analysis is a very niche subject. IT WILL NEVER BE POPULAR. If you want to make money on social media start doing Gbas Gbos or religion and you will get the views and the cash. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 10:08pm On Jan 04 |
nosa2:Now the figures here make sense to me..lol |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by chimex38: 10:30pm On Jan 04 |
nosa2:No underrate stockpromoter if ee decide venture for that space... ![]() |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by zendi: 10:32pm On Jan 04*. Modified: 10:57pm On Jan 04 |
Streetinvestor2:Nothing is written there as joke. It is a digression into current affairs triggered by reflection on the most recent Trump-Maduro events. They are personal thoughts and free speech that do not require your permission to be shared here as foods for thought to whoever is interested. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 12:09am On Jan 05*. Modified: 7:06am On Jan 05 |
emmanuelewumi:Good morning.. a gentle reminder ![]() Modified: on whether Ellah's P.O was fully subscribed |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by brotherly: 1:00am On Jan 05 |
Streetinvestor2:Na so una go use mouth spoil this guy good job . His analyses of UACN made me load more units @58 naira . we all know where the price dey now. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by playces: 2:09am On Jan 05 |
Great investors I have been thinking of diversification of my portfolio. I have been doing mmf all along but I want to venture into stocks buying. Though I know the risk involved but my issue is which and which to buy. I jux want to be buying and keeping, not trading everyday or every month. Basically for dividends and long term. My issue is which stocks m I to look out for? Is there any criteria to check before I buy any? How do I make up for losses in some stocks. Do I need a stockbroker? Though,I have Afriinvestor 2.0 app, a classic account with my CSCS and CHN no. How do I get started pls? Thank you all Cc @streetinvestor2 |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lancee(m): 2:57am On Jan 05*. Modified: 4:29am On Jan 05 |
ppogba:At the moment stock futures are steady ..Bitcoin ether etc up ..Oil prices reverse losses ..we keep watching |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Redoil: 6:14am On Jan 05 |
May 29, 2023, to. December 31, 2025 By Olalekan Samuel Ogunleye To judge a president by the results that affect ordinary people (cost of living, security, governance quality, and trust), one can argue very strongly that President Tinubu has been one of the worst presidents Nigeria has had in recent times. Below, I will highlight 10 Evaluation metrics to support this claim. 1) He launched reforms that caused a severe cost-of-living shock, without adequate cushioning. Removing petrol subsidy and related changes may sound “economically correct,” but the speed and intensity of the hardship were tremendous. Before anyone tells me “reforms are necessary,” my response is simple: reform without protection becomes punishment. 2) Inflation became a headline tragedy for households When inflation climbed as high as 34.19% in June 2024, it wasn’t just statistics. Instead, it was hunger, rent pressure, and families cutting meals. Even now that inflation has slowed down, the question is: how many lives were broken before the policy benefits arrived? 3) The naira and Forex environment punished businesses and salaries Forex fluctuations and naira volatility resulted in higher prices for imported inputs, increased operating costs for SMEs, and reduced real wages. His supporters will say, “It’s a needed adjustment,” but I keep asking: Why was the transition managed so shakily that citizens had to bear the cost? 4) Minimum wage increase exposed how badly wages fell behind reality Yes, the minimum wage moved from ₦30,000 to ₦70,000 (signed July 29, 2024). However, that moment itself proves the pressure Nigerians were under. A wage hike is not a victory if inflation and prices have already run far ahead; it can still feel like a late patch on a deep wound. 5) Social protection felt too slow or too small for the scale of suffering Government palliatives and support programs existed on paper, but many people experienced them as inconsistent, delayed, or insufficient. In leadership, perception matters: when people feel abandoned, trust collapses. 6) The Nigerian Electricity became “pay more, suffer the same.” The Band A tariff jump in April 2024 is a significant example: higher costs without a fast, visible improvement in reliability for many citizens. And even the government’s own narrative admits the sector still struggles with grid problems and limited generation, so why should citizens accept higher bills as “progress”? 7) Food insecurity worsened to alarming projections. If tens of millions are projected to face severe food insecurity, including projections of over 33 million in 2025, that constitutes a governance failure. Full stop. You can blame climate and global factors, but a serious government reduces shocks by protecting farming, transport, and purchasing power. How has Tinubu handled this? cool Insecurity remained a defining failure in the country. Kidnapping, terror attacks, fear, etc. A president’s first job is to make citizens feel safe. When mass kidnappings continue, including major school abductions, it tells investors, parents, and farmers that the state can’t protect them, and everything else suffers. 9) The handling of protests and dissent damaged legitimacy When protesters were charged with treason after cost-of-living demonstrations, it sent a dangerous signal about civic space. Even if the government claims it’s “maintaining order,” the burden is on the state to prove proportionality, accountability, and respect for rights. When you keep arresting peaceful protesters or harassing them with police, it clearly shows how you value human rights. Human rights under Tinubu are worse than those of the previous two governments. 10) Governance trust: Corruption, controversial policy processes, and oil-sector credibility issues When major tax laws face public controversy about content and enforcement powers, people lose trust in the process. Especially when implementation goes ahead amid disputes. A government that manipulates tax laws passed by parliament without informing parliament and then gazettes a different law is nothing but corrupt and fraudulent. And when oil-sector financial decisions, such as significant debt write-offs, occur while historic remittance disputes remain unresolved, it reinforces the belief that Nigeria’s system still prioritizes protecting institutions over citizens. A government that issues contracts without following due process, as in the case of the Lagos-Calabar Highway, which was given to the President's friend. This is a clear case of nepotism and corruption. In conclusion, my argument is not that “Tinubu did not carry out reforms.” My argument is that the reforms were experienced as hardship without adequate protection; insecurity persisted; and trust in governance suffered. Corruption remains prevalent mainly under this government, and media propaganda is the prevailing order of the day. If someone wants to argue that Tinubu is doing well, I’m open, but I must see measurable improvements that ordinary Nigerians have felt since he resumed in 2023. Improvements such as stable prices, safer communities, reliable power, and transparent governance. Not just media statistics that have no positive impact on the lives of the masses. Nigeria is currently on sickbed and the doctored hired to carry out healing reforms on her seems to be incapable for now. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by pluto09(m): 6:50am On Jan 05 |
https://punchng.com/new-tax-regime-whats-true-whats-not/ "The new tax laws also prescribe that everyone, exempt or not, must file their tax returns annually with a March 31 deadline for companies, while individuals must file by June 30 via NRS portals." |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 7:07am On Jan 05 |
SonofElElyonRet:@Emmanuelewumi |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 7:31am On Jan 05 |
A man asks a psychiatrist how they determine who should be admitted and he replies, "we set a little test.. we fill a bath tub with water and tell people to empty it by using one of these.. a spoon, a cup or a bucket.. what they do determines whether to admit them.. what would you do? |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 7:35am On Jan 05 |
SonofElElyonRet:Let us wait if they can list the shares in the next 2 weeks. We have information blackout about it |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 7:51am On Jan 05 |
SonofElElyonRet:Refer the psychiatrist to a psychiatrist. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Agbalowomeri: 7:51am On Jan 05 |
pluto09:No be only file |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by ppogba: 7:54am On Jan 05 |
zendi:Alexander the great is a learner compared to him. But, as my people will say, a drum that is sounding abnormally high is about to be ruptured. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by emmanuelewumi(m): 8:14am On Jan 05 |
SonofElElyonRet:Presco right offer ended on the 2nd of December 2025 without an extension but the shares were credited into the shareholders CSCS accounts on the 30th of December 2025 Ellah Lakes offers ended on the 19th of December 2025 after a 2 week extension. Hopefully the shares should be credited into shareholders CSCS accounts on the 19th of January 2026. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 8:28am On Jan 05 |
emmanuelewumi:Ok sir |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by SonofElElyonRet: 8:30am On Jan 05 |
ppogba:Artful dodger ![]() |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by pluto09(m): 8:42am On Jan 05 |
Agbalowomeri:Compliance will take time but we have to start from somewhere. The tax man has already said they need about 5 years. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Beeron: 8:45am On Jan 05 |
As we commence the fresh trading week. I put together the list of Top 10 profitable stocks for last week. https://youtube.com/shorts/CAX3IgKQS_g?feature=share |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Stockpromoter(m): 8:45am On Jan 05 |
📊 DAILY MARKET COMMENTARY – ROYALEX 📅 Monday, 5 January 2026 Royalex closed the last trading session on Friday at ₦1.87, slightly higher than Thursday’s ₦1.86 close, with a total traded volume of 2.101 million units. The modest price uptick alongside steady volume reflects continued market participation and sustained interest around current levels. From a short-term perspective, price action remains stable above the recent ₦1.85 area, suggesting that sellers are not exerting strong pressure at this zone. While volume was lower compared to earlier sessions in the week, it still indicates ongoing engagement rather than exhaustion. Key Levels to Watch: Support: ₦1.85 – ₦1.86 Resistance: ₦1.95 – ₦2.00 A decisive move above the immediate resistance band would require improved volume, while holding above support keeps the structure constructive as the new week begins. ⚠️ Market commentary only. Not investment advice. Prepared by Stockpromoter (Loco)
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| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by jckgroup1(m): 8:56am On Jan 05 |
JapaulGold abi JapaulOil. What does Gold have to do with Oil and Gas index? I am asking to learn please ![]() Happy investing/ trading week Dear Nsempaites. Good morning fine people.
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| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 9:32am On Jan 05 |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by mikeapollo: 9:32am On Jan 05 |
pluto09:File ko, file ni. Once I file my PAYE returns with my State Govt., I will never file any additional returns anywhere, even if they point armoured tanks to my head! The CGT nonsense is dead on arrival!. I will never file any gains I make in my stock trades. Let them block or close down the NGX is they want. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by 9jatriot(m): 9:39am On Jan 05 |
First of all, just to let you know I am still here in spite of your negative-inspired post the last time. When I wrote the last time that 'at the rate that you are going, it will not be long before you completely pull your shirt, rub charcoal for your face and enter street. Afterall, street done already de your name sef, so e no go hard you.', some of your partners were trying to water it down and put it down to ordinary criticisim of the government. How can somebody who spends all his time on a stock exchange thread be saying 'ASI means nothing". ASI that is even lower than that of SA and Morocco, that we are hoping will increase, someone is claiming it means nothing just because his prediction that the ASI will go down by year end failed. Your heart is inherently evil, otherwise how on earth can you beef someone who is doing something legitimate and offering valuable content for free. Is he also 'southwest plesident'? Or is he the government also? Even if he is doing it for content, what is wrong with it? Did he put a knife to your head to watch it. Come to think of it, if he wanted to really make money from content, would it not have been better for him to open a channel and be shaking bombom or other irrelevant things? I think you have reached stage 3 diagnosis level and require really prompt attention. Streetinvestor2: |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by pluto09(m): 9:58am On Jan 05 |
mikeapollo:Any other income you make personally and the CGT are still under the jurisdictions of your state government. Nothing much new with the new act except it makes evasion more difficult. It is just a matter of time. |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by dapix: 10:00am On Jan 05 |
Ding!!! |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by KarlTom: 10:00am On Jan 05 |
Ding! ![]() |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 10:00am On Jan 05 |
9jatriot:I would have responded well.Then this yr I have different way I want to handle ur type.And that is not to see your type again if possible till Jesus comes. So recieve block..lol |
| Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by Streetinvestor2: 10:02am On Jan 05 |
Which is now with this fraudulent government 1. 25 million for individuals and 100 million for business 2. 50 million for individuals and 250 million for business |
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