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HesInMe:
I'm just wondering what you're seeing in the company to bet on it long term. The business seems undifferentiated, and their fortunes are tied to the whims of a handful of customers. If MTN wakes up and vexes...

That company’s historical financials speak volumes in terms of exponential growth. The price movements have also been impressive. The stock is a multibagger stock and based on their recent numbers, there seems to be more gas in their tank.

I understand your point in terms of their undiversified customer base (customer concentration risk). It is valid but that stock is potentially one of the biggest (and financial performance backed) compounders on the NGX in recent times. Very similar to NAHCO, PRESCO and SEPLAT. Other stocks that may tow that path are ARADEL and TIP.

Best regards,

Iskalamong!

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iskalamong:
That company’s historical financials speak volumes in terms of exponential growth. The price movements have also been impressive. The stock is a multibagger stock and based on their recent numbers, there seems to be more gas in their tank.

I understand your point in terms of their undiversified customer base (customer concentration risk). It is valid but that stock is potentially one of the biggest (and financial performance backed) compounders on the NGX in recent times. Very similar to NAHCO, PRESCO and SEPLAT. Other stocks that may tow that path are ARADEL and TIP.

Best regards,

Iskalamong!


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You people are just looking for money! This generation don spoil

Pls which stock did you ascribe this whisper to?

robobo:
Any whisper per Access and UBA??

Which stock pls?

Sunrisepebble:
Whisper of 875k
NFA/DYOR

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2c1UAgTYGDgUv3MXD0Rcwb

Midday Update on the NGX

Sam007west:
Which stock pls?

I think his talking of Zee B

Mankind2024:
You ought to acknowledge the key role I played in sending the aggressive ROYALEX promoter packing from this thread. My direct and hard-hitting message triggered the chain of events that liberated the discussion from his constant disruptions.

So far you don't deny Loco his weekly 10-20% in some of these insurance stocks,I am okay staying quite.
One thing I know is I was here you came and I will be here to see your end here.


I blame myself for revealing a trading strategy which I believe you also benefited from.

I am okay and doing pretty well bro.
If you know this,do you know the other one?
You have denied some people little things that can help them win the market at a particular time.

Enjoy the market alone.
Make sure you help the members to make your audio billions if true you are making it big.

I don't eat alone but you have forced me to start eating alone like some of the greedy and self centred ones here who don't care for others.

Kindly know that I am here always observing all you do.

Have a nice day

iskalamong:
That company’s historical financials speak volumes in terms of exponential growth. The price movements have also been impressive. The stock is a multibagger stock and based on their recent numbers, there seems to be more gas in their tank.

I understand your point in terms of their undiversified customer base (customer concentration risk). It is valid but that stock is potentially one of the biggest (and financial performance backed) compounders on the NGX in recent times. Very similar to NAHCO, PRESCO and SEPLAT. Other stocks that may tow that path are ARADEL and TIP.
Best regards,
Iskalamong!

Thanks for more detailed explanations...
I'm happy someone else is also seeing this stock from NAHCO's point of view....😊

I've mentioned it here before when it was somehow static in price and trading at circa 5/6.....that CWG is a Beta stock according to my Oga.....
May not have the aggression of Nahco and such stuff......but, long term outlook of the stock is promising.......all things being equal.
It's a stock for long termers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH7R5rtUr3o

Midday trading update

Stockpromoter:
So far you don't deny Loco his weekly 10-20% in some of these insurance stocks,I am okay staying quite.
One thing I know is I was here you came and I will be here to see your end here.


I blame myself for revealing a trading strategy which I believe you also benefited from.

I am okay and doing pretty well bro.
If you know this,do you know the other one?
You have denied some people little things that can help them win the market at a particular time.

Enjoy the market alone.
Make sure you help the members to make your audio billions if true you are making it big.

I don't eat alone but you have forced me to start eating alone like some of the greedy and self centred ones here who don't care for others.

Kindly know that I am here always observing all you do.

Loco no vex.
Everyone on a public platform like this cannot have same view or viewing from same angle.
Remember not everyone is also against you here.
Mankind is also a good fellow here with his own unique style
Just let it slide and continue your good works.

Meanwhile, ACCESS has been resilient today...
Refused to go below 26 so far.....
Though volumes boku......the more it's trying to lift body, the more volumes are showing up.......😊


MTNN on the other hand looks more like consolidation....
Quite some volumes exchanging hands @718...

I guess dividend hunters are positioning.

This loco things de tire me. Through his mentions on veristas and prestige, my little seed capital turned to million last year January. Information may not be useful to you in particular but may be useful to others, hence, we shouldn't shut some investors/traders up. If you don't like a post, scroll past it, simple.


Many years ago, through one of your posts ma'am, I joined fidelity bank @2. I cashed out last year January. I appreciate your efforts and others in this forum in maintaining peace. God bless us all

yMcy56:
Meanwhile, ACCESS has been resilient today...
Refused to go below 26 so far...

MTNN on the other hand looks more like consolidation....
Quite some volumes exchanging hands...

iskalamong:
That company’s historical financials speak volumes in terms of exponential growth. The price movements have also been impressive. The stock is a multibagger stock and based on their recent numbers, there seems to be more gas in their tank.

I understand your point in terms of their undiversified customer base (customer concentration risk). It is valid but that stock is potentially one of the biggest (and financial performance backed) compounders on the NGX in recent times. Very similar to NAHCO, PRESCO and SEPLAT. Other stocks that may tow that path are ARADEL and TIP.

Best regards,

Iskalamong!

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All these are in my portfolio including CWG

What the Equity Markets Have Taught Me in March 2026
I have long dreamed of building a billion-Naira portfolio — roughly equivalent to several hundred thousand US dollars at current exchange rates. I never imagined it would happen sooner than expected.
In the past, I had opportunities but often sabotaged myself through fear and impatience. At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, I confidently did exactly that with my foreign portfolio. Before the pandemic, I had built a US portfolio worth about $15,000. When it dropped by $3,000 in a single week, I panicked, hit the sell button, and vowed never to invest in US equities again.
That painful experience pushed me to focus on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). My local investments paid off handsomely by late 2024.
As the saying goes, the day you stop learning is the day you start dying. By early 2023, I began reading widely about global markets and gained a much deeper understanding of the US market. I soon realized my mistake: if I had simply held onto my positions in Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B), Tesla (TSLA), and S&P 500 index funds, that $15,000 portfolio I sold would have grown to more than $80,000 by mid-2023.
I decided to study the US market seriously and discovered its core secret is surprisingly simple: stay the course, even when you have no new money to add. Markets always recover — often aggressively.
The volatility I faced in 2020 nearly repeated itself in early 2026. Experience is said to be the best teacher, but in our generation, the experiences of others can teach us even faster and less painfully.
I am now far more comfortable with volatility. I had prepared for turbulent times, and the "shield" I built around my US holdings protected me well.
I noticed a clear pattern: whenever the 47th US President (Donald Trump) announced positive news about easing hostilities in the Middle East, US stocks rallied strongly. When Iranian officials pushed back against the news, the market turned bearish and threatened to devour my gains. Yet my strategy held firm.
So far, I have not lost more than $15,000 from a peak unrealized gain of over $65,000. The key lesson? Volatility is the unavoidable price we pay for the ambitious goal of compounding wealth in the US market.
By contrast, patience is the main price of building serious wealth on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). It may move more slowly, but it rewards those who stay committed.
Overall, investing is an intrinsic habit with no finish line and no point of full satisfaction. To build real wealth, one must eliminate contentment and keep pushing forward. I often ask myself: what continues to drive Tony Elumelu, one of Nigeria’s most prominent investors? Through his company Heirs Energies, he recently acquired a major stake in Seplat Energy, becoming its largest shareholder in a nearly $500 million deal. There is simply no room for contentment in wealth building.
It is a marathon — full of excitement on green days and quiet reflection on red ones.

I'm currently trading ETFs alongside equity funds in Nigeria. I hope the ongoing war comes to an end.

Mankind2024:
What the Equity Markets Have Taught Me in March 2026
I have long dreamed of building a billion-Naira portfolio — roughly equivalent to several hundred thousand US dollars at current exchange rates. I never imagined it would happen sooner than expected.
In the past, I had opportunities but often sabotaged myself through fear and impatience. At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, I confidently did exactly that with my foreign portfolio. Before the pandemic, I had built a US portfolio worth about $15,000. When it dropped by $3,000 in a single week, I panicked, hit the sell button, and vowed never to invest in US equities again.
That painful experience pushed me to focus on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). My local investments paid off handsomely by late 2024.
As the saying goes, the day you stop learning is the day you start dying. By early 2023, I began reading widely about global markets and gained a much deeper understanding of the US market. I soon realized my mistake: if I had simply held onto my positions in Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B), Tesla (TSLA), and S&P 500 index funds, that $15,000 portfolio I sold would have grown to more than $80,000 by mid-2023.
I decided to study the US market seriously and discovered its core secret is surprisingly simple: stay the course, even when you have no new money to add. Markets always recover — often aggressively.
The volatility I faced in 2020 nearly repeated itself in early 2026. Experience is said to be the best teacher, but in our generation, the experiences of others can teach us even faster and less painfully.
I am now far more comfortable with volatility. I had prepared for turbulent times, and the "shield" I built around my US holdings protected me well.
I noticed a clear pattern: whenever the 47th US President (Donald Trump) announced positive news about easing hostilities in the Middle East, US stocks rallied strongly. When Iranian officials pushed back against the news, the market turned bearish and threatened to devour my gains. Yet my strategy held firm.
So far, I have not lost more than $15,000 from a peak unrealized gain of over $65,000. The key lesson? Volatility is the unavoidable price we pay for the ambitious goal of compounding wealth in the US market.
By contrast, patience is the main price of building serious wealth on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). It may move more slowly, but it rewards those who stay committed.
Overall, investing is an intrinsic habit with no finish line and no point of full satisfaction. To build real wealth, one must eliminate contentment and keep pushing forward. I often ask myself: what continues to drive Tony Elumelu, one of Nigeria’s most prominent investors? Through his company Heirs Energies, he recently acquired a major stake in Seplat Energy, becoming its largest shareholder in a nearly $500 million deal. There is simply no room for contentment in wealth building.
It is a marathon — full of excitement on green days and quiet reflection on red ones.

TRUMP: We have a peaceful discussion with Iran and will be ending the war soon
IRAN: We have not spoken with Trump or anyone concerning this

MANKIND2024: I have chased LOCO out of NSEMPA
STOCKPROMOTER: Posted on NSEMPA to show he is still here.


Like MANKIND like TRUMP
Like LOCO like IRAN

LOCO na tough guy, nobody fit shake am

Just so it's crystal clear: Your argument about CWG's future performance is based on past performance, despite the concentration risk and weak moat, right?

It's not like you're seeing some underappreciated growth trigger. Just past performance?

iskalamong:
That company’s historical financials speak volumes in terms of exponential growth. The price movements have also been impressive. The stock is a multibagger stock and based on their recent numbers, there seems to be more gas in their tank.

I understand your point in terms of their undiversified customer base (customer concentration risk). It is valid but that stock is potentially one of the biggest (and financial performance backed) compounders on the NGX in recent times. Very similar to NAHCO, PRESCO and SEPLAT. Other stocks that may tow that path are ARADEL and TIP.

Best regards,

Iskalamong!

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Lol

vacanci:
TRUMP: We have a peaceful discussion with Iran and will be ending the war soon
IRAN: We have not spoken with Trump or anyone concerning this

MANKIND2024: I have chased LOCO out of NSEMPA
STOCKPROMOTER: Posted on NSEMPA to show he is still here.


Like MANKIND like TRUMP
Like LOCO like IRAN

LOCO na tough guy, nobody fit shake am

We're on completely opposite ends of the spectrum. Trading isn't in my circle of competence at all.
I will humbly refer you to my good NSEMPA friend, Mr Locodemy, aka Loco index, aka STOCKPROMOTER.
I'm quietly praying the war continues long enough for Zenith Bank and GTCO to drop my significant dividends, so I that I can use the proceeds to top up my S&P 500 and BRK.B positions.

EquityM:
I'm currently trading ETFs alongside equity funds in Nigeria. I hope the ongoing war comes to an end.

S&P is up at the moment.

Mankind2024:
We're on completely opposite ends of the spectrum. Trading isn't in my circle of competence at all.
I will humbly refer you to my good NSEMPA friend, Mr Locodemy, aka Loco index, aka STOCKPROMOTER.
I'm quietly praying the war continues long enough for Zenith Bank and GTCO to drop my significant dividends, so I that I can use the proceeds to top up my S&P 500 and BRK.B positions.

Yes
Gold is up 1.8%
Market is highly volatile.
S&P is down again on live view.

EquityM:
S&P is up at the moment.

I will be sticking with silver for a while. Gold has been fluctuating for a while despite it being a safe haven for investors.

Mankind2024:
Yes
Gold is up 1.8%
Market is highly volatile.
S&P is down again on live view.

ARADEL. ±
CONOIL. ±
ETERNA. -1.06%
OandO. ±
SEPLAT. ±

chimex38:
37 gainers 23 loosers
Airtel + other strong top 5 gainers list of almost 10%


Top Losses mere 6%-3% mostly from low cap stocks

Yet, ASI just barely gained 0.9%.

Reversal from yesterday.
Sideways movements ongoing.

The more you look, the less you see

32 gainers
32 loosers
ASI-0.11%
Balanced Play Today

Well it wasn't hidden sha. Probably your broker didn't do the needful sha

chimex38:
Thank you.
So they yaf fixed this thing since.
wonder how I missed the info.
Thanks for confirming.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3QOEuV4KEKV3T3S4iDykEB

Summary of today's trading session on the NGX

What app do you use in trading such huge sum in US stocks, i assume you are in Nigeria

Mankind2024:
What the Equity Markets Have Taught Me in March 2026
I have long dreamed of building a billion-Naira portfolio — roughly equivalent to several hundred thousand US dollars at current exchange rates. I never imagined it would happen sooner than expected.
In the past, I had opportunities but often sabotaged myself through fear and impatience. At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, I confidently did exactly that with my foreign portfolio. Before the pandemic, I had built a US portfolio worth about $15,000. When it dropped by $3,000 in a single week, I panicked, hit the sell button, and vowed never to invest in US equities again.
That painful experience pushed me to focus on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). My local investments paid off handsomely by late 2024.
As the saying goes, the day you stop learning is the day you start dying. By early 2023, I began reading widely about global markets and gained a much deeper understanding of the US market. I soon realized my mistake: if I had simply held onto my positions in Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B), Tesla (TSLA), and S&P 500 index funds, that $15,000 portfolio I sold would have grown to more than $80,000 by mid-2023.
I decided to study the US market seriously and discovered its core secret is surprisingly simple: stay the course, even when you have no new money to add. Markets always recover — often aggressively.
The volatility I faced in 2020 nearly repeated itself in early 2026. Experience is said to be the best teacher, but in our generation, the experiences of others can teach us even faster and less painfully.
I am now far more comfortable with volatility. I had prepared for turbulent times, and the "shield" I built around my US holdings protected me well.
I noticed a clear pattern: whenever the 47th US President (Donald Trump) announced positive news about easing hostilities in the Middle East, US stocks rallied strongly. When Iranian officials pushed back against the news, the market turned bearish and threatened to devour my gains. Yet my strategy held firm.
So far, I have not lost more than $15,000 from a peak unrealized gain of over $65,000. The key lesson? Volatility is the unavoidable price we pay for the ambitious goal of compounding wealth in the US market.
By contrast, patience is the main price of building serious wealth on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). It may move more slowly, but it rewards those who stay committed.
Overall, investing is an intrinsic habit with no finish line and no point of full satisfaction. To build real wealth, one must eliminate contentment and keep pushing forward. I often ask myself: what continues to drive Tony Elumelu, one of Nigeria’s most prominent investors? Through his company Heirs Energies, he recently acquired a major stake in Seplat Energy, becoming its largest shareholder in a nearly $500 million deal. There is simply no room for contentment in wealth building.
It is a marathon — full of excitement on green days and quiet reflection on red ones.

Stockpromoter:
So far you don't deny Loco his weekly 10-20% in some of these insurance stocks,I am okay staying quite.
One thing I know is I was here you came and I will be here to see your end here.


I blame myself for revealing a trading strategy which I believe you also benefited from.

I am okay and doing pretty well bro.
If you know this,do you know the other one?
You have denied some people little things that can help them win the market at a particular time.

Enjoy the market alone.
Make sure you help the members to make your audio billions if true you are making it big.

I don't eat alone but you have forced me to start eating alone like some of the greedy and self centred ones here who don't care for others.

Kindly know that I am here always observing all you do.

Have a nice day

Even though I am yet to align with any of your recommendations since getting here, I respect your views. When people make recommendations the wise thing to do is take a look at the company yourself and see if your analysis agrees with the recommendation given. All these people who say that people are giving recommendation for selfish reasons are living in coo coo land.

Nobody pays anybody here for analysis. I personally give recommendations for two reasons;

1, To get the opinions of others to see if there is something I am over looking. Essentially giving me a second opinion
2, To potentially draw attention to company and increase demand for the stock

So please keep giving your recommendations. I don't think our investment methodologies align and as such I haven't taken advantage of your recommendations but trust me I have reviewed all the companies that you have recommended since I became active here. And who knows, one day I will hammer from your recommendation.

MisterInvestor:
What app do you use in trading such huge sum in US stocks, i assume you are in Nigeria

Check out this post

https://ngxforum.com/thread/120/recommendations-international-investing-nigeria

I have discussed the options I use. If you have further questions please feel free to ask

Born2beRich1:
I think i can help u there..you can buy banking stocks like Diamond bank, FCMB, skyebank, and fidelity..

I will post some more stocks picks after analysis..Just watch out..

If you still have anything you want to share you can let me know...I will give my advise on investment..Cheers

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Quoting for later use.

Thank you

nosa2:
Check out this post

https://ngxforum.com/thread/120/recommendations-international-investing-nigeria

I have discussed the options I use. If you have further questions please feel free to ask

Not comfortable with Bamboo for long term holding, Standard bank webtrader is for South africans.

nosa2:
Check out this post

https://ngxforum.com/thread/120/recommendations-international-investing-nigeria

I have discussed the options I use. If you have further questions please feel free to ask