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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:32pm On Jul 17

🔥 FIRSTHOLDCO refused to die.
The stock plunged to ₦79 (-9.5%).
It now trades at ₦95.95 (+9.97%)... a new 52-week high.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:31am On Jul 17

deathwing:
To the stockbubbles guy, there is no price history for WAPCO since the name change.

We've fixed the historical data issue for stocks that recently changed names:
• ABBEYBDS → ABBEYBANK
• DEAPCAP → CMFC
• WAPCO → HBMNG
Historical performance should now display correctly. Appreciate the feedback and for helping us improve StockBubbles. 👍

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:20am On Jul 17

🎢 FIRSTHOLDCO is leading both sides of the market today.
🥇 Biggest fade from the high
🥇 Strongest bounce from the low
From +9.97% to -8.3% and back to -1.4%.
That's the most dramatic intraday battle on the NGX so far today.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 9:37am On Jul 17

🏆 FIRSTHOLDCO opens at a fresh 52-week high (₦95.95, +9.97%).

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:22pm On Jul 16

👀 UBA wants the full 10%.

What started the day at +0.2% has expanded to +9.27%.

📈 now ₦44.80 per share
⚡ Just 0.73 percentage points from limit up
🏦 Among the strongest banking movers on the board today
The session isn't over quite yet.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 1:04pm On Jul 16

deathwing:
To the stockbubbles guy, there is no price history for WAPCO since the name change.

Thanks for spotting this👍
Apparenty it affects all stocks that have undergone name changes. Will immediately work on restoring the missing historical data.
Many thanks again

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 9:34am On Jul 16

🚨 Market Open: FIRSTHOLDCO wastes no time

The banking giant opens Thursday at a fresh 52-week high.

📈 +9.96% today
🏆 New 52-week high: ₦87.25
🔥 +26.08% WoW
💰 +82.15% YTD
Yesterday it was chasing the high. Today it is setting it.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 1:04pm On Jul 14

Trending filter just got a major upgrade.

Now you can instantly spot:
🚀 Volume Surges
🔄 Strongest Recoveries
💰 Highest Value Traded
🏆 New 52-Week Highs
📈 Uptrends
📉 Weekly Laggards

...and more market stories unfolding in real time.

Less scrolling. More signal.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 4:56pm On Jul 13

💡Today's session wasn't as one-sided as the closing prices suggest.

Red won the day, but underneath the selloff:

• FTGINSURE: -10.0% → +3.1%
• DAARCOMM: -3.0% → +6.7%
• INTBREW: +0.8% → +9.8%
• UNILEVER: -10.0% → -1.9%

The market closed mostly red, but not before some stocks staged serious intraday fights back from the edge.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 12:25pm On Jul 11

📊 Yesterday's closing prices don't tell the whole story...

🟢 INTBREW was the only stock to finish green every day this week.
🏆 NIDF hit a fresh 52-week high.
🚀LEGENDINT traded 9x normal volume, but sellers still won the closing battle.
📉 MCNICHOLS went from +7% to -10%... the session's biggest plot twist.
🔄 FTGINSURE and REGALINS staged the strongest recoveries.
💰 ZENITHBANK and GTCO led money flow.
The index tells one story.
The market tells many.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:45pm On Jul 09

awesomeJ:
Sweet!

Let this too start coming.

Should be a buy around N300.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:36pm On Jul 09

30 minutes to the close and GEREGU just printed a new 52-week low on nearly 7x normal volume, crashes to ₦825.70 👀

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 9:41am On Jul 07

If current momentum holds into the close, DAARCOMM (₦1.99, +9.94%) and JAPAULGOLD (₦3.35, +5.02%) will both extend their runs to 5 consecutive green sessions.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:25am On Jul 06

mikeapollo:
Abeg, let it breathe a little.
You were here when people like Agba dey mock us.

Meanwhile, kudos for the great work on the stockbubble website. It has been really helpful.
More grease to your elbow

Thanks for the kind words boss 🙏🏾

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:15am On Jul 06

👀 OANDO is back above ₦43.
After closing last week at ₦40.85, the stock is currently trading at ₦43.90 (+7.47%) intraday.
A ₦3 move in a single session is hard to ignore.

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Politics › Re: "Nigeria’s Challenge Is Low Revenue, Not High Debt" - World Bank by toyeoye(m): 10:43am On Jul 05

Kemetian:
TELL YOUR AI TO STOP PUTTING WORDS IN MY MOUTH.

Nobody said ''let corruption thrive''. Or ''let's not spend more on health and education''.

The point is that you do not NEGLECT the expansion of your revenue base on the basis that the 'real issue' is corruption, which is a misconception based on the MISTAKEN belief that a $40 billion budget is 'sufficient' to develop a country of 250 million people ''were it not for corruption''.

It's a mindset that encourages economic and industrial inertia.

Also promotes a national delusion of 'squandered riches' which contributes to mass, perennial disgruntlement.

You've mentioned AI more times than you've addressed the actual question.

Stop moving the goalposts. Nobody said revenue expansion should be neglected. The real irony is that you keep attacking a position nobody advanced. Nobody thinks $40bn is enough for 250 million people. But for you to keep using that as the central argument suggests you're living in a bubble. We are bombarded with examples of waste, mismanagement, abandoned projects, and questionable spending decisions almost every day. Instead, you've spent several posts explaining why we should focus on making the pie bigger while avoiding the discussion about who is eating most of it.

It's the same logic as a father whose family is struggling, money keeps disappearing, priorities are upside down, and his answer is: "Let's focus on increasing my salary."

Any responsible adult would first ask "What happened to the money already coming in?"

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Politics › Re: "Nigeria’s Challenge Is Low Revenue, Not High Debt" - World Bank by toyeoye(m): 7:48pm On Jul 04

Kushites:
Stop quoting AI generated nonsense.

Answer with your own head.

Did your AI tell you what PERCENTAGE of revenue is stolen or misappropriated?

The worst estimates put it at 30% of annual revenue.

So which is better - crying uselessly about corruption, or raising revenues so the impact of corruption is less felt?

WHICH IS BETTER:

A $40 billion budget reduced by corruption to $30 billion.

Or a $150 billion budget reduced by corruption to $110 billion?

This is genuinely one of the most intellectually lazy arguments I've seen.
Your response to "billions are wasted, diverted, and poorly allocated" is: "Let's collect more billions."
By that logic, no level of corruption matters as long as revenue grows.
Nigeria already spends a smaller share of its resources on health and education than poorer, more indebted countries.
You keep talking about how much money comes in. I'm talking about where it goes.
The fact that you can't tell the difference is the entire problem.

Politics › Re: "Nigeria’s Challenge Is Low Revenue, Not High Debt" - World Bank by toyeoye(m): 7:12pm On Jul 04

Kushites:
BS.

Nigeria (pop. 250 million)

Annual budget: $40 billion.

UK (pop. 65 million)
Annual budget: $2 TRILLION

Germany, France also have annual budgets exceeding $2 TRILLION.

USA: $8 TRILLION.

South Africa: (pop. 60 million)

Annual budget: $130 billion

..........

CONCLUSION: Nigeria's Number 1 priority is to keep diversifying its economy away from oil, to raise national revenues.

Even if the country was ruled by SAINTS, it would still struggle to develop.

The loans taken are ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.

You can't develop a country of Nigeria's size with a $40 billion budget.

That $40 billion is what the state of California is using to rehabilitate one of its rail corridors.

BS

Imagine a family earning ₦500,000 a month.

If YOU, the father, complains that the family is poor, but half the money disappears before it gets home, another large chunk is spent on luxuries, and very little is left for food, school fees, or healthcare, would the solution simply be to earn more?

Of course not.

The first question would be: where is the money going?

That's the issue with Nigeria.

We are often told the country has a revenue problem. But there are repeated allegations of corruption, waste, inflated contracts, patronage, and poor spending choices. One former agency head even alleged that he paid millions for his appointment and was later asked to hand over 48% of his agency's startup funds.

Then look at the results. Countries such as Ghana, Zambia, Malawi, and Zimbabwe, which also face debt challenges, still devote more of their available resources to health and education than Nigeria does.

So the question is not only how much money Nigeria makes. The bigger question is how the money is being used.

Pouring more water into a bucket full of holes doesn't solve the problem. You fix the holes first.

Until Nigeria tackles waste, corruption, and poor priorities, simply increasing revenue will not automatically lead to better schools, better hospitals, or better public services. The problem is not just how much comes in, it's what happens after it comes in.

Politics › Re: "Nigeria’s Challenge Is Low Revenue, Not High Debt" - World Bank by toyeoye(m): 6:45pm On Jul 04

NIGERIA HAS A SPENDING PROBLEM

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:51pm On Jul 03

KarlTom:
OandO

buyers return to the oil major, 9.96% to ₦40.85

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:43pm On Jul 03

LIMIT-UPS ARE SPREADING.
AIRTELAFRI and TIP just joined DAARCOMM and OMATEK at the ceiling

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 3:37pm On Jul 03

🚀 Late surge: AIRTELAFRI hits limit-up in the final minutes of trading.

The telecom giant jumps ₦479.40 to ₦5,274, matching a fresh 52-week high and extending its gain to +132.3% YTD.
Volume reached 110.4k shares, about 150% above its 30-day average, as buyers stepped in aggressively into the close. 🔥

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 4:09pm On Jul 02

⚠️ TRANSCORP, HONYFLOUR and FCMB all closed at fresh 52-week lows today.
🔻 TRANSCORP closes at ₦37.95
🔻 HONYFLOUR closes at ₦14.00
🔻 FCMB closes at ₦9.05

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 9:52am On Jul 02

📉 VFDGROUP just touched a new 52-week low intraday. The stock falls to ₦9.50, matching its lowest price in the past year

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:16am On Jun 30

Bimmms:
Pls , how can I track the live share price of any stock at any particular time of the trading session ?

StockBubbles (stockbubbles.com.ng) is another option. Real-time NGX prices, volume, value traded, gainers/losers and intraday market moves all in one place

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:12am On Jun 30

🔴ACCESSCORP is back near 52-week low territory.
At ₦21.90 (-4.37%) intraday, the stock is only ₦2 above its 52-week low and has erased almost 40% from its 52-week peak.
The selloff isn't slowing down yet. 📉🔥

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 12:20pm On Jun 29

🚨 The biggest stock on the NGX just hit LIMIT DOWN.
MTNN is down 10% to ₦747, wiping off ₦83 per share in ongoing session.
When a ₦17.4 trillion giant is locked at the floor, the whole market feels it.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 11:35am On Jun 29

🟢 ELLAHLAKES takes the lead.
Up 7.78% to ₦9.00, the stock tops intraday's gainers board despite the broader market's weakness.

Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 9:55am On Jun 29

305.3 million shares traded today.
That's over 17x its 30-day average volume of 17.8 million shares.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 12:21pm On Jun 26

WEMABANK ripped from +3.70% to +10%, locking at limit-up.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 10:16am On Jun 26

ghm:
Please, I kindly seek your advice – should I sell my Aradel shares? Honestly, I am at a loss as to what to do.

My average price is below ₦800, and my P&L is over 147%.

Your guidance would be greatly appreciated.

Before deciding ask yourself Why did you buy ARADEL? Has anything fundamentally changed since then? If the thesis is unchanged, the current selloff is just temporary. If the thesis has changed it may be time to reassess. Only you can make that decision.

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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by toyeoye(m): 9:34am On Jun 26

🚨 Market Open: ARADEL opens at ₦1,418, locked at limit-down (-9.97%) for a second straight session.

Yesterday's heavy selling carries into today's open. Will buyers finally step in? 📉

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