📉 NGX Fear & Greed Index UpdateThe market has been locked in Fear to Extreme Fear for an extended period, reflecting heavy caution and pessimism among investors.Latest progress: the index has started to edge higher and just reached 13; a slight improvement, but we’re still https://t.co/8al8BUik1f
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If I could hold only one NGX 🇳🇬 stock forever, it would be GTCO. Custodian would be a very close second.These are the only two stocks where I could hold 100% of my NGX portfolio and still sleep like a baby. https://t.co/XZEytfohHC
The NGX 🇳🇬 doesn’t reward the smartest investor every year.It rewards the disciplined investor over many years.Patience is an underrated edge in investing.
@onu_slim Tony is a great leader & a great manager of men & resources.
But
UBA traces its origin to British & French Bank Ltd founded in 1949.
In 1961 UBA was incorporated to take over BFB.
In 2005 Elumelu took over UBA when he merged it with his Standard Trust Bank, (STB)
Tony is solid+
@TomolaGroup @Educator_Lawal You’re my goat in this boss. I give you kudos and honestly you’re motivating me. Atleast I’m saving a little out my little salary to buy stock just started though and I have a GTCO bought some unit last month
@ThatJuDaH A lot of NGX companies have sought shareholder approval to raise capital but have yet to implement any capital raise. McNichols and C&I Leasing did the same, but there has still been no announcement of an actual capital raise from either company. Maybe they are all waiting for
@obaofph01 He’s on to SEPLAT immediately.
@BUACement Building tomorrow's Nigeria with unmatched strength and vision! BUA Cement is truly the King of Strength. #BUACement
What does H2 2026 hold for Nigeria's equities market? In a fresh Economy and Politics episode on WebTV, Mr David Adonri, CEO of HighCap Securities Limited, breaks down the key trends, risks, and opportunities ahead, from the impact of macroeconomic reforms and the T+1 settlement
@iamtennygee There are fees and penalties.
And that’s the make up of the revenue for NGX group itself. But it shouldn’t be this long and I think there should be limited number of occurrences for such act too
@StanbicIBTC Stanbic Ibtc pension manager…the worst pension fund manager.
A dedicated WhatsApp group for $NEM holders is now online!All investors holding $NEM stock are welcome to join this exclusive group to discuss the stock and get the latest informationgroup:🔗https://t.co/qwBxRP2Uy4
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Good morning everyone….please stay away from Stanbic Ibtc Pension Manager.
The worst pension fund manager.
Seplat Ends Routine Gas Flaring, Deepens Investment In Nigeria’s LPG Market
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☀️ NGX Morning — Tue, 7 Jul
📊 Yesterday's market
↑ 52 stocks closed higher
↓ 13 closed lower
📊 Financial Services led the gains
🎯 Today's Top Buys
https://t.co/MxCmG9DOQl · Not financial advice
Investors Eye 15.72% Returns As DMO Opens July Savings Bond
The Debt Management Office has opened subscriptions for the July 2026 Federal Government of Nigeria Savings Bond, offering retail investors annual returns of up to 15.72 percent. The subscription period runs from July 6 to July 10, 2026.
Equities Surge 2.15% As Market Capitalisation Hits N150.27trn
The Nigerian equities market commenced the week on a bullish note, with the NGX All-Share Index advancing by 2.15 percent to close at 234,178.23 points. Investor wealth grew by over three trillion Naira, lifting the total market capitalisation to approximately 150.27 trillion Naira.
A dedicated WhatsApp group for $NEM holders is now online!All investors holding $NEM stock are welcome to join this exclusive group to discuss the stock and get the latest informationgroup:🔗https://t.co/qwBxRP2Uy4
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Investors pocket N3.17trn, as Nigerian stocks stage strong rallyhttps://t.co/I1t6Tw7oPM
Foreign investors are actively retreating from the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), a pullback heavily influenced by concerns over the newly implemented T+1 trade settlement cycle. Consequently, foreign participation in May plummeted to its lowest level since March 2026.Recent data https://t.co/0tnmBdayd8
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