Makingitknown

Pathologist turned Cloud Engineer & Investor 🔬☁️📈
10yrs diagnosing disease | Now diagnosing markets & systems Transition from Lab to Tech | Stock|#DevOps

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A pathologist view:

The pattern I'm seeing on the NGX right now looks like a patient coming off a fever.

ATH hit: 252,508 pts on May 13.

Current level: 244,697 — just 3.1% below that peak.

Volume doubled from Monday to Tuesday (+104%).

That's not panic. That's accumulation.

When volume surges and price holds near its highs?

That's a healthy sign. Not a warning. 🧬

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@gentlemanway007 Wonderful submissions

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@FinPlanKaluAja1 Hmmm
Where is 🇳🇬?
Ok I remembered, the category is for fast growing not grown...

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Who has your money
Wapco or BUA

[Asalu Adegboyega Yinka @yinkarianstocks]

Financial performance of BUA cement relative to Wapco cement #Nigeriastockmarket #stocks #dividends #etf #ngx

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@yinkarianstocks Beautiful analysis

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@nazzaokonkwo Hahaha 🤣

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@2sydestrading Your charts can be trusted

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Pay attention to Capital Market

[Ndubuisi Ekekwe @ndekekwe]

Young People of Nigeria, you need to pay attention to what is coming. Bitcoin and cryptocurrency may create pockets of wealth, and artificial intelligence will certainly reshape industries, but neither is likely to deliver the broad-based economic alpha for Nigeria in the coming decade. AI, in particular, requires enormous capital, reliable electricity, deep research ecosystems, and computational infrastructure. For now, Nigeria is more likely to participate in AI primarily at the consumer and application layers rather than as a dominant producer of foundational technologies.

But there is something else that could transform Nigeria in a profound way: the Capital Market. Interestingly, the capital market has already surpassed agriculture as the largest component of Nigeria's GDP, yet I do not sense enough excitement among our young people. That concerns me because Nigeria's economic evolution has historically been remarkably predictable.

If you study Nigeria's business history closely, you will notice a pattern: roughly every decade, the economy undergoes a structural redesign driven by a new operating system. These redesigns rarely announce themselves loudly, but when they arrive, they reorder winners, redraw value chains, and quietly retire old playbooks.

In the 1990s, the new generation banks emerged with technology as their weapon. They deployed VSAT systems to connect branches, collapsed distance, and made banking largely location-agnostic. Overnight, proximity lost its power, and legacy institutions had to reinvent themselves or gradually fade.

Then came the 2000s and the GSM revolution. Mobile telephony did far more than connect calls. It rewired commerce, accelerated coordination, expanded markets, and raised national productivity. A new layer of economic energy entered the system.

The 2010s deepened that transformation. Phones ceased to be mere communication devices and became economic terminals - mini banks, mini schools, mini offices, and marketplaces in our pockets. Economic life moved into the palm of the hand.

Today, we are living through the decade of application utility. Young people are recombining APIs, stacking digital tools, and fixing frictions across payments, logistics, healthcare, commerce, and education. But the next great inflection point is already visible.

Because of the Investment and Securities Act (ISA) 2025, the 2030s will likely become Nigeria's Capital Market Decade. ISA 2025 is one of the most consequential pieces of business legislation enacted in Nigeria in a generation. It does not merely amend regulations; it expands the imagination of what can exist within our markets. New asset classes will emerge. New instruments will be engineered. New forms of wealth will be created.

I want you to pay attention to the capital market https://t.co/ggYVTIVfI8

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@Rxbremen Good to hear
Always know about Lagos..

Others we were told are hidden from public

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@beri_grizou Nigeria and Ghana
Two bradas
Thay loves themselves
Banter each other hard

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[Olumide Adesina @olumidecapital]

There is a high likelihood that some politically connected investors will withdraw funds from the 🇳🇬 stock market ahead of election campaigns

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@dobmarch8 £800 monthly for what essence biko nu?

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@WalesCypt @dobmarch8 I need check that out too
Eating over one million naira in a month 🥱🤔 just food not night outs with the guys or party

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@CountofIkoyi @MudiTheInvestor 😂😹🤣🤣

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@bivins1 So does it mean in clear terms that individuals or organizations bought up the whole shares at N2.8 per share price and if yes was such organisation or individual mentioned?

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@bivins1 Thank you very much for updating

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Courtesy @Nairametrics

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The H2 picture for NGX insurance stocks 🇳🇬📊

Momentum, Value, and Contrarian picks — here's how they stack up heading into H2.

A thread 🧵

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🚀 Momentum picks: Custodian Investment & Consolidated Hallmark Holdings

These two are showing the strongest price/earnings follow-through right now.

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Summary:
Momentum → Custodian, Consolidated Hallmark

Value → Custodian, Mutual Benefits, Linkage

Contrarian → AIICO, Veritas Kapital

Not financial advice

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🚩 Linkage Assurance: highest-risk value pick.

Earnings quality is the key test for H2 — watch this one closely.