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[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Five largest companies on the NGX by value, as of Friday:

Airtel Africa ₦23.68 trillion

Dangote Cement ₦17.45 trillion

MTN Nigeria ₦17.07 trillion

BUA Foods ₦13.69 trillion

BUA Cement ₦10.46 trillion

Two telecoms, two cement, one food. Nothing in banking, despite banking being the sector everyone talks about.

Where value actually sits and where attention sits are rarely the same place.

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[ProfitableMan @ProfitableMan1]

The Nigerian stock market just lost N5.42 trillion in 20 trading days.

A sustained correction has wiped out N5.42 trillion in market value over the past 20 days, with insurance and consumer goods names among the biggest laggards.

Corrections like this are painful in the moment, but they are also a normal part of every market cycle.

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[ProfitableMan @ProfitableMan1]

Four research houses just told investors to sell FirstHoldCo this week. One disagreed.

Meristem, Capital Bancorp and Apel all downgraded FIRSTHOLDCO to Sell after its recent price rally. PAC Research stayed bullish.

Elsewhere, analysts are split. DANGSUGAR and NESTLE got both upgrades and downgrades in the same week. SEPLAT and HBMNG picked up multiple Buy calls, with Blue Marina projecting SEPLAT could gain 49%.

Same stocks, same week, opposite conclusions. Check the actual target price and reasoning before following any single call.

Not financial advice. Source: Proshare, Stock Recommendation for the Week of August 10, 2026.

[M.I Modibbo @Modibbo247]

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[Toby @TomolaGroup]

The NGX in sectors, so you know where you are standing:

• Banking: strong dividends, benefit from high interest rates

• Telecoms: data consumption grows every year

• Industrial: cement moves with construction

• Consumer goods: people must eat regardless of the economy

• Oil and gas: moves with global crude prices

• Agriculture: tied to commodity prices

Never put everything in one sector. One bad quarter should never wipe your portfolio.

Spread it on @ZedcrestWealth

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[M.I Modibbo @Modibbo247]

@TomolaGroup @olumidecapital @TemitopeSobulo Confirm

[Proshare @proshare]

This week's stock recommendation report highlights a market transitioning from broad-based momentum to selective conviction. While analysts recalibrated ratings following recent price rallies and bouts of profit-taking, the dominant theme is that confidence in Nigeria's fundamentally strong companies continues to outweigh short-term market volatility.

Nigeria's capital market is experiencing an exciting period of growth, with several positive developments happening beyond just daily trading. The NGX has actively engaged with @FTSERussell, global custodians, and institutional investors about the new T+1 settlement cycle, showing its strong commitment to reforms that boost efficiency and competitiveness. Plus, being placed on @SPGlobalRatings Dow Jones Indices' 2027 Watchlist for Frontier Market reclassification and emerging as the world's best-performing equity market in US dollar terms are milestones that highlight the market's vibrant progress.

Against this backdrop, Capital Market Operators largely maintained their constructive stance, particularly on the banking sector. Although several firms downgraded stocks that have enjoyed significant price appreciation, including FIRSTHOLDCO, GTCO, @wemabank, and @fidelitybankplc, many of these revisions reflected valuation discipline rather than weakening fundamentals. At the same time, upgrades for @ZenithBank, @UBAGroup, ETI, @StanbicIBTC, GTCO, @SeplatEnergy, @aradelholdings, @MTNNG, AIRTELAFRI, CHAMS, @DangoteCement, and NEM underscore continued confidence in companies with resilient earnings, attractive valuations, and sustainable growth prospects.

Looking ahead, investor attention will focus on Nigeria's June inflation data, foreign exchange developments, and further progress in the ongoing engagement with FTSE Russell. While profit-taking may persist in stocks that have rallied sharply, the broader market backdrop remains supportive. Domestic institutional participation and growing international recognition of Nigeria's market reforms are expected to keep fundamentally strong banking, industrial, ICT, and energy stocks at the centre of investor interest.

The balance of analyst recommendations this week indicates that the current phase is less about exiting the market and more about repositioning toward quality stocks with valuation outlooks.

Cc: @CapitalBancorp, @Afrinvest, @MeristemNigeria, @apelng

Read more: https://t.co/BfIKUPAAxo

[ProfitableMan @ProfitableMan1]

BROKER STOCK RECOMMENDATIONS — JULY 6 TO 10, 2026

Compendium from Bancorp Securities, Afrinvest, Meristem, Lead Capital, CardinalStone, Apel, PAC Research, Coronation and Investment One.

UNANIMOUS BUYS
WEMABANK: All six brokers that rated it (Bancorp, Meristem, Lead Capital, Apel, PAC Research, and Coronation) said BUY, no exceptions.
MBENEFIT: All three brokers that rated it said BUY.
MTNN: zero SELL calls across every broker covering it, six BUY and two HOLD.

STRONG BUY CONSENSUS (one dissenting HOLD at most)
TRANSCORP and CUSTODIAN: five BUY calls each against a single HOLD from PAC Research.
ARADEL and SEPLAT: broad positive coverage in oil and gas, no SELL calls on either.

DIVIDED OPINIONS
ZENITHBANK: Eight brokers are bullish (BUY or ACCUMULATE); Apel alone rates it SELL.
GTCO: five BUY calls, but Apel and PAC Research both rate it SELL; Afrinvest sits at Under Review.
WAPCO (Lafarge Africa): five BUY calls against one SELL from Afrinvest.
OKOMUOIL: the most divided stock in the compendium; three brokers say BUY, two say REDUCE, and CardinalStone says SELL.
NESTLE: three BUY calls, one REDUCE from Investment One, and four brokers sitting at HOLD.

BEARISH CONSENSUS
INTENEGINS: Only two brokers covered it, Bancorp Securities and PAC Research, and both rated it SELL.
GEREGU: Lead Capital and CardinalStone both rate it SELL; there are no BUY calls anywhere in the compendium.

WHAT TO WATCH
Stocks with unanimous or near-unanimous BUY calls, like WEMABANK, TRANSCORP and CUSTODIAN, reflect broad analyst confidence. Stocks with genuinely split calls, ZENITHBANK, GTCO, WAPCO and especially OKOMUOIL, are where research houses are reading the same fundamentals very differently, worth digging into before following any single call.

Not investment advice. Source: Bancorp, Afrinvest, Meristem, Lead Capital, CardinalStone, Apel Research, PAC Research, Coronation, Investment One, Proshare Research.

Source: @proshare

[M.I Modibbo @Modibbo247]

@Officially_Kriz Aliko has taken N593 billion out of this sir

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@ngxgrp DISCLOSURE

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[CowryAsset Mgt @CowryAssetMgt]

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[Proshare @proshare]

Stock Recommendation for the Week of June 22, 2026

This week's broker recommendations reveal a market increasingly focused on long-term value rather than short-term volatility. Despite the sharp correction in banking stocks last week triggered by investor reactions to the @cenbank's revised Financial Holding Company (HoldCo) guidelines and consolidated supervision framework, market operators maintained a constructive outlook on Nigerian equities.

The banking sector remained the centre of attention, attracting the most upgrades across the market. Multiple Capital Market Operators (CMOs) raised their ratings on FirstHoldCo, @theaccesscorp, @UBAGroup, @GroupEcobank, @MyFCMB, and @wemabank, signalling confidence that recent price declines have created attractive entry points rather than exposing fundamental weaknesses. The broad consensus suggests that the market's reaction to the CBN's regulatory reforms may have been more severe than warranted, with analysts viewing stronger governance and consolidated oversight as positive developments for the sector's long-term stability.

Outside banking, sentiment was more selective. Oil and gas stocks continued to attract favourable recommendations, supported by expectations of resilient earnings and improving operational performance. @aradelholdings, @Oando_PLC, @SeplatEnergy, and @Conoil_Plc featured prominently among analysts' preferred picks, reinforcing the sector's appeal despite recent weakness in global crude oil prices.

Consumer goods and industrial stocks presented a mixed picture. While analysts identified value opportunities in @Dangote_Sugar and @DangoteCement, caution persisted around selected counters facing earnings and demand-side pressures. Insurance, Agriculture, and ICT sectors similarly reflected a stock-specific approach rather than broad sector optimism.

The dominance of Buy, Accumulate, and Overweight ratings across major sectors suggests that analysts remain confident in corporate fundamentals, even as investors navigate regulatory adjustments and near-term market volatility. For long-term investors, the recent correction is increasingly being viewed as an opportunity to reposition into quality names at more attractive valuations.

Read more: https://t.co/PhLx78Emsq

[Proshare @proshare]

Stock Recommendation for the Week of June 15, 2026

This week's capital market operators' recommendations reveal a market increasingly driven by stock-specific conviction rather than broad-based sector optimism. Despite the recent correction in the Nigerian equities market following the transition to the T+1 settlement cycle, analysts remain overwhelmingly constructive on selected banking stocks.

A review of recommendations from eight leading brokerage firms shows a strong consensus around tier-one and emerging banking names. @theaccesscorp, @MyFCMB, FIRSTHOLDCO, and WEMABANK attracted the highest concentration of positive ratings, with most analysts maintaining Buy or Accumulate recommendations despite recent market volatility.

FIRSTHOLDCO also emerged as a key beneficiary of improving analyst sentiment, reflecting confidence in the group's restructuring efforts and earnings outlook. @wemabank remained one of the market's most closely watched stocks, with the majority of research houses retaining positive recommendations following its recent price correction and strong growth prospects.

Beyond banking, @TranscorpGroup stood out as one of the few non-financial stocks to attract unanimous bullish sentiment. @MTNNG also maintained widespread Buy recommendations.

The industrial goods sector presented a more divided picture. While WAPCO continued to receive predominantly positive recommendations, analyst views on @BUACement and @DangoteCement remained mixed. A similar pattern was evident in the oil and gas sector, where analysts remained selective. @aradelholdings and @SeplatEnergy attracted relatively constructive views, while sentiment on @Oando_PLC, @TotalEnergies, and @Japaul_Group remained cautious.

Read more: https://t.co/cHXLIE8pEh

[Toby @TomolaGroup]

Aradel ran from under ₦700 to past ₦2,000 this year. Now it sits at ₦1,670.

People ignored it cheap, rushed in hot, and now want to run because it dipped.

But a dip from a high isn’t always bad. Sometimes it’s just catching its breath.

Price won’t tell you the full story. The company will.

[CowryAsset Mgt @CowryAssetMgt]

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[Proshare @proshare]

This week's capital market operators' recommendations reveal a market increasingly driven by stock-specific conviction rather than broad-based sector optimism. Despite the recent correction in the Nigerian equities market following the transition to the T+1 settlement cycle, analysts remain overwhelmingly constructive on selected banking stocks.

A review of recommendations from eight leading brokerage firms shows a strong consensus around tier-one and emerging banking names. @theaccesscorp, @MyFCMB, FIRSTHOLDCO, and WEMABANK attracted the highest concentration of positive ratings, with most analysts maintaining Buy or Accumulate recommendations despite recent market volatility.

FIRSTHOLDCO also emerged as a key beneficiary of improving analyst sentiment, reflecting confidence in the group's restructuring efforts and earnings outlook. @wemabank remained one of the market's most closely watched stocks, with the majority of research houses retaining positive recommendations following its recent price correction and strong growth prospects.

Beyond banking, @TranscorpGroup stood out as one of the few non-financial stocks to attract unanimous bullish sentiment. @MTNNG also maintained widespread Buy recommendations.

The industrial goods sector presented a more divided picture. While WAPCO continued to receive predominantly positive recommendations, analyst views on @BUACement and @DangoteCement remained mixed. A similar pattern was evident in the oil and gas sector, where analysts remained selective. @aradelholdings and @SeplatEnergy attracted relatively constructive views, while sentiment on @Oando_PLC, @TotalEnergies, and @Japaul_Group remained cautious.

Read more: https://t.co/RRz1Du4Zaz