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@Value_Dive 💯

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People commit crimes when they calculate that the potential reward (pleasure) outweighs the potential risk or punishment (pain).

This can apply to almost anything in life.

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@Value_Dive Simple.

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@msrukie1 Speak no more.

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Nobody builds wealth by investing like everyone else.
This is why I don't sugarcoat it.

I say what actually moves the needle, and maybe get hate for it.

Growing your portfolio isn't about finding a magic formula.

It's about sticking to a strategy that actually fits how you think and live.

Start building your own specific approach.

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@biggest_kwame Sowutuom.

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Dem borst my barber en meter. Ei.

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@Mr_Ceyram You dey on Android? Cos more apps dey that side 😃

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If you have not listened to my series on investing on the Ghana Stock Exchange, tap on the link below to begin.

https://t.co/pur5Ad0Lfb

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If your loved ones were kidnapped tomorrow and you had to double your net worth in 90 days...

...you'd find a way to save and invest harder than you ever thought possible.

You've got a lot more room to grow your wealth than you think you do.

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@crabymcquist Eventually you'll get it.

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Because MTN Ghana, Access Bank, ETI, and GCB carry so much weight on the exchange, when they fall, the whole index falls with them, even if smaller stocks are stable.

For example, in one week alone Access Bank Ghana dropped 6.93%, ETI fell 5.88%, GOIL fell 4.09% and GCB weakened 2.88%, and separately Access Bank fell 24.71% in a single week, from GH¢29.50 to GH¢22.21.

Interestingly, trading volume has been rising even as prices fall; meaning people are still actively trading, just being pickier about what they buy.

The combination of falling indices alongside sharp movements in specific stocks suggests investors are becoming more selective following the market's strong run.
hat's happening on the GSE looks like profit-taking correction after an overheated bull runm not panic-selling or a crisis.

The market is still up roughly 58-63% for the year even after these weekly dips, so context matters a lot here.

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@SylviaChukwu4 ISEDAN

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The market opens with 3 greens. That's a good start.

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@Value_Dive I agree. Can you list some of these overhyped stocks?

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The GSE Composite Index gained around 79% in 2025 and was up over 70% year-to-date by early September 2026.

After a run that strong, some pullback is normal; investors who bought in earlier are locking in profits, which pushes prices down even though the companies themselves haven't changed.

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Looking at consecutive weekly reports, during the trading week of September 7 to 11, the Composite Index fell 1.37% and the average share price dropped 5.01% for the week.

Then in the week to September 18, the index declined a further 2.06%, erasing more than GH¢6 billion in market value.

Most recently, between September 22 and 25, the index fell another 2.95%, shrinking market capitalisation by about GH¢3.9 billion despite higher trading volumes.

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@Mr_Ceyram That guy I no nor how he go explain en body o

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Ride-hailing (Uber/Bolt) drivers in Ghana, what do you think of this?