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We service a broad range of clients, from local and foreign investors, multinationals, pension companies, asset management companies and high net worth individuals
With our robust software, you are guaranteed online access to your account (via web or mobile app), which would facilitate placing orders, monitoring your account, reviewing transaction history and timely confirmation of trade execution
Huge investor database which helps facilitate market making especially for bloc trades
Our Analysts provide insightful, objective and decisive research reports that are designed to enable clients make informed investment decisions. Our research report includes daily market update, company news and results, regular update on the capital market, the money market and other research literature
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- The Nigerian bourse closed the day on a negative note as the ASI lost 117bps. The index is up 57.31% YTD.
- The Pension Index was negative, losing 208bps on the day and is up 78.59% YTD.
- ELLAHLAKES (+7.07%) topped the gainer's chart, while AVACAP (-10%) topped the loser's chart.
- NEM topped both the volume and value chart with 131.73m and N4.07b respectively.
- A total of 4 stocks gained points while 62 stocks lost points.
- The NGX Banking Index lost 421bps on FIRSTHOLDCO (-9.3%), ACCESSCORP (-7.06%), UBA (-5%), ZENITHBANK (-3.94%), FCMB (-2.16%), FIDELITYBK (-1.78%), and GTCO (-1.52%). WEMABANK (+0.68%) gained points.
- The NGX Consumer Index lost 29bps on CHAMPION (-7.34%), MCNICHOLS (-4.76%), DANGSUGAR (-2.79%), and INTBREW (-0.49%).
- The NGX Oil and Gas Index lost 14bps on JAPAULGOLD (-8.13%), ETERNA (-4.17%), and OANDO (-3.31%).
- The NGX Industrial Index lost 22bps on CAP (-7.73%), CUTIX (-4.58%), and HBMNG (-1.22%).
NEM
Trade value increased by 1.83% to $20.92m. The market traded with a negative bias as profit-taking pressure persisted across large-cap names. Losses were broad-based, with selloffs outweighing pockets of buying interest across the market. Activity remained healthy, supported by institutional participation and several negotiated trades. While a few stocks attracted bargain hunting, overall sentiment was cautious as investors locked in recent gains. FIRSTHOLDCO (-9.30%) and MTNN (-2.39%) were the major loss drivers. We expect mixed sentiment in the near term as market participants balance profit-taking with opportunities in fundamentally strong names.
STOCK PICKS: GTCO, ZENITHBANK.
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