Navigating the African stock exchange

Dancing with Bulls and Lions: Navigating the Rhythms of African Stock Exchange Markets

Introduction:

Welcome, fellow financial voyagers, to the vibrant and unpredictable world of African Stock Exchange Markets.

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In this rollercoaster of tickers and trends, where bulls waltz with lions, and bears sometimes prefer to sit on the sidelines, we embark on a journey through the ever-changing landscape of African stocks. Buckle up, because this isn't your average stroll down Wall Street; this is a dance party under the African sun.

Chapter 1: The Opening Bell and Morning Safari

The African Stock Exchange Markets wake up to the melodic call of the opening bell, a symphony that echoes from Cairo to Cape Town. Picture this: the stock traders donning safari hats, sipping coffee as they scan through the savannah of stock tickers. The wildebeest of blue-chip stocks grazing cautiously while the impalas of penny stocks dart through the thickets. It's a morning safari, and you're the guide navigating the untamed territories of the market.

Chapter 2: Lions and Bulls on the Prowl

As the day unfolds, the kings of the jungle and the mighty bulls make their presence known. The lions, representing the formidable market forces, roar with the announcement of corporate earnings, political upheavals, or economic shifts. Meanwhile, the bulls charge, their horns gleaming in the sun, as they drive stock prices higher. It's a spectacle to behold, and the stock market becomes a virtual Serengeti, with traders strategically maneuvering to avoid being trampled in the stampede.

Chapter 3: The Mischievous Monkeys and the Bear's Siesta

But what's a safari without a bit of mischief? Enter the mischievous monkeys swinging through the trees, a metaphor for market volatility. One moment they're playing in the branches, and the next they're tossing banana peels in the form of unexpected news or global economic shifts. And let's not forget the bear, the laid-back creature enjoying a siesta in the shade. When the bear stirs, it's a signal that a market correction might be on the horizon, and the dancing temporarily comes to a halt.

Chapter 4: The Tech Savanna and Fintech Oasis

Amidst the natural wonders of the market, there lies a technological savanna where fintech companies flourish. Picture this as an oasis in the desert, with tech-savvy traders and algorithms sipping on digital cocktails. The fintech oasis is where innovations like blockchain, artificial intelligence, and big data dance to a different beat, reshaping the landscape of African stock exchanges.

Chapter 5: Emerging Stars and Shooting Stars

As the sun sets on the savannah, new stars emerge on the horizon. African economies are rising, and with them, a new generation of stocks is shooting into the financial stratosphere. From the tech hubs of Nairobi to the resource-rich lands of Lagos, these emerging stars paint a dazzling constellation in the market sky. It's a reminder that the dance of financial evolution is relentless, and every rise has its own rhythm.

Chapter 6: Navigating the River of Risk

Just as in any adventure, there are crocodiles lurking in the river. The river of risk flows through the market, and traders must navigate its currents with skill and caution. From regulatory changes to geopolitical uncertainties, the crocs of risk can snap at any moment. But fear not, fellow adventurers, for every river crossed is a tale to tell, and every risk navigated is a lesson learned.

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Chapter 7: Market Tales Around the Bonfire

As the day comes to an end, gather around the bonfire of market tales. Share stories of triumphs and defeats, of savvy trades and near misses. The flickering flames cast shadows on the faces of traders, turning the stock market into a storytelling arena where wisdom is passed down like a torch. It's in these moments that the essence of the market is truly felt - a dynamic ecosystem of stories waiting to be written.

Conclusion:

And so, our journey through the African Stock Exchange Markets comes to an end. As we dust off our safari hats and bid farewell to the dancing lions, charging bulls, and mischievous monkeys, remember that the market is a living, breathing entity. It's not just about numbers and tickers; it's a pulsating rhythm, a heartbeat that echoes across the vast landscapes of opportunity and risk.

So, whether you're a seasoned trader or a curious onlooker, embrace the rhythm, dance with the bulls, and roar with the lions. Because in the end, the African Stock Exchange Markets are not just a financial adventure - they're a wild, unpredictable, and utterly captivating safari. And as the sun sets on one trading day, rest assured that tomorrow's dawn will bring new tales and new rhythms to the dance floor.

Live share prices of stocks on African Stock (Securities) Exchanges

Live African Stock (Securities) Exchanges; Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Nairobi, Malawi, Lusaka, Johannesburg, Botswana, and Bourse Regionale des Valeurs Mobilieres (BRVM)

Index of African Stock Exchanges Daily Share Prices:

Nigerian stocks that have gained 100% and above in 2024

Juli Plc (1,646%)

Oando Plc (687%)

RT Briscoe Plc (425%)

Veritas Kapital Assurance Plc (308%)

Julius Berger Plc (226%)

Geregu Power Plc (188%)

Industrial & Medical Gases Plc (160%)

Presco Plc (152%)

Eterna Plc (117%)

Meyer Plc (116%)

Deap Capital Management & Trust Plc (110%)

BUA Foods Plc (104%)

Conoil Plc (100%)

Nigerian stocks that gained above 100% in 2023

1. Chams Plc: +855%

2. MRS Oil Nigeria: +680%

3. Computer Warehouse Group: +583%

4. Transnational Hotels Plc: +610%

5. FTN Cocoa Processors: +541%

6. Japaul Gold and Ventures Plc: +482%

7. National Salt Company: +414%

8. Northern Nigeria Flour Mills Plc: +389%

9. Skyway Aviation Handling Company Plc: +407%

10. BUA Foods Plc: +206%

11. Dangote Sugar Refinery: +273%

12. Associated Bus Company: +236%

13. Ikeja Hotel Plc: +300%

14. International Energy Insurance: +266%

15. Golden Guinea Breweries: +289%

16. Omatek Ventures: +305%

17. Tripple Gee & Co. Plc: +201%

18. Unity Bank: +205%

19. United Bank for Africa (UBA) PLC: +182%

20. Sterling Bank: +165%

21. Geregu Power Plc: +168%

22. Glaxo Smithkline Consumer: +162%

23. John Holt Plc: +153%

24. Lasaco Assurance: +118%

25. Linkage Assurance: +113%

26. AXA Mansard Insurance plc: +130%

27. Cornerstone Insurance Company: +130%

28. The Initiates Plc: +127%

29. Berger Paints: +117%

30. Access Bank Plc: +112%

31. FBN Holdings Plc: +105%

32. Fidelity Bank Plc: +107%

33. Eterna Plc: +103%

34. PZ Cussons Nigeria: +103%

35. RT Briscoe: +138%

36. Tantalizers Plc: +190%

37. Thomas Wyatt Nigeria: +114%

38. Sunu Assurances Nigeria Plc: +369%

39. Transnational Corporation of Nigeria Plc: +496%

40. MeCure Industries: +242%

41. Oando Plc: +193%

42. Conoil Plc: +226%

43. Mutual Benefits Assurance: +100%

The top-performing Nigerian stocks by sectors:

1. Technology (Computer Warehouse Group, Chams Plc, Omatek Ventures)

2. Energy (Oando Plc, Conoil Plc, Eterna Plc)

3. Financial Services (Access Bank Plc, FBN Holdings Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, Unity Bank, United Bank for Africa, Sterling Bank)

4. Consumer Goods (BUA Foods Plc, PZ Cussons Nigeria)

5. Industrial Goods (Berger Paints, RT Briscoe)

6. Agriculture (FTN Cocoa Processors, National Salt Company)

7. Aviation (Skyway Aviation Handling Company Plc, Nigerian Aviation Handling Co)

8. Hospitality (Ikeja Hotel Plc, Transnational Hotels Plc)

9. Insurance (AXA Mansard Insurance plc, Cornerstone Insurance Company, Lasaco Assurance, Linkage Assurance, Mutual Benefits Assurance, Sunu Assurances Nigeria Plc)

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the ICT sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 NCR Nigeria - ₦3.20 million

2 E-Tranzact - ₦2.46 million

3 CWG - ₦2.17 million

4 MTN Nigeria - ₦2.13 million

5 Chams Holding - ₦1.80 million

6 Omatek Ventures - ₦1.64 million

7 Airtel Africa - ₦1.07 million

8 Briclinks Africa - ₦1.00 million

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the Healthcare sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 Fidson Healthcare - ₦2.77 million

2 Neimeth Pharm - ₦2.69 million

3 Mecure Industries - ₦1.88 million

4 May & Baker Nig - ₦1.69 million

5 Ekocorp - ₦1.00 million

6 Pharma-Deko - ₦1.00 million

7 Morison Industries - ₦803K

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the Financial Services sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 Mutual Benefits - ₦5.98 million

2 AIICO Insurance - ₦2.58 million

3 NEM Insurance - ₦2.51 million

4 Sovereign Trust Ins - ₦2.43 million

5 Abbey Mortgage - ₦2.27 million

6 NGX Group - ₦2.20 million

7 Royal Exchange - ₦2.13 million

8 Regency Assur - ₦2.07 million

9 Wema Bank - ₦1.90 million

10 StanbicIBTC H - ₦1.89 million

11 Int'l Energy Insur - ₦1.81 million

12 Universal Insur - ₦1.76 million

13 AXA Mansard Insur - ₦1.76 million

14 NPF Microfinance - ₦1.75 million

15 Linkage Assurance - ₦1.75 million

16 Guinea Insurance - ₦1.75 million

17 GTCO - ₦1.68 million

18 Cornerstone Ins - ₦1.68 million

19 Veritas Kapital Assu - ₦1.54 million

20 Zenith Bank - ₦1.52 million

21 Sterling Financial H - ₦1.40 million

22 Deap Capital Mgt - ₦1.40 million

23 LivingTrust Mortgage - ₦1.39 million

24 Prestige Assur - ₦1.39 million

25 Coronation Insur - ₦1.38 million

26 UBA - ₦1.26 million

27 Ecobank (ETI) - ₦1.26 million

28 Fidelity Bank - ₦1.17 million

29 FCMB Group - ₦1.16 million

30 Consolidated Hallmark - ₦1.16 million

31 First Holdco - ₦1.11 million

32 Access Holdings - ₦1.08 million

33 African Alliance Ins - ₦1.00 million

34 ASO Savings - ₦1.00 million

35 Infinity Trust Mortgage - ₦1.00 million

36 Staco Insurance - ₦1.00 million

37 Unity Bank - ₦1.00 million

38 Lasaco Assurance - ₦939K

39 United Capital - ₦931K

40 Africa Prudential - ₦725K

41 Sunu Assurances - ₦540K

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 January 2025 in stocks in the Consumer Goods sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 Champion Brew - ₦3.96 million

2 Vitafoam - ₦3.47 million

3 Honeywell Flour - ₦3.45 million

4 NASCON Allied - ₦3.06 million

5 Cadbury Nigeria - ₦2.99 million

6 Guinness Nigeria - ₦2.62 million

7 Int'l Breweries - ₦2.43 million

8 Nigerian Breweries - ₦2.32 million

9 Unilever Nigeria - ₦2.22 million

10 McNichols - ₦2.20 million

11 Nestle Nigeria - ₦2.14 million

12 NNFM - ₦2.13 million

13 Nig Enamelware - ₦2.00 million

14 Dangote Sugar - ₦1.88 million

15 PZ Cussons - ₦1.56 million

16 BUA Foods - ₦1.52 million

17 Union Dicon Salt - ₦1.13 million

18 DN Tyre & Rubber - ₦1.00 million

19 Multi-Trex Foods - ₦1.00 million

20 Golden Guinea Brew - ₦822K

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 Jan 2025 in stocks in the Construction/Real Estate sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 UPDC - ₦4.33 million

2 Smurfit - ₦3.60 million

3 Chapel Hill Denham Infrastructure Debt Fund - ₦1.01 million

4 Ava Infras Fund - ₦1.00 million

5 Ronchess Global Res - ₦1.00 million

6 Julius Berger - ₦879K

7 Haldane McCall - ₦858K

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 Jan 2025 in stocks in the Conglomerates sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 Chellarams - ₦4.39 million

2 SCOA Nigeria - ₦3.20 million

3 Custodian Inv - ₦2.47 million

4 UACN - ₦2.13 million

5 Transcorp - ₦1.15 million

6 John Holt - ₦1.02 million

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If you invested ₦1,000,000 on 2 Jan 2025 in stocks in the Agriculture sector, this is what it is worth now:

1 Ellah Lakes - ₦3.88 million

2 FTN Cocoa - ₦3.21 million

3 Presco - ₦3.12 million

4 Okomu Oil Palm - ₦2.30 million

5 Livestock Feeds - ₦1.77 million - as of 02 Oct 2025

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