
Oluwasinafunmi
270 posts





If I bought GTCO with 1.5 million in January, it will be worth 1.9m today. If I bought Zenith with 1.5 million in January, it will be worth 2.9 million today. And that's just about 4 months down the land. Again, financial literacy is key and you should have medium/high risk appetite as a Youth.


@MudiTheInvestor I started with 25k monthly in Aug 2006, by Aug 2007, my portfolio was up close to 800k and that was the funds, I liquidated to sponsor my JAPA trip for my masters in Sweden. People have no Idea, what consistency and compounding does


What’s the purpose of your post exactly? To tell your followers not to plan for their future or invest? Your post is also missing a lot of info, for starters, over the 6+ years I have been investing, I have been paid more than ₦9,000,000 in dividends, assuming all of that went back into the portfolio, the ₦35m you claim I have deposited drops to ₦26m. Secondly, if you factor in all the profits from stocks I have sold along the way and put the money into stocks that I still holding today, it will further reduce the ₦26m. Additionally, in 2024 or so, I practically sold all of my UCAP and WAPCO holdings because I needed emergency money. They were sold for more than ₦5m and I withdrew all that money to fix emergencies. When I eventually started adding back funds, the portfolio did not account for that withdrawal. You’re free to post anything sha, all na content I guess.



BREAKING: Contracts have been approved by the FEC for three major rail projects after today’s meeting. - Lagos Green Line Rail Project (Phase 1A), - Kano Metro City Rail Project - Kaduna State Light Rail Project. The projects will be financed by the Ministry of Finance Incorporated on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria.









GTCO dividend came handy… You wan see am? 🤔






"The median house price in Nigeria is now ₦150 million. With the median monthly income sitting below ₦70,000, it would take the average Nigerian worker roughly 178 years of their gross income to afford a median-priced home - without eating, paying bills, or spending a single naira elsewhere."


In the early 90s, a brand new Peugeot 505 cost about ₦70,000. How much do you think a tokunbo car costs today and can a 28 year old afford it?


Top 30 on NGX right now ⚡⚡ Apr 20 | 1:15 PM Banks are dominating the board: FIRSTHOLDCO, ACCESSCORP, ZENITHBANK, UBA, GTCO, ETI Also strong: ARADEL, MTNN, WAPCO, NAHCO Money still chasing leadership names into the session 🔄






