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Media houses are love being sensational

₦724,000 debt per Nigerian” is the wrong headline. You’re not being billed. Here’s what actually matters: 1. Can the government service the debt without printing money? •2. Is the borrowing growing the economy (GDP)? •3. How much of it is dollar-denominated? Because the real impact shows up in: ➡️ Inflation ➡️ Naira value ➡️Cost of living

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Next time you hear: “This stock is the next big thing” Don’t ask “Is it true?” Ask: 👉 “What’s the sample size behind this claim?”

Bottom line: If your sample is small, your confidence should be small too. If your sample is strong, your decisions get stronger.

Many retail investors make this mistake: They base decisions on: – A few tweets – One news article – A random “expert” That’s a TERRIBLE sample.

This is why sample size matters: 👉 Small sample = noisy, unreliable 👉 Large sample = clearer, more accurate Garbage in = garbage out. Continues in PT2

Example: If 5 people say a stock is good… That’s NOT a trend. If 5,000 investors are buying? Now you’re looking at something meaningful.

90% of people lose money in the stock market for one simple reason: They trust bad data. And bad data usually comes from one thing: Poor sample size. Let me explain 👇

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