Why the lowest P/E does not identify Nigeria’s cheapest stock
A bank and a cement producer can trade on very different earnings multiples for good reasons. Here is how to make the comparison more useful.
Compare the cash-flow schedule, underlying assets and route out before focusing on the advertised return.
Treasury bills versus FGN bonds
NIDF Series 12: price, income and liquidity questions
Assessing sustainable dividend income
A bank and a cement producer can trade on very different earnings multiples for good reasons. Here is how to make the comparison more useful.
September 2026 auction results show why a bill's discount rate and a bond's coupon cannot be compared at face value.
Qualification, payment and yield answer different questions. A practical guide to reading an NGX dividend notice and testing whether the income can last.
The infrastructure fund's offer is scheduled to close on 30 October. The price gap is only one part of assessing income, loan quality and liquidity.
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Introduction: Fighting Inflation Through Stock Market Investments Inflation—the silent eroder of wealth—poses a significant challenge to Nigerians. As prices rise and purchasing power declines, traditional savings often fail to keep…
Introduction: Choosing the Right Financial Tool For Nigerian investors, deciding between money market funds (MMFs) and savings accounts can be a daunting task. Both options offer security and liquidity, but…
The e-commerce industry in Nigeria is experiencing a transformative boom, reshaping consumer habits and redefining the retail landscape. With a burgeoning population, rising internet penetration, and the proliferation of mobile…
In 2025, diversification remains the cornerstone of successful investing. With global markets fluctuating due to economic uncertainties, a well-rounded portfolio across asset classes such as insurance, real estate, equities, and…
Nigeria’s inflation rate has recently surged to 32.70% as of September 2024, marking the first significant increase in three months. This trend has been fueled by a mix of fuel…