Following the final declaration of the presidential election results, the Nigerian Stock Exchange market capitalisation yesterday, lost additional N86 billion, to close at N12.024 trillion.
Analysts at Afrinvest Limited, said: “Following the conclusion of the 2019 Presidential elections, we advise investors to take position in fundamentally good stocks trading at cheap prices as we expect improved earnings to buoy performance in the near term.” John Holt appreciated by 8.33 per cent to close at 52 kobo, while Jaiz Bank rose 4.92 per cent to close at 64 kobo per share.
That moment when investors confirm that NNPC is not for sale
if there is no lost there wouldn't be a gaining
Na wa o..
PDP newspaper. Lies!
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