Despite lockdown, stock market investors gain N897bn

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Notwithstanding the lockdown the Nigerian economy witnessed in April over the ravaging CODIV-19 pandemic, the stock market, boosted by the remote trading via fintech, recorded a gain of N897bn during

the month.

It closed at N11.997tn and 23,021.01 index points on April 30 and thus made a gain of about N897bn or 8.08 per cent.The index measures the performance of the stock market and also reflects how prices of stocks have moved.To maintain the integrity of the market and in order for it to continue to stimulate economic growth, the Nigerian Stock Exchange activated its business continuity plan on March 23.

She had said, “The Nigerian Stock Exchange is continuing with trading. The FMDQ and all the exchanges are actually continuing and everything is going well.

 

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Stimulus package Manipulation 🤣

Billionaires still cashing out.

But how? Within 3days of opening? Oh, selling COVID19 shields and kits right? Do this money looks like biscuit purchase?

If pesin invest now, na that time ngbati ngbati go enter.😏

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