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Top Stocks you should have this week are:

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Fidelity Bank
Betaglas

R.T Briscoe (Nigeria) Plc has reported a 45.9 per cent drop in its profit for the first quarter of 2025. In its financial statement for the quarter ended March 31, 2025, the company posted a profit of N197.25m, down from N364.86m recorded in the same period last year. Despite the profit decline, R.T Briscoe saw a 72 per cent increase in revenue, which rose to N8.3bn from N4.8bn in Q1 2024. This growth in revenue was driven by increased sales across its operations. However, the cost of sales also rose sharply by 73 per cent, reaching N6.59bn, which impacted the company’s bottom line. The company’s gross profit grew by 69 per cent, totaling N1.7bn, up from N1.01bn in Q1 2024. Despite the increase in gross profit, other income sharply decreased by 96 per cent, dropping to N22m from N545.39m recorded last year.

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[quote author=Locotrader post=135400787]

Na you wan use them nah.
Two things make me stop using investment one trading platform.
1.Brokerage fees of 1.35%
2.Limit placed on my trading capacity.

Na that limit placed on my pain me .
Either I trade 5 million units or a value of N20m per trade.

Abeg, which broker charges 0.5?
I go you port

nosa2:


I use investment one and I am very happy with their services

I i do have an with these people.

Whats there commission like?

vefexam:


I i do have an with these people.

Whats there commission like?

Don't know the commission

Agbalowomeri:


It's not about calling out
It's about faith and patience

I like Faith more than Patience because she carry better waist.

Agbalowomeri:


So you can't lose your capital while looking for 1%? There are parameters that are sure bankers for price appreciation

Very unlikely

Agbalowomeri:


So you can't lose your capital while looking for 1%? There are parameters that are sure bankers for price appreciation

Very unlikely. Unless you buy at the top, still blue chip stocks hardly drop 80%

ositadima1:


Maybe you're exceptionally skilled at finding stocks that return 100%, but that's not necessarily the case for everyone. Advising him to start looking for 100% gainers is like telling someone to start releasing hit songs just because Davido and others make it look easy.

Instead, you could help by actually calling out some of these 100% stocks, so those with X millions—or even billions—can invest annually. Since it's apparently easy for you to spot them.

No mind him. No one has crystal ball. The best thing you can do with such amount money is to manage risk. Once you have that' amount of capital you'll realize getting 2% return is better and safer than chasing 100% with riskier trades

emmaodet:


I like Faith more than Patience because she carry better waist.

For this early momo you dey tempt me with Faith. Omo that girl get hips

Oga Loco, What should i buy this morning?
Never been wrong with your calls.
The Npfbk people are bashing that I bought is doing well.

essentialone:
R.T Briscoe (Nigeria) Plc has reported a 45.9 per cent drop in its profit for the first quarter of 2025. In its financial statement for the quarter ended March 31, 2025, the company posted a profit of N197.25m, down from N364.86m recorded in the same period last year. Despite the profit decline, R.T Briscoe saw a 72 per cent increase in revenue, which rose to N8.3bn from N4.8bn in Q1 2024. This growth in revenue was driven by increased sales across its operations. However, the cost of sales also rose sharply by 73 per cent, reaching N6.59bn, which impacted the company’s bottom line. The company’s gross profit grew by 69 per cent, totaling N1.7bn, up from N1.01bn in Q1 2024. Despite the increase in gross profit, other income sharply decreased by 96 per cent, dropping to N22m from N545.39m recorded last year.

I warned people about this BRISCOE but let me just believe the management will keep making improvements

Payunsin:
Oga Loco, What should i buy this morning?
Never been wrong with your calls.
The Npfbk people are bashing that I bought is doing well.

TIPs

Try yochaa[quote author=yak post=135419854][/quote]

Meerahbel:
TIPs

I should pay tips or buy Tip
My first loco call that I folleswd regretted selling at around N4 but made money from it.
I think it’s too expensive now

Payunsin:

I should pay tips or buy Tip
My first loco call that I folleswd regretted selling at around N4 but made money from it.
I think it’s too expensive now

Okay

Meditations is ongoing in Japaul right now.
Always keep your eyes on bargaining volumes and not selloff volumes

Ding

Ding!!!

Don't blink 👀…
Catch every move on StockBubbles 📊🔥📈 🔍

Please be informed of the recent delisting of Flourmills of Nigeria (FLOURMILLS) from the Nigerian Exchange and the payoff of shareholders. As a result, shareholders are to be paid N86 per units held as at 10th Dec 2024.

If you had flourmills shares as at 10th December 2024 and have not received the payoff funds, kindly reach out to Atlas registrars via email at [email protected]. For details, click here to find the attached the public notice by Flourmills

Champion to close today at 7.50.
You can see what is pursuing this stock is not a N10 something.I pity those who sold their wonderful treasure.

We dey kampeeee

Watch out for CHAMS.

Another wonderful stock to make cool cash

Locotrader:
Meditations is ongoing in Japaul right now.
Always keep your eyes on bargaining volumes and not selloff volumes

Loco please why did you pull down your stock recommendations for the week which you posted early this morning, most of them have done close to 10% upside already?

Valthegreat:


Loco please why did you pull down your stock recommendations for the week which you posted early this morning, most of them have done close to 10% upside already?

Those of you who saw my post should act on those stocks.

I am not the one that pulled the post down but I will not repost again.It is looking like na jazz we are using

NPf has presented a good entry opportunity for dividend hunters.It is expected.The real move is about to come.These offers will be cleared like wind....

Please my people which investment app has the best interface to monitor live trading bids and offers on the exchange?