The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) market on Tuesday,17th November 2020, recorded an All-Share-Index of 34,242.83 which is lower than what was recorded on Monday at 34,774.08
Tuesday’s market recorded 8,712 deals which is a loss as of Monday 10,319 deals were recorded.
The stock market also witnessed a drop in equity capital, on Tuesday, the equity capital at the end of the market was over ₦17 trillion, whereas, the market raked in a capital of ₦18 trillion.
| ASI | 34,242.83 |
| DEALS | 8,712.00 |
| VOLUME | 9,360,014,746.00 |
| VALUE | ₦12,021,146,397.74 |
| EQUITY CAP | ₦17,892,907,955,709.32 |
| BOND CAP | ₦17,750,423,471,422.70 |
| ETF CAP | ₦23,473,290,902.27 |
TOP 5 GAINERS
| CONOIL | ₦19.05 | ₦20.85 | 1.8 | 9.45% |
| GUARANTY | ₦36 | ₦37 | 1 | 2.78% |
| DANGSUGAR | ₦20 | ₦21 | 1 | 5.00% |
| GLAXOSMITH | ₦6.8 | ₦7.45 | 0.65 | 9.56% |
| BOCGAS | ₦5.32 | ₦5.85 | 0.53 | 9.96% |
Conoil on Tuesday, 17th November 2020 led the gainers’ market with a total profit of 9.45%, selling each unit at the beginning of the market for ₦19.05, closing the market with ₦20.85 and raking in ₦1.8.
Next on the gainers’ list is Guaranty. Guaranty raked in a profit of 2.78%. At the beginning of Tuesday’s market, each unit was sold for ₦36 and the market closed with each unit selling for ₦37.
Dangote Sugar sealed its place on the list raking in a profit of 5%. At the opening of the market, ₦20 was the amount that each unit was sold for and the market ended with ₦21, gaining ₦1 during the trade.
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Glaxosmith gained 0.65 kobo during Tuesday’s market sales, opening at ₦6.8 per unit and ending with ₦7.45 while enjoying a profit of 9.56%.
Bocgas raked in a profit of 9.92% from the stock market on Monday. On Tuesday Bocgas enjoyed a better profit at the end of the market at 9.96%. Each unit was sold for ₦5.32, gaining 0.53 kobo and ending the sales with ₦5.85.
TOP 5 LOSERS
| NESTLE | ₦1450 | ₦1400 | -50 | -3.45% |
| DANGCEM | ₦200 | ₦187.1 | -12.9 | -6.45% |
| NB | ₦58 | ₦54 | -4 | -6.90% |
| CADBURY | ₦10.15 | ₦9.15 | -1 | -9.85% |
| INTBREW | ₦7 | ₦6.54 | -0.46 | -6.57% |
Nestle led the losers’ list, losing ₦50during the trading of the market. Nestle sold each unit for ₦1450 at the beginning of trade and ended with ₦1400, losing -3.45% in total.
Dangote Cement settled on the loser’s list with a loss of -₦12.9 during the sales, opening with ₦200, ending with ₦187.1 and losing a total of -6.45%.
NB lost in the stock market on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday, ₦5.1 was lost during the trade, on Tuesday NB opened the market with ₦58, loosing ₦1 during the trade and ending with ₦54.
Cadbury marked its lost with -9.85%, ending the market with a loss of -₦1.
Finally, Intbrew lost -6.57%. At the opening of Tuesday’s market it traded for ₦7, loosing 0.46 during the trade and ending with ₦6.54.
TOP 5 TRADES
| UAC-PROP | 8,519,810,121 | N5,964,022,431.82 |
| JAIZBANK | 304,731,042 | N222,221,811.23 |
| TRANSCORP | 95,949,459 | N97,925,643.07 |
| FBNH | 82,407,413 | N613,819,764.30 |
| UBA | 52,836,901 | N440,556,984.45 |
