The Nigerian Investor

podcast artwork

Podcast by Mudi y Aye

The Nigerian Investor

This podcast is borne out of the sheer desire to uplift many citizens who, for no fault of theirs, lack financial education and think that only the privilege can access and secure wealth. Hence, this podcast has the dual purpose of enlightening and paving access to wealth creation. To achieve this goal, this podcast aims to stimulate and increase the participation of the general population and underserved communities in the activities of the Nigeria Stock Market viz-a-viz other related market instruments such as money market, bond, Federal Savings, commercial paper, ETF.

Latest episodes

episode artwork

17 November 2024

Discover the Terminologies of the Nigerian Stock Market

This episode explores the key concepts of Earnings per Share, Payout and Retention Ratios. The hosts explain how public companies, owned by the investing public, break down earnings into units, called shares, and then further break down these earnings into unit basis known as Earnings per Share (EPS). Listeners are guided to understand terms such as 'top line', 'bottom line', and more.

00:00

41:28

episode artwork

09 November 2024

The Story Behind Flour Mills of Nigeria’s Scheme of Arrangement

The Nigerian Investor Podcast discusses Flour Mills of Nigeria's intention to streamline operations and increase production capacity via a scheme of arrangement. This plan involves delisting the company from the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), restructuring it, and then relisting it on the NSE and another exchange. This podcast episode further delves into the diverse operations of the company, which includes food, packaging, warehousing, transport services, and more.

00:00

34:06

episode artwork

01 November 2024

Exploring Capital Appreciation in the Stock Market

The hosts provide insights on stock investing highlighting the role of company performance, Forex exposure, and investor sentiment in a company's stock appreciation. Key takeaways include the need for due diligence before investing and the significance of unrealized gains in investment decisions.

00:00

26:46

episode artwork

26 October 2024

ROI through Dividends: TNI Podcast's Insightful Guide on Stock Investment

The latest episode of the Nigerian Investor Podcast examined the advantages of dividends as an investment strategy. The hosts outlined the mechanism of dividend payments and the financial calendar of companies. They also shed light on the concept of the qualification date, ex-dividend date, and payment date in the context of dividends. A significant emphasis was placed on the predictability and stability of dividends, encapsulating it as an efficient way to practice compound interest.

00:00

30:54

episode artwork

12 October 2024

Unlocking the Secrets of Nigerian Registrars

This podcast episode dives into the pivotal role of registrars in the Nigerian stock market. It explores how registrars manage essential investment services like dividend payments, dematerialization of certificates, and probate services. Highlighting the importance of electronic mandates, the hosts guide listeners on how to ensure seamless dividend reception and reinvestment plans. By covering companies represented by each registrar, the episode educates investors on making informed decisions, ensuring participation in the Nigerian Stock Exchange is both accessible and rewarding for Nigerians locally and in the diaspora.

00:00

17:04

episode artwork

04 October 2024

Decoding the Process: Opening a Stock Brokerage Account in Nigeria

Discussing the importance of research in selecting brokers, the hosts emphasize the importance of using active brokers registered with the Nigerian Stock Exchange and the securities and Exchange Commission. They provide a detailed explanation of the Central Security Clearance System, which is an essential step in opening a Nigerian brokerage account. And, they emphasize the advantages of modern online trading platforms, one being the convenience of small initial deposits.

00:00

19:45

Copyright © The Nigerian Investor. All rights reserved.

Powered by