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    Santa Claus Rally: Equities Investors Gain ₦93.1 billion

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaDecember 30, 2019Updated:October 11, 2025 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    Santa Claus Rally: Equities Investors Gain ₦93.1 billion
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    Santa Claus Rally: Equities Investors Gain ₦93.1 billion

    Santa Claus rally: Equities investors gain ₦93.1 billion on Monday as bargain hunting lifted market performance due to improved sentiment.

    The stock market has been largely bearish recently, but sentiment seems to be improved in the recent trading sessions.

    The Nigerian Stock Exchange consolidates on Friday gains, posts a positive performance on on the back of share appreciation in NESTLE (+2.8%), SEPLAT (+8.8%) and DANGCEM (+1.1%).

    As a result, the All-Share Index (ASI) rose 0.7% to 26,609.34 points while year to date (YTD) return improved to -15.3%.

    Similarly, market capitalisation increased by ₦93.1 billion to ₦12.8 trillion.

    Activity level also improved as volume and value traded advanced 72.0% and 136.4% to 382.8 million units and ₦7.2 billion respectively.Santa Claus Rally: Equities Investors Gain ₦93.1 billion

    The top traded stocks by volume were TRANSCORP (138.9 million units), GUARANTY (48.4 million units) and ACCESS (45.0 million units) while DANGCEM (₦1.6 billion), MTNN (₦1.5 billion) and GUARANTY (₦1.4 billion) were the top traded stocks by value.

    Sector performance was bullish as 4 of 6 indices under Afrinvest analysts’ coverage closed in the green.

    The Oil & Gas index gained the most, up 5.1%, due to price appreciation in SEPLAT (+8.8%) and OANDO (+1.4%).

    Similarly, the Consumer Goods, Insurance and Industrial Goods indices trailed, gaining 2.1%, 1.0% and 0.4% respectively.

    The gains were driven by buying interest in NESTLE (+2.8%), NEM (+10.0%) and DANGCEM (+1.1%).

    On the flip side, the Banking and AFR-ICT indices lost 0.7% and 0.5 bps respectively on the back of declines in UBN (-9.6%), ACCESS (-2.0%) and CHAMS (-0.02%).

    Investor sentiment as measured by market breadth (advance/decline ratio) weakened to 2.0x from 2.7x recorded on the previous trading day as 24 stocks gained while 12 declined.

    The top performing stocks were UNIONDAC (+10.0%), NEM (+10.0%) and ETERNA (+10.0%) while CILEASING (-10.0 %), LEARNAFRICA (-9.6%) and UBN (-9.6%) declined the most.

    Afrinvest said despite the positive performance recorded in today’s trading session, we believe bearish sentiment will resurface as investors’ appetite towards the local bourse remains weak.

    Read also: FBNH: Analysts Raise Price Target on Account of Solid Balance Sheet

    Santa Claus Rally: Equities Investors Gain ₦93.1 billion written by Julius Alagbe.

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