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What you can ask
Just say it the way you'd say it to a person.
No menus and no forms. Send any of these to your agent and it answers in seconds. Company names work as well as short codes — "zenith bank" finds ZENITHBANK.
Your money
portfolio
Everything you own, what it's worth today, and how much you're up or down — naira and dollars kept apart.
my trades
What you've bought and sold lately, with the fee you paid on each one.
wallet
The cash sitting in your broker account, ready to spend.
what can I buy to balance my portfolio?
Shares that would spread your money wider, instead of putting more into what you already hold.
Prices and research
price of GTCO
Today's price and move — and if you hold it, what your own shares did.
compare dangote sugar and bua foods
Both prices side by side, with a chart.
chart MTNN
A picture of the price over time, sent straight into the chat.
analyse DANGCEM
Our full view of the company: the reasons for it, the reasons against, and how sure we are.
what does a limit order mean?
A plain answer to any money word you don't know yet.
Alerts and updates
alert me when MTNN goes above 250
We watch the price and message you the moment it happens.
my alerts
Everything you're watching, grouped so a long list stays easy to read.
brief me daily
A short note on your shares each day. Say "stop the daily brief" and it stops.
Buying and selling
buy 20 MTNN at 250
We show the price, the fee and the total, then wait. The order only goes out when you reply yes.
my orders
Orders still waiting at the market, checked against your broker rather than guessed at.
cancel MTNN
Take an order back off the market.
share GTCO
A tidy card you can forward to a friend. It carries the share, never anything about you.
Pidgin is fine too — abeg wetin be my portfolio and i wan buy 10 MTNN both work. So does a voice note, and we can answer out loud.
Getting started
Three steps, about two minutes.
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Open your account
There's no password. We email you a six-digit code. Then link your WhatsApp number or Telegram chat in Settings.
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Say hello to your agent
Try price of AAPL, or just help to see what it can do. Tracking prices and setting alerts needs no broker at all.
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Buy when you're ready
Link your broker to buy real shares on the Nigerian and US markets. Every order still waits for your yes.
Your money stays yours
Nothing moves without your yes.
- You confirm every order. You see the price, the fee and the total first. Say yes and it goes; say nothing and nothing happens.
- We check the price is allowed. The Nigerian market only accepts prices inside a daily range. We check yours before you commit, not after.
- You can take it back. An order still waiting at the market can be cancelled from the same chat you placed it in.
- There's no password to steal. You sign in with a code sent to your email, and a chat account is confirmed on your own phone before it can be used.
Who it's for
Your first share, or your five-hundredth.
New to shares
Nothing to learn before you start
- Ask in your own words. There are no charts to read and no forms to fill in.
- Every answer says what it means in naira, not just in percent.
- Stuck on a word? Ask, and you'll get a plain answer instead of a dictionary.
Already investing
Real depth, without a trading terminal
- Live buy and sell depth from the Nigerian market, straight from your broker — not a delayed copy.
- Every idea comes with how much to put in, a price to buy at, and the most you'd lose if it went wrong.
- We watch how much of your money sits in one company, one sector or one currency, and say so early.
On the website
When you want the wide view, it's all here.
Everything you own, on one page
Each holding shows what it's worth now, what it's done since you bought it, and how big it is next to the rest of your money.
A page for every share
Price, our view, the price range worth buying in, the key numbers, the latest news, and live Nigerian market depth.
Ideas sized for your money
A short list each week, with how much to put in, what we expect over 90 days, and the most you could lose. The list holds for the week.
Your goal, tracked
Say what you're saving towards and by when. We show how far along you are, and whether your monthly amount gets you there.
Alerts, wherever you are
Set them on the website or in the chat. They arrive on WhatsApp, Telegram or email — whichever you use most.
One market at a time
Switch between your Nigerian shares and your US shares, so one market's noise never crowds out the other.
Research you can check
How we make up our mind about a share.
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We freeze the numbers
Prices and figures are locked before anyone looks at them, so nothing shifts halfway through.
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Four specialists look separately
One reads the price history, one the company's value, one the news mood, one the raw numbers. Each shows its sources.
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One argues for, one against
Two analysts take opposite sides on the same facts, so you hear the case both ways.
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A checker removes what can't be proved
Old prices and any claim without a source are removed by code, not by asking the writer nicely.
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You get one clear view
Which way we lean, how sure we are, why, and the date it was written.
The near-term setup is a genuine tug-of-war: the SEC-approved Dangote Refinery IPO at N525/share targeting ~N2.15 trillion (launch ~Sept 14) is a fresh, dated catalyst with sentiment lifting from 0.3 to 0.4667 and a 4.7x volume ratio, but DANGCEM's own 60-session return of -10.48% with a 22.86% drawdown and 36.96% annualized volatility shows the stock has already absorbed heavy selling, and the quote is stamped 2026-08-08 (≈1 month stale) with flat 1034.00 SMAs that almost certainly do not capture the post-Aug 8 tape. A hawkish 26.50% MPR against 15.43% headline inflation argues against a valuation re-rating even as it supports cement pricing power, and we have no post-IPO quote, no concentration data, and no beta to size the catalyst's actual impact on the parent cement listing.
Our research is information, not financial advice
We keep score
Every view we publish goes on a record. Your Insights page shows how often we were right, by how much, and whether "high confidence" really did mean high confidence. Judge us the same way we judge shares.
Our score lives on your Insights page
Today's market
- Naira / USD
- ₦1,322.5
- 4 Sep, 2026
- Inflation (NG)
- 15.43%
- July 2026
- CBN rate
- 26.5%
- July 2026
- Fed funds
- 3.63%
- 1 Aug, 2026
- US 10-yr
- 4.77%
- 3 Sep, 2026
Nigerian policy remains restrictive, with the CBN's MPR at 26.50% (July 2026) sitting well above headline inflation of 15.43% and food inflation of 20.31% for the same month, while…
Today's brief · 6 Sep, 2026
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