₦2 million could have turned into ₦115.9 million. see how

[Blessed Amara]

I probably would have taken some profit early, but let the rest run. That’s the power of strategy and diversification.

 

[Blessed Amara]

Knowing that a stock will pick is not a big deal. A lot of investors who understand business and investments know it would do well.

It is a big deal o

 

[Blessed Amara]

But this kind of growth tests your discipline! Would you hold through the ups and downs?

 

[Blessed Amara]

That's another problem with some of all this stocks, using Geregu as example, I bought at 246 naria and can't sell them even at 1k per share

Thank God I made about 50% gain then and japa

 

[Vicole]

I bought around #4 but I sold most of it above #70 to pay for my children school fees

Not bad

 

[Vicole]

But still have some few units less than 5000units

Ohh, that's still a good some money

 

[Vicole]

This is one of the most remarkable compounding stories on the NGX.

True.

 

[Vicole]

I would have held till today but I would have sold some shares.

I stand with you, sometimes we are advised to take some profit

 

[Vicole]

I have the nerve to hold a winner for over 6 years.

That's massive, maybe only depend on dividend

 

[LagosPolice]

 

[Little Princess]

What a transparent and powerful thread! @mtuns, selling at ₦70 to pay school fees is the ultimate 'Investment Success.' Wealth isn't just about the number on the screen; it’s about what that money does for your life. By taking profit there, you locked in a 1,650% gain—which is far higher than the 15.06% inflation we saw in today's NBS report. You used the 'Algebra of Wealth' to solve a real-world problem. To @Blessed Amara's point, holding the remaining 5,000 units is the perfect 'Moonbag' strategy—you've already won, now you're just playing with the market's money!

 

[Little Princess]

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Hmmmm what a maths!

 

[Little Princess]

That's massive, maybe only depend on dividend

Yes you are right

 

[Little Princess]

I stand with you, sometimes we are advised to take some profit

Absolutely. Don't sleep on virtual gains

 

[Adegoroye]

What a transparent and powerful thread! @mtuns, selling at ₦70 to pay school fees is the ultimate 'Investment Success.' Wealth isn't just about the number on the screen; it’s about what that money does for your life. By taking profit there, you locked in a 1,650% gain—which is far higher than the 15.06% inflation we saw in today's NBS report. You used the 'Algebra of Wealth' to solve a real-world problem. To @Blessed Amara's point, holding the remaining 5,000 units is the perfect 'Moonbag' strategy—you've already won, now you're just playing with the market's money!

Picking a good stocks and wait for the wonder to happen to your investment

 

[EazzyStock]

On Feb 19, 2020, shares of Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc were ₦2.78.
Today they’re ₦163.90.
That’s 58.96x growth.
A simple ₦2m investment → about ₦115.9m today.
Meanwhile, Someone staking ₦2k–₦5k on a 12-game accumulator every weekend, hoping one ticket will “blow.”
Different strategies. Different outcomes.
Real wealth usually comes from patience, knowledge, and discipline not odds.
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Now tell me in the comments:
If you bought this stock at ₦2.78… would you have held till today?That's a massive one. If I have bought the stock I would still held til nod because I'm into mostly into long term

 

[Adegoroye]

Those that have been taking bet for more than decade ,how can they just change their method to stock market and be betting every month and see what will happen in five years time

 

[Vicole]

What a transparent and powerful thread! @mtuns, selling at ₦70 to pay school fees is the ultimate 'Investment Success.' Wealth isn't just about the number on the screen; it’s about what that money does for your life. By taking profit there, you locked in a 1,650% gain—which is far higher than the 15.06% inflation we saw in today's NBS report. You used the 'Algebra of Wealth' to solve a real-world problem. To @Blessed Amara's point, holding the remaining 5,000 units is the perfect 'Moonbag' strategy—you've already won, now you're just playing with the market's money!

True. That’s the essence of smart investing—turning market gains into real-life wins while keeping a portion for potential upside. Locking in profit for immediate needs and letting a small 'moonbag' ride is exactly how disciplined investors balance risk and reward.