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May this blessed occasion of Eid al-Fitr bring you peace, joy, and endless blessings. May Allah accepts our prayers and grant us our heart desires.

Eid Mubarak to my Muslim brothers and sisters here 🤲🏿🙏
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The Goverment of Ghana domestic bonds are open
7 Years issuance

Minimum amount required: Gh50k
Active brokers; Absa, Calbank, Fincap, GCB and Stanbic
Closing date: 1st April
Settlement and issuance date: 7th April 2026
If you ever want to learn how to buy MTN shares, GCB, Access Bank, Ecobank, Fanmilk, or any other then this is the gateway to your journey.

Learn with me how to invest in the stock market, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Treasury, or any other form of investment.

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MTN to pay an interim dividend to shareholders.

The most important date is the Ex-dividend date, you must be a shareholder before this day to qualify for dividend.

MTN is the real mover of GSE 😊
Investing has always been one of the easiest way to become financially free.

For in instance in the Ghana stock market, for the past one year - YTD.

1-Clydestone move 2,362%
2-Ecobank move 561.92%
3.MTN Ghana move 95%
4.SIC move 649%
5.GCB Moves by 373%
6. Republic Bank moves by 733%

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Many of the world’s wealthiest individuals built a significant portion of their wealth through owning stocks. When you invest in stocks, you are not just buying a piece of paper you are buying ownership in a business.

Here are some reasons why stocks are a powerful wealth building tool:

1. Your Money Works for You
Instead of trading your time for money, stocks allow your money to generate more money through capital appreciation and dividends.

2. Benefit From Business Growth
As companies grow their sales, profits, and market share, their stock prices often increase. As a shareholder, you participate in that growth.

3. Compound Growth
Reinvesting dividends and returns creates a snowball effect where your investment earns returns, and those returns earn additional returns over time.

4. Beat Inflation
Keeping money in cash often means losing purchasing power over time. Historically, stocks have outperformed inflation over the long term.

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Many investors focus only on share price when buying stocks, but smart investing goes beyond that. One of the most important tools every investor should understand is the Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio.

The P/E Ratio tells you how much investors are willing to pay for every GH₵1 of a company’s earnings. It is calculated by dividing the current share price by the company’s Earnings Per Share (EPS).

A low P/E ratio may indicate that a stock is undervalued and could present a buying opportunity.
A high P/E ratio may suggest that investors expect strong future growth. However, a low P/E is not always good, and a high P/E is not always bad.

Before buying any stock:

1. Compare its P/E ratio with similar companies in the same industry.
2. Compare it with the company’s historical P/E ratio.
3. Consider the company’s growth prospects.

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Stop buying stocks based on vibes, social media trends, and stock prices.
I have put out a detailed video on how to select stocks using the Price-to-Earnings ratio, and also how to value them using industry standards.

Make sure you check it out and see a different way of investing in stocks. 👇
https://youtu.be/qZP7HjzE6mk