The Best and Worst Stocks In Nigeria Last Week (9-13/2/2015)

The NSE All-Share Index and Market Capitalization depreciated by 8.00% to close on Friday at 27,585.26 and N 9.204 trillion respectively, making it one of the worst week this year.  Similarly, all indices finished lower during the week with exception of the NSE Oil & Gas Index that rose by 0.38%, while NSE ASeM Index closed flat. (See summary of Index movements in the table below). The NSE All-Share Index (ASI) is now down -20.41% year to date

Best and Worst Stocks

Eleven Stocks appreciated in price during the week, lower than forty-two (42) equities in the preceding week. Fifty-three equities depreciated in price, higher than twenty-nine equities in the preceding week, while one hundred and thirty-two equities remained unchanged higher than one hundred and twenty-five equities recorded in the preceding week. Here are the top ten best and worst stocks