Olusola @Solmarn

Simply me... A believer, Innovation and invention lover, Naija Tourism Advocate, Data Analyst & Researcher.. Want to be like Christ... Nigeria Joined October 2010

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More people need this than they realise

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People pay me to tell them this. I want you to watch it. It will work on your mind.

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If you are new to investing, do not start by chasing random stocks. Start by understanding sectors and owning quality companies inside them. This is how I am positioning for 2026. 1. Banking Fortress Stocks (Recapitalization Winners) The March 31, 2026 recapitalization deadline is one of the biggest events in the market. • Zenith Bank (ZENITHBANK): A strong dividend bank with an estimated yield of about 12 percent. It is already close to meeting the new capital requirements. • GTCO (GTCO): One of the safest banks in the market. It has a strong history of efficiency and consistent returns to shareholders. 2. Energy Powerhouses (Growth and Dividends) Energy is one of the most exciting sectors due to deregulation and major acquisitions. • Aradel Holdings (ARADEL): One of the fastest growing energy companies on the NGX. After listing in late 2024, earnings grew by over 170 percent in 2025. This is a pure growth play in energy. • Seplat Energy (SEPLAT): After acquiring Mobile Producing Nigeria, production increased significantly. A recent special dividend also makes it attractive for income investors. 3. Defensive Growth (Essential Products) In an inflationary environment, companies that sell necessities perform better. • Fidson Healthcare (FIDSON): Pharmaceuticals remain resilient. As local drug production grows, Fidson stands out for steady revenue growth. • Presco (PRESCO): A leading palm oil producer with rising earnings and a strong dividend track record. Agriculture remains a solid hedge against economic uncertainty. 4. The Wildcard • Dangote Refinery IPO: If this listing happens in 2026, it could reshape the entire market and instantly become the largest stock on the exchange.