Using loans to invest in the stock market? Be very careful. People sometimes use interest-free loans (like some government workers) to buy IPOs or strong stocks — that can make sense if managed well. But taking high-interest loans to invest in stocks is a big NO. Nothing in the market is guaranteed. You could lose money and still pay heavy interest. Only use debt you can comfortably repay. Better to invest money you already have or can afford to lose. Protect your capital first.

One big limitation on the GSE right now is the inability to buy fractional shares. Many strong companies trade at GH¢20, GH¢50, or even over GH¢100 per share. A lot of people want to own them but can’t afford a full share. This stops small and young investors from participating in quality stocks. If the GSE allows fractional shares, it would be a game changer — letting anyone invest any amount they can afford. More participation = better liquidity and market growth. We hope this gets implemented soon.@gstockexchange

I told you my guy don’t give up cos soon we go make it.

Senegal head coach Pape Thiaw has become widely discussed in America because of a statement he made during a press conference. Journalist: “Today, there were very strong winds in the state of New Jersey, and security officials advised members of the delegation not to go outside for your own safety. Why did you go out to perform the prayer?” Pape Thiaw: “Is there anything more important than prayer? I do not think that is your concern. You fear the wind, while we fear Allah, the One who created the wind. We came here for a game of entertainment, yet we have forgotten that we were created to worship Allah. Even if the @FIFAWorldCup World Cup final were being played today and we were one of the finalist teams, we would still go out to perform the Jummah prayer, even if it meant losing the championship. Do not lecture us about the rituals and obligations of our religion.”

Missing Person Alert 🚨 A UCC student has reportedly gone missing. kindly repost and share this information widely. ..your share could be the one that helps reunite him with his family.

I totally agree. It's only in Ghana that car value appreciates.

What is your excuse for missing Salah?

This is coffee...the rest you drink with the same name is soup!! Stay away from me on this topic!

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Sunday financial nuggets 1. Your salary is not your wealth. Your assets are. Start building things that generate money even while you sleep. 2. Small consistent savings beat big inconsistent income. GH¢50 daily can become millions over time. 3. Never spend money you haven’t earned yet. Debt is expensive slavery. Stay disciplined with your finances. 4. Investing early is the ultimate cheat code to wealth. Time and compounding are undefeated. Start today. 5. Don’t chase money. Chase value. Solve real problems and money will naturally chase you. 6. Lifestyle inflation is the silent killer of wealth. Earn more, but don’t upgrade your spending faster than your income. 7. Diversify your income sources, not just your investments. Multiple streams protect you when one fails. 8. Understand the business before buying the stock. Price is what you pay, value is what you get. 9. Build an emergency fund first. Never invest money you can’t afford to lose. Peace of mind is priceless. 10. The best time to invest was yesterday. The next best time is today. Stop waiting for the perfect moment.

Imagine investing just GH¢5,000 in GCB shares when the price was around GH¢4 in 2022. GH¢5,000 would have bought you approximately 1,250 shares. Fast forward to 2026, with GCB trading at around GH¢36 per share, those same 1,250 shares would now be worth about GH¢45,000. That's a gain of GH¢40,000 on an initial investment of GH¢5,000 — an 800% return before even considering any dividends paid during the period. This is why investing is powerful. Many people focus on today's price, while successful investors focus on the future value of great businesses. Time in the market can be more rewarding than trying to time the market. 📈💰

Gardons cet état d’esprit, ce n’est que le début 👊🏼🇲🇦

There’s nothing flashy in my life. People probably think I’m broke. Totally cool with that.

Bitcoin dividend stocks growth stocks rental properties = my path to financial freedom.

If you had invested GH¢5,000 in TotalEnergies Marketing Ghana shares when the price was GH¢4.10 per share in 2022, you would have acquired approximately 1,220 shares. Today, with the share price around GH¢36.30, those same shares would be worth about GH¢44,286. That's a gain of over GH¢39,000 from price appreciation alone, excluding any dividends received during the period. Now, before anyone says, "GH¢5,000 was a lot of money in 2022," I completely agree. This post is not about criticizing anyone for not investing. It's about creating awareness. Every generation looks back and says, "I wish I had invested back then." The real question is: what investments are we making today that our children, nephews, and nieces will look back on 10 years from now? Will they say: "If only they had invested..." Or will they say: "I'm glad they started early." The purpose of investing is not to predict the future perfectly. It's to give yourself a chance to participate in the growth of great businesses over time. The best time to invest may have been years ago. The next best time is when you understand the opportunity and take action.

I think I've finally discovered how to become a trillionaire. 😂 1. Create a company. 2. Create 100 billion shares. 3. Sell each share for $50. 100,000,000,000 × $50 = $5,000,000,000,000 That's $5 TRILLION. 4. Keep 50% of the company. 50% × $5 trillion = $2.5 trillion.

Every dollar starts as an idea.

Advising people to invest.

Nobody is getting rich off the SpaceX IPO at $1.75T The real upside is in 5 smaller space stocks with real moats that almost nobody is watching. Here’s the list:

Investing in a company that hasn't recorded any profit and lost nearly $5b last year is a waste