An Investor’s Guide to Online Stock Trading in Nigeria

Online stock trading has been gaining in popularity over the past decade all over the world, Nigerian stock exchange too has seen growing interest from retail investors in recent years.

Online stock trading refers to buying and selling stocks on the Nigerian or other stock exchange using electronic trading app or platform. Stocks, also known as shares, are a unit of ownership stake in a public company.In this guide, we will take you through everything you need to know, to start online stock trading in Nigeria.The stock market is a type of capital or financial market. The stock market refers to the public market on which shares or stocks are bought and sold.

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