U.S. stocks were on a first-class ride into record territory in 2017. But they weren't alone.
The value of public companies on global stock markets grew by $12.4 trillion in 2017, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, which included dividends in its calculation. A number of markets even outperformed the U.S.
Here's a look at the biggest stock market winners of 2017:

1. Argentina
2. Turkey
3. Nigeria
4. Hong kong
5. U.S

The Nigerian All-Share index is still miles below record highs set in early 2008, but a 43% rally in 2017 has helped to close the gap.
The index suffered mightily in 2015 and 2016 as low oil prices, militant attacks, currency troubles, elections and Ebola hit investor sentiment.
But oil prices have moved higher, the central bank has made it easier to swap currencies and the economy has snapped out of recession, explained Zin Bekkali, founder and CEO of Silk Invest.
Many analysts are optimistic that stocks could keep rising in 2018.
"If you look at where we stand today, the [Nigerian] market is still one of the cheapest markets on the planet," said Bekkali.

http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/27/investing/best-stock-markets-2017-world/index.html

not only our stock market even our banks had the beat return
fidelity bank alone was up about 250% this year

Meanwhile

"Many analysts are optimistic that stocks could keep rising in 2018."

Waite for the naysayers

i comment my reserve

Okay

Performing after reaching rock bottom

Buhari is really working. People claim is unintelligent but even if he is, he loves his people and he can easily hire experts and intelligent people.

You don't know what you have till you lose it. I don't really support Buhari for 2019, i prefer Atiku. Buhari is a great man and his enemies will surely bake fake news and propaganda against him.

Buhari meant it when he said 1$ to 1N, yes he wasn't joking. But when he saw what evil PDP left for him it weakened his morale and he still struggled and worked hard.

He is trying and I'm sure he won't want to go for 2019 so he just want to fix things now and make things better now even though there isn't much time.

And i call upon the youths to stop drumming for obvious evil politicians.

And i call upon the youths to be wary of fani kayode. He's a dangerous criminal.

Okay....

Igbos will not like this.

They don't like any good news about Nigeria forgotten that, if they don't pray for the good of Jerusalem of Nigeria, nothing good can happen to them. They suffer worse than Nigeria.

Lies!
When Oando, FCMB and so many oda bank shares are worth a used tissue paper!

If Same CNN says that our economy is camatose.... Dey celebrate, but if its positive... They say its paid for.

is this goodnews when they is no fuel?

Hardeybohwarley:
Meanwhile

As usual, rather than celebrate, someone will quickly shift focus to the 'negative'. Abeg change in 2018 o! There is glory everywhere, stop seeing perdition.

Way to go!!!

meanwhile in other news

the human side of mamamadu bugari is still on sale


and you can grab your copy of the epic movie "The Recessionists " @ shop 9 ojo alaba lagos

The returns are still going back into the hands of the corrupt politicians

Good for the economy, path to progress

Alright,..




Meanwhile guys check out my profile for your extender products and other adult fantasy toys

Election propaganda is gradually staring.

hmmmm

When things want to get better, it first get worse .

NB: I don’t know if this is applicable to Nigeria tho

Nice one.

Nice one

Bede2u:
U.S. stocks were on a first-class ride into record territory in 2017. But they weren't alone.
The value of public companies on global stock markets grew by $12.4 trillion in 2017, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, which included dividends in its calculation. A number of markets even outperformed the U.S.
Here's a look at the biggest stock market winners of 2017:

1. Argentina
2. Turkey
3. Nigeria
4. Hong kong
5. U.S

The Nigerian All-Share index is still miles below record highs set in early 2008, but a 43% rally in 2017 has helped to close the gap.
The index suffered mightily in 2015 and 2016 as low oil prices, militant attacks, currency troubles, elections and Ebola hit investor sentiment.
But oil prices have moved higher, the central bank has made it easier to swap currencies and the economy has snapped out of recession, explained Zin Bekkali, founder and CEO of Silk Invest.
Many analysts are optimistic that stocks could keep rising in 2018.
"If you look at where we stand today, the [Nigerian] market is still one of the cheapest markets on the planet," said Bekkali.

http://money.cnn.com/2017/12/27/investing/best-stock-markets-2017-world/index.html

sai baba. Sarrki were u dey

If the report is true, nice one and fantastic.

The only issue I'm having with the report is credibility of CNN these days, going by what Donald Trump said, even America president don't believe in CNN.

Good news frm cnn for once on nigeria