: From ₦10k to How Much? My 2-Week Portfolio Update



DAY 13 of my ₦10k challenge.


I started with ₦10,000 exactly 2 weeks ago. People said "₦10k too small to invest". Here's what happened.


What I bought with ₦10k:


1. Access Holdings - 50 shares - @ ₦20.50 = ₦1,025

2. GTCO - 20 shares - @ ₦45 = ₦900

3. UBA - 50 shares - @ ₦35 = ₦1,750

4. Zenith Bank - 20 shares - @ ₦38 = ₦760

5. Dangote Sugar - 30 shares - @ ₦45 = ₦1,350

6. NASCON - 40 shares - @ ₦30 = ₦1,200

7. CSCS charges + cash left = ₦3,015


Total: ₦10,000


After 13 Days - Portfolio Value Today:


- Access: 50 x ₦23.50 = ₦1,175 (+₦150)

- GTCO: 20 x ₦52 = ₦1,040 (+₦140)

- UBA: 50 x ₦39 = ₦1,950 (+₦200)

- Zenith: 20 x ₦42 = ₦840 (+₦80)

- Dangote Sugar: 30 x ₦48 = ₦1,440 (+₦90)

- NASCON: 40 x ₦33 = ₦1,320 (+₦120)


Total Value: ₦10,780

Profit: +₦780 (7.8% in 13 days)

Bank would have given me: ₦3 for 13 days.


This is why I invest.


3 Lessons:


1. Small money grows too. Don't wait for big money.

2. Banks moved this week because of Q1 results.

3. Dividends coming next month = free money again.


What's Next: Day 14 = I will sell 1 loser and buy Fidelity Bank.


This is not financial advice. This is my personal journey. Do your own research.

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