Nigeria, May 13 -- Nigerian stocks depreciated 1.4 per cent last week as increased sell pressure strained the market value of shares as smart money shifted more into fixed-income assets than equities.

That is not to say stocks are losing their shine.

One bright spot during the week was growth in the size of trade, with trade volume improving 12.7 per cent and the value of transactions up also, in this case, by 55.2 per cent.

A number of equities continue to offer value for money, some now lowly priced to a level that offers a strong entry point for different investors seeking stocks with the promise of price appreciation.

PREMIUM TIMES has assembled some stocks with fundamentals and other potential, adopting key analytical approaches ...