About MoloneyStreetRe
Research built for the market you’re actually investing in.
The name comes from Moloney Street, Lagos Island — where the city’s first banks, trading houses, and merchant firms set up in the late 19th century. That street’s significance was never in its buildings, but in what happened inside them: people making considered decisions about where capital should go.
We carry that idea forward. Different instruments, different scale — same discipline.
Nigeria deserves better investment research.
The Nigerian Exchange lists over 130 companies across banking, industrials, consumer goods, real estate, and more. It’s one of Africa’s most dynamic markets — and one of the most analytically underserved.
For most investors managing their own portfolios or building family wealth, the research infrastructure doesn’t match the opportunity. Coverage is sparse, inconsistent, and often locked behind brokerage relationships. What exists is usually retrospective — telling you what already happened, not what the data currently suggests.
We built MoloneyStreetRe to close that gap. Not hot tips. Not commentary dressed as analysis. A systematic, daily scoring of the full NGX universe — and the discipline to publish it transparently, every week.
Every night, the engine re-reads the market.
Each company in our universe is scored independently across three pillars. There is no discretion applied after the scores are set — the composite is calculated, the tier is assigned, and the output is published.
We enforce a ₦5 million daily average volume liquidity gate. A stock below that threshold may be scored but is marked Illiquid or Stale — we will not issue a conviction call on something you cannot actually trade at size.
Three products. One engine behind all of them.
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Weekly Research NoteEvery week: a structured review of the full scored universe, the top-tier picks, score movers, and a market read — with the composite data behind every call.
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Interactive DashboardsLive screener, consolidated dashboard, sector breakdown, and per-stock deep dives — updated each session so you can monitor your holdings and pipeline without waiting for a note.
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Daily Trigger AlertsWhen a tier changes, a price moves 5%+, or a composite score shifts materially, a targeted note is published immediately — not held for the weekly cycle.
Transparency is part of the product.
Anyone can write analysis. The integrity of a system is tested by whether it shows you the misses as well as the wins, and whether the rules stay the same regardless of what the score produces.
- ✓ The scoring methodology is documented and applied consistently — no manual overrides after scores are generated.
- ✓ Our track record is published publicly: every historical tier assignment and its subsequent outcome is visible on the Signals page.
- ✓ Corporate disclosures from the NGX are tracked in real time, with AI-assisted summaries, so material announcements don’t fall through the cracks.
- ✓ We do not take proprietary positions in the securities we cover.
- ✓ Every note carries a methodology footer. The composite scores and pillar breakdowns are shown alongside every recommendation — not hidden behind a conclusion.
Yinka is a data analytics professional whose career has been built around one consistent question: what does the data actually say, and can the decision survive scrutiny? That lens — shaped through over two decades working in business intelligence, Data analytics, and data warehousing — is what drives MoloneyStreetRe.
Based in England and investing in Nigerian equities for over two decades, he ran into the same wall that most diaspora investors hit: a market with genuine opportunity and almost no systematic research infrastructure to navigate it. So he built the engine himself. The composite scoring model, the nightly data pipeline, the tier framework — these came from his own portfolio management problem, not from a product roadmap.
He holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Datawarehousing & Data Mining from the University of Greenwich and runs Vine Edge Management Ltd, the Nigeria-registered vehicle through which he invests in the Nigerian stock market. The same methodology he publishes here is applied to his own positions — there is no separate research product and personal practice.
MoloneyStreetRe is for investors who believe that patient, evidence-based capital allocation compounds over time — and who want the analytical infrastructure to back that belief in their own market.
Not people chasing tips or overnight returns. People building real portfolios in Nigerian equities — whether that’s a personal account, a family office, or a professional mandate — who want to see the data behind every conviction, every week.
If that’s you, you’re in the right place.