Back to learning library
11+advancedinvestment-universe

Investment Strategy & Portfolio

Understand why value investing (pioneered by Benjamin Graham, practised by Buffett): price ≠ value.

10

Lessons in this module

60 min module estimate
1Preview

Value investing

Understand why value investing (pioneered by Benjamin Graham, practised by Buffett): price ≠ value.

8 minPreview lesson →
2Preview

Growth investing

Understand why expectations risk: growth stocks price in ambitious futures.

8 minPreview lesson →
3Preview

Index investing

Understand why arithmetic of active vs passive: all investors collectively hold the market.

8 minPreview lesson →
4Preview

Naira-cost averaging

Understand why nCA's psychological value: investing decisions are pre-committed and automatic.

8 minPreview lesson →
5Preview

Sector investing in Nigeria

Understand why nigerian banking stocks appeal: (1) dividend yield — banks like Zenith, GTBank, Access pay significant dividends (5-10% yield), (2) interest rate sensitivity — high CBN rates widen bank margins, (3) economic utility — banking services are needed in all conditions.

8 minPreview lesson →
6Preview

Asset allocation

Understand why the three allocation drivers: (1) Time horizon — longer = more equities acceptable (time absorbs volatility), (2) Risk tolerance — emotional and financial capacity to handle decline without selling, (3) Goals — what return is needed? If 8% T-bills meet your goal, why take equity risk? These three together determine the right mix.

8 minPreview lesson →
7Preview

Portfolio for a 15-year-old

Understand why the equity premium: stocks historically outperform bonds, T-bills, and cash over long periods — by a significant margin.

8 minPreview lesson →
8Preview

Nigerian investor context

Understand why digital investment platforms have transformed Nigerian access to global markets.

8 minPreview lesson →
9Preview

Portfolio rebalancing

Understand why rebalancing serves two functions: (1) risk control — without rebalancing, bull markets push allocations to dangerous stock-heavy concentrations; (2) systematic value investing — selling the asset class that grew (relatively expensive) to buy the one that underperformed (relatively cheap) is disciplined counter-cyclical investing.

8 minPreview lesson →
10Preview

Starting with 5000 in local currency

Understand why time dominates initial amount: (1.

8 minPreview lesson →
Full experience

Want the activities, rewards, and progress tracking?

Create a family bank to unlock the full curriculum, kid dashboards, DeeDee guidance, quizzes, badges, and parent progress insights.

Create family bank