Every trade above ₦50 million on the Nigerian Exchange, updated throughout the trading session. Track institutional buying and selling pressure.
Where the whales have been buying
Every block trade of ₦10 million or more, netted per stock. Buying at the offer counts as accumulation, selling into the bid as distribution.
Accumulation
net buying| Stock | Net flow | Trades |
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Distribution
net selling| Stock | Net flow | Trades |
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Direction is inferred from where each trade printed against the prevailing price, so treat it as a strong signal rather than a confirmed buy or sell instruction.
What is NGX Whale Watch?
Whale Watch tracks every block trade above ₦50 million on the Nigerian Exchange throughout the trading session. Large trades signal institutional activity from fund managers, banks, and high-net-worth investors moving significant capital into or out of NGX stocks.
How to read the data
Each row shows the stock ticker, quantity traded, price, total naira value, and whether the trade was buyer or seller initiated. Green rows indicate buying pressure. Red rows indicate selling pressure.
What counts as a whale trade?
Any single transaction above ₦50 million qualifies. At the ₦500M+ filter, you are looking at exclusively institutional-sized activity from pension funds, asset managers, and foreign portfolio investors.
Why it matters
Large block trades often reveal where smart money is building, trimming, or rotating positions. That makes Whale Watch useful for market context before you make a move.