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FCSL launches app that lets Nigerians practise stock trading before risking real money
Getting someone interested in investing is easy. Getting them to put their money into the market is harder. FCSL Asset Management wants to tackle that problem with InvestEd+, a new mobile app that lets Nigerians learn about the stock market and practise trading before using real money. The app uses live Nigerian Exchange (NGX) market
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