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How To Use Research Lab
The strongest prompts usually include the company or theme, your time horizon, and what you want help deciding. Research Lab now starts from the fast workflow by default and still pulls live web context into reports where relevant.
Company research
Ask for a thesis, horizon, upside, downside, and the main risks in one sentence.
Analyze GTCO for the next 12 months and tell me the main upside drivers and risks.
Is BUA Foods still attractive for a long-term investor after its recent run?
Give me a simple investment thesis on MTN Nigeria for a medium-term hold.
Compare ideas
Name both assets and the factors you care about so the comparison stays focused.
Compare Zenith vs UBA on valuation, dividend strength, and earnings quality.
Which is stronger today: Dangote Cement or BUA Cement for a 3-year view?
Compare Presco and Okomu on margins, growth, and downside risk.
Portfolio review
Mention your objective or concern, and Research Lab can review allocation and concentration.
Review my portfolio for concentration risk and tell me where I am overexposed.
Which holdings in my portfolio look weakest for a defensive investor?
Check whether my portfolio is too dependent on banking dividends.
Macro and sector
These work well when you ask how a trend affects a sector, not just whether the trend exists.
How do interest rates affect banking stocks in Nigeria right now?
Find the strongest NGX opportunities if inflation stays elevated.
Which consumer goods names are best positioned if FX pressure continues?
IPO and external companies
You can still ask about companies you do not already track. Research Lab will use live web context alongside structured coverage when available.
Is a potential SpaceX IPO likely to be a good one to buy for a long-term investor?
What are the biggest risks if I want to buy OpenAI if it ever lists publicly?
How should I think about valuation risk in a hypothetical Stripe IPO?
