Penny-Stocker wrote:Metasploit wrote:Museveni wrote:Penny-Stocker wrote:Hello Wazuans, I am trying to make an entry into the NSE for the first time and would like some advice. I live outside Kenya and am looking for a brokerage house with good online presence and self directed trades. The dividend paying stocks at NSE are looking good,not overpriced, and have a promising future going forward! Any brokerage house recommendations from your dealings and experiences?
Thanks all!
How about this for a start ?
C&P:Quote:The Open Day will give participants an opportunity to get information on:
• How to buy share and bonds
• How to protect your shares
• How you can start investing with as low as Kshs. 500.00
• Opening and running a CDS account
• What you need to know about Unit Trusts (Collective Investment Schemes)
• Product and Institutional awareness.
• Developments in capital markets.
• The role of intermediaries in facilitating long term savings.
• Capital markets as an alternative financing option in long term projects
• The government's role in promoting investment and security of investment.
Bad assumption.The guy might be a trader/investor elsewhere and just wants to make an entry on the NSE
@ Museveni.....I don't need an intro. course/seminar on the above mentioned! Besides, check my handle..... Been trading for the last 10 years, not at the NSE! I'm just used to trading real time on my computer. I just like what's going on at the NSE hence my thought about entry. I think the stocks are cheap, some pay very handsome dividends and also, just to spread the risk...and invest in Kenya! I think I'll give CFC a try!
Noted. ~
Penny-Stocker ~
MetasploitOn the promotional material most brokerage firms are listed as having some presentation time, which means it is just pitching whatever upper-hand they have on the competition.
So, there is some good start to fish for that info.
But wazuans have the best source = experience.
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