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mwekez@ji
#11 Posted : Friday, February 07, 2014 4:29:01 PM
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sparkly wrote:
mwekez@ji wrote:
jawgey wrote:
Bryan wrote:
Can one start investing in the stock market with as low as 20k? just to gain experience and learn the dynamics of the market?


yes you can. I would advise you buy counters with values of less than 10bob which have potential growth. With these you will be able to accumulate more shares. A good bet might be CIC insurance.

In that case, mumias is the lowest priced share in the exchange. Dirt cheap 3 bob!!


Or Kenya Orchads. He can buy almost 7,000 of them.


LQTM. When is the last time KOL traded?
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YoungMulla
#12 Posted : Saturday, February 08, 2014 8:32:00 PM
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Don't just buy any stock, even if it looks cheap , do some research on the counter/company, is it making profits or losses, is the share value going up or down, and don't be swept by the crown,learn from your mistakes and get better at the game.
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Rawsinvestor
#13 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 10:17:40 AM
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Candlesticks wrote:
Bryan wrote:
Can one start investing in the stock market with as low as 20k? just to gain experience and learn the dynamics of the market?


Certainly can read more here http://themarkettrends.w...k-exchange-for-dummies/


but this market is a little bear right now.


Well. I do not think this market is on a bear. A number of counters are bearing yes but it is not enough to say that the whole market is is on a bear.
Look at the graphs of Nairobi's all share index for the last two years.
If the dollar value goes to Zero, the gold value goes to infinity.
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jerry
#14 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 11:16:24 AM
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mwekez@ji wrote:
jawgey wrote:
Bryan wrote:
Can one start investing in the stock market with as low as 20k? just to gain experience and learn the dynamics of the market?


yes you can. I would advise you buy counters with values of less than 10bob which have potential growth. With these you will be able to accumulate more shares. A good bet might be CIC insurance.

In that case, mumias is the lowest priced share in the exchange. Dirt cheap 3 bob!!

There is also Paka Power! Buy at 2.70 and sell at 3.20. Or you can have a feel with no money at all at wazua FaNtaSEy market b4 you commit cash. When/If you decide to "GO REAL" I recommend Kingdom Securities via any Coop Bank branch or do it online at D&B, CFC, Suntra(not sure)...
The opposite of courage is not cowardice, it's conformity.
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jerry
#15 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 11:25:50 AM
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jerry wrote:
mwekez@ji wrote:
jawgey wrote:
Bryan wrote:
Can one start investing in the stock market with as low as 20k? just to gain experience and learn the dynamics of the market?


yes you can. I would advise you buy counters with values of less than 10bob which have potential growth. With these you will be able to accumulate more shares. A good bet might be CIC insurance.

In that case, mumias is the lowest priced share in the exchange. Dirt cheap 3 bob!!

There is also Paka Power! Buy at 2.70 and sell at 3.20. Or you can have a feel with no money at all at wazua FaNtaSEy market b4 you commit cash. When/If you decide to "GO REAL" I recommend Kingdom Securities via any Coop Bank branch or do it online at D&B, CFC, Suntra(not sure)...

Remember to make at least 4.3% between buying and selling if you want to trade with your shares. This goes to the broker. From my example above you would make a net of roughly 14%!((3.2-2.7)/2.7*100-4.3). Easy in theory but worth trying.
The opposite of courage is not cowardice, it's conformity.
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sparkly
#16 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 1:45:28 PM
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Jokes aside, success in the stock market comes from mastering and exploiting two emotions: FEAR and GREED, hence you buy when the prices are trading low (to take advantage of high dividend yields) and sell when the prices are high (to cash out your capital gains).

Sounds easy enough but in practice it is not easy. Buying low and selling high is counter intuitive. People want to buy a stock that is rising and will not sell a stock that is falling hoping that it will bounce back. This is a recipe for losses in stock trading.

To begin with I suggest you read "the Intelligent Investor" to master the two emotions. I have the ebook in case you want it.

With more experience you can then try trading patterns like @Hisah.

Bryan wrote:
Am certainly more enlightened now. Thank you so much wazua community

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brizzy
#17 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 1:54:37 PM
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sparkly wrote:
Jokes aside, success in the stock market comes from mastering and exploiting two emotions: FEAR and GREED, hence you buy when the prices are trading low (to take advantage of high dividend yields) and sell when the prices are high (to cash out your capital gains).

Sounds easy enough but in practice it is not easy. Buying low and selling high is counter intuitive. People want to buy a stock that is rising and will not sell a stock that is falling hoping that it will bounce back. This is a recipe for losses in stock trading.

To begin with I suggest you read "the Intelligent Investor" to master the two emotions. I have the ebook in case you want it.

With more experience you can then try trading patterns like @Hisah.

Bryan wrote:
Am certainly more enlightened now. Thank you so much wazua community


Would u mind emailing me the ebook at leejnr39@gmail.com it will be invaluble
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murchr
#18 Posted : Sunday, February 09, 2014 6:01:58 PM
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mwekez@ji wrote:
sparkly wrote:
mwekez@ji wrote:
jawgey wrote:
Bryan wrote:
Can one start investing in the stock market with as low as 20k? just to gain experience and learn the dynamics of the market?


yes you can. I would advise you buy counters with values of less than 10bob which have potential growth. With these you will be able to accumulate more shares. A good bet might be CIC insurance.

In that case, mumias is the lowest priced share in the exchange. Dirt cheap 3 bob!!


Or Kenya Orchads. He can buy almost 7,000 of them.


LQTM. When is the last time KOL traded?



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