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A couple of conmen do not an industry make  . "Nothing can possibly go wrong in real estate" is an interesting statement of your own fashioning that can only be described as "Mutagaesque" in import.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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MugundaMan wrote:sparkly wrote: Your grasp of basic Economics and Finance is wanting.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight. And yours is clearly genius level especially considering the quality of your posts on this thread vis-a-vis the topic therein  Why start a thread to ridicule stocks investment including investment in real estate compamies? It doesn't add DC plots to your portfolio Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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sparkly wrote: Why start a thread to ridicule stocks investment including investment in real estate compamies? It doesn't add DC plots to your portfolio
Why respond with peni mbili duni to the same thread? 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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MugundaMan wrote:sparkly wrote: Why start a thread to ridicule stocks investment including investment in real estate compamies? It doesn't add DC plots to your portfolio
Why respond with peni mbili duni to the same thread?  To make you happy Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/4/2016 Posts: 2,016 Location: Kitale
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sparkly wrote:MugundaMan wrote:sparkly wrote: Your grasp of basic Economics and Finance is wanting.
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight. And yours is clearly genius level especially considering the quality of your posts on this thread vis-a-vis the topic therein  Why start a thread to ridicule stocks investment including investment in real estate compamies? It doesn't add DC plots to your portfolio mimi nitakuwa tajiri kupitia NSE! Towards the goal of financial freedom
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/8/2018 Posts: 2,212 Location: DC (Dustbowl County)
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay
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So all one needs to join the Million dollar club is own 2 flats huko eastlands each @ksh50m? Or own a few acres or a few bulotis near the city. Then we have very many dollar millionaires.
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Rank: Member Joined: 4/26/2011 Posts: 759
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NewMoney wrote:kitabu_chako wrote:Technology is a good bus for those with a creative mind. That's what allowed me to join the these millionaires. have made a couple of USD million, my next challenge is to get to $10M.
Happy Hunting :) Yeah, Technology is the real deal, scales like crazy, makes real estate and NSE look like child's play. Today, 6 out of 10 richest people in the world are in tech, and so are 7 out of 10 largest companies by market cap. A total contrast to what it was just 15 years ago. In Kenya, tech is still in the infancy stage and yet we can see it making a dollar millionaire here and there. In a few years, it will dominate and bring us the first clean $Billionaire. Sad that the government has not yet recognized this potential, Tech should be like the Big ONE Agenda. I am a professional investor in emerging companies, whoever tells you that technology will get you to be a dollar millionaire faster probably don't know the stats. I see at least 1000 promising tech startups every year, 80% of which will never get seed funding even after the founders have spent every $ they have and borrow from every family and friends, and after going without pay for up to 5 years they shutdown. 80% of the 20% that get seed funding will not proceed to series B and C. Short story, the technology companies you see today cumulated from thousands upon thousands of failed technology companies. You are more likely to be a millionaire in retail/farming/manufacturing than in Technology. Of course unless you are a hacker!
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Rank: Hello Joined: 8/29/2018 Posts: 3 Location: Kuwait
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Rollout wrote:NewMoney wrote:kitabu_chako wrote:Technology is a good bus for those with a creative mind. That's what allowed me to join the these millionaires. have made a couple of USD million, my next challenge is to get to $10M.
Happy Hunting :) Yeah, Technology is the real deal, scales like crazy, makes real estate and NSE look like child's play. Today, 6 out of 10 richest people in the world are in tech, and so are 7 out of 10 largest companies by market cap. A total contrast to what it was just 15 years ago. In Kenya, tech is still in the infancy stage and yet we can see it making a dollar millionaire here and there. In a few years, it will dominate and bring us the first clean $Billionaire. Sad that the government has not yet recognized this potential, Tech should be like the Big ONE Agenda. I am a professional investor in emerging companies, whoever tells you that technology will get you to be a dollar millionaire faster probably don't know the stats. I see at least 1000 promising tech startups every year, 80% of which will never get seed funding even after the founders have spent every $ they have and borrow from every family and friends, and after going without pay for up to 5 years they shutdown. 80% of the 20% that get seed funding will not proceed to series B and C. Short story, the technology companies you see today cumulated from thousands upon thousands of failed technology companies. You are more likely to be a millionaire in retail/farming/manufacturing than in Technology. Of course unless you are a hacker! You forget that technology is now everywhere - in retail/farming/manufacturing! As Marc Andreesen says Technology is eating the world. If you have a business venture that doesn't use technology to achieve certain efficiencies you are leaving a lot of money on the table and will likely soon be in trouble of disruption. Statistics about start up failures are what I call "fuzzy" wisdom. A lot of start up founders find success after the 3rd or 4th start up, all the while they are learning and getting better, just like in any discipline worth learning, you fail, then learn. So in stead of calling it a failure rate, you should say this is how long it takes most founders to get the hang of entrepreneurship. Of course some people have more talent or luck than others but that is normal. Here in Africa raising money is not a sign of success, building a profitable business is what is important. Fundraising creates a lot of hype but having paying customers is where the rubber meets the road. Long and short, no matter what kind of business you are involved in, you can always be in technology and use it to your advantage. Happy Hunting 
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Rank: Member Joined: 4/26/2011 Posts: 759
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kitabu_chako wrote:Rollout wrote:NewMoney wrote:kitabu_chako wrote:Technology is a good bus for those with a creative mind. That's what allowed me to join the these millionaires. have made a couple of USD million, my next challenge is to get to $10M.
Happy Hunting :) Yeah, Technology is the real deal, scales like crazy, makes real estate and NSE look like child's play. Today, 6 out of 10 richest people in the world are in tech, and so are 7 out of 10 largest companies by market cap. A total contrast to what it was just 15 years ago. In Kenya, tech is still in the infancy stage and yet we can see it making a dollar millionaire here and there. In a few years, it will dominate and bring us the first clean $Billionaire. Sad that the government has not yet recognized this potential, Tech should be like the Big ONE Agenda. I am a professional investor in emerging companies, whoever tells you that technology will get you to be a dollar millionaire faster probably don't know the stats. I see at least 1000 promising tech startups every year, 80% of which will never get seed funding even after the founders have spent every $ they have and borrow from every family and friends, and after going without pay for up to 5 years they shutdown. 80% of the 20% that get seed funding will not proceed to series B and C. Short story, the technology companies you see today cumulated from thousands upon thousands of failed technology companies. You are more likely to be a millionaire in retail/farming/manufacturing than in Technology. Of course unless you are a hacker! You forget that technology is now everywhere - in retail/farming/manufacturing! As Marc Andreesen says Technology is eating the world. If you have a business venture that doesn't use technology to achieve certain efficiencies you are leaving a lot of money on the table and will likely soon be in trouble of disruption. Statistics about start up failures are what I call "fuzzy" wisdom. A lot of start up founders find success after the 3rd or 4th start up, all the while they are learning and getting better, just like in any discipline worth learning, you fail, then learn. So in stead of calling it a failure rate, you should say this is how long it takes most founders to get the hang of entrepreneurship. Of course some people have more talent or luck than others but that is normal. Here in Africa raising money is not a sign of success, building a profitable business is what is important. Fundraising creates a lot of hype but having paying customers is where the rubber meets the road. Long and short, no matter what kind of business you are involved in, you can always be in technology and use it to your advantage. Happy Hunting  If I use the comment someone made above, "7 out of 10 largest companies are Technology companies" The comment do not say " 7 out of 10 largest companies use technology to enable business. If the statement is correct then you can't used the argument that technology is everywhere. Yes, a lot of start up founders find success after a number of failures but don't forget about survival bias, the stories you read and hear is from accounts of those who survived it doesn't account for millions who blew all their money and life on ideas that failed.
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