Practical investing lessons for Kenyan retail investors: valuation, risk, portfolio sizing, and discipline.
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Learn how earnings, cash flow, growth, and margin of safety work together to spot fairly priced NSE counters like NCBA or KCB before the crowd does.
A practical, Kenya-specific guide to position sizing for retail investors for NSE investors: how it works, a worked example, and common mistakes to avoid.
Learn how to calculate true dividend yield on the NSE and why payout quality beats headline numbers for Kenyan retail investors.
Master the NSE's price-to-earnings ratio with plain language. Learn when a high or low P/E signals value, and how to avoid common misreads when evaluating Kenyan stocks.
Learn how Kenya's yield curve works, what a flattening or steepening means, and how to read short- vs long-term yields for NSE planning.
A practical investor lesson tailored to current NSE market context.
Kenya’s 91-day T-bill yields 8.799% as of July 23, 2026, with CBR held at 8.75%—here’s how discount pricing and tenors work.
Today the CBK kept the policy rate at 8.75%, while NSE turnover remained thin and investors watched **KCB** and **EQTY** for value signals.
Learn how **SCOM**’s P/E of 18.2x, **EQTY**’s 5.75 dividend, and **Vodacom-Safaricom**’s KES 272b deal impact your portfolio.
A practical investor lesson tailored to current NSE market context.
Longer-dated bonds swing more when rates move; this piece explains duration risk in plain terms and how it matters for the Kenyan NSE.
As inflation moves, nominal gains on NSE stocks may look appealing, but real returns determine true purchasing power and long-term wealth.