Practical investing lessons for Kenyan retail investors: valuation, risk, portfolio sizing, and discipline.
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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.
A practical guide for retail investors in Kenya on choosing between bonds and equities, using current NSE context to weigh risk, yield and time horizon.
Central bank policy, short-term funding rates, and liquidity cues shape how stocks move on the NSE and influence investor decisions.
Understanding earnings per share and what it says about the quality of a company’s earnings helps Kenyan investors separate short-term swings from real profitability.
A practical investor lesson tailored to current NSE market context.