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Host @StanChartKE CEO. Watuambie what's cooking they're selling their properties left right and centre.
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President William Ruto’s ambition to run a government that “lives within its means” appears to have backfired, as he is set to close his first term in office with about Sh2.3 trillion loans that have no projects linked to them. zurl.co/EOKZy
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Naona umeamua kucopy my work directly without attribution x.com/VickWealthHQ/status/20…

Your money market fund is not your friend or your enemy. It’s just a number. And right now those numbers are spread wider than most people realise. Top of the table: Nabo Africa, 13.29%. Bottom: Equity, 5.10%. Same risk profile, same “park your cash” promise, more than double the payout depending on where you sat. Run it on KES 500,000 for a year, net of fees and 15% tax: the top fund pays you around 11.30%, the bottom around 4.34%. That’s roughly KES 35,000 versus KES 21,700. Same money, different decision, KES 13,000 gone to nowhere. Here’s the part I’d actually circle. Inflation is near 6.7%. Look at the last column. Eight of these funds now post a negative real return, Equity at -2.37%, Stanbic at -2.22%. Your balance still grows on the app. It just buys less bread each month. And the whole market is drifting down. The average dipped to 9.06% from 9.10% in two weeks as T-bill rates keep falling. This isn’t one bad fund. It’s the tide. I’m not saying chase the top line blindly, liquidity and fees matter too. But if your fund is paying you 5 to 6%, you’re paying it to lose you money slowly. Full June 13 ranking below. Where does yours land? #MMF #KenyaInvesting
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For safaricom you'll earn more in capital gains than in dividends
Dividends for sh 1 million in Safaricom Shares
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President William Ruto’s ambition to run a government that “lives within its means” appears to have backfired, as he is set to close his first term in office with about Sh2.3 trillion loans that have no projects linked to them. zurl.co/BMCAL
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NSE WEEKLY MARKET PERFORMANCE | WEEK 24 The week ended in the red. All indices declined. NASI & NSE10 suffered the most. ON THE GAINERS * TOP GAINER: Uchumi Supermarkets * ⁠Car & General touched 100 before retreating to 93.75bob, it is up 10.62%.
NSE WEEKLY MARKET PERFORMANCE | Week 23 It has been an awesome week. All indices ended up in the green. No stock gained 2-digit percentage. * TOP GAINER: Longhorn Publishers 📈8.27%
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This is just lame!! Would the Somali community be operating in Kenya if there wasn’t a conducive environment to do business in the first place? You thrive here because the environment is stable enough to operate, invest and grow businesses. And when you say “illegal vetting” when seeking IDs and passports, what exactly do you mean? Or do you simply want IDs and passports issued on the basis of, “We’re Somalis and we’re here to enlighten Kenyans on entrepreneurship”? Contribution to the economy does not exempt anyone from citizenship verification processes. Those are two completely different issues. Na pia watu walipe tax ama sisi wote tuamue we won’t pay!!
Kenya owes a lot to the Somali Community. Somalis have enlightened Other Kenyans on entrepreneurship from real estate, Forex, textile, retail etc. Yet Kenyan gov’t subjects my people to illegal vetting when seeking IDs & Passports. If Somalis decided to pull their resources out of Kenya, it will collapse in a day.
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EPRA has cut fuel prices for the June 15 to July 14 cycle: — Super Petrol: -KES 0.22 (-0.1% MoM) to KES 214.03 — Diesel: -KES 10.00 (-4.3% MoM) to KES 222.86 — Kerosene: unchanged at KES 191.38 Extra Notes: — The comparison is against the revised May 19 to June 14 prices, after EPRA cut Diesel to KES 232.86 and raised Kerosene to KES 191.38 following public transport sector protests. — The adjustment comes as average landed costs eased for Super Petrol and Kerosene in May, with Super Petrol down 0.56% to $901.16/cubic metre and Kerosene down 0.33% to $1,328.36. Diesel landed costs rose 0.21% to $1,294.71/cubic metre. — EPRA says the Government will utilize ~KES 10.0B from the Petroleum Development Levy Fund to cushion prices, with subsidies of KES 34.07/litre on Diesel and KES 55.68/litre on Kerosene, while Super Petrol receives no subsidy this cycle.
After massive countryside protests over high fuel prices, EPRA has partially reversed course just four days later. Effective May 19th, Diesel prices have now been cut by KES 10.06/litre to KES 232.86, while Kerosene jumps KES 38.60/litre to KES 191.38. Super Petrol remains unchanged at KES 214.25/litre.
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Replying to @BoardLotSultan
A break down and close below 11.65 could drive Centum to the 9.96 - 10.85 range. At 10, Centum is a good accumulation level if what the CEO said is anything to go by....
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A push by the National Treasury for taxpayers to secure mandatory stay orders to protect their accounts from being frozen by the Kenya Revenue Authority has triggered a backlash from tax analysts and private sector players. Business sector players argue that the proposal risks overreach by KRA. Read more: zurl.co/QtL67
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This is what happened to chase bank and eventually collapsed
Consolidated and Credit Bank breach insider loans rule zurl.co/G3eHP
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Does someone who inherited his wealth, got rich from illegal businesses, through corruption or got a jackpot make him a financial advisor
Financial Advisor unaendesha Demio lakini kwa kichwa yako unajiambia unaezanifunza kuinvest my millions. Sometimes we are Very unserious people
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The much anticipated dossier has been put off
My big brother @SokoAnalyst reached out to me regarding the issues I raised and offered to facilitate a meeting with Robert, @TheAbojani next week. We had a candid phone conversation and agreed not to air our differences publicly online. Thank you Steve & Robert.
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Hiyo wanataka utafute kwa factsheet hahahaha
The problem with Arvocap is that they show you a very big growth percentage but have so many deductions you can't tell the real ROI. Then why not give only the percentage after all deductions are made i.e the real growth
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Yield and AUM here
MONEY MARKET FUND (MMF, KES) PERFORMANCE Despite inflation rising and TBills yields also rising, the average MMF yield has been on a downward trajectory in the past few months. May's inflation was 6.7%; 8 out of 33 MMFs are currently yielding a net return below the inflation rate
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Maybe we should rank these funds by yield, safety, liquidity, and mobile-app experience rather than just AUM.
The Biggest Money market Funds in Kenya by Assets Under Management : 1. SanlamAllianz Money Market Fund = Ksh 123.36 Bn 2. CIC Money Market Fund = Ksh 75.06 Bn 3. Old Mutual Money Market Fund = Ksh 26. 76 Bn 4. Absa Shilling Money Market Fund = Ksh 24.88 Bn 5. COOP Money Market Fund = Ksh 21.78 Bn 6. ICEA LION Money Market Fund = Ksh 20.44 Bn 7. KCB Money Market Fund = Ksh 19.44 Bn 8. Ziidi Money Market Fund = Ksh 18.22 Bn 9. Britam Money Market Fund = Ksh 15.50 Bn 10. Jubilee Money Market Fund = Ksh 12.54 Bn Data by @CMAKenya Q1'2026
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Elon Musk didn't become wealthy by taking money from poor people. His wealth comes largely from the value investors place on companies he built and helped grow. Instead of asking why one person became rich, we should ask how to create more innovators, jobs, and economic growth
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Better a simple meal with friends than a feast alone
An onion shared with a friend tastes like roast lamb’ Egyptian proverb
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Net worth isn't the same as cash income. Comparing stock ownership to household wages makes for a viral post, not a serious economic argument.
Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire. The typical American household would have to work more than 11 MILLION years to make Elon Musk's level of wealth. We need a wealth tax.
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