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invest0r
#11 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 12:30:48 PM
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Seconded Bank of Kigali advice. This could be a cash cow. However, note that it will start trading 29th of Aug

T Bill advice may not be very appealing for you. The shortest time you can put money in T Bills is 91 days and you will make peanuts. If you had participated in last action (27.06.2011), the return for your 200k would be 4,386 after 3 months (calculated at the Weighted Average Rate of accepted bids)
Gordon Gekko
#12 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 1:44:31 PM
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invest0r wrote:
Seconded Bank of Kigali advice. This could be a cash cow. However, note that it will start trading 29th of Aug

T Bill advice may not be very appealing for you. The shortest time you can put money in T Bills is 91 days and you will make peanuts. If you had participated in last action (27.06.2011), the return for your 200k would be 4,386 after 3 months (calculated at the Weighted Average Rate of accepted bids)

Could have sworn that the minimum to invest in t-Bills is 1 metre.
the deal
#13 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 1:48:16 PM
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Why are we encouraging this guy to take this road of ruin?
invest0r
#14 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 1:59:15 PM
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Gordon Gekko wrote:
invest0r wrote:
Seconded Bank of Kigali advice. This could be a cash cow. However, note that it will start trading 29th of Aug

T Bill advice may not be very appealing for you. The shortest time you can put money in T Bills is 91 days and you will make peanuts. If you had participated in last action (27.06.2011), the return for your 200k would be 4,386 after 3 months (calculated at the Weighted Average Rate of accepted bids)

Could have sworn that the minimum to invest in t-Bills is 1 metre.


True GG, although CBK can take 100K in T Bill auction, to make a meaningful gain in T Bills one needs more than 1m. And even with a 1m, there are better investment alternatives
WAGUMA
#15 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 3:41:36 PM
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Av been studying the price movements of several counters in the past month and av realized that its a little bit tricky to get a good gain on them considering the fact that the transaction fees will eat up part of the capital gain.
I had in mind NMG,EABL,DTB & Equity.I might still speculate on them but al increase my duration.

@Gordon gekko & Invest0r,i agree on the T-bills.The rates are the best so far but i believe that there are better investment options.
If you have a loose 1million or more,try commercial papers...nakumatt is a good one tho aint sure if they still need money.
VituVingiSana
#16 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 4:01:51 PM
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Cde Monomotapa
#17 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 4:04:29 PM
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FUNKY wrote:
The price of KCB might not rise like KenolKobil in the short term. KCB is more of a long term buy.

KCB is almost a gauranteed safe-haven in the event that gains don't show in a month's time. H1s are due this month too.
dunkang
#18 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 4:18:19 PM
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Dear WAGUMA,

I entered NSE to make a quick catch, 16 months later, am still waiting for profits, since i know if i press SELL today, i might as well commit suicide.

Instead, i have now found myself buying and buying and buying.

As you have been told, 'NSE is not a fish market'. BUY, wait, make profit, SELL.

I have learnt the hard way, but am better off since i've not yet sold!

Yours Sincerely,


dunkang
FOR: TRADERS FORCED TO INVEST (pty).
Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you.” ― Rashi

Cde Monomotapa
#19 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 5:23:22 PM
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dunkang wrote:
Dear WAGUMA,

I entered NSE to make a quick catch, 16 months later, am still waiting for profits, since i know if i press SELL today, i might as well commit suicide.

Instead, i have now found myself buying and buying and buying.

As you have been told, 'NSE is not a fish market'. BUY, wait, make profit, SELL.

I have learnt the hard way, but am better off since i've not yet sold!

Yours Sincerely,


dunkang
FOR: TRADERS FORCED TO INVEST (pty).

@WAGUMA...Tafakari haya.
mufasa
#20 Posted : Monday, July 04, 2011 5:41:20 PM
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WAGUMA wrote:
Hey wazuans,

I need some advice on a stock i can invest in for a short duration of time.I have 200k that ad like to invest for one month only so basically i want a good counter to speculate on.

200k is good money to start with but just like a business, this is capital. Now, you need to learn NOT to SPECULATE with your capital but be a TRADER. It is impossible to speculate and consistently be a winner.
Having said that prepare yourself for a loss, that 200k will get hit but you never really loose unless you get out, dont worry it will come back. the key is to learn the mkt and become a trader and not a speculator. Like someone here put it. THIS IS NOT A FISH MKTsmile
Do it today! Tomorrow is promise to no-one.
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