carpediem wrote:Hi Wazuans,
Here is another dude fresh outta campus, newly employed and desperately needing financial development.
I want to invest about KSh. 10,000 monthly from my salary in either a SACCO or buying stock. Joining a SACCO is straightforward- Buying stock? I have not a single idea!
I've Googled around, saw something about opening an account with firms like Dyer & Blair and a CDSC account etc but I don't have that clear pathway of actually how I buy shares of a particular company and get dividends e.c
Which is the best way to start?
Do buyers get conned?
Any stocks that currently look promising?
I have lots of questions that I'll clarify with your much appreciated responses.
Thanks.
welcome to wazua!This is the right forum in which you will learn and grow.I have personally learnt alot though as you can see im two months old in this forum.But i have found good people here who are really very helpful.Enyands,vvs,ericsson,aguy and obiero are great people.They have been very helpful to me since i entered here in aprill i feel im long.
First things first. You will need to open a cdsc account with a brokerage firm or an investment bank of your choice.If you dont have time,you will relie on your broker or investment bank on what shares to buy or sell.If you have time you can research in the market and make your own decisions.
It will also depends on what you want to gain the market,dividends? capital gains? the choice is yours.The stock investment is a high risk venture.Take your time and learn slowly.To help you started,buy equity bank shares and hold them for one to two years as you learn how the market works.You will then add other stocks slowly as you continue to grow.Wishing you all the best.
Towards the goal of financial freedom