Engineering lead. In tech @vitaldigitalm Vital Digital Media. Family man. Car enthusiast Mukulima mfugaji. @garime_ke @dripemporium 254747206415 or 254727206415
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How I Turned Ksh 50,000 into Over Ksh 700,000 on the NSE in 3 Years 📈 (Real Strategy)
youtu.be/crb7gAlQnpc
For those of you waiting for KPC at Ksh 4.00 it is now at Ksh 12.65 with no supply. The Dangote Effect 🔥
How I Turned Ksh 50,000 into Over Ksh 700,000 on the NSE in 3 Years 📈 (Real Strategy)
youtu.be/crb7gAlQnpc
Vicky Junior Mukulima retweeted
It has overtaken her sister KEGN...and now is rushing to catch up with his brother KPLC. I'll exit after it hits 25 soon
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Vicky Junior Mukulima retweeted
If you purchased KenGen shares for Ksh2.33 per share when Eng. Peter Njenga became CEO in August 2023, you have made a capital gain of Ksh8.27 per share today. In addition, KenGen has declared a total dividend of Ksh2.30 per share during the three years.
Therefore, your investment in $KEGN stock has yielded a total return of Ksh10.57.
That's a percentage total return of 454%.
This represents a yearly return of about 60.88% p.a.
Vicky Junior Mukulima retweeted
Huku nyuma wanauliza kama wataiita Ziidi Bonds🌚
Safaricom is working with the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to introduce government bond trading through its My OneApp platform, expanding access to fixed-income investments following the launch of NSE share trading through Ziidi Trader.
The initiative was disclosed by Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa during the company's Sustainable Business Report launch.
