After much observation I believe hii game ya parking money in other people’s businesses as ‘investing’ is chieth… Wee na sumni zako kumi what are you really expecting to get even if the share price doubles and you sell? Isipokua the high frequency traders (who have insane capital) and short sellers (who also have insane capital) hii kitu for a peasant villager is just a waste of money and time ukingoja diffidends hapo to be paid cents at the end of the year… Consolidated funds (like mutual and pension funds) are the only entities that can have any growth from these (and can have a say in company management when they hold a huge stake in company equity to keep the business in line and managers not running down the company in corruption /insider dealings)… Look elsewhere where your pennies can have a quicker more direct impact, do your research and build the economy directly (may be riskier but overall would be worth it ujimanage na tupesa twako) than watching prices ebb and flow on things very much out of your influence
in my opinion it is not yet a buyer’s market, yet! When Corona is confirmed here, it will, eventually. if they don’t shut trading then it will be a buyer’s market. That is if you will have mon
Those prices are at par with the status of the economy.
If you decide to buy now, you are making a bet that the economy will improve. And that it will improve fast enough to justify parking your money in someone else’s vault.
With the drunkard and thief in charge, that’s not a bet I can confidently make.