OK, sori, I just wanted you to log here, and I know that nothing here sells better than seks.
Any way, I wanted to engage serious investors/businessmen in the money markets. Here goes:
I have some fair amount of money I would like to invest short-term in the financial markets, with the hope that a bull market will materialise from early next year after the erectionations. I plan to exit around May/June next year, and I am looking at capital returns of anywhere above 10 per cent.
So, working with Sh100 as the basic capital to make things easier, where would you invest (shares, bonds, whatever). Remember: short-term!
Please give short explanamacations to your breakdown.
(PS: This is a vote of confidence in many of you. I’ve seen brilliance here)
(PSS: @Deorro don’t move this to business just yet. Give it a day or two).
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[li]diversified their interests across East Africa and The Sub saharan.[/li][li]Their businesses apart from ICT and real estate,include Health,education,agri business ,power ,beverages and i think they own a bank now.(All key businesses)[/li][li]currently trading @ 40.50 and due to the forthcoming elections,share prices are going lower but they will shoot back by next year hence 10 percent is feasible. [/li]
[li]Regardless of whoever will be in power come 9th next month, the above sectors are still going to grow.[/li][/ul]
that’s my honest, layman’s view.
guaranteed returns labda money markets or govt bonds…money market offer peasant returns if you factor in taxation… jaribu m-akiba bond 10% tax free returns… the only problem is how to beat the daily safaricom mpesa transaction limit to buy the bond if you’ve got lots of mulla.