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10 Bargain Stocks
Ryan Hoover gives you all the details on his favorite Kenyan investment idea
Concrete Forecasts
Realistic assessments of each company’s potential returns
Tracked Versus the Market
An updated scorecard that monitors how each stock performs against the market
Take the guesswork out of investing on the NSE.
With commodity prices at multi-year lows, African stocks have dropped off many investors’ radar screens.
But there are bright spots in the gloom, and I believe Kenya’s Nairobi Securities Exchange will soon be one of them.
Here are a few reasons why:
- Kenya’s electricity output is at an all-time high, which makes it easier for businesses to operate and expand.
- Oil prices are at multi-year lows, which makes it cheaper to transport people and goods.
- Strong tea sales and a recovering tourism industry have taken downward pressure off the shilling, which helps contain the cost of imported materials and products.
- Interest rates are high but relatively stable.
This is why the IMF predicts Kenya’s GDP will expand by 6.0% this year – making it one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa.
But, for Ryan, the most compelling reason to invest in Kenya now comes down to value.
Quite simply, Kenyan stocks are cheaper today than they have been in years.
That’s the reason he launched Kenya’s Top Stocks.
In Kenya’s Top Stocks, he reveals 10 of my favorite Kenyan investment ideas. Each one, he believes, is priced to deliver market-beating performance to long-term investors.
Whether you’re completely new to investing in Kenya or have been trading stocks there for years, He’d love to have you aboard.
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