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NSE deserves more attention from young investors

Brian Otieno by Brian Otieno
May 29, 2025
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Kenya’s young people are all about quick cash think betting apps or crypto but let’s talk about the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) where the real money is , and it’s not getting the love it deserves from my peers. With the NSE  performance reflecting a steady overall  improvement in market sentiment and increased investor activity in  2025 and Kenya’s economy projected  by National Treasury to grow at 5.4% in 2025 , this market is a solid bet for building wealth. It’s time to ditch the risky stuff and invest in the NSE.

Contrary to gambling, where Kenyans lose fortunes yearly. The NSE isn’t perfect, but it’s way safer. Yet, only a handful of Kenyan youth invest in NSE. Good news, the NSE is getting easier for beginners with as low as KES 100.0. Furthermore, online platforms make it simple, especially for the majority of young Kenyans with access to smartphones.

Investing in the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) as a young Kenyan can offer significant benefits. First, it provides an opportunity to grow your capital over the long term, potentially outpacing inflation. By investing in shares of listed companies, you become a part owner and can benefit from their profits through dividends and potential capital appreciation as the share price increases. Starting young allows for the power of compounding to work in your favor, where returns on your initial investment also start earning returns over time, leading to wealth accumulation.

 Moreover, investing in the NSE can expose you to different sectors of the Kenyan economy, fostering financial literacy and a deeper understanding of the world of business. It also offers a pathway to participate in the growth of Kenyan enterprises and contribute to the nation’s economic development.

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However, there are challenges to consider. The stock market can be volatile, meaning the value of your investments can fluctuate and you risk losing money. As a young investor, you might have limited capital, making diversification across different stocks challenging, which can increase risk. Lack of sufficient financial knowledge and the complexities of the stock market can also be daunting. Furthermore, market sentiment, economic downturns also negatively impact investment returns. Transaction costs can also erode potential profits, especially for smaller investments.

However, compared to gambling and pyramid schemes, where Kenyans lose fortunes yearly, NSE is way  much safer. Furthermore, online platforms make it simple, especially for the majority of young Kenyans with access to smartphones

With young Kenyans facing tough times resulting from  high unemployment and rising costs of living. Betting won’t help, but a coin a month in the NSE could make you Warren Musyoki Buffet in 25 years! Spread the word, Lets cash in on the projected economic growth, log off those betting apps, you are pouring water into a sieve, Arsenal will never win Champions league! open a brokerage account, and start small. Your wallet will thank you later

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