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In this era, every investor is driven by two potent motivations. On one side, we have the propention for gain, and on the other we have the fear of loss. The equilibrium between these two influences determines one’s investing personality and dictates the level of risk they are willing to take. Distinctive attitudes consider investingContinue reading “Why Investing is better than Saving in this Era.”

Bonds are fundamentally different from stocks, and investors count on the different ways that they react to changing conditions in the Ugandan economic environment in the 21st Century. The primary value of bonds is that they offer a predictable stream of future cash flow to both young investors and experienced investors, and the companies thatContinue reading “Effects of Inflation on the Bond market in the 21st Century”

Government Securities are government debt papers issued to finance its expenditure and or regulate money supply. There are two types of Government securities of which these are Treasury Bonds and Treasury Bills. What are Bonds? A bond is a debt security under which the issuer (Bank of Uganda or a company) owes the holder aContinue reading “What are bonds and treasury bills? (A case study of operation in Uganda)”

Individuals who want to invest in equities need to understand the risks associated with investing. Investing in shares and or stocks can be highly lucrative and can set you up for a bright financial future. However understanding the risks and benefits associated with buying shares is a crucial step for your education in the sectorContinue reading “Is it risky investing in shares and stocks?”

Shares and Stocks are an element of a company’s ownership, but can they possibly allow you to walk out with a chair from its office? Wherever you’ve travelled, had breakfast with friends, at business conferences and carried on business with companies that issue shares/stocks, you’ve probably heard of shares and how they are like owningContinue reading “What are Shares and Stocks in a company?”