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13/08/2025

Lesson 2

Claymauth Finance Series
What Are Shares?
Imagine cutting a big cake into small pieces .
Each piece = a share of a company.
When you own shares, you’re not just a customer
You’re a part-owner!

How you earn:
1 Dividends – Company shares part of its profits with you.
2 Capital Gains – You sell your shares at a higher price than you bought.
Remember: Prices can drop & dividends are not guaranteed.

Bottom line: Buying shares = Owning a business. Choose wisely.




13/08/2025

Lesson 1 –
Understanding Companies: Public vs Private
Before we jump deep into stock trading, let’s first understand what we are actually buying when we buy shares.
A company is simply a business that is legally registered to operate — it could be making bread, building houses, selling clothes, or even running electricity supply like KPLC.
But companies come in two main types:

Private Companies
Owned by a small group of people — family, friends, or a few investors.

Shares are not sold on the stock exchange.

- Public Companies

Owned by many people (shareholders) — could be thousands or even millions.
Shares are sold openly to the public through the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).

Anyone with a CDS account can buy these shares.
Examples: Safaricom, Equity Bank, KPLC, KenGen.

Why it matters in stock trading
When you buy shares in a public company, you become part-owner of that company.
If it makes profits, you can earn in two ways:

1. Dividends (profit sharing)
2. Capital gains (selling your shares at a higher price than you bought) 📈
In this series, we’ll focus mainly on public companies — because that’s where trading and investing happens for everyday Kenyans like you and me.

Tomorrow’s Lesson 2: “What Are Shares and How Do They Work?”




13/08/2025

Lesson 1 –
Understanding Companies: Public vs Private
Before we jump deep into stock trading, let’s first understand what we are actually buying when we buy shares.
A company is simply a business that is legally registered to operate — it could be making bread, building houses, selling clothes, or even running electricity supply like KPLC.
But companies come in two main types:

Private Companies
Owned by a small group of people — family, friends, or a few investors.

Shares are not sold on the stock exchange.

- Claymauth Company Ltd , many local businesses you know.
If you want a share in it, you must deal directly with the owners.
- Public Companies

Owned by many people (shareholders) — could be thousands or even millions.
Shares are sold openly to the public through the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE).

Anyone with a CDS account can buy these shares.
Examples: Safaricom, Equity Bank, KPLC, KenGen.

Why it matters in stock trading
When you buy shares in a public company, you become part-owner of that company.
If it makes profits, you can earn in two ways:

1. Dividends (profit sharing)
2. Capital gains (selling your shares at a higher price than you bought) 📈
In this series, we’ll focus mainly on public companies — because that’s where trading and investing happens for everyday Kenyans like you and me.

Tomorrow’s Lesson 2: “What Are Shares and How Do They Work?”





12/08/2025

Part 10 – From Life Lessons to Market Lessons 📈

After spending weeks reflecting on life, family, and legacy, I realized something:
The dash between sunrise and sunset is not just about memories — it’s also about how wisely we use the time in between.

And wisdom isn’t just for life… it’s for money too.

When my father told me “Tunga na makai, Meri” — work hard and get rich — he wasn’t just talking about earning. He was talking about building, protecting, and growing what you have.
So today, we turn the page. From Part 10 onwards, I’ll be sharing practical lessons in stock trading — the same skills I’m learning as I actively buy, sell, and track shares right here in Kenya.
We’ll explore:
How to choose shares worth buying
When to sell and lock in profits
How to read the market without fear
And yes… how to make your money work for you
If you’ve ever wondered how the Nairobi Securities Exchange can fit into your journey — whether you’re chasing short-term wins or long-term dividends — walk with me. Let’s learn together.
Because the real dash in life is not just between our birth and death… it’s between our dreams and our action.

First lesson drops tomorrow.





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