My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

🎄 Merry Christmas & Warm Season’s Greetings 🎄

As we celebrate this special season, I would like to sincerely thank you for being part of the My Wealth Guide community. Your trust, support, and commitment to learning about investing are truly appreciated.

As we look forward to the coming year, I would like to reassure you of my continued commitment to providing clear, beginner-friendly, and in-depth investment education, delivered with honesty and patience. This will continue to cover:

• Investing at the NSE and global markets
• Shares, ETFs, MMFs, special funds, and both corporate and government bonds
• Practical ways to understand pricing and identify value locally and globally
• The importance of patience, discipline, and timing in investing
• Why full ownership and long-term thinking are key to sustainable wealth creation

I would also like to reaffirm that all training and consultations are, and will remain, free. This is a personal commitment and my New Year’s resolution—to continue empowering you with knowledge and guidance, without cost.

May this Christmas bring you peace, joy, and reflection, and may the New Year open doors to growth, wisdom, and financial progress.

🎁 Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year
Thank you for being part of the journey.

— My Wealth Guide

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

Understanding Market Execution & How to Buy at Lower Prices

In the stock market, a trade only happens when a buyer matches a seller.

📌 BUY orders execute at the lowest available ask (offer)
📌 SELL orders execute at the highest available bid

Most investors end up buying high because:
• They use market orders
• They don’t adjust price on the order screen
• They chase prices instead of letting the market come to them

🎯 How to Buy Shares at Lower Prices
• Always check market depth
• Identify where buying pressure (highest quantities) is concentrated
• Place your buy order slightly above the strongest bid
• Use GTD (Good-Till-Date) validity (e.g. 1 week)
• If not in a hurry, place even lower buy prices and wait

Why this works:
• Big orders are often day orders and expire
• Your GTD order may become the best bid the next day
• This increases chances of buying at lower prices

🧠 Why this matters
• Buying lower reduces your average cost
• You move into profit faster when prices rebound
• Works for both long-term and short-term investors

⚠️ Avoid this strategy on penny stocks with no dividends

📖 Read the full article here:
jantersandstudio.blogspot.com/2025/12/understandin…

Courtesy of My Wealth Guide KE

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

BALANCE SHEET CHECK – NSE INVESTOR RULE 📊

Before you buy any stock on NSE, always ask:

✅ Are total assets higher than total liabilities?
✅ Is shareholder equity positive?
✅ Does the company have a real business that makes steady profits?

If the answer is NO to all of these:
🚫 Do NOT buy — even if it looks cheap! Analyze further

👇 Why this matters:
Cheap price doesn’t mean safe! Many penny stocks look “affordable” but are actually weak businesses with heavy debt and no real future.

Always look beyond price.
Assets + Equity + Profits = Safer investing.

Learn the full rule here:
👉 jantersandstudio.blogspot.com/2025/12/balance-shee…

Courtesy of My Wealth Guide KE

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

📉 Market Panic = Opportunity for Smart Investors

When fear is high, value shows up. This is a buying and cost-averaging phase, not a selling phase.

🔹 EABL (Diageo Exit)
Diageo’s exit has triggered panic — but nothing fundamentally changes.
Asahi is simply buying out Diageo’s stake.
✅ Strong business
✅ Strong, consistent dividends

📌 While others panic, smart investors buy low using GTD orders.

🔹 Safaricom (SCOM)
The government plan to sell 15% ownership creates another discount opportunity.
📉 Price likely controlled/suppressed until the deal is completed.
📌 Position early using GTD orders at lower target prices.

🔹 WTK
Bonus dilution has pushed prices down.
📉 Discounted levels now available.
📌 Enter gradually and aim even lower prices using GTDs.

🔹 For Investors Already Holding These Stocks (EABL, SCOM, WTK)
If you’re currently in a loss:
✅ Buy low to average your cost down
✅ Do not panic sell quality dividend stocks

📊 How to target better entries
• Check where buying pressure is concentrated
• Identify price levels with very high bid quantities
• Place your order slightly above that bid level for higher execution chances

🔹 GTD Strategy Reminder
✔ Set GTD orders for 1 week or longer
✔ Only chase price if targeting book closure for dividends or bonuses
✔ Patience beats emotion in the market

⏰ This is accumulation time — not panic time.

📲 If you’re stuck or need guidance, reach out FREE on WhatsApp: 0723384775

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5 days ago | [YT] | 3

My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

How to Average Your Cost Down (The Right Way)

Before buying new shares, always start by checking your portfolio valuation.

🔍 Step 1: Identify the biggest loss
• The share showing the highest loss means its price has dropped significantly
• Now ask the most important question:

👉 Is it a dividend-paying stock?

💰 If it IS a dividend stock
• ✅ This is usually the right time to buy more
• Buying at a lower price will:
– Reduce your average cost
– Increase your dividend yield
• When the price improves, you move into a profit position faster
• 📌 Hold the stock, unless profit levels become very high

📊 If it is NOT a dividend stock
• You may still average down, but with a strict plan
• Buy only to:
– Lower your average cost
– Sell immediately once you return to profit
• ❌ Do not hold non-dividend stocks long-term
– Prices can keep adjusting downward
– They don’t pay you while you wait

📈 Step 2: Check Market Depth Before Buying
• Always look at market depth to see where buying pressure is concentrated
• If buying pressure is at the bottom:
– Place your order at the lower price or slightly above the strongest buy level
• If buying pressure is at the top:
– Buy at the current selling price
– Or place a GTD (Good-Till-Date) order and wait
• Use GTD orders in both scenarios to take advantage of lower prices without chasing the market

🧠 Key lesson
• You bought at high prices
• Wait patiently for price dips
• Buy strategically using market depth
• Push your average cost down
• Discipline beats emotions every time

📌 Dividend stocks → Average down & hold
📌 Non-dividend stocks → Average down & exit on profit

🎥 More insights here:
https://youtu.be/ygg-E1Ota_s?si=KS-Lw...

Courtesy of Wealth Guide KE

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

After yesterday training, do you believe you can turn your portfolio into profit? Look at average price vs current price in portfolio. If it is higher then instead of buying new shares on different counter, push that average cost down. Lets do it

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

🙏 Thank you all for attending the training.
I hope you learned a new and better way of investing and gained practical insights you can apply in the market.

Your time, engagement, and willingness to learn are truly appreciated.

📘 Get the training notes here:
No. 15 – Building Wealth on the NSE: DCA, Dividend Stocks & Smart Buy Strategies
🔗 jantersandstudio.blogspot.com/p/master-nse-share-l…

🎥 Video recording will be shared later.

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

Training: Building Wealth on the NSE — DCA, Dividend Stocks & Smart Buy Strategies

events.teams.microsoft.com/event/2cd75b0e-f2f6-4c0…

🗓 Wednesday 17th

⏰ 11:30 AM

💻 Online (Microsoft Teams)


Summary

This practical NSE training focuses on helping you build wealth patiently and intelligently using real, market-tested methods.

You’ll learn:

✔️ Why NSE prices fall and why this benefits long-term investors

✔️ How to use DCA to reduce average buying costs

✔️ How to identify and invest in strong dividend stocks

✔️ How to read market depth (bids & offers) to spot buying and selling pressure

✔️ How to choose lower buy prices using GTD orders and amendments

✔️ Why penny stocks destroy capital and why DCA fails on them

✔️ What the Safaricom government share sale means for investors



🎯 Who should attend:

NSE beginners, long-term investors, dividend-focused investors, and anyone seeking smarter ways to buy and hold shares.

👉 Buy patiently. Buy lower. Build wealth smarter.

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

Did you know this is the RIGHT time to average your costs down? 📉🔥

You bought when prices were high?
No problem — this is your chance to correct it.

From now until February, market demand is usually low.
Not because foreigners are exiting.
Not because funds are dumping shares.
Just normal holiday spending, school fees, and January commitments.

That means: discounted prices.
And discounted prices = DCA opportunity.

👉 Start this month.
👉 Invest consistently.
👉 Buy quality dividend stocks — not cheap, non-dividend stocks.
👉 Add small amounts weekly or monthly and push your average cost lower.

By the time the market picks up again,
you’ll be holding more shares, at lower cost, with higher future dividends.

🎥 VIDEOS COMING SOON…

I’ll be posting videos on:

📌 How Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) really works in a falling market
📌 How to identify low entry points without guessing
📌 How to use GTD (Good-Till-Date) orders to catch discounted prices even when you’re busy
📌 How dividends + low prices + reinvesting = faster long-term growth

Stay tuned — this is the season to accumulate smartly

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My Wealth Guide Ke (Jantersand Studio)

Safaricom Green Bond – Investor Summary (Dec 9, 2025)

Safaricom received KES 41.6 billion in applications for the first tranche of its Medium-Term Note Programme—against a target of KES 15 billion.
This represents a 175.7% oversubscription.

Refund Details

Safaricom activated the full KES 5 billion greenshoe option, raising the total tranche size from KES 15B → KES 20B.

Because subscriptions hit KES 41.6B, Safaricom will refund KES 21.4 billion to investors (the excess amount).

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