Cheap vs Expensive Shares in Kenya: What Investors Should Know

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Cheap vs Expensive Shares in Kenya: What Investors Should Know Cheap vs Expensive Shares in Kenya: What Investors Should Know Introduction Many beginner investors in Kenya make one critical mistake when entering the stock market—they judge shares purely based on price. There is a widespread belief that cheap shares are good deals while expensive shares are risky or “too late” to invest in. This thinking often leads to poor investment decisions and missed opportunities in the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE). The reality is simple: the biggest mistake NSE beginners make is confusing share price with value. Understanding this difference is what separates smart investors from those who struggle to make consistent returns. What Are Shares? Shares represent ownership in a company. When you buy shares, you become a part-owner of that business. This means you can benefit in two main ways: Capital gains (when the share price increases) Dividends (profits s...
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NSE Free Stock Market Training 2026: How to Join, What to Learn & Access Guide

NSE Free Stock Market Training 2026: How to Join, What to Learn & Access Guide

NSE Free “Stock Market Made Simple” Webinar — Full Guide & How to Join (Kenya 2026)

Published: January 2026 | Source: Money Market Hub Kenya

What This Training Is (and Why It Matters)

The Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) has confirmed a free online investor education webinar titled “Stock Market Made Simple”, scheduled for January 28, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 11:15 AM (EAT).

The training is designed to help beginners understand how shares (equities) and bonds work on the NSE, how prices are formed, and how investors can start responsibly.

Who Should Attend This Webinar

  • First-time investors in Kenya
  • Salaried professionals exploring shares and bonds
  • SACCO and MMF investors considering diversification
  • Students and young professionals seeking financial literacy

Not everyone is suited for equities. Read: Who Should NOT Invest in Shares in Kenya

What the NSE Webinar Will Cover

1. Shares vs Bonds

Participants will learn the difference between owning a share (ownership and dividends) and investing in bonds (fixed income and maturity).

2. How the Stock Market Works

The webinar explains how the NSE operates as a marketplace, how supply and demand influence prices, and why market prices change daily.

3. Role of Stockbrokers and CDS Accounts

Investors will understand why a Central Depository System (CDS) account is mandatory and the role licensed brokers play.

What the Webinar Will NOT Do

  • No stock recommendations
  • No guaranteed returns
  • No advanced trading strategies

Why There Is No Public Join Link Yet

The NSE uses a pre-registration system. This means the Zoom join link is sent only after registration.

Registration is done via:

  • A Zoom registration link shared by NSE
  • A QR code on official NSE posters

How to Join the Webinar Using a Phone

  1. Scan the NSE QR code or click the registration link
  2. Fill in your name and email
  3. Download the Zoom app (Android or iPhone)
  4. Open the confirmation email
  5. Tap “Join Webinar” at the scheduled time

How to Join Using a Laptop or Desktop

  1. Register via the NSE Zoom link
  2. Check your email for confirmation
  3. Install Zoom (recommended)
  4. Click the join link on webinar day

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Conclusion

The NSE free investor education webinar is a credible, beginner-friendly opportunity for anyone seeking to understand Kenya’s capital markets.

While it does not offer investment advice, it provides the essential foundation needed to invest responsibly.

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About the Author

Postine Ngeli is a Kenyan finance writer and investor educator at Money Market Hub Kenya. He focuses on simplifying shares, bonds, MMFs, and long-term investing for everyday Kenyans.

Disclaimer

This article is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always conduct independent research.

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