Staggering the number of you guys that worship outlier lives of great accomplishment, but are completely disgusted by what true outlying behavior looks like
Commentator: I think Japan thinks they're taller than they really are, because whenever they get a corner kick, they kick it high and the Dutch, who are taller obviously headbutt it away
*2 minutes later*
Japan shoots another corner kick, teammate jumps and actually headbutts it into the net
Equalizing the score (2-2)
Commentator: I owe an apology to Japan
The two failed relationships and kids should be the reddest flag in tge history or red flags. Ofcourse she's not gonna be like " yeah, I am after the money" but once that certificate is signed, the brother will loose $1000,000 of sacrifices made through blood and sweat. He should exit this relationship.
Mpesa pin starting with 0 stays goated 😂.
And in the even it starts with a digit beyond 3 that transaction on my end will come back as insufficient fund 😂😂
Waiting for a huge salary increase before you start investing is a costly mathematical mistake.
People tell themselves they will start saving Sh 5K in MMF when they get an increase; ignoring that time is the single most powerful variable in compounding.
Starting a modest Sh 3,000 monthly MMF saving at age 29 can accumulate Sh 300,000 at age 35 with average 11% annual return.
Delaying that exact saving until age 35 means you will missing out on Sh 470K+ by age 40.
You don’t need a massive surplus to build serious wealth. You just need to stop losing prime compounding years to procrastination.
Isn't this what index funds and etfs do and they end up outperforming the sophisticated analysts? They buy small portions of all large caps theoretically.
Why own both KCB and Equity in the same portfolio?🧐
Within the banking sector allocation, KCB and Equity are near-substitutes; similar scale, regional footprint, loan book composition, and earnings drivers.
Pairing them adds concentration, not breadth.
If the mandate calls for a second banking position, the marginal name should offer differentiated factor exposure
e.g., StanChart’s capital-light, dividend-heavy profile,
Absa’s corporate book,
or Co-op’s cooperative deposit base,
different rate sensitivity, or a different point in the credit cycle.