Jawabu Youth Group

08/10/2017

Topic: Giving Gods Way (Teaching Sunday)
Psalms 116:12- 14:how can i repay the lord for all his goodness to me
Teaching- impacting knowledge
Preaching- inspiring
How to Receive:
5 important keys that will open the doors to success
1. Paying all your Tithes - Malachi 3:10- open the gates of heaven and release your blessings, i will personally rebuke the devil (malachi 3:11), i will ensure that your vines never dry before harvest time(job, business, etc)
Three types of tithers: people who never tithe, regular but unfaithful tithers (malachi 3:8-9), people who are regular tithers and give the correct amount- this are the people who please God, and benefit from his Goodness
2. The Offerings- its not a must but its a key (luke 6:38)- give and it shall be given unto you, filled up properly shaken together overflowing
3. Thanksgiving Offering- always thank God after he has done something good to you with an envelope
4. Investing in the Kingdom of God- The minute you put your money in God Kingdom he becomes a shareholder in your life,
5. Blessing our parents- two types of parents( blood parents, spiritual parents) put money in an envelope and take to your parents: Spiritual Parents- our Bishops, Parents, put money in an envelope and take it to your Spiritual Parents and receive your Blessings

Psalms 24:1

09/09/2017

22/06/2017

https://citizentv.co.ke/business/cbk-kba-launch-portal-for-borrowers-to-compare-loan-costs-168922/amp/

CBK, KBA launch portal for borrowers to compare loan costs

22/06/2017

http://www.the-star.co.ke/news/2017/06/21/kcb-nbk-gain-despite-cmas-cautionary-note_c1583425

West Texas Intermediate crude oil for July delivery slumped by a $1.40 to trade $43.25 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange the lowest since November 14, 2016. Oil has been in a sharp slump since OPEC underwhelmed the market some four weeks ago. I expect a further dive and a crisis [of the s...

18/06/2017

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/15/serbias-president-formally-nominates-countrys-first-openly-gay/

Serbia's president on Thursday nominated the highly conservative country's first openly gay prime minister, a move likely to infuriate both the Christian Orthodox church and ultranationalists.

03/05/2017

You shall live in the hearts of those who loved you and will thus never die or be forgotten

31/03/2017

Land preparation... we are approaching planting time...

23/07/2016

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15/07/2016

Market Commentary:

Market saw a 14.18% drop in deals with Volumes traded increasing to 36.70Mn (+44.00%) compared to 25.49Mn traded yesterday. This was driven by large trades in Equity Bank and Safaricom which moved 81.57% of trade. Turnover was 101.91% higher with the two counters contributing 75.50%. NSE 20 Share Index declined by 0.17% losing 6.29 points, this was largely contributed by 6.25% drop in NMG. NSE 25 Share Index and NASI dipped 0.64% and 0.29% respectively. Market capitalization shed 0.30%. Foreign activity stood at 93.28%, the highest levels y-t-d closing with a net inflow of KES 8.50Mn, dominated Equity, Safaricom and KCB.

Insurance Sector advanced 2.98% with Pan Africa and Liberty prices recover 5.7.43% and 5.19% respectively, while Britam and CIC insurance gained 2.21% and 2.22%. Jubilee holdings remained flat with no trades.

Construction index saw Bamburi gain 2.50% to settle at KES 164.00. The counter saw a large foreign outflow of KES 24.88Mn which was taken up locally. EA Cables and EA Portland Cement recovered 3.82% and 1.64%.

Energy and Petroleum had Total, Kenol Kobil and Utility Company Kenya Power value shrinking by 3.94%, 0.47% and 1.10% respectively.

T-Bills: CBK offered KES 12Bn on the 182 day and 364 day T-Bills. The 182 day saw a 50.16% subscription on 139 bids with the rate edging 26.7bps upwards to 9.914%. 364 Day T-Bill received 88 bids for a 115.05% subscription which saw the rate ease 8.3bps to 10.869%. The bank accepted 77.86% i.e. KES 9.34Bn.

13/07/2016

Market Commentary:

NSE 20 Share Index and NSE 25 Share Index shed 1.14% and 1.14% respectively with 13 representative counters dropping led by Kenya Power (-5.10%), NMG (-4.11%) and Britam (-3.89%). NASI was down 0.94% declining by 1.32 points with 26 company’s losing compared to 13 that gained. Total volumes traded increased by 22.60% pushing turnover up by 7.63%. Activities continued to be dominated by a few counters with top three moving 67.91% in volumes and 61.84% in value. Market Capitalization shrunk by 0.94% after losing KES 19.02Bn in value. Foreign Activity dropped to 60.74% driven by low foreign transaction on Safaricom. The market closed with net inflows.

Banking sector saw a high foreign interest with large inflows in BBK, Equity Bank and Cooperative Bank. Sector index dropped by 1.17% with counters declining or remaining flat in prices. I&M Holdings slipped 4.59% down with KCB losing 3.03%. The sector continues to be on the limelight due to high non-performing loans and news of business interruption in South Sudan.

NSE Limited traded at an average of KES 19.20 moving in 70,500 shares. It has lost 21.60% y-t-d after trading a high of KES 28.50. The company as seen a company was received formal recognition as a self-regulatory organization from CMA. This comes after it successfully put in place independent management structures for its commercial and regulatory functions in line with the CMA (Demutualization of the NSE Limited) Regulations, 2012. The market continues to await the launch of derivative market.

Manufacturing sector has EABL as the only loser, settling at KES 272.00 from KES 274.00. Mumias Sugar, Flame Tree and Unga Group advanced by 4.00%, 1.87% and 1.55% respectively.

12/07/2016

Market Commentary:

Market opened with 1,187 deals and 21.93Mn shares exchanging with turnover of KES 548.70Mn compared to 1003 deals and 20.05mn shares with a turnover of KES 557.74Mn at the end of last week, representing a 18.34%, 9.37% increase in deals and turnover respectively while turnover dropped by 1.62%. Safaricom, Equity Bank and KCB dominated 80.40% of volumes while Safaricom, EABL and Equity Bank managed 77.26% of value. NSE 20 Share Index shed 26.88 points to close 0.73%. NSE 25 Share Index and NASI declined by 0.52% and 0.58% respectively. Market Capitalization was down 0.59% shrinking by KES 11.93Bn. Foreign activity stood at 79.51% closing with KES 12.14Mn in net outflow.

Liberty, Britam and CIC Insurance shed 5.39%, 2.41% and 1.06% respectively pushing the Insurance Sector Index 1.03% down. Pan Africa and Kenya Re gained 2.56% and 0.26%. The sector moved 0.98Mn shares representing 4.45% of the day’s volume.

Banking sector moved 15.19% of volumes. NIC Bank and Barclays Bank were the only sector gainers, up 0.70% and 0.50% to settle at KES 36.00 and KES 10.05 respectively. KCB and NBK lost 1.49% and 1.04% in value. The sector remains vibrant with Equity and KCB topping on the most active counters.

Safaricom continues to see volatility in prices affected mostly by the foreign activity. The counter traded at an average of KES 17.45 shedding 0.57% of value. Foreign activity represented 86.44% of the total value traded.

08/07/2016

Market Commentary:

Market saw a decline in activity with volumes dropping by 48.66% dragging turnover to KES 341.14Mn from KES 1.16Bn transacted yesterday. NSE 25 Share Index declined marginally by 0.10% suppressed by a 6.67% drop in Nation Media while supported by 6.48% and 3.03% gains in Britam and DTB. NSE 25 Share Index advanced by 0.22% with NASI up 0.43% with 17 counters gaining compared to 22 counters that lost. Market capitalization crossed the KES 2Trn mark after recovering KES 26.73Bn to KES 2,025.28Bn buoyed by large value counters. Foreign activity was at 82.23% closing with a net inflow driven activities in Safaricom, Equity Bank and EABL.

Banking Sector index declined by 0.14% with 2.12Mn shares exchanging. CFC Bank was the top sector loser shedding 3.03% while DTB gaining 3.03% in value. Equity Bank was up 4.61% w/w after gaining KES 1.75 to settle at KES 39.75. NBK and HFCK have lost 4.98% and 1.73% w/w respectively.

Insurance Sector saw Liberty and CIC Insurance declined by 0.34% and 1.04% respectively. Britam was the top gainer advancing 4.68%. The sector has seen positive movement w/w with Pan Africa gaining 11.11% to close at KES 40.00 from KES 36.00.

Fahari REIT traded at an average of KES 19.75 having opening the week at KES 18.75. The counter closed its half year reporting (seven months four days to be exact) on June 30th). Week on week, the stock declined by 9.20%.