How to invest on the Ghana Stock Exchange

[@patrickk9539]

When would Africa create an app where one can buy and trade stocks from all the countries on the continent.

[@yawfrimpong6619]

I am also in Ghana and i am investing in Ghana stock exchange

[@millanhamachila5090]

Hello dear, I would want to begin investment in the Ghana Stock Exchange. Now i am a foreigner living in Zambia 🇿🇲 what documents required to open a CSD Account with brokerage firms

[@nyameyen.4060]

Thank you, Bro. Do you have to live in Ghana to invest? If not how can you do this, through a brokerage? Are the brokerages reliable, trustworthy? Most importantly, can you transfer dividends out of the country in foreign currency, e.g. US$? Thanks.

[@nyameyen.4060]

Why did you choose the brokerage company you are working with among the list you provided?

[@MeyLiaco]

Hi, I just discovered your channel and your content is very informative and useful. I just watched the RSE opening account process and I will do as you said, I was so hesitant to do it for the past 12 months. I invest in the BRVM (the west African stock exchange) and I believe that we can be successful in our own stock exchanges here in Africa. I have a question. Can you do a video about how you manage to send money in all your 10 accounts ? How do you plan this ? Because that's a big question for me. I don't if I can really do it.

[@MaroofAfrica]

I am glad you're on your investing journey already Liliane, and yes - I will make your requested video once I return to video making next month

[@vatedpraiz]

Thanks for the informative content. Would you say investment in GSE is worth it after you factor in inflation and currency devaluation? Secondly, which investment product are you invested in Ghana. What’s your recommendation, regarding buying individual stock vs mutual fund? Regard

[@MaroofAfrica]

Yes, if you look at the most extreme case of inflation on the continent in the past years you will immediately think of Zimbabwe's 2008 inflation. It would not surprise you that people lost everything they had in Zim in 2008 but those who had stocks retained their ownership in businesses. When the Zimbabwean economy dollarized, those who owned shares had their holdings revalued to USD and retained their wealth. On your second point, unfortunately I don't offer recommendations as I am not a registered financial advisor but if you are asking about what I invest in, I invest in individual stocks

[@Dee-zk8te]

Gracias 🙏🏾

[@MaroofAfrica]

You’re welcome

[@prospereshun7109]

Can you do a video on how to use your broker account and and your deposit

[@MaroofAfrica]

I think I am misunderstanding the question. Would you mind emailing a longer explanation to [e-mail]?

[@joyrenee8717]

very informative!

[@MaroofAfrica]

Glad it was helpful Joy!

[@pailotkanyadzo1787]

when you invest in stock exchange,does the investment expiry?

[@Blackcricket100]

No. You buy a stock and hold it as long as you like.

[@MaroofAfrica]

You will hold the shares for as long as the company exists and you can leave the shares in a will for your descendants which makes it a great investment!

[@justusndegwa]

Many thanks. Planning to invest in GSE from Kenya.

[@MaroofAfrica]

All the best Justus!

[@PRINCESSGEMINI1987]

I’ve invested in the GSE, I started with MTN shares in 2018 via a relatives brokerage company. What I love is his stuff don’t know we are related and the level of customer service has been amazing (no special treatment/genuine). I’m British Ghanaian, so all my interactions have mainly been via email and occasional on the phone. Since then I have invested in T-Bills and T-Notes. I haven’t thought about over stock markets in The Continent. I’ll have to explore this.

[@MaroofAfrica]

Great journey, thank you for sharing!

[@yawfrimpong6619]

How much did you buy the mtn shares

[@leticiabrewu3633]

How much money can you use to buy stocks

[@MaroofAfrica]

Hi Leticia, there is no minimum amount that is required to invest on the GSE! you can start building your portfolio with the little that you have. Happy investing!

[@leticiabrewu3633]

@@MaroofAfrica thanks much dear