Enjoy the new year dear partners.
CMIC Mgt
Friday, March 4, 2011
Monday, January 4, 2010
NIC IPO
From: Muhwezi. D
Director Capital Markets Investment Club.
Halo my dear friends,
You are hereby informed that eventually National Insurance Corporation is selling its share to the public.
The exercise will run from 31/12/2009 up to 5/02/2010 and they are likely to be traded on the Uganda Securities Exchange on 25/02/2010.
Please plan for this IPO and reap a ot out of it.
Director Capital Markets Investment Club.
Halo my dear friends,
You are hereby informed that eventually National Insurance Corporation is selling its share to the public.
The exercise will run from 31/12/2009 up to 5/02/2010 and they are likely to be traded on the Uganda Securities Exchange on 25/02/2010.
Please plan for this IPO and reap a ot out of it.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
MERRY X-MAS
By Muhwezi. D - Director CMIC
Dear friends, as we finish the year 2009, may we plan for next year and stop holding all our mind in one basket.
Let us think beyond the tank.
Otherwise Merry X-mas and happy new year 2010.
Dear friends, as we finish the year 2009, may we plan for next year and stop holding all our mind in one basket.
Let us think beyond the tank.
Otherwise Merry X-mas and happy new year 2010.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Economic Development Thru Investment Clubs
By: Muhwezi D - C/man CMIC
As it has been by Nigerians that a single finger can not kill a tick, so is for financial growth and capital accumulation.
It has been realised that with the pool of funds through an investment club, an individuaal can reach his goal of financial independence ealier than any one may expect. One can start up a business, invest in bonds, shares and unit Trusts as part of the investment club.
In the Saturday Monitor of 18th July 2009, Wanja writes about the need for investment clubs in the economy to enhance development. She gives testimonies from different individuals who have started investment clubs and reached either fully or partly their dreams earlier than they expected. Among her examples, she gives that of Makerere University Business School Investment Club. Honestly read that paper for details.
As we struggle together to develop the economy, let us join hands, form investment clubs and pool funds to reach our goals in time not on time.
For more information about how to establish , manage or improve an investment club, contact;
Capital Markets Investment Club of MUBS on +256 775 599 430
or email:capitalmarketsclub@yahoo.com.
As it has been by Nigerians that a single finger can not kill a tick, so is for financial growth and capital accumulation.
It has been realised that with the pool of funds through an investment club, an individuaal can reach his goal of financial independence ealier than any one may expect. One can start up a business, invest in bonds, shares and unit Trusts as part of the investment club.
In the Saturday Monitor of 18th July 2009, Wanja writes about the need for investment clubs in the economy to enhance development. She gives testimonies from different individuals who have started investment clubs and reached either fully or partly their dreams earlier than they expected. Among her examples, she gives that of Makerere University Business School Investment Club. Honestly read that paper for details.
As we struggle together to develop the economy, let us join hands, form investment clubs and pool funds to reach our goals in time not on time.
For more information about how to establish , manage or improve an investment club, contact;
Capital Markets Investment Club of MUBS on +256 775 599 430
or email:capitalmarketsclub@yahoo.com.
Friday, June 5, 2009
Capital Markets Investment Day
On the 14th day of May 2009, CMIC carried out the CMIC Day which involved the many activities.
On that day, the club involved in keeping MUBS clean and two major areas were cleaned that is the university Dispensary and Dinning Hall.
Most of the members were present in the cleaning session of the two places. This was carried out from 10:00Am-12:30Pm.
At 2:00Pm-5:00Pm, the club organised a talk show under the topic "The Effect of the Credit Crunch on Uganda's Economy" which looked at the origin, causes and effects to an individual and all the sectors of the economy. The talk show started at 2:00Pm and ended at 4:30Pm.
Between 4:30Pm and 5:00Pm, the time witnessed the handover ceremony of power and authority to the new elected executive members.
On that day, the club involved in keeping MUBS clean and two major areas were cleaned that is the university Dispensary and Dinning Hall.
Most of the members were present in the cleaning session of the two places. This was carried out from 10:00Am-12:30Pm.
At 2:00Pm-5:00Pm, the club organised a talk show under the topic "The Effect of the Credit Crunch on Uganda's Economy" which looked at the origin, causes and effects to an individual and all the sectors of the economy. The talk show started at 2:00Pm and ended at 4:30Pm.
Between 4:30Pm and 5:00Pm, the time witnessed the handover ceremony of power and authority to the new elected executive members.
Monday, March 16, 2009
STOP FIGHTING ABOUT MONEY
By: Muhwezi D - C/man CMIC
Marriage and Money Stress Often Go Hand In Hand.
Marriage and money can prove to be a stressful combination, as many couples fight about money. During stressful economic times, marriages can be strained when money troubles arise.
Here's how to find harmony with your marriage and money.
1.Remain Calm
When tempers flare, people can say things that they wish they could take back -- but can't. It's best for your marriage and money stress levels to remain calm when discussing finances. This means using stress management techniques like breathing exercises, progressive muscle relaxation, exchanging massages, or simply putting on some soothing music. Keeping each other calm can help your marriage, and can help you solve your money problems.
2.Get A Clear View
It may not be fun, but it's important that you both have a clear view of your money situation. You both need to know what you have, what you owe, what you make, and where it goes. Sometimes one person does the bulk of the budgeting, but when coming up with solutions for money problems, it's important for both of you to know where you stand. Get everything on the table, and look at it together.
3.Focus On Solutions
When faced with the sometimes stark reality of money problems, it's sometimes easy to slip into patterns of anger and blame. Don't. This can cause more stress in your marriage, and can actually lead you away from solutions! Focus on accepting the situation you are in now, and working on a clear plan to get to a better financial future together.
4.Work Together
Two heads are better than one, and in a marriage, it's important for the two of you to be on the same page when it comes to money. Work together to come up with a budget that will work for both of you, and stick to it. (You owe it to one another, as well as to your kids, if you have any.) Encourage your partner's ideas, and remember that your marriage and your money situation will do better If you two are managing money as a team.
5.Get Help If You Need It.
If your money situation is quickly deteriorating and you don't know how to make a plan that can save your finances, it may be a good idea to talk to a financial advisor together. This can provide fresh ideas and an educated perspective, and give you both a neutral third party to trust in. If your marriage is quickly deteriorating from money fights, it may likewise be a good idea to talk to a marriage counselor. Money problems can take a toll on a relationship, and a counselor can help you examine your patterns and come up with a healthier way to relate to one another.
Tips:
1.Remain Connected
Even when you're frustrated by your situation, you can still hold hands as you talk, take breaks to give each other massages, share a joke, and keep your connection alive in simple ways. You can help one another through this!
2.Be Aware
If you always seem to fight about money, and especially if you don't entirely know why, it may be a good idea to examine your history and your partner's history and take a look at your 'money issues'. Just being aware of whether you carry negative patterns from childhood, unrealistic expectations, or 'hot buttons' that keep getting pressed, can help you to deal with your triggers.
3.Take a Break If You Need To
If things get too stressful, take a break and do something you both enjoy together, or take some time alone, and then come back after you both have a set of 'fresh eyes' and an extra dose of patience.
4.Remain Calm
I've said it before, and it's important enough to mention again. Staying calm when you're dealing with finances can make the difference between a fruitful planning session and a damaging altercation.
Marriage and Money Stress Often Go Hand In Hand.
Marriage and money can prove to be a stressful combination, as many couples fight about money. During stressful economic times, marriages can be strained when money troubles arise.
Here's how to find harmony with your marriage and money.
1.Remain Calm
When tempers flare, people can say things that they wish they could take back -- but can't. It's best for your marriage and money stress levels to remain calm when discussing finances. This means using stress management techniques like breathing exercises, progressive muscle relaxation, exchanging massages, or simply putting on some soothing music. Keeping each other calm can help your marriage, and can help you solve your money problems.
2.Get A Clear View
It may not be fun, but it's important that you both have a clear view of your money situation. You both need to know what you have, what you owe, what you make, and where it goes. Sometimes one person does the bulk of the budgeting, but when coming up with solutions for money problems, it's important for both of you to know where you stand. Get everything on the table, and look at it together.
3.Focus On Solutions
When faced with the sometimes stark reality of money problems, it's sometimes easy to slip into patterns of anger and blame. Don't. This can cause more stress in your marriage, and can actually lead you away from solutions! Focus on accepting the situation you are in now, and working on a clear plan to get to a better financial future together.
4.Work Together
Two heads are better than one, and in a marriage, it's important for the two of you to be on the same page when it comes to money. Work together to come up with a budget that will work for both of you, and stick to it. (You owe it to one another, as well as to your kids, if you have any.) Encourage your partner's ideas, and remember that your marriage and your money situation will do better If you two are managing money as a team.
5.Get Help If You Need It.
If your money situation is quickly deteriorating and you don't know how to make a plan that can save your finances, it may be a good idea to talk to a financial advisor together. This can provide fresh ideas and an educated perspective, and give you both a neutral third party to trust in. If your marriage is quickly deteriorating from money fights, it may likewise be a good idea to talk to a marriage counselor. Money problems can take a toll on a relationship, and a counselor can help you examine your patterns and come up with a healthier way to relate to one another.
Tips:
1.Remain Connected
Even when you're frustrated by your situation, you can still hold hands as you talk, take breaks to give each other massages, share a joke, and keep your connection alive in simple ways. You can help one another through this!
2.Be Aware
If you always seem to fight about money, and especially if you don't entirely know why, it may be a good idea to examine your history and your partner's history and take a look at your 'money issues'. Just being aware of whether you carry negative patterns from childhood, unrealistic expectations, or 'hot buttons' that keep getting pressed, can help you to deal with your triggers.
3.Take a Break If You Need To
If things get too stressful, take a break and do something you both enjoy together, or take some time alone, and then come back after you both have a set of 'fresh eyes' and an extra dose of patience.
4.Remain Calm
I've said it before, and it's important enough to mention again. Staying calm when you're dealing with finances can make the difference between a fruitful planning session and a damaging altercation.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
CMIC hosts Swazi visitors
By: Muhwezi D - CMIC C/man
On 4th March 2009, Capital Markets Investment Club was preveleged tohost visitors from swaziland. Ncamiso Ntshalintshali and Esther N. Magagula are both officials from the Central Bank of Swaziland. Ncamiso is in charge of Research and Development while Esther is the in charge of Inspectorate and Surveillance both in the Central Bank of Swaziland. They arrived in Uganda on 22nd February 2009 hosted by the Capital Markets Authority and their over all objective of the visit was to learn about the operations of the capital markets in Uganda.
Being one of the clubs or initiative established to enhance the increased participation in the capital markets in Uganda, CMIC hosted these Swazis in order for them to learn the workings of the club such as how it has managed to continue surviving and operational, the tools it uses and the skills that exist within the club members. The visit to the club was also aimed at establishing the contribution of the investment clubs towards the development of the capital markets.
Such a visit is one of the activities that the club carries out for networking which has been one of the tools for survival of the club since club members learn alot from these networks.
On 4th March 2009, Capital Markets Investment Club was preveleged tohost visitors from swaziland. Ncamiso Ntshalintshali and Esther N. Magagula are both officials from the Central Bank of Swaziland. Ncamiso is in charge of Research and Development while Esther is the in charge of Inspectorate and Surveillance both in the Central Bank of Swaziland. They arrived in Uganda on 22nd February 2009 hosted by the Capital Markets Authority and their over all objective of the visit was to learn about the operations of the capital markets in Uganda.
Being one of the clubs or initiative established to enhance the increased participation in the capital markets in Uganda, CMIC hosted these Swazis in order for them to learn the workings of the club such as how it has managed to continue surviving and operational, the tools it uses and the skills that exist within the club members. The visit to the club was also aimed at establishing the contribution of the investment clubs towards the development of the capital markets.
Such a visit is one of the activities that the club carries out for networking which has been one of the tools for survival of the club since club members learn alot from these networks.
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