Who really makes money in Forex? 👀 Is it the trader? The broker? The mentor? Or the influencer? Join us for Kenya Traders Roundtable 2.0 as we put the question on the table through bold debate, trader perspectives and practical market discussion. 📅 Friday, 23 October, 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 HackHouse, 124 Manyani East Road, Westlands Take your seat at the table. 🔗 Register via the link in bio. 75-95% of retail online trading accounts lose money. #KenyaTradersRoundtable #BullishBanter #FXPesa #ForexTrading #TradingCommunity

Are markets unpredictable, or are traders simply looking at the wrong information? Research analyst @HueyLael argues that around major market events, the answer can be found before the headline hits. Large players often position themselves in the options market ahead of major events, creating clues about where they expect the market to move. From options positioning to interest-rate markets, Christopher breaks down how he reads the relationship between rates, currencies and indices @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

29K jobs added vs 90K expected. That NFP miss changed the rate conversation, but what did it change on the charts? 👀 Does Gold have more room to run? Can the dollar hold its ground? And where are traders looking next? Emmanuel is live breaking it down. 👇 Tap in.

We hear a lot about Forex. The wins. The lifestyles. The strategies. The opportunities. But not enough honest conversation about who makes money, how they make it, and where your interests fit into all of it. Join us for Kenya Traders Roundtable 2.0 and come challenge the narratives, question the voices shaping the industry, and hear the different sides for yourself. 📅 23 October, 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 HackHouse, 124 Manyani East Road, Westlands Take your seat at the table. 🔗 Register via the link in bio. @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 @FXPesa_Official For educational purposes only, not financial advice. #KenyaTradersRoundtable #BullishBanter #FXPesa #ForexTrading #TradingCommunity

Markets don’t move on charts alone. Research analyst @HueyLael breaks down how institutional positioning, options data, COT reports and macro fundamentals can reveal what’s happening beneath the price. From his early losses in binary options to trading futures, Kenyan market infrastructure, the Dangote refinery IPO, commodities and AI, this conversation goes far beyond technical analysis. @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Okay, you asked for more. This time, we’re putting one question on the table: Who really makes money in Forex? Is it the trader? The mentor? The influencer? 📅 23 October 2026 📍 HackHouse, 124 Manyani East Road, Westlands 🕓 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM If this sounds like your kind of room, take your seat here: events.fxpesa.com/kenya-trad…

You heard it here first 👀 We’ve got one more Bullish Banter event before we wrap up 2026. Are we seeing you there? @OgolaJ4 @RufasKe @FXPesa_Official

Trading can make more than long-term investing. It can also take more from you. David Kiriamiti doesn’t discourage anyone from trading, but he argues that the first investment should be in understanding the business itself. No signals. No relying on groups. No waiting for someone else to tell you what to do. His goal? To open the charts, make an informed decision and fend for himself. For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

David Kiriamiti didn’t leave his job to become a full-time trader. He got pushed into it. After tearing his Achilles, he spent six months trading from home while still earning his salary. Then one Teams call with his boss and HR changed everything. What makes the story interesting is that he already knew the conversation was coming, so he had been using that time to refine his trading, test his ideas and prepare himself. @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Getting fired wasn’t part of David Kiriamiti’s plan to become a full-time trader. But when it happened, he had to make trading work. Five years into the journey, his approach is built around understanding price and liquidity instead of constantly chasing the next strategy. From losing £12,000 on a funded account to developing a liquidity-first approach, David shares what trading really demands: patience, discipline, independent thinking and a deeper understanding of the business. @OgolaJ4 @RufasKe For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

You learn ICT today. Tomorrow it’s price action. Then support and resistance. Then something completely different. Sound familiar? James Golden breaks down why constantly switching strategies can make trading harder, not easier. His advice is simple: pick an approach, give it enough time to learn it properly, identify what you’re getting wrong and refine from there. @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

What do you do after losing thousands of dollars in the market? James Golden shares how he lost a $4,700 account, took time away from the charts, studied his mistakes and returned with a completely different mindset. No revenge trading. No desperate recovery. Just treating the next $100 account like a new business and building again. For educational purposes only, not financial advice

The Fed moved. Markets reacted. Now all eyes are on what comes next. Bond yields are climbing, equities are under pressure, the dollar is gaining ground while a potential US-Iran deal could change the outlook for oil and risk assets. The next moves could set the tone. Stay bullish, stay watching. 📈- @RufasKe @FXPesa_Official For educational purposes only, not financial advice.

How many strategies do you really need? James Golden argues that the problem for many traders isn’t finding another strategy. It’s never staying with one long enough to actually master it. From blowing accounts to navigating NFP volatility, prop firms, indicators, psychology and building a proper trading setup, James gets into the lessons that only become obvious after you’ve spent enough time in the market. Full episode on YouTube. @OgolaJ4 @RufasKe For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

What if saving more isn’t the answer? Your money has a purpose, and where you put it should depend on that purpose. Money needed for school fees shouldn’t carry the same risk as money you can afford to lose and your definition of financial freedom needs an actual number. @RufasKe , @OgolaJ4 , @PiusMuchiri and @JustIvyAfrica get into the money decisions behind real wealth creation: the freedom number, investing, risk, concentration, diversification and making your money work while you focus on building more of it. For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

When Kenyan bond yields were offering 17–18%, the decision looked easy: lock in the yield and collect the return. But when bond yields started falling, investors had to look elsewhere. That shift from bonds into SACCOs is a bigger story about how Kenyan investors respond when the return they want is no longer available in the same asset class. @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 For educational purposes only, not financial advice.

Markets can ignore political statements. They can’t ignore what’s happening to physical supply. With only four ships reportedly passing through the Strait of Hormuz as of 17th August Tuesday, the oil market has a very different problem from the headlines: roughly 20% of global oil supply depends on this route, and capacity remains severely constrained. If the oil isn’t moving, the price pressure doesn’t disappear just because the rhetoric changes. - @RufasKe @OgolaJ4 For educational purposes only, not financial advice.

What happens when governments step into the currency market, bond yields start causing problems, and investors begin moving capital elsewhere? In this episode @OgolaJ4 & @RufasKe breaks down the yen intervention, the shift in carry trades, US Treasury buying, Bitcoin’s rebound, gold, oil, European equities, AI spending and what the Fed’s next move could mean for markets. The bigger question: where does the money go next? For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

There was a time when fundamentals meant one thing to Samba Mzera: check Forex Factory, see a red folder, stay out and expect volatility. That started changing when she began watching major events unfold in real time and then seeing their impact on the charts. Suddenly, the spikes weren't just random moves. There was something happening behind them and she wanted to understand it. Now, before taking a GBP/USD trade, she considers things like employment data, geopolitical developments and what is happening around the dollar and pound. For educational purposes only, not financial advice.

Samba Mzera has traded personal and prop firm accounts, but she’s never tried to flip an account. Her reasoning? There was no point putting serious money into an account when she was still closing trades early, overtrading and testing strategies she hadn’t mastered. Now, her goal is to scale capital through prop firms while slowly rebuilding confidence in her personal account. But after losing accounts between 2022 and 2025, even getting funded still comes with anxiety. This is the side of trading that rarely makes the highlight reel For educational purposes only, not financial advice.