15 free guides covering the basics of investing, US stocks, ETFs, and funding an investment account with Mobile Money.
A clear introduction to stocks, shares, and equity investing, written for first-time investors in Cameroon.
Learn how fractional shares let you own pieces of expensive stocks like Apple or Amazon starting from just 5,000 XAF.
ETFs let you invest in hundreds of companies at once for the price of one share. Here's how they work and why they're powerful for new investors.
A step-by-step look at how Amarah connects your MTN or Orange Money wallet directly to the US stock market.
Who does what when you invest through Amarah, which rules apply, and what to check before you start.
Every time you deposit or withdraw on Amarah, your funds are converted between XAF and USD. Here's exactly how it works and what it costs.
SIPC is a US scheme that protects customers of a member brokerage firm if that firm fails. Here's what it covers, what it doesn't, and how it relates to Amarah's partner broker.
Stock quotes show more than just a price. Learn what each number means so you can make informed decisions without getting overwhelmed.
Some companies share their profits directly with shareholders through regular cash payments called dividends. Here's how they work and what they mean for your portfolio.
Every trade on a stock exchange is one of two basic order types. Understanding them helps you buy and sell with intention rather than just tapping confirm.
A practical guide to constructing a simple, balanced investment portfolio, starting from 5,000 XAF a month, built around time-tested principles used by professional investors.
Markets go up, but they also fall, sometimes fast and hard. Here's what volatility actually means, why it feels worse than it is, and the only strategies that reliably work.
Market capitalisation tells you how large a company is, which helps you understand its risk profile, growth potential, and appropriate role in your portfolio.
Dollar-cost averaging means investing a fixed amount on a set schedule, regardless of market conditions. It takes emotion out of the equation and removes the need to time the market.
A practical guide to what happens at tax time when you invest in US stocks from Cameroon, covering US withholding on dividends, capital gains treatment, and what you owe in Cameroon.