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Research
At Ardentis Capital, research is the
foundation of everything we do.
At Ardentis Capital, research is the
foundation of everything we do.
We believe exceptional investment outcomes are built on insight, discipline,
and the courage to challenge consensus.
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Oct 22, 2025
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Author: Nelson Muringa CA, CIA
Oct 22, 2025
1 min read
Author: Nelson Muringa CA, CIA
Quick Guides
This quick guide outlines the essential
steps to help you begin your investment journey. Whether you’re investing in shares or crypto currencies,
success starts with a clear plan, disciplined approach, and
good risk management. This quick guide outlines the essential
steps to help you begin your investment journey.
Understand Your Goals and Risk Tolerance
Define Your Objectives
Ask yourself why you’re investing. Is it for retirement, a property purchase, education, or additional income?
Short-term goals (1–3 years): Focus on safer, more liquid investments.
Long-term goals (5+ years): You can take on more risk for potentially higher returns.
Inspired by the Breitling Sprint watch from the 1970s that came with a pulsometer to measure heart rate, the Endurance Pro also has a heart monitor and comes in five colours: white, blue, red, orange and yellow.
Assess Your Risk Profile
Shares can fluctuate in value, and cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile. Decide how much risk you’re comfortable taking.
Younger investors might lean more toward growth and crypto.
Conservative investors may prefer blue-chip shares or index funds (ETFs).
Set a Budget
Only invest what you can afford to lose. Keep an emergency fund (3–6 months of expenses) before investing.
Educate Yourself
Shares
When you buy shares, you’re buying part-ownership in a company. Research the company’s business model, financial health, and long-term outlook. Use credible sources such as Ardentis Capital’s Market Insights to help identify quality opportunities.
Crypto
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are digital assets built on blockchain technology. They can offer strong growth potential, but also high volatility. Research each project’s fundamentals its purpose, use case,
and track record before investing.
Diversification
Spread your investments across different sectors (e.g., technology, healthcare, consumer goods) and asset types (shares, ETFs, crypto) to reduce risk.
This quick guide outlines the essential
steps to help you begin your investment journey. Whether you’re investing in shares or crypto currencies,
success starts with a clear plan, disciplined approach, and
good risk management. This quick guide outlines the essential
steps to help you begin your investment journey.
Understand Your Goals and Risk Tolerance
Define Your Objectives
Ask yourself why you’re investing. Is it for retirement, a property purchase, education, or additional income?
Short-term goals (1–3 years): Focus on safer, more liquid investments.
Long-term goals (5+ years): You can take on more risk for potentially higher returns.
Inspired by the Breitling Sprint watch from the 1970s that came with a pulsometer to measure heart rate, the Endurance Pro also has a heart monitor and comes in five colours: white, blue, red, orange and yellow.
Assess Your Risk Profile
Shares can fluctuate in value, and cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile. Decide how much risk you’re comfortable taking.
Younger investors might lean more toward growth and crypto.
Conservative investors may prefer blue-chip shares or index funds (ETFs).
Set a Budget
Only invest what you can afford to lose. Keep an emergency fund (3–6 months of expenses) before investing.
Educate Yourself
Shares
When you buy shares, you’re buying part-ownership in a company. Research the company’s business model, financial health, and long-term outlook. Use credible sources such as Ardentis Capital’s Market Insights to help identify quality opportunities.
Crypto
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are digital assets built on blockchain technology. They can offer strong growth potential, but also high volatility. Research each project’s fundamentals its purpose, use case,
and track record before investing.
Diversification
Spread your investments across different sectors (e.g., technology, healthcare, consumer goods) and asset types (shares, ETFs, crypto) to reduce risk.
This quick guide outlines the essential
steps to help you begin your investment journey. Whether you’re investing in shares or crypto currencies,
success starts with a clear plan, disciplined approach, and
good risk management. This quick guide outlines the essential
steps to help you begin your investment journey.
Understand Your Goals and Risk Tolerance
Define Your Objectives
Ask yourself why you’re investing. Is it for retirement, a property purchase, education, or additional income?
Short-term goals (1–3 years): Focus on safer, more liquid investments.
Long-term goals (5+ years): You can take on more risk for potentially higher returns.
Inspired by the Breitling Sprint watch from the 1970s that came with a pulsometer to measure heart rate, the Endurance Pro also has a heart monitor and comes in five colours: white, blue, red, orange and yellow.
Assess Your Risk Profile
Shares can fluctuate in value, and cryptocurrencies can be highly volatile. Decide how much risk you’re comfortable taking.
Younger investors might lean more toward growth and crypto.
Conservative investors may prefer blue-chip shares or index funds (ETFs).
Set a Budget
Only invest what you can afford to lose. Keep an emergency fund (3–6 months of expenses) before investing.
Educate Yourself
Shares
When you buy shares, you’re buying part-ownership in a company. Research the company’s business model, financial health, and long-term outlook. Use credible sources such as Ardentis Capital’s Market Insights to help identify quality opportunities.
Crypto
Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are digital assets built on blockchain technology. They can offer strong growth potential, but also high volatility. Research each project’s fundamentals its purpose, use case,
and track record before investing.
Diversification
Spread your investments across different sectors (e.g., technology, healthcare, consumer goods) and asset types (shares, ETFs, crypto) to reduce risk.
