Nairobi Securities Exchange

Know what to buy today,
and exactly how much.

A daily slip of NSE calls with entry, target and stop prices — sized against the cash you actually have, down to the share count, in board lots of 100 as the exchange trades.

You place the orders at your own broker. SavannahIQ never touches your money.

Android app in preparation for Google Play
The SavannahIQ Today screen, showing the tip of the day for Liberty Kenya Holdings
Today — the day's slip

Sized, not just suggested

Enter your budget and the day's calls are split across it: the share count, what it costs, and — stated separately — how much of it is actually at risk if the stop is hit.

Every call cites its source

The article behind a call, the thesis, and what could go wrong as well as right. Calls drafted by a language model are labelled AI draft on the list, not only in the detail — a reader may act without opening it.

Deadlines, not just dates

Dividends are why most people hold blue chips. The calendar leads with the date you must hold by to qualify, and how many days are left — because that is the number the decision turns on.

A research call for Liberty Kenya, showing the thesis, its source and the risks
The reasoning behind a call, and the risks with it
The upcoming dividends calendar, showing book closure deadlines
Book closure deadlines, counted in days

Screens are from the live app. Figures shown are illustrative and are not a current recommendation.

SavannahIQ

What SavannahIQ is not

Not a broker, not a fund, not a licensed investment adviser. It holds no client money, places no orders, and cannot see what you own at your CDS account — your portfolio is what you typed in. The research is general, published to every reader alike, takes no account of your circumstances, and can be wrong.

SavannahIQ will never ask you for money, a password, or a verification code. Read the terms before relying on any of it.