Nairobi, April 21 -- A familiar strategy has long shaped how many Kenyan investors approach the stock market: buy, hold, and wait. Sometimes that wait stretches for decades, driven by the belief that patience will eventually pay off.

The idea is simple; time in the market smooths volatility, and doing nothing is often the safest move.But today's market conditions are beginning to challenge that thinking.

As markets become more dynamic, a purely passive approach can leave investors exposed during downturns or periods of stagnation.

This has opened the door for a more active strategy-one that does not just wait for returns, but actively seeks them.Trading is emerging as that complementary approach. Rather than replacing investing, tradin...