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The hypothetical Ghost model book closed at +11.05% since inception

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Flow-adjusted return since inception

8.42%11.05%29 Jul 202626 Aug 2026

Note: Returns use the Modified Dietz method to account for external contributions. Holdings are hypothetical and use verified DSE closes for their stated dates.

Source dated .

Data source: KCP Ghost hypothetical model book

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Analysis

How has the public Ghost record changed?

What the chart shows

The flow-adjusted public record ended at TZS 0.57bn against TZS 0.51bn of contributed capital. This is a transparent educational model, not a fund, account or recommendation.

Why it matters

The flow-adjusted record separates portfolio performance from cash additions, making changes through time easier to interpret.

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CRDB accounted for 55.34% of session turnover

Share of verified DSE session turnover

55.34%CRDBCRDB55.34%All others44.66%

Note: The ring divides verified total session turnover between the leading counter and all other counters. It does not infer the identity or intent of buyers and sellers.

Source dated .

Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

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The leading counter represented TZS 2.38bn of the session's TZS 4.30bn turnover. A high share describes where trading occurred, not market quality or future direction.

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NMB accounted for 90.53% of session turnover

Share of verified DSE session turnover

90.53%NMBNMB90.53%All others9.47%

Note: The ring divides verified total session turnover between the leading counter and all other counters. It does not infer the identity or intent of buyers and sellers.

Source dated .

Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

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The leading counter represented TZS 13.93bn of the session's TZS 15.39bn turnover. A high share describes where trading occurred, not market quality or future direction.

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The latest session was narrower but less concentrated than its recent pattern

Net breadth versus leading-counter turnover share across verified sessions

Leading counter’s turnover share (%)30%60%90%2026-08-19: 4; NMB 59.17%2026-08-20: 1; CRDB 49.10%2026-08-21: 0; CRDB 58.63%2026-08-24: 0; NMB 55.13%2026-08-26: 3; CRDB 32.70%2026-08-27: -7; NMB 89.81%2026-08-28: -2; NMB 83.75%2026-08-31: 2; NMB 85.95%2026-09-01: 2; NMB 81.38%2026-09-02: 4; NMB 49.26%2026-09-03: -5; CRDB 76.83%2026-09-04: 5; CRDB 54.78%2026-09-07: 6; CRDB 58.76%2026-09-08: 5; CRDB 50.17%2026-09-09: -3; NMB 44.43%2026-09-10: 2; NMB 69.43%2026-09-11: -1; NMB 72.80%2026-09-14: -2; NMB 53.19%2026-09-15: -5; NMB 76.45%2026-09-16: -8; NMB 33.97%-80+6Advancing minus declining countersNMB

Note: The horizontal axis is advancing counters minus declining counters. The vertical axis is the leading counter's share of verified session turnover. Median rules divide the recent window; the chart describes participation, not future returns.

Source dated .

Data source: Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange

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Net breadth was -8 counters and NMB carried 33.97% of turnover. The chart places those two facts beside the latest twenty verified sessions.

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The 364-day bill yield stands 2.17 percentage points above current inflation

Percent and percentage-point gap, using independently dated BoT records. Inflation: Aug 2026. Bill auction: 9 Sep 2026.

INFLATION4.30%364-DAY BILL6.47%Gap: +2.17 pp

Note: The chart subtracts the BoT current-position inflation rate from the latest published 364-day weighted-average auction yield. The records have independent clocks and are shown without interpolation.

Source dated .

Data source: Bank of Tanzania auction and current-position records

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KCP Data Desk

The latest 364-day auction yield was 6.47%, compared with the BoT current-position inflation reading of 4.30% for Aug 2026. This is a simple nominal gap, not a realised real return.

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