@kyt-thanks 4 your confesion. Next confesion please. Lol. guyz makin loses in safcom,u r not alone. I raised the red flag to my folks sometim back when mj was planin to step down(lets b honest,investors trust this c.e.o). Its now 1 month 10days to go. If safcom dropd 50 cents coz of m.js retirement speculation,what wil hapen when the rubber meets the road? All said, i hope no delisting is comin any day soon.

I still insist this company has created a few celebrating and millions lamenting,to me that volatility is not health,right now the market is looking towards 5000pts but safcom is pulling us down and given its capitalization,it will always dictate the market and the market can hardly ignore the noise safcom makes...not good at all....my lords i cant be driven that way...

@vitu vingi??are u more clever than all those who have contributed?what appears stupid to you is sense to somebody else.its honourable to abstain the topics you dont like.we are in page 2

1) Safaricom did NOT sell shares to raise funds. See earlier comments by @mukiha
2) GoK sold its shares to the public NOT Vodafone nor Safaricom
3) Safaricom/Vodafone would be IDIOTS to buy the shares at 10/-...
4) It is highly unlikely that Safaricom will be delisted considering its 'size' & contribution to the NSE volumes

Yes... it is a 'junk' of a topic/discussion...

Ok.. Huyu jamaa anasema nini? What do you mean pulling us down? Pulling who down? and how is it pulling us down. As far as I can tell the volumes traded are making handsome commissions for brokers and handsome capital gains for investors who actually bother to keep track of the company's performance and news.

Anyone can say "Malenge ni mboga". But you also have to qualify that opinion by stating that it so because malenge has 1,2,3 characteristics.



VVS may not be cleverer than everyone else but at least he gets his facts right before posting