[quote=the deal]1. CfcStanbic-The listing of CFCIH is next month and theyre also making an offer for Deacons 'Mr Price' Kenya.

2. Kenya Airways-its deeply oversold and the labour court on Friday barred the staff from striking...PAT for 1H was up 66%

3. Safcom-another oversold counter i expect a response to strong 1H results.

4. EABL-Demand is unsatisfiable...which means the only way is up

5. Jubilee-Recently broke its 200 bob resistance,the charts are bullish.

Disclaimer: The post is not a BUY recommendation of the above stocks if you proceed to buy them do it at your own risk.[/quote]


We are likely to see some activity on DTB when investors re-value the stock in view of the anticipated good FY results. There will be a slight correction of MSC stock. NIC could also witness some price upsurge. I think EABL is well priced.

@Pkoli a cold 6 pack of castle lager to the cfcstanbic management for unlocking shareholder value...they're clearly teaching their E.Africans how to unlock shareholder value.

Will KPLC continue with its perpetual downward slide?

[quote=the deal]@Pkoli a cold 6 pack of castle lager to the cfcstanbic management for unlocking shareholder value...they're clearly teaching their E.Africans how to unlock shareholder value.[/quote]Puhleeze! The Kenyan banks have whacked Stanbic! CFC's former peers profits have exploded... DTBK, I&M, NIC, etc...

[quote=VituVingiSana][quote=the deal]@Pkoli a cold 6 pack of castle lager to the cfcstanbic management for unlocking shareholder value...they're clearly teaching their E.Africans how to unlock shareholder value.[/quote]Puhleeze! The Kenyan banks have whacked Stanbic! CFC's former peers profits have exploded... DTBK, I&M, NIC, etc...
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Truth be told. The South Africans have done ZERO for former CFC shareholders. I have been both a shareholder and customer at both the brokerage and the bank. The bank in particular has been frustrating me at every turn until I had to open an account with one of their competitors.