I have a story to tell about neveready. Once upon a time a lady called lovely was told the stock market was a good place to invest. Fortunately or unfortunately, it was the time of neveready ipo. Poor lovely was told by same friends she could start with neveready. With the ignorance not knowing a thing about the stock market, she ran to buy the shares. The advantage is she managed to get only 200 shares which at that time she was frustrated why she didnt get the quantity she wanted, of which she thanked God later when she realised it would have been a much greater loss. This lovely girl got her leave so she travelled to Mombasa for a holiday. Once she watched news and neveready was around Ksh.18 She picked her phone called the broker and was hoping to find a way to sell the shares. It was a pity coz it was the era of no online trading, no placing orders via phone, no orders via email. It was the time they had to see your face and ask you to produce ids etc. Poor girl by the time she came back to Nairobi, things were NEVEREADY...