@ qw i think i have touched a raw nerve hear. First, the fact that my thoughts are different from yours cannot be justified by quotes from Warren or Graham. It's a fallacy. Or else explain the profit margin you would make by buying a stock when nse is at 5000 points and selling when nse index reads 3000 points. Let those who have ears hear: buying stocks on a bull, is like sailing in turbulent waters, you can easily sink while you didn't have to.

it's all a question of demand vs supply. For kplc supply is about nine times the demand, equity the supply is too much. It's a buyers market for the two at the moment. I expect the same to pull down their prices until possible correction tommorrow.

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Looks like you had enough locums, otherwise si ungeimba haki yangu?

As opposed to other banks, DTB currently holding steady. The huge supply at 145 has slowly but steadily started to get chomped up

KPLC rights oversubscribed by 3.17%

http://www.bloomberg.com...tart-trading-jan-24.html