Is that KPlC at 20.50? KQ at 35.25
I'm getting this feeling of de javu all over again it's starting to feel like 2001 to 2002. Let it bleed for a while things can only get worse before it gets better. Just wondering how far down can we go?
@Hisah please explain these microeconomics of inflation, i thought in times of inflation equities pick up

@ Papa

Glorious indeed, i hope the blue chips that i have drooled for like Jubilee will tumble to circa 150.

@ Jawz there's going to be golden parachutes coming your way sooner than later.

My order for KPLC has been completed at 20.Having sold my rights at 24, I am happy to pick up the share at this level. Maybe I am jumping the gun but I believe in taking a risk. At 20 my shares are only 50 cents (plus commision) more expensive than the rights.

@Kirika

That is what am praying for even if it entails going below 2000 points. But someone is misunderstanding this to mean am against the hague process.

Let me be a little more imaginative. I want Kenya to attack the Hague, then Hague to attack Nairobi (not necessarily by bombs), and the stock market gives way. Then I collect the spoils.

The only time you would be against me here is if you are still holding your life's savings in the NSE as stocks as you did not disembark earlier.

Those still in the bourse neck deep, don't worry, I also learnt it the hard way. There will come a time when it will be your field day. Just be patient. Even antelopes at times have their day.

The crowd is here bleeding everywhere