hahahah. lol. @Waguma is most definately a fresha. we are in a bear market and he expects to make profit IN A MONTH ???????????? i say he expect maybe to make +40% in a month.Lets get real.Thats impossible
Sir Waguma please donot confuse the n.s.e with your nearest casino !!!!!!!!!!!!!

The IPO that s/he can put his/her bet on is Bank of Kigali. BK has strong fundamentals unlike Britak. Britak speculators will be counting losses if it issues a profit warning during H1 results

even if tunacchangia pesa ya campain peopel should just ensure that they safeguard theirs. If you can make a gain together with the big boys the better.

Read the following report and then do one of the following:
1. Invest in defensive stocks
2. Invest in the bank of kigali ipo
3. Take @Aguytrying advice in post #27

CFC Equity Report

NSE 20 share Index’s six months performance to date: In the six months to June this year, the NSE 20 Share Index has lost 11% (20% in dollar terms). In our view, this is largely attributable to three main factors (i.e.) drought, high inflation and the weakening shilling. In the period under review, KenolKobil has performed the best returning 19% year to date (YTD). On the other hand, AccessKenya has performed the worst (down 46% YTD). All sectors constituting the Nairobi All Share Index have returned negative returns year to-date. The banking sector has relatively outperformed all sectors returning -2.5% YTD. The Automobile sector has had the poorest run YTD losing 17.4%. The ICT sector has also under-performed the NSE 20 share index as it has lost 15.7% YTD.

Bear run may persist in the next six months: We foresee the factors cited above to continue dragging the Kenya equities performance for the next six months. We are however quick to point out the possibility of inflation topping off in the fourth quarter as the harvest season starts. We also expect investors to start taking a cautious view about the equities market as Kenya gears up for the 2012 presidential elections. In our view, the NSE 20 share Index is likely to close below the 4200 mark. This represents a -5% return YTD. In cognizance of this, we encourage investors to invest in defensive stocks; these are stocks which are expected to be less affected by the current bear run and could therefore out-perform the NSE 20 Share Index. In the six months to June this year, the only stock in our universe with a Buy recommendation that has exhibited defensive traits is: East African Breweries (EABL) which has lost only 3% YTD.

Insurance stocks likely to under-perform: Last year the insurance companies registered a positive performance being full beneficiaries of the strong run recorded by the Kenyan equities market (The Kenyan equities market was second best in Africa in 2010). This is as a result of the insurance companies large investments in the equities market thus benefitting from the market rise. We expect the Kenyan equities market to close in the negative, and this trend should therefore reverse the gains registered by the insurance companies. We are likely to see these stocks recording further weakness as the market pre-empts this possibility.

same here