From today iam jumping in at every year low upto 9bob

Any share that has many 'IPO retail investors' will get a beating coz of the high inflation. Some people are actually simply jumping out so that they can get enough money to survive. Monthly expenditure for most households has doubled & i expect a further drop in these kind of shares unless the govt comes up with some good practical solutions for the kawaida Kenyans coz some of them are the ones driving the sales & by kawaida i don't mean the Mama mbogas but the middle class who are having less & less cash to invest due to high expenditure.

@Dunkang. Total and E.A. Cables would not exactly be my picks. They have been experiencing plenty of headwinds.

Safaricom is not too bad but I do not expect any big gains going into the future. For speculation YES. KenGen is oversold, so I could buy it for a 20% gain or so if and when the market turns. But clearly, KenGen's investment case has worsened over time.

BBK is fine but like Safaricom, I would not expect much in the way of gains in the long term. Note, it is still trading close to its highs (adjusted for the split), and its not really been growing profits at the expected pace. All the same the market loves it.

JUBILEE is worth buying, but if the market continues to fall, even Jub will also drop some.

I am actually more inclined to the likes of CoopBank (Oh yes!) and KK just to mention 2. These have grown their profits steadily over the years and in the case of Coop, It has been beaten down heavily.

just stumbled upon this link:

http://investing.busines...shot.asp?ticker=COOP:KN

Apparently CO-OP will announce Q2 results on 15 July 2011...maybe habari ni mbaya

heheheheh. u mean average in...