By the time i had enough cash the t bill was already down to 20% but i can give the experience of my dad who started buying t-bills in 1991 he keeps all the records it was insane he was earning upto 60%p.a. interest in 1993-94. he kept spending the interest instead of re-investing. In my experience this was a lost decade I can't tell any investment done over the period just living off the interest. My relatives who were still servicing mortgages really suffered 40% interest rates. KCB used to double profits even uchumi supermarkets major investment was in t-bills no expansion, no innovation. This t-bonds is just for lazy investors when the bubble burst you are likely to end up in the drain

Cheers @Mkono for being a fore-runner and letting us younger ones know that there is nothing really new in this world.

Q3 results will start may be mid-november

@ngapat..dont doubt it,its still the same,same lion only that the weather is rainy.

When i observed the bids and asks on kcb it was a sharp contrast with equity..yaani i tell you kcb might see 13 sooner than you expect,whats this kcb exodus about?.,i think kcb and bbk are being punished for inclining their profit more on forex.