ur are damn fake..i dont believe that everything that goes up must come down,what the hell wld you be doing down there waiting for it to come down!!!!!!

check even your signature..aiiihhhh

now its your turn...YES!

keep smiling

...seems somebody has missed the bus and hopes to buy cheap again...hahaha

EB will keep floating in the air like a butterfly for a long time and if it ever comes down,it will drift just like Galactica ..........away from reach of an undertaker's outstretched hands....ha!

@Mjuaji

Mlefu might tell you he loved PE .....back in primary school ..............

............Physical Education...........


`THE EASIEST WAY TO EARN MONEY

………………… IS THE HARDEST WAY`

(QUOTE: Kularaha-Chairman SK Investment Co.)

hehehehe...wewe ni fundahhh

anyway the PE and EPE..all that i leave to the gurus..man me sells tyre..ask me about the stroke..but i find it funny 'what goes up must come down'.. i hvnt bought EB and dont intend to..nimesota..otherwise.....mimi ni mwenye sharti..ningekuwa ndani kama.....

now its your turn...YES!

keep smiling

@ Kamau

Now that Equity bank HAS come down (last I checked it traded at Ksh.218),what would you say is a good entry level?

With God,all things are possible.

hi guyz

why is this counter droping? jus like that? will it ever rise agai like it had? or should those who have the stock sell now even if at a loss?


'Make a decision,mint the money,for now is the time'

Equity is just being called out for 'cooking' its books to hoodwink the public. You can't cook them forever. The 'foreigners' who 'invested' have realized that the business is a paper tiger,they are perking their profits elsewhere. I don't see so much love for Equity on SK nowadays,why?

I think Equity share qualifies as a highly speculative share,especially at levels above 250,unlike investment/growth quality shares like KCB. Savvy investors know when to get in,to hold and when to run. Am seeing it settle at 160-180 level. Too many guys are burning and thereby cutting losses.

Personally cant touch that share...

Ralph Nelson Elliott developed the Elliott Wave Theory in the late 1920s by discovering that stock markets,thought to behave in a somewhat chaotic manner,in fact,did not. They traded in repetitive cycles,which he discovered were the emotions of investors as a cause of outside influences,or predominant psychology of the masses at the time. Elliott stated that the upward and downward swings of the mass psychology always showed up in the same repetitive patterns,which were then divided into patterns he termed 'waves'

In the financial markets we know that 'every action creates an equal and opposite reaction' as a price movement up or down must be followed by a contrary movement. Price action is divided into trends and corrections or sideways movements. Trends show the main direction of prices while corrections move against the trend. Elliott labeled these 'impulsive waves' and 'corrective waves'.

The interpretation of the Elliott Wave Theory is as follows:
Every action is followed by a reaction.
There are five waves in the direction of the main trend followed by three corrective waves (a '5-3' move).
A 5-3 move completes a cycle.
This 5-3 move then becomes two subdivisions of the next higher 5-3 wave.
The underlying 5-3 pattern remains constant,though the time span of each may vary.



We are now in the 1st corrective wave. Expect a slight rise as supply evens out and bargain hunters pick up bids,followed by the 2nd corrective wave.