Depending on whether you're buying or selling :)

The bigger picture on KK and and East Africa oil market

DUBAI/GENEVA (Reuters) - East Africa's emerging oil products market has sparked intense competition between traders hunting for better profits to bolster tight margins in Europe and the Middle East.
Oil traders with Gulf operations based in Dubai are looking to sell into an East African market now worth $15 billion a year to supply oil products to power emerging economies growing on the back of a rising population and robust mining activity.

The Swiss commodities giant Trafigura revealed that Africa generated $29 billion worth of revenues in 2012, almost a quarter of its revenues, highlighting the big growth story albeit high risks.
Its Africa-focused subsidiary Puma, which is being prepared to float, has shown strong interest in buying downstream assets in Africa and last year started talks to acquire majority stake in Kenyan fuel marketer KenolKobil but the outcome is not clear.
http://news.yahoo.com/ea...-120021377--finance.html

Have liquidated all my stocks and now holding cash. With only a week to elections it seems sell offs will not be coming in a big tide as expected to push the re-entry prices lower between now and March 4th. Taking into account that a run-off is most probable, i tend to think the anxiety during the period before March 4th and run off date may trigger a bigger sale providing a better re-entry opportunity. Someone correct me on this.

No one to correct you. Time will indeed correct you,as it does to everyone.
I believe in Kenya & will continue to add into my Scom & Kcb portions next week but one & then raid the industrials which always follow the financials.

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