I get your sentiments my kenyan fellow.

Let me give you the two sides of the coin:-

Our kenya NSE is an emerging market and there is no guarantee that most of the counters are driven by 'KEY' fundamentals....we need to appreciate that speculations also plays a key factor here at NSE...

Peolple who have made money will tell you clearly that it has been a combination of both.

So my advise is this:-

Have a reflection of your portfolio and see what do you really want;

* Is it pure Investemnt ?? i.e Long-term Investments of being a part of Blue Chip

* Or is it making and loosing $$$and move....& by-the way when you go the speculative way be ready to burn your fingers as well at one given time....BUT you can also gain highly.

NOW with your Loan of 100K....Think deeply of:-

-a) Interest you'll pay,payback period for the loan to elapse vs rate of return in your NSE Investment.

As per the previous trends - Remember Mumias moved from 49 to now 6 after split. Is there any gain?? and by how much?? This is now your homework.

For me whichever way you take,you can still gain - But remember NSE as i said is an emerging market any thing is possible with your 100K. Think Think Think & dont be moved by emotions and stocks euphoria.

@mtaalam,

Exactly,but only applicable to investors

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

@ stonewewe

If it was a bbk loan then they would have to pay six month interest early repayment penalty


Me first,U next

It's always easy to make arguments with the benefit of hindsight.

The real question right now is: Do you think MCS will touch 9bob in the next three months?

If YES,what is your percentage level of confidence? 90%,80%,70%....what?

Behind the gardens...Behind the wall...Under the tree (Including: Red...Dark Blue...Yellow)

Today Mr. Obiero you are starting to heal. You are really digging for old information which is good. That is how healing starts.