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Impunity
#51 Posted : Wednesday, October 07, 2015 10:25:59 PM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
Saturation point coming soon. Don't see us going past 23.5% this time round smile.

I am told siku za Moi and Goldenburg era this thing hit past 30%...anyone with the historical cartoonist charts?
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hisah
#52 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 6:47:26 AM
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Angelica _ann wrote:
Saturation point coming soon. Don't see us going past 23.5% this time round smile.

Indeed this trend is unsustainable. Whenever the yield curve inverts the political temperature also goes off the scale! Ugly political drama is coming up two years before the election if this liquidity vacuum trend keeps up. Austerity vs stimulus will be one thorny debate. Save KES while you crash the economy or let the market work it out. Time is running out for treasury!
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#53 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 7:21:28 AM
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hisah wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Saturation point coming soon. Don't see us going past 23.5% this time round smile.

Indeed this trend is unsustainable. Whenever the yield curve inverts the political temperature also goes off the scale! Ugly political drama is coming up two years before the election if this liquidity vacuum trend keeps up. Austerity vs stimulus will be one thorny debate. Save KES while you crash the economy or let the market work it out. Time is running out for treasury!

Henry Rotich and Patrick Ngugi Njoroge must be the most worked up fellows after UK, mental work!
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obiero
#54 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 7:23:12 AM
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hisah wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Saturation point coming soon. Don't see us going past 23.5% this time round smile.

Indeed this trend is unsustainable. Whenever the yield curve inverts the political temperature also goes off the scale! Ugly political drama is coming up two years before the election if this liquidity vacuum trend keeps up. Austerity vs stimulus will be one thorny debate. Save KES while you crash the economy or let the market work it out. Time is running out for treasury!

The cause of the economic crash can be pointed directly to SGR. The lunatic express. A railway being built for no good economic sense.. Most of us will never use that thing. Trust me
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KulaRaha
#55 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 7:55:06 AM
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Meltdown! Should peak at 25%, with talk that GoK wants to now borrow externally rather than at such high rates domestically.

Expect huge pressure on KES if that happens, maybe 120 to 130 vs USD.

SGR is going to make some rich while the majority will get crushed!
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Impunity
#56 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 8:05:04 AM
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KulaRaha wrote:
Meltdown! Should peak at 25%, with talk that GoK wants to now borrow externally rather than at such high rates domestically.

Expect huge pressure on KES if that happens, maybe 120 to 130 vs USD.

SGR is going to make some rich while the majority will get crushed!


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kasibitta
#57 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 8:51:22 AM
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My two cents opinion. I would interpret the oversubscription on 182 and 364 as almost peak of the rates.The clever money is locking a good risk free rate for a full or half year as the rates will soon come down.
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alutacontinua
#58 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 10:48:41 AM
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Impunity wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Saturation point coming soon. Don't see us going past 23.5% this time round smile.

I am told siku za Moi and Goldenburg era this thing hit past 30%...anyone with the historical cartoonist charts?


http://cdn.tradingeconom...9150101&d2=20151231

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Impunity
#59 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 12:33:19 PM
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alutacontinua wrote:
Impunity wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
Saturation point coming soon. Don't see us going past 23.5% this time round smile.

I am told siku za Moi and Goldenburg era this thing hit past 30%...anyone with the historical cartoonist charts?


http://cdn.tradingeconom...9150101&d2=20151231



Yaaani in 1994 the rates were 80%....njesso....and CORDESHIANS wanna compare UK era with Moi's?
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maka
#60 Posted : Thursday, October 08, 2015 12:38:34 PM
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alutacontinua wrote:
Impunity wrote:
alutacontinua wrote:
snipermnoma wrote:
Now that the subscription rate on the longer 182 and 364 is rising, if 91 day subscription remains the same or higher, it means even liquidity will be further reduced. That is not a good sign for stocks. However it is a good sign that T-bill rates will remain high for now.


Think we will be looking at a higher subscription rate for the 91-day tomorrow. Once the bear market starts its slide (as has been pointed out by gurus like @hisah) the outflow will be large.


Any chance it will hit 30% peak in this month?


Think we shall peak at about 23-25%.....Anything higher will surely be unsustainable.

Another angle i am looking at is trying to figure out if smart money has already bought or are in the process of buying up the bonds thus we could see yields stay around current levels/even lower.(My 2 cents)


Lot of trading on IFBs...around 15.30% levels...apparently its NSSF buying.
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