I forgot to mention, the BA strike will benefit KQ as higher paying customers shift to KQ from London to Nairobi.

Also many business class customers will move to KQ from BA for the period before & during the strike...

Airlines are capital intensive businesses that are very hard to plan long term due to volatility of the industry .
Today you might be a leader tomorrow you are filing for bankrupcy just like the Japan airline.

But given that Kq has been able to wade this waters successfully I think this stock has a bright future.

there was a day i laughed at someone thinking he was mislead in to buying at 28..for one good reason i was broke. he watched it dip further and further and finally cld not handle the stress anymore and he left to Tanzania...am wondering...do they have internet there coz at 60!!!! he must be packing his bags..he had sold a parcel at Ruaka for 5M and all went to KQ..I WONT CRY.


PIERCE..PESA YAKO NATAYARISHA.

Somebody is buying big into this company. Just saw a single trade of 700k shares. Given an average of 2 million shares traded for the last few trading days it seems someone is just buying and buying. It's 50% foreigner. I wonder if there is a major play going on for this stock.

KQ will benefit somewhat from the World Cup but the one counter that will benefit immensely form the tournament is scangroup. They're managing the media spend for the WC title sponsor Coke not only for EA but a huge region. We're talking serious figures! So there's a tip, get yourself some scangroup.