@VVS
Thanks for the challenge. It is not feasible however to do Elliott Wave analysis on the four counters you mention (KK, WTK, Kenya Re and I $ M Bank).
If you look at their charts they are nowhere near any Elliott Wave patterns. The explanation for this is simple.
Elliott Waves track human psychology. As such it works best where there is
wide public participation e.g in the NSE 20 Share Index, $KES and Safaricom. These three are showing very good Elliott Patterns and thus the reason why I track them. In markets such as the USA individual stocks show clear Elliott Wave patterns e.g Apple stock below:

Image Courtesy Elliott Wave International
In the case of individual stocks in Kenya (other than Safaricom), value investing may work (obviously it has worked so far for you) upto a degree. Am saying this because in a deflationary environment (which I feel we have entered) almost all things lose value. A company may be good and with excellent management but if the people who are expected to drive up its share price are lacking in means then it becomes a matter of faith/hope to expect any worthwhile upside in the stock.
Please note that my earlier opinion was not meant to disparage your view of the market.
Conventional thinkers waste time building shelters when they are unnecessary and then have no shelters when they need them the most. Socionomists do the opposite.