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VituVingiSana
#911 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2016 1:04:20 PM
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Spikes wrote:
subaru wrote:
[quote=Spikes]Next week capitalise on Wanjiko naivety usukume hiyo HAFR stake @2.6 less 10% ...Shafting continues!


you will be surprised wanjiku will be clever and continue holding the share so monday no supply
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The headlines will be hit by a shocker next week that goes like this: CMA makes unprecedented move delists HAFR after the property developer fails to meet minimum regulatory requirements set out at NSE. End of authoritative headline. Consequently, HAFR will obtain an injunction to continue trading as the case will be pending in commercial law courts. Bloodletting will be indiscriminate in this counter as Wanjiko will struggle to pullout with gunshot wounds and deep cuts sustained from venomous fangs of a reptile.

The CMA will not delist HAFR. Heck, the CMA will not delisted any firm except where it was voluntary eg Access and Rea.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Mike Ock
#912 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2016 3:00:01 PM
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Joined: 1/22/2015
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sparkly wrote:
Spikes wrote:
subaru wrote:
[quote=Spikes]Next week capitalise on Wanjiko naivety usukume hiyo HAFR stake @2.6 less 10% ...Shafting continues!


you will be surprised wanjiku will be clever and continue holding the share so monday no supply
[/quot




The headlines will be hit by a shocker next week that goes like this: CMA makes unprecedented move delists HAFR after the property developer fails to meet minimum regulatory requirements set out at NSE. End of authoritative headline. Consequently, HAFR will obtain an injunction to continue trading as the case will be pending in commercial law courts. Bloodletting will be indiscriminate in this counter as Wanjiko will struggle to pullout with gunshot wounds and deep cuts sustained from venomous fangs of a reptile.


Home Afrika will not delist. Shareholders however have to be patient because real estate projects like migaa golf resort take 10-15 years just to break even.

Founding shareholders transfered the time risk by listing on the NSE.



What are the steps and hurdles in these developments?
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sparkly
#913 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2016 4:11:10 PM
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Joined: 9/23/2009
Posts: 8,083
Location: Enk are Nyirobi
Mike Ock wrote:
sparkly wrote:
Spikes wrote:
subaru wrote:
[quote=Spikes]Next week capitalise on Wanjiko naivety usukume hiyo HAFR stake @2.6 less 10% ...Shafting continues!


you will be surprised wanjiku will be clever and continue holding the share so monday no supply
[/quot




The headlines will be hit by a shocker next week that goes like this: CMA makes unprecedented move delists HAFR after the property developer fails to meet minimum regulatory requirements set out at NSE. End of authoritative headline. Consequently, HAFR will obtain an injunction to continue trading as the case will be pending in commercial law courts. Bloodletting will be indiscriminate in this counter as Wanjiko will struggle to pullout with gunshot wounds and deep cuts sustained from venomous fangs of a reptile.


Home Afrika will not delist. Shareholders however have to be patient because real estate projects like migaa golf resort take 10-15 years just to break even.

Founding shareholders transfered the time risk by listing on the NSE.



What are the steps and hurdles in these developments?


Major milestones in such a project are:
1. Land acquisition;
2. Infrastructure development;
3. Sale of serviced plots to investors/homeowners;
4. Management services to the investors/home owners;
5. Income generation from own developments eg golf course fees, hotel, health club.
Life is short. Live passionately.
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obiero
#914 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2016 6:52:07 PM
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sparkly wrote:
Mike Ock wrote:
sparkly wrote:
Spikes wrote:
subaru wrote:
[quote=Spikes]Next week capitalise on Wanjiko naivety usukume hiyo HAFR stake @2.6 less 10% ...Shafting continues!


you will be surprised wanjiku will be clever and continue holding the share so monday no supply
[/quot




The headlines will be hit by a shocker next week that goes like this: CMA makes unprecedented move delists HAFR after the property developer fails to meet minimum regulatory requirements set out at NSE. End of authoritative headline. Consequently, HAFR will obtain an injunction to continue trading as the case will be pending in commercial law courts. Bloodletting will be indiscriminate in this counter as Wanjiko will struggle to pullout with gunshot wounds and deep cuts sustained from venomous fangs of a reptile.


Home Afrika will not delist. Shareholders however have to be patient because real estate projects like migaa golf resort take 10-15 years just to break even.

Founding shareholders transfered the time risk by listing on the NSE.



What are the steps and hurdles in these developments?


Major milestones in such a project are:
1. Land acquisition;
2. Infrastructure development;
3. Sale of serviced plots to investors/homeowners;
4. Management services to the investors/home owners;
5. Income generation from own developments eg golf course fees, hotel, health club.

If not delisting, then suspension will be in order, similar to what happened for uchumi

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Owino Robert
#915 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2016 7:42:06 PM
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Posts: 1
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Are you very sure this undated and signed profit warning genuine otherwise a fake to calm down the share price!! I seek clarification.
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enyands
#916 Posted : Saturday, January 02, 2016 9:25:45 PM
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Owino Robert wrote:
Are you very sure this undated and signed profit warning genuine otherwise a fake to calm down the share price!! I seek clarification.



Go to article 889 on this thread and read downwards .you will get your answer
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Mike Ock
#917 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2016 2:29:23 AM
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Joined: 1/22/2015
Posts: 682
sparkly wrote:
Mike Ock wrote:
sparkly wrote:
Spikes wrote:
subaru wrote:
[quote=Spikes]Next week capitalise on Wanjiko naivety usukume hiyo HAFR stake @2.6 less 10% ...Shafting continues!


you will be surprised wanjiku will be clever and continue holding the share so monday no supply
[/quot




The headlines will be hit by a shocker next week that goes like this: CMA makes unprecedented move delists HAFR after the property developer fails to meet minimum regulatory requirements set out at NSE. End of authoritative headline. Consequently, HAFR will obtain an injunction to continue trading as the case will be pending in commercial law courts. Bloodletting will be indiscriminate in this counter as Wanjiko will struggle to pullout with gunshot wounds and deep cuts sustained from venomous fangs of a reptile.


Home Afrika will not delist. Shareholders however have to be patient because real estate projects like migaa golf resort take 10-15 years just to break even.

Founding shareholders transfered the time risk by listing on the NSE.



What are the steps and hurdles in these developments?


Major milestones in such a project are:
1. Land acquisition;
2. Infrastructure development;
3. Sale of serviced plots to investors/homeowners;
4. Management services to the investors/home owners;
5. Income generation from own developments eg golf course fees, hotel, health club.


And the common hurdles? My friend tried one of these but alilemewa, now he's selling plots only.
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sparkly
#918 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2016 2:06:20 PM
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Posts: 8,083
Location: Enk are Nyirobi
Mike Ock wrote:
sparkly wrote:
Mike Ock wrote:
sparkly wrote:
Spikes wrote:
subaru wrote:
[quote=Spikes]Next week capitalise on Wanjiko naivety usukume hiyo HAFR stake @2.6 less 10% ...Shafting continues!


you will be surprised wanjiku will be clever and continue holding the share so monday no supply
[/quot




The headlines will be hit by a shocker next week that goes like this: CMA makes unprecedented move delists HAFR after the property developer fails to meet minimum regulatory requirements set out at NSE. End of authoritative headline. Consequently, HAFR will obtain an injunction to continue trading as the case will be pending in commercial law courts. Bloodletting will be indiscriminate in this counter as Wanjiko will struggle to pullout with gunshot wounds and deep cuts sustained from venomous fangs of a reptile.


Home Afrika will not delist. Shareholders however have to be patient because real estate projects like migaa golf resort take 10-15 years just to break even.

Founding shareholders transfered the time risk by listing on the NSE.



What are the steps and hurdles in these developments?


Major milestones in such a project are:
1. Land acquisition;
2. Infrastructure development;
3. Sale of serviced plots to investors/homeowners;
4. Management services to the investors/home owners;
5. Income generation from own developments eg golf course fees, hotel, health club.


And the common hurdles? My friend tried one of these but alilemewa, now he's selling plots only.


@Mike I would be interested in exchanging notes with your friend
Life is short. Live passionately.
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Mike Ock
#919 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2016 2:56:17 PM
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I can't mulika him on a public forum. Please just share the common hurdles with us smile
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Boris Boyka
#920 Posted : Sunday, January 03, 2016 4:07:56 PM
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Posts: 1,977
Location: Here
Mike Ock wrote:
I can't mulika him on a public forum. Please just share the common hurdles with us smile

What do you understand by 'exchange notes with your friend'
I doubt he meant you mulika him here but rather link them privately.
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