Elder,in the short time have been an investor at the NSE (a decade or so) its been clear to me that the most judicious plan is to have an entry and exit figure,once your exit target is reached just bolt out,it doesnt matter how the stock performs there after.someone once said..."no one has ever lost money while taking a profit"

LOL. A freefall initiated on the back of positive positioning by KQ is an oxymoron despite the fact of dilution. My finger is on the trigger but with no intention to squeeze unless attacked.. Fundamentally, KQ with the sealed PJT deal is now more solid than most of the listed firms..

Holding other factors constant sub 5bob in the offing by Wednesday!

Circa 20% down in 2 days with no clue on the agreed conversion price or pro rata allocation. Market makers are heavily milking.. I have seen KQ at KES 126 and at KES 3.35.. I would buy the whole company if given a chance to dream.. A very solid business with immense returns potential. Those who are buying now have a whole new spirit of bravado.. These are the ones that will become wealthy as @Obiero gets flogged by the blogs unjustly. I fondly remember the obituaries on SCOM at KES 2.75, now it's at KES 23.. Blood on the street

Sasa wacha mwanafunzi naye pia apatie mwalimu advice kidogo: Dont sell for now.Take advantage of the falling price to average down your buying price.According to the latest financial results,kq is on the path to recovery.With this conversion of debts into equity,finance cost will come hugely down.Ofcourse the share price will suffer because of massive dillution,but this is only temporarily.When the dust will settle,the share price will only climb up.It will take time but patience always pays.This is the last downward trend this company is experiencing.Next will be takeoff and im sure wengi wataachwa.