I'll jump in during this 'delicious' pullback! It appears this stock has obeyed the charts!

When exactly did you start investing in stocks @spikes. It’s not possible for any rally to last for more than 5 trading sessions without a correction here and there as positions are evaluated by bids and asks. Meanwhile read this link, watch this space and thank me in seven days http://www.businessdaily...4128-dsv9yvz/index.html[/quote]

To quote :- “I understand several parties have signed but not all. I expect that we should be done in one or two weeks,” Mr Joseph said., The problem is two weeks in the market could actually mean 2 weeks, 2 years or even 2 decades. But were still watching KQ.

Half year results will be out when

Comeback!

He was wrongfully dismissed KQ...HR and Legal dept are shit...they lose cases right ,left and centre because they never follow procedure and laid down laws...

Btw who was no.1 during the CEO interviews?

Before Ngunze got the job?

I doubt the sanity of this Mbugua character.. he's pretty odd. Instead of claiming damages for wrongful dismissal, his prayers were to be reinstated, but now that he is back will he have any credibility in the office. I believe he will get lighter duties and fade away..

Then RIP KQ [7 Dec 2017]... If you say it has only one month left without a deal BUT there are godfathers to be sated and GOK will make up the shortfall.

KQ should be revived through a "bankruptcy restructuring" like they did in the US with United and Delta... KQ will emerge much healthier.

Can he be leaned on to reveal the other crooks in exchange for a payoff?
What a sad state of affairs. Where's the incompetent Naikuni?

http://www.businessdaily...7948-85qwxdz/index.html

Former Kenya Airways finance director Alex Mbugua is set to get a hefty payoff of at least Sh144 million from the national carrier after a court ordered his reinstatement following unlawful termination in January last year.
“The claimant (Mr Mbugua) is hereby reinstated... to his position without loss of benefits and any lawful entitlement to be paid within 30 days,” ordered Lady Justice Mbaru.
“In the alternative, the respondent shall pay the claimant salaries due for three years. Compensation amounting to 12 months’ salary at the last gross salary due on January 19, 2016.”
Mr Mbugua’s last salary was about Sh3 million per month, indicating that the national carrier may have to pay him at least Sh144 million to part ways with him as ordered by the court.