Of the 67 listed firms, 21 companies at the NSE are now trading under KES 10 per share, with 35 companies trading sub KES 20 per share.. This is a very fair market perception towards the financial performance of the companies.. Being more proof that information is the commodity on trade at the NSE and the one with better information shall likely trade at a profit to the 'greater fool'. Only Kurwitu appears misplaced, but then again which sane investor would ever buy Kurwitu shares..
Home Afrika 0.75
Mumias Sugar 0.8
Deacons 1.6
Eveready EA 1.8
Uchumi Supermarket 1.8
Nairobi Business Ventures 2.05
Sameer Africa 2.3
Olympia Capital 2.65
Flame Tree Group 3.2
ARM Cement Ltd 3.65
Longhorn Kenya Ltd 4.25
Express 4.6
Transcentury Limited 4.7
CIC Insurance 4.8
EA Cables 5
National Bank of Kenya 6.3
Kenya Power & Lighting 6.7
Kengen 7.9
Housing Finance 9.7
Umeme 10
Marshalls EA 10.75
Kenya Airways 10.8
Carbacid Investments 11.3
Fahari I-Reit 11.5
Barclays Bank 11.7
CFC Insurance Holdings 13.4
British-American Investments 14
Scangroup 17.05
Kenya Re-Insurance 18
Cooperative Bank 18.6
Nairobi Securities Exchange 18.8
Eaagads 19
KenolKobil 19.55
Sasini 22.5
EA Portland Cement 24
Pan Africa Insurance 25
Rea Vipingo Plantations 27.5
Car & General 28.75
Safaricom Limited 29.25
TPS EA Serena 32
Total Kenya 32
Standard Group 32.5
NIC Bank 36
Centum Investment 37
Unga Group 40
KCB Bank 48
Equity Bank 49.5
Kapchorua Tea 74
Kenya Orchads 82
Crown Paints 87.5
BOC Kenya 90
CFC Stanbic 94
Nation Media Group 108
I&M bank 118
Williamson Tea 150
Bamburi Cement 178
Diamond Trust Bank 203
Standard Chartered Bank 210
EA Breweries 235
Kakuzi 351
Limuru Tea 520
Jubilee Holdings 534
British American Tobacco 616
Kurwitu Ventures 1,500.00

Pesa za watu.

@sparkly here is the latest as per your observation
Mumias Sugar Co. 0.70
Home Afrika 0.90
Eveready East Africa 1.40
Uchumi Supermarket 1.65
Sameer Africa 2.68 9,900
Olympia Capital Holdings 3.18
E.A.Cables 3.70
Flame Tree Group Holdings 3.75
Trans-Century Limited 3.95
Longhorn Publishers 4.53
ARM Cement 4.60
CIC Insurance Group 4.70
National Bank of Kenya 5.65
Express 5.90
Kenya Power & Lighting 6.03
KenGen 6.80
Housing Finance Group 8.48
Umeme 8.70
Kenya Airways 10.30
Marshalls (E.A.) 10.78
Carbacid Investments 11.00
A.Baumann & Co. 11.10
Barclays Bank 11.53
Liberty Kenya Holdings 13.40
CMC Holdings 13.50
British-American Investments Company ( Kenya) 14.70
WPP ScanGroup 15.50
Kenya Re-Insurance Corporation 16.75
Nairobi Securities Exchange 16.93
Co-operative Bank of Kenya 17.15
E.A.Portland Cement 17.50
KenolKobil Co 17.75
Car & General (K) 18.70
Sasini Tea & Coffee 20.38
Eaagads 21.00
Pan Africa Insurance Holdings 25.00
Hutchings Biemer 25.00
Rea Vipingo Plantations 27.50
Safaricom Limited 28.75
TPS Eastern Africa 30.75
Total Kenya 31.50 1,300
Standard Group 33.50
Centum Investment Company 34.63
NIC Bank 35.13
Unga Group 38.13
Unilever Tea Kenya 45.00
Kenya Commercial Bank 47.63
Equity Group Holdings 49.63
Crown Paints Kenya 56.00
Kapchorua Tea Co. 71.00
B.O.C Kenya 79.00
Kenya Orchards 82.00
Nation Media Group 92.50
CFC Stanbic Holdings 93
I&M Holdings 115.00
Williamson Tea Kenya 137.00
Bamburi Cement 175.00
Diamond Trust Bank Kenya 197.00
Standard Chartered Bank 204.00
East African Breweries 232.50
Kakuzi 360.00
City Trust 448.00
Limuru Tea Co. 500.00
Jubilee Insurance Co. 520.00
British American Tobacco Kenya 600.00
Kurwitu Ventures 1,500.00

We are drowning,Lord save us

One person sees trouble, another sees opportunity. If you have money start looking and planning for investment in good stocks and be prepared to wait for a number of years to reap big.

"When it's raining gold, reach for a bucket, not a thimble."

Funny this.

“You can’t sit around and wait for it -- you’re never going to catch the bottom,” Buffett said in the Bloomberg interview. “We’ve been shoveling out money anyway”

“I’m buying stocks but I’m not buying them because I think they’re going to go up next year”


Why I keep on adding, as and when I can, more KenRe (#MwaraniaIsBack) and Centum.

Of course, if I get disillusioned with the Management or circumstances change then I will bail out!

Blood....blood everywhere. Heavyweights falling. Undervalued firms not attracting interest. Penny stocks just trapping people's capital. And the occasional sudden suspensions by CMA. Only cash rich blue chips seem to be weathering the storm. Those betting that post-2017 elections would be a good time to be on NSE were wrong.