murchr wrote:young wrote:xtina wrote:Pirate wrote:Profitability is solid.
However ,I'm more concerned with the continuous decline in revenue growth to 7% ( 2018- 10% ,2017- 18%) .
My guess is the share will hit 30 max and decline to mid-20's in the very short-term
Great stuff

though I do not understand why supply is 8x demand. I thought it would go to 30+ but now I see it has lost 0.55, from 29.55 to 29.00. Oh well, if it goes down, time to load more.
There is something peculiar about Safaricom counter over the years.
The peak stock price is factored in before release of FY results.
So for those speculating the price of 29 to 30 Bob seems like the peak for now.
Recall at this moment more people are selling than buying including foreign investors who are market makers.
Anyone that sold or is selling now prior to FY result should be contented as they might have likely bought at sub 25 Bob a few months back.
For long termers like us am looking forward to buying at sub 26 in some months ahead .
Safaricom as a counter fundamentally is not strong . Her sustained growth in PBT and net income consistently over the years is her strongest point .
That is why yours truly is still camping with her all these years since 2008 and have been buying in tranches thereafter .
Link about foreign investors(speculators) exiting Safaricom prior to bumper result announcement below
https://www.businessdail...98098-lh2cir/index.html
Buy the rumor, sell the news.
This is a retirement stock. Cash rich, solid management, market dominance, innovative products.
Park capital here, you're safe and guaranteed returns for the foreseeable future (unless GoK plants some visionless puppet as CEO after Collymore exits).
Capital gains will come slowly. You can buy SCOM and sleep peacefully since it has been proven to perform even when the "dynamic duo" are tanking the rest of the economy. 40 billion shares with millions traded every session means there is enough liquidity to get in and get out any day.
Pension schemes, unit trusts, sovereign wealth funds- they like such.