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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/13/2015 Posts: 1,645
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MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! True but trading is on Tuesday. No crying at the casino 
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 4/23/2014 Posts: 931
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MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise.  “You can get in way more trouble with a good idea than a bad idea, because you forget that the good idea has limits.” - Ben Graham
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Rank: Member Joined: 6/26/2008 Posts: 393
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HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise.  25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56%
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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wukan wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! True but trading is on Tuesday. No crying at the casino Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. Hii optimism bias ni kama imefikia ya @Obiero!!! So much so I can't tell if you are being real or sarcastic!!! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% Uli apply ngapi @xtina? (if you don't mind saying that is) Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,187 Location: nairobi
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xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% It must rise upon listing on day 1. It will be a highly illiquid share given that it is largely owned by institutions, and the retail investors that bought at 9.00 will obviously not sell below IPO price hurriedly. It must rise, but ideally it is worth KES 6.40
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Rank: Elder Joined: 8/16/2011 Posts: 2,380
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HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. Yes You and Me are in the same pot feeling nice swimming naked and not worried for having something at hand I know people aren't as poor as me and are waiting for it to dip on first days of trading to move in. Infct some of them already asked their brokers to buy below 9 saay 7 or 6. Very great this thing will not move to 25(may taake 2 yrs) but wait, it will saddle between 8.5 to 11.5 for 6 months before moving to 14 Gulf energy will enter at retail level and make a mark boosting the price
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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obiero wrote:xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% It must rise upon listing on day 1. It will be a highly illiquid share given that it is largely owned by institutions, and the retail investors that bought at 9.00 will obviously not sell below IPO price hurriedly. It must rise, but ideally it is worth KES 6.40 There is one question you have not asked yourself: Who is this who will get suddenly "clever" and decide to buy at above 9/= while there was a massive under subscription (only 10% of the shares on offer) in the retail investors category!!?? That would be the most confused character! You sit out the IPO at 9/= then buy immediately on listing at above 9/= plus commissions!? A grossly under subscribed share (for retail investors anong others). I am not saying confused characters don't exist but I doubt they will be enough in this case to push the demand and price up. Getting into the secondary market immediately after listing only makes sense if the IPO was significantly discounted and/or significantly oversubscribed and you are forced to buy the shares you didn't get in the IPO after listing. Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,187 Location: nairobi
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MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% It must rise upon listing on day 1. It will be a highly illiquid share given that it is largely owned by institutions, and the retail investors that bought at 9.00 will obviously not sell below IPO price hurriedly. It must rise, but ideally it is worth KES 6.40 There is one question you have not asked yourself: Who is this who will get suddenly "clever" and decide to buy at above 9/= while there was a massive under subscription (only 10% of the shares on offer) in the retail investors category!!?? That would be the most confused character! You sit out the IPO at 9/= then buy immediately on listing at above 9/= plus commissions!? A grossly under subscribed share (for retail investors anong others). I am not saying confused characters don't exist but I doubt they will be enough in this case to push the demand and price up. Getting into the secondary market immediately after listing only makes sense if the IPO was significantly discounted and/or significantly oversubscribed and you are forced to buy the shares you didn't get in the IPO after listing. The market will always be irrational. Remember the IPO was oversubscribed and GoK will refund KES 5,400,000,000. It is wrong to imagine that the institution refunded would not go back to the NSE to obtain KPC shares. Anywho, sema Tuesday, Tuesday (in Raila's voice)
KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% It must rise upon listing on day 1. It will be a highly illiquid share given that it is largely owned by institutions, and the retail investors that bought at 9.00 will obviously not sell below IPO price hurriedly. It must rise, but ideally it is worth KES 6.40 There is one question you have not asked yourself: Who is this who will get suddenly "clever" and decide to buy at above 9/= while there was a massive under subscription (only 10% of the shares on offer) in the retail investors category!!?? That would be the most confused character! You sit out the IPO at 9/= then buy immediately on listing at above 9/= plus commissions!? A grossly under subscribed share (for retail investors anong others). I am not saying confused characters don't exist but I doubt they will be enough in this case to push the demand and price up. Getting into the secondary market immediately after listing only makes sense if the IPO was significantly discounted and/or significantly oversubscribed and you are forced to buy the shares you didn't get in the IPO after listing. The market will always be irrational. Remember the IPO was oversubscribed and GoK will refund KES 5,400,000,000. It is wrong to imagine that the institution refunded would not go back to the NSE to obtain KPC shares. Anywho, sema Tuesday, Tuesday (in Raila's voice) I will say in that kamzee's voice; I'm ready for Tuesday. Very ready for Tuesday!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,805
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obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% It must rise upon listing on day 1. It will be a highly illiquid share given that it is largely owned by institutions, and the retail investors that bought at 9.00 will obviously not sell below IPO price hurriedly. It must rise, but ideally it is worth KES 6.40 There is one question you have not asked yourself: Who is this who will get suddenly "clever" and decide to buy at above 9/= while there was a massive under subscription (only 10% of the shares on offer) in the retail investors category!!?? That would be the most confused character! You sit out the IPO at 9/= then buy immediately on listing at above 9/= plus commissions!? A grossly under subscribed share (for retail investors anong others). I am not saying confused characters don't exist but I doubt they will be enough in this case to push the demand and price up. Getting into the secondary market immediately after listing only makes sense if the IPO was significantly discounted and/or significantly oversubscribed and you are forced to buy the shares you didn't get in the IPO after listing. The market will always be irrational. Remember the IPO was oversubscribed and GoK will refund KES 5,400,000,000. It is wrong to imagine that the institution refunded would not go back to the NSE to obtain KPC shares. Anywho, sema Tuesday, Tuesday (in Raila's voice) I suspect most of that refund to "Institutional Investors" is to NSSF and it was never their wish or plan to buy im the first place. Actually anyone in this bus should be praying that NSSF or any other institutional investor does not dump the share any time soon or they (retail investor) dump in advance. But I suspect NSSF might not get permission to dump any time soon. Permission from whoever forced them to buy in the first place. But depending on how elections go... Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,187 Location: nairobi
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MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:xtina wrote:HaMaina wrote:MaichBlack wrote:People need to relax. Monday is not far. Those swimming naked will be known that day!! Swimming Naked is the most relaxing and fulfilling swim ever. Its just that everyone else thinks your mad. On KPC Im waiting for my stocks to hit 25 and above by the end of this month. Uganda being a major shareholder and about to begin export of Oil is a definit + for KPC. KPC Shall rise. 25 bob aje na weak hands is only 2.56% It must rise upon listing on day 1. It will be a highly illiquid share given that it is largely owned by institutions, and the retail investors that bought at 9.00 will obviously not sell below IPO price hurriedly. It must rise, but ideally it is worth KES 6.40 There is one question you have not asked yourself: Who is this who will get suddenly "clever" and decide to buy at above 9/= while there was a massive under subscription (only 10% of the shares on offer) in the retail investors category!!?? That would be the most confused character! You sit out the IPO at 9/= then buy immediately on listing at above 9/= plus commissions!? A grossly under subscribed share (for retail investors anong others). I am not saying confused characters don't exist but I doubt they will be enough in this case to push the demand and price up. Getting into the secondary market immediately after listing only makes sense if the IPO was significantly discounted and/or significantly oversubscribed and you are forced to buy the shares you didn't get in the IPO after listing. The market will always be irrational. Remember the IPO was oversubscribed and GoK will refund KES 5,400,000,000. It is wrong to imagine that the institution refunded would not go back to the NSE to obtain KPC shares. Anywho, sema Tuesday, Tuesday (in Raila's voice) I suspect most of that refund to "Institutional Investors" is to NSSF and it was never their wish or plan to buy im the first place. Actually anyone in this bus should be praying that NSSF or any other institutional investor does not dump the share any time soon or they (retail investor) dump in advance. But I suspect NSSF might not get permission to dump any time soon. Permission from whoever forced them to buy in the first place. But depending on how elections go... Pilipili usioila yakuwashia nini
KQ ABP 4.26
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