Some people participate in the stock market to trade for short-term gains (traders), while others invest for long-term gains (investors). Traders rely on short-term price movements, charts and market signals. Investors rely primarily on business fundamentals and long-term value. These are two completely different strategies and one has to decide which approach they are following. Neither of you is right or wrong, you are simply playing different games.

I repeat, stay cautious. Any price below KES 8.52 is fair, but why buy at KES 5.40 when you can buy at KES 3.80 next week

The direction in which prices and availability of jet fuel are headed, your wish may come true sooner than later.

Given the losses the ME carriers have taken, will they have the ability/fortitude to close on a $2bn deal for a struggling airline?