If No-ists win ata wazua will lose ma-fans. NSE stocks will take 15-20% hit

It all depends on whether the results will be peaceful.....without violence a a higly unlikely 'No' win will lead to gradual decline in the NSE.....as investors will offload polepole.....the effects of violent 'No' win aftermath are just hard to contemplate....investors and kenyan economy kwisa...

the 'Nos' have ingiliad foreigners so much that no foreigner will be interested in putting off the fire....

Mbaya sana.....
Foreigners will be happy to lecture us....telling us ...'si tuliwaambia'....and mtajikaanga na mafuta yenu...

lakini I ask kwanini tujiingize kwa shimo tukiona....si we just vote .Yes' for the sake of our countrys ...investment future.....?

@sheep. Remember one simple fact. At referendum in 2005 we'd not yet gone through the agony of PEV and learnt its lessons. there4 no effect on NSE.

But with this referendum, EVERYTHING hangs in the balance. Remember too that without a new constitution we'll be in a vacuum? R u aware that the mandate of most commissions and especially the IIEC ends in DEC 2010?

Here's a quote from Warren Buffett's 'The Making of an American Capitalist' Autobiography'.

The state of the economy or political worries should never affect your decision whether to buy a stock. Forecasting is a waste of time, you should analyse a company and not an economy.

If a company has strong fundamentals it will wither through. It's value on paper might be affected temporally.

In other words for those of us who exited to come back after referundum are better of voting RED!