@luxel et All,

Let me take this opportunity to explain why Jammo acts this way. It is not because he works for Equity (he might be working there as a cashier though!),or that he has serious interests in this Company. From his many threads and contributions we can see that what Jammo wants is one thing and only one: To Make Money! And Fast!

By this I mean he is just a tipycal speculator,that has found the right 'roller coaster' which makes not him,but all foolish investors,emotional,really emotional!

Knowing this,Jammo draws a pattern,he makes mistakes like everyone else,but he draws a pattern and follows it. It is actually very interesting how he reasons,and funnily most of the times he gets it right! But beware! He is a King in a bullish market,a Pauper in a Bear!

So,please luxel,don't demoralize him by accusing him of being emotional when a thread of Equity is opened up,he just sees his favourite roller coaster,and as a small kid would do,tries to time to get in when it is low and get out on the high. Let us continue read and comment. Don;t accuse,please. For the benefit of this forum.

@ Jammo

Please feep us informed,we would love to get in this game at the right time!


Mors Tua,Vita Mea. (latin)

Can someone please explain to me what the split means? I'm told the split shares havent been credited to CDS accounts and supply is at nil. My order is pending with the broker. When can we expect the split shares in the market?

Some lambs to the slaughter.

I can bet there are a number of brokers who called their favuorite mama mboga or mama butchery client and told them 'equity inauzwa 17.00,nunua longterm'.

He then calls another more enlightened speculator who purchased at 93 to provide the shares (including some that he is illigally holding for the broker).

Happy days


I guess if you can't win with facts,you can always pen bile-laced,xenophobic rants to distract everyone.

@Ogutu

In the stock market? No. no one can because no one can predict the future accurately.... However,you can speculate depending on your level of risk appetite. If you are a risk taker,you can go short term(speculative) if risk averse,you go long term.... however,in both cases,no one can tell you you are right or wrong but experience makes it easier hence you will be better off than someone joining the bandwagon for the first time.

Some deals are like glass. Sometimes it's better to leave them broken than try to hurt yourself putting it back together.

The market,like the Lord,helps those who help themselves. But,unlike the Lord,the market does not forgive those who know not what they do. - Warren Buffett


The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.