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obiero wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:Ericsson wrote:rwitre wrote:obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:Extraterrestrial wrote:Swenani wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:Ericsson wrote:3 bob touched with a low of ksh.2.95 per share.
Heavy volumes being traded @Obiero still thinks KShs 2.5 is a dream... #Watch and learn!!!  Kq closed at sh.2.84 yesterday What about today? 221,100*3=663,300 221,100*APB8=1,768,800 Red hawt obiero's profit before commission=Kes (1,105,500) Hey NOT COOL! @Obiero's ABP is 12.48 see Post #12888 Yap. KES 12.48.. Still inside the plane Wa....pole kaka. Kq share price closing today at 2.67 28% lost in 6 trading days. This stock has devastated lives during this period of Eid ul Udha people are unable to cope with the reality of mega meltdown continuing Tuesday . It’s not good to say that you will complete a journey when the vehicle is still in motion. Anything can happen before the final destination. I speak in code Half year results Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:Ericsson wrote:rwitre wrote:obiero wrote:sparkly wrote:Extraterrestrial wrote:Swenani wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:Ericsson wrote:3 bob touched with a low of ksh.2.95 per share.
Heavy volumes being traded @Obiero still thinks KShs 2.5 is a dream... #Watch and learn!!! Kq closed at sh.2.84 yesterday What about today? 221,100*3=663,300 221,100*APB8=1,768,800 Red hawt obiero's profit before commission=Kes (1,105,500) Hey NOT COOL! @Obiero's ABP is 12.48 see Post #12888 Yap. KES 12.48.. Still inside the plane Wa....pole kaka. Kq share price closing today at 2.67 28% lost in 6 trading days. This stock has devastated lives during this period of Eid ul Udha people are unable to cope with the reality of mega meltdown continuing Tuesday . I guess this is the point where @Obiero assures them to #watch and learn. 
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,809 Location: NAIROBI
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Air Tanzania acquires landing slots at Gatwick AirportAir Tanzania has made progress in its plan to fly to London by securing three landing slots at the Gatwick airport. The airline intends to fly directly from their hub at Dar es Salaam’s Julius Nyerere International Airport via Kilimanjaro to London’s Gatwick airport every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday returning via Kilimanjaro to Dar es Salaam on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday. If granted permission to fly to the European city, it will be Air Tanzania’s first route into Europe. The air carrier will use the London route as a link to other European and American markets. The airline is undertaking land rights and landing licenses to allow it to fly into United Kingdom. In addition, Air Tanzania will need to secure European Union safety standards certification. In the meantime, the airline has passed IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), a mandatory requirement for airlines planning international flights. Air TZ will operate their new Boeing B787 Dreamliner thrice a week positioning it to offer an incredible service and dominate the marketplace. The new route will pile pressure on some loss making airlines in the region currently flying from their hubs in East Africa to the UK as Air Tanzania gains market share at their expense. Furthermore, it will increase competition to Air Egypt that has been connecting via Cairo and KLM connecting via Amsterdam and Kilimanjaro. Air Tanzania has in the recent past resumed flights to Moroni, Entebbe, Johannesburg, Harare, and Bujumbura with planned flights to the Far East in Mumbai, Guangzhou, and Bangkok. Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Ericsson wrote:Air Tanzania acquires landing slots at Gatwick Airport
Air Tanzania has made progress in its plan to fly to London by securing three landing slots at the Gatwick airport. The airline intends to fly directly from their hub at Dar es Salaam’s Julius Nyerere International Airport via Kilimanjaro to London’s Gatwick airport every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday returning via Kilimanjaro to Dar es Salaam on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday.
If granted permission to fly to the European city, it will be Air Tanzania’s first route into Europe. The air carrier will use the London route as a link to other European and American markets.
The airline is undertaking land rights and landing licenses to allow it to fly into United Kingdom. In addition, Air Tanzania will need to secure European Union safety standards certification. In the meantime, the airline has passed IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), a mandatory requirement for airlines planning international flights.
Air TZ will operate their new Boeing B787 Dreamliner thrice a week positioning it to offer an incredible service and dominate the marketplace.
The new route will pile pressure on some loss making airlines in the region currently flying from their hubs in East Africa to the UK as Air Tanzania gains market share at their expense.
Furthermore, it will increase competition to Air Egypt that has been connecting via Cairo and KLM connecting via Amsterdam and Kilimanjaro.
Air Tanzania has in the recent past resumed flights to Moroni, Entebbe, Johannesburg, Harare, and Bujumbura with planned flights to the Far East in Mumbai, Guangzhou, and Bangkok.
KQ sold off its PRIME slots at LHR. What an awful move. LHR > Gatwick for most travelers to the UK. Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Member Joined: 1/18/2019 Posts: 185 Location: kenya
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VituVingiSana wrote:Ericsson wrote:Air Tanzania acquires landing slots at Gatwick Airport
Air Tanzania has made progress in its plan to fly to London by securing three landing slots at the Gatwick airport. The airline intends to fly directly from their hub at Dar es Salaam’s Julius Nyerere International Airport via Kilimanjaro to London’s Gatwick airport every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday returning via Kilimanjaro to Dar es Salaam on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday.
If granted permission to fly to the European city, it will be Air Tanzania’s first route into Europe. The air carrier will use the London route as a link to other European and American markets.
The airline is undertaking land rights and landing licenses to allow it to fly into United Kingdom. In addition, Air Tanzania will need to secure European Union safety standards certification. In the meantime, the airline has passed IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), a mandatory requirement for airlines planning international flights.
Air TZ will operate their new Boeing B787 Dreamliner thrice a week positioning it to offer an incredible service and dominate the marketplace.
The new route will pile pressure on some loss making airlines in the region currently flying from their hubs in East Africa to the UK as Air Tanzania gains market share at their expense.
Furthermore, it will increase competition to Air Egypt that has been connecting via Cairo and KLM connecting via Amsterdam and Kilimanjaro.
Air Tanzania has in the recent past resumed flights to Moroni, Entebbe, Johannesburg, Harare, and Bujumbura with planned flights to the Far East in Mumbai, Guangzhou, and Bangkok.
KQ sold off its PRIME slots at LHR. What an awful move. LHR > Gatwick for most travelers to the UK. Meh, don't think it was that awful. They made 7.5b selling those early morning slots (most a slot has sold for at LHR), improved their fleet efficiency as plane didn't have to lie at LHR all day and their London flights still enjoy good loads. Don't think it was that bad. LHR is still the main gateway. ATCL probably couldn't get slots there. Side note, when are HY results being released? Landed at JKIA yesterday and so many people were transiting through there, why isn't this reflective in the results?
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nairobby wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:Ericsson wrote:Air Tanzania acquires landing slots at Gatwick Airport
Air Tanzania has made progress in its plan to fly to London by securing three landing slots at the Gatwick airport. The airline intends to fly directly from their hub at Dar es Salaam’s Julius Nyerere International Airport via Kilimanjaro to London’s Gatwick airport every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday returning via Kilimanjaro to Dar es Salaam on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday.
If granted permission to fly to the European city, it will be Air Tanzania’s first route into Europe. The air carrier will use the London route as a link to other European and American markets.
The airline is undertaking land rights and landing licenses to allow it to fly into United Kingdom. In addition, Air Tanzania will need to secure European Union safety standards certification. In the meantime, the airline has passed IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), a mandatory requirement for airlines planning international flights.
Air TZ will operate their new Boeing B787 Dreamliner thrice a week positioning it to offer an incredible service and dominate the marketplace.
The new route will pile pressure on some loss making airlines in the region currently flying from their hubs in East Africa to the UK as Air Tanzania gains market share at their expense.
Furthermore, it will increase competition to Air Egypt that has been connecting via Cairo and KLM connecting via Amsterdam and Kilimanjaro.
Air Tanzania has in the recent past resumed flights to Moroni, Entebbe, Johannesburg, Harare, and Bujumbura with planned flights to the Far East in Mumbai, Guangzhou, and Bangkok.
KQ sold off its PRIME slots at LHR. What an awful move. LHR > Gatwick for most travelers to the UK. Meh, don't think it was that awful. They made 7.5b selling those early morning slots (most a slot has sold for at LHR), improved their fleet efficiency as plane didn't have to lie at LHR all day and their London flights still enjoy good loads. Don't think it was that bad. LHR is still the main gateway. ATCL probably couldn't get slots there. Side note, when are HY results being released? Landed at JKIA yesterday and so many people were transiting through there, why isn't this reflective in the results? Because of corruption
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,809 Location: NAIROBI
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KQ closes today at 2.73 per share as per NSE website Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation
Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,227 Location: nairobi
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nairobby wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:Ericsson wrote:Air Tanzania acquires landing slots at Gatwick Airport
Air Tanzania has made progress in its plan to fly to London by securing three landing slots at the Gatwick airport. The airline intends to fly directly from their hub at Dar es Salaam’s Julius Nyerere International Airport via Kilimanjaro to London’s Gatwick airport every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday returning via Kilimanjaro to Dar es Salaam on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday.
If granted permission to fly to the European city, it will be Air Tanzania’s first route into Europe. The air carrier will use the London route as a link to other European and American markets.
The airline is undertaking land rights and landing licenses to allow it to fly into United Kingdom. In addition, Air Tanzania will need to secure European Union safety standards certification. In the meantime, the airline has passed IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA), a mandatory requirement for airlines planning international flights.
Air TZ will operate their new Boeing B787 Dreamliner thrice a week positioning it to offer an incredible service and dominate the marketplace.
The new route will pile pressure on some loss making airlines in the region currently flying from their hubs in East Africa to the UK as Air Tanzania gains market share at their expense.
Furthermore, it will increase competition to Air Egypt that has been connecting via Cairo and KLM connecting via Amsterdam and Kilimanjaro.
It was a good idea considering the circumstances
Air Tanzania has in the recent past resumed flights to Moroni, Entebbe, Johannesburg, Harare, and Bujumbura with planned flights to the Far East in Mumbai, Guangzhou, and Bangkok.
KQ sold off its PRIME slots at LHR. What an awful move. LHR > Gatwick for most travelers to the UK. Meh, don't think it was that awful. They made 7.5b selling those early morning slots (most a slot has sold for at LHR), improved their fleet efficiency as plane didn't have to lie at LHR all day and their London flights still enjoy good loads. Don't think it was that bad. LHR is still the main gateway. ATCL probably couldn't get slots there. Side note, when are HY results being released? Landed at JKIA yesterday and so many people were transiting through there, why isn't this reflective in the results?
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,227 Location: nairobi
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Ericsson wrote:KQ closes today at 2.73 per share as per NSE website More interested in the volumes. Current price is fictitious. Anyone not buying now isn’t cut out as a trader and will likely never get a return exceeding 100% at the NSE
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/20/2008 Posts: 503
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obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:KQ closes today at 2.73 per share as per NSE website More interested in the volumes. Current price is fictitious. Anyone not buying now isn’t cut out as a trader and will likely never get a return exceeding 100% at the NSE ..are you buying??? 
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