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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,227 Location: nairobi
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freiks wrote:The way guys are talking is as if other stocks are riding on steroids yet all stocks are bleeding profusely. Why should KQ act differently. When guys start having confidence in our market all stocks will soar including KQ and guys will make money It’s just a handful of disillusioned investors here on wazua targeting @Obiero to justify their inadequacy.. any objective person can see the NSE is dipping, the dollar is gaining, companies are merging and people are being retrenched. I’m not sure if I am responsible for all that
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/21/2010 Posts: 6,675 Location: Nairobi
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snifadog wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. the volumes on this counter (and many on NSE) are so miserable how does one make any money short term trading? It takes me about a week to move 100K KQ shares Mark 12:29
Deuteronomy 4:16
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Rank: Elder Joined: 1/21/2010 Posts: 6,675 Location: Nairobi
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obiero wrote:guru267 wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I think investors need to know when to take losses. How are you still holding HAFR? I remember taking my losses on that monkey some years ago but I have since recovered those losses and then some by trading a few winners. The biggest lesson I've learned on the NSE is that long term investment is a losing strategy because 9 out of 10 Kenyan companies are simply unable to deliver consistent positive results or deliver shareholder value. Congratulations @guru267 for trading on KQ but you sell yourself short at KES 3.50.. KES 12 is fair game You're funny! Unlike you I do not believe KQ is a going concern and tomorrow my shares could be worthless so I'm only in for short term gains. That's how you make real money on the NSE Mark 12:29
Deuteronomy 4:16
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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freiks wrote:The way guys are talking is as if other stocks are riding on steroids yet all stocks are bleeding profusely. Why should KQ act differently. When guys start having confidence in our market all stocks will soar including KQ and guys will make money You never know who is swimming naked till the tide goes out. I.e. the bear exposes bad investments for what they really are.  There is no assurance that prices of fundamentally weak companies like KQ, Mumias,HAFR, Everready will recover after this bear. Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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guru267 wrote:obiero wrote:guru267 wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I think investors need to know when to take losses. How are you still holding HAFR? I remember taking my losses on that monkey some years ago but I have since recovered those losses and then some by trading a few winners. The biggest lesson I've learned on the NSE is that long term investment is a losing strategy because 9 out of 10 Kenyan companies are simply unable to deliver consistent positive results or deliver shareholder value. Congratulations @guru267 for trading on KQ but you sell yourself short at KES 3.50.. KES 12 is fair game You're funny! Unlike you I do not believe KQ is a going concern and tomorrow my shares could be worthless so I'm only in for short term gains. That's how you make real money on the NSE Ouch... Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,227 Location: nairobi
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sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:obiero wrote:guru267 wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I think investors need to know when to take losses. How are you still holding HAFR? I remember taking my losses on that monkey some years ago but I have since recovered those losses and then some by trading a few winners. The biggest lesson I've learned on the NSE is that long term investment is a losing strategy because 9 out of 10 Kenyan companies are simply unable to deliver consistent positive results or deliver shareholder value. Congratulations @guru267 for trading on KQ but you sell yourself short at KES 3.50.. KES 12 is fair game You're funny! Unlike you I do not believe KQ is a going concern and tomorrow my shares could be worthless so I'm only in for short term gains. That's how you make real money on the NSE Ouch... Haven’t seen any ouchiness there from @guru267.. Its her opinion and she’s making money on KQ.. Watch and learn
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/28/2015 Posts: 1,247
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Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I agree with you 100%...Weak price trend has been NSE experience. KQ to join MSC, HAFR, UCHUMI nakadhalika nakadhalika.. Very true, penny stocks fallacy again. My leasons with msc is still fresh, chasing a 🐒 jumping from one slippery 🌲, may see you crash landing on a free fall. Remembering last tym msc traded between 2.5/= and 4.8/=. Even stoploss triggers weren't responding at all, all the way to sub 0.8/=.live and learn. Kqueer looks so similar to msc in many ways, gova factor, hope of proctection and funding to big to fail theory, the bigger fool theory, lousy and thieving workers, competition and black market forces all-shababu et oo, and nothing concrete to show off. We wait and write history, ,Behold, a sower went forth to sow;....
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,227 Location: nairobi
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muandiwambeu wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I agree with you 100%...Weak price trend has been NSE experience. KQ to join MSC, HAFR, UCHUMI nakadhalika nakadhalika.. Very true, penny stocks fallacy again. My leasons with msc is still fresh, chasing a 🐒 jumping from one slippery 🌲, may see you crash landing on a free fall. Remembering last tym msc traded between 2.5/= and 4.8/=. Even stoploss triggers weren't responding at all, all the way to sub 0.8/=.live and learn. Kqueer looks so similar to msc in many ways, gova factor, hope of proctection and funding to big to fail theory, the bigger fool theory, lousy and thieving workers, competition and black market forces all-shababu et oo, and nothing concrete to show off. We wait and write history, KQ isn’t comparable to any other listed firm at the NSE.. It’s a national treasure and GoK has shown its soft spot since 2012 with over 100B in funding and guarantees
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/20/2015 Posts: 2,811 Location: Mombasa
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obiero wrote:muandiwambeu wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I agree with you 100%...Weak price trend has been NSE experience. KQ to join MSC, HAFR, UCHUMI nakadhalika nakadhalika.. Very true, penny stocks fallacy again. My leasons with msc is still fresh, chasing a 🐒 jumping from one slippery 🌲, may see you crash landing on a free fall. Remembering last tym msc traded between 2.5/= and 4.8/=. Even stoploss triggers weren't responding at all, all the way to sub 0.8/=.live and learn. Kqueer looks so similar to msc in many ways, gova factor, hope of proctection and funding to big to fail theory, the bigger fool theory, lousy and thieving workers, competition and black market forces all-shababu et oo, and nothing concrete to show off. We wait and write history, KQ isn’t comparable to any other listed firm at the NSE.. It’s a national treasure and GoK has shown its soft spot since 2012 with over 100B in funding and guarantees MSC is also national treasure where government has committed colossal resources in tens of billions but the share price keeps falling each season. Government funding and guarantee is not a business objective...it is a short lived remedy . John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,227 Location: nairobi
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Spikes wrote:obiero wrote:muandiwambeu wrote:Spikes wrote:sparkly wrote:guru267 wrote:I've made so much money in 2019 trading KQ. My latest average buy price is 2.75 looking to exit at 3.50 in the next few months. I dont know who in their right mind would actually buy and hold this stock long term. I can't touch even for short-term speculation for the following reasons: 1. My speculative portfolio of 5% is stuck in HAFR. Don't need another monkey. 2. Weak price trend. Stock likely collapse below KES 2.50 which will be the end of all hopes of recovery. I agree with you 100%...Weak price trend has been NSE experience. KQ to join MSC, HAFR, UCHUMI nakadhalika nakadhalika.. Very true, penny stocks fallacy again. My leasons with msc is still fresh, chasing a 🐒 jumping from one slippery 🌲, may see you crash landing on a free fall. Remembering last tym msc traded between 2.5/= and 4.8/=. Even stoploss triggers weren't responding at all, all the way to sub 0.8/=.live and learn. Kqueer looks so similar to msc in many ways, gova factor, hope of proctection and funding to big to fail theory, the bigger fool theory, lousy and thieving workers, competition and black market forces all-shababu et oo, and nothing concrete to show off. We wait and write history, KQ isn’t comparable to any other listed firm at the NSE.. It’s a national treasure and GoK has shown its soft spot since 2012 with over 100B in funding and guarantees MSC is also national treasure where government has committed colossal resources in tens of billions but the share price keeps falling each season. Government funding and guarantee is not a business objective...it is a short lived remedy . I have stated a figure for KQ being KES 4B treasury facility, KES 24 AfriExim, KES 75B KQLC guarantee.. Give us the MSC “colossal” sums
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