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Grand		#11 Posted : Monday, August 29, 2016 9:22:34 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 23		@wangs, the investors are factoring reduced future earnings and that's why the banking stocks are not as they were before the new law. So it cannot be argued that the market is offering lower prices for the same goods.
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Fyatu		#12 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 1:01:06 PM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/20/2011 Posts: 1,822 Location: Nakuru		I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? Dumb money becomes dumb only when it listens to smart money
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Ericsson		#13 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 1:31:55 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,820 Location: NAIROBI		Fyatu wrote: I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? We chose counters/portfolio well so having good sleeps at night.Losses are manageable Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Fyatu		#14 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 1:42:50 PM
Rank: Veteran Joined: 1/20/2011 Posts: 1,822 Location: Nakuru		Ericsson wrote: Fyatu wrote: I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? We chose counters/portfolio well so having good sleeps at night good for you and the others mentioned in "we". Dumb money becomes dumb only when it listens to smart money
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hardwood		#15 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:00:46 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 7/28/2015 Posts: 9,562 Location: Rodi Kopany, Homa Bay		Fyatu wrote: Ericsson wrote: Fyatu wrote: I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? We chose counters/portfolio well so having good sleeps at night good for you and the others mentioned in "we". As @mugundaman would say keep off from that NSE casino and instead invest huko dustbowl and you will be sleeping like a baby.
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ombaalbt		#16 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:13:40 PM
Rank: New-farer Joined: 5/19/2014 Posts: 68 Location: Migori		Fyatu wrote: Ericsson wrote: Fyatu wrote: I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? We chose counters/portfolio well so having good sleeps at night good for you and the others mentioned in "we". Cash is extremely hard to come by. Was at 35% down on average at some point. Came by a little cash and averaged down KCB from a high of 51 to 42. The rest of the counters are doing badly but now at least i'm at an improved situation of 20% down. I am not looking to add any new cash to the NSE but i will hold to what i have currently. Learning to sit on my hands
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iris		#17 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:33:28 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 9/11/2014 Posts: 228 Location: Nairobi		hardwood wrote: Fyatu wrote: Ericsson wrote: Fyatu wrote: I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? We chose counters/portfolio well so having good sleeps at night good for you and the others mentioned in "we". As @mugundaman would say keep off from that NSE casino and instead invest huko dustbowl and you will be sleeping like a baby. Guessing you are a bachelor or you have outsourced baby care to your wife or house girl
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heri		#18 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:36:55 PM
Rank: Member Joined: 9/14/2011 Posts: 869 Location: nairobi		Fyatu wrote: Ericsson wrote: Fyatu wrote: I am managing my blood sugar pole pole reflecting on the years that have been. My entire portfolio is 50%(on average) in the negative with some counters at -ve 90% while others have been suspended with no communication at all(read Atlas Africa Industries). The winter has been long and dark. Money has been hard to come by as usual(economics 101: Money is scarce by nature). From the look of things, there is no respite in the near future. Books have been cooked and continue to be cooked with impunity. Profit warnings still persist. What baffles me is that counters that not so long did rights issues at a whooping 30bob are now trading at 4.50bob others whose rights were floated 19.5 bob are now selling for 3 bob.When i think of these wonders of the world that only happen in Kenya, i derive solace that i am not alone. There are many others nursing their sukari quietly and not sleeping at night. Sometimes i wish i just kept my money under the mattress and not attempted chasing the Kenyan dream. How are you surviving? We chose counters/portfolio well so having good sleeps at night good for you and the others mentioned in "we". i am 35% down because of CIC and NIC and NIC seems to be headed even lower .
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Angelica _ann		#19 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:44:52 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,937		invested in bear defenders BBK/ABSA Safaricom - 34.41% of portfolio KCB Akota Stanchart Kidogo - Wazee hukumbuka Coop Stanchart Achwaka Of course ARM burnt me to recognition when i went in for speculation juzi juzi tu. In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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maka		#20 Posted : Wednesday, December 05, 2018 2:56:01 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi		Angelica _ann wrote: invested in bear defenders BBK/ABSA Safaricom - 34.41% of portfolio KCB Akota Stanchart Kidogo - Wazee hukumbuka Coop Stanchart Achwaka Of course ARM burnt me to recognition when i went in for speculation juzi juzi tu. Poleni... possunt quia posse videntur
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