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ARM HY2017
faa
#11 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 8:28:08 AM
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Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE

obiero
#12 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 8:34:13 AM
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faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio

KQ ABP 4.26
Ebenyo
#13 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 9:22:01 AM
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obiero wrote:
faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio


Things look different when you buy with longterm mindset.Your decisions to hold,buy and sell will entirely depend on periodic financial results.As soon as the results are out,get a copy and go through them keenly.Then make a decision.I have done that for the last one year and im really learning alot in a very positive way.
Towards the goal of financial freedom
sparkly
#14 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 9:50:58 AM
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obiero wrote:
faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio


Falling revenues, increasing costs... This company is headed back to technical insolvency.

@Pesa nane pls post the cashflow statement, Asante.
Life is short. Live passionately.
obiero
#15 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 11:03:37 AM
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sparkly wrote:
obiero wrote:
faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio


Falling revenues, increasing costs... This company is headed back to technical insolvency.

@Pesa nane pls post the cashflow statement, Asante.

True

KQ ABP 4.26
VituVingiSana
#16 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 4:17:01 PM
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obiero wrote:
faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio
A hard but good decision considering KQ is now down to 4.50!!! When the firm becomes a bandia firm, cut your losses ASAP.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
Pesa Nane
#17 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 4:25:53 PM
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sparkly wrote:
obiero wrote:
faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio


Falling revenues, increasing costs... This company is headed back to technical insolvency.

@Pesa nane pls post the cashflow statement, Asante.


most obliged.

Pesa Nane plans to be shilingi when he grows up.
sparkly
#18 Posted : Sunday, September 03, 2017 5:09:55 PM
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Posts: 8,083
Location: Enk are Nyirobi
Pesa Nane wrote:
sparkly wrote:
obiero wrote:
faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Lucky are you. Better than @vvs who bought KQ at KES 60 and sold at KES 17.. It's possible to loose money at the NSE.. Many people actually loose money regularly at the NSE but most choose to only speak about their rallying portfolio


Falling revenues, increasing costs... This company is headed back to technical insolvency.

@Pesa nane pls post the cashflow statement, Asante.


most obliged.



Technically insolvent since they only have 100m cash and the short term liabilities exceed short term assets by 5B.

Wonder if CDC will advance more monies.
Life is short. Live passionately.
Gatheuzi
#19 Posted : Monday, September 04, 2017 7:18:16 AM
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Stanbic, among other financial intitutions must be happy to have gotten some form of early repayment. Though Stanbic is still owed at least 1B, the oustanding amount is significantly lower than 3B at end of 2015.

Read more here....
Time is money, so money is time. Money saved is time gained in reverse! Money stores your life’s energy. You expend your energy, get paid money, and store that money for a future purchase made in a currency.
lochaz-index
#20 Posted : Monday, September 04, 2017 10:10:05 AM
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faa wrote:
Around mid 2015, I bought ARM shares at an average at an average of Ksh90.00 per share

This was out of a recommendation from faida investment bank.

Luckily I saw the boat sinking and sold at a loss ,at Ksh 83.00

Losses are real at the NSE


Superb move. Pulling the plug on a loser stock is not easy. That would have been a very tortuous ride down to the current price.
The main purpose of the stock market is to make fools of as many people as possible.
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