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Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,213 Location: nairobi
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Liv wrote:Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
It's the two men who are causing causing tension by changing laws allowing needless demos, keeping the job market fluid with strikes
KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/21/2010 Posts: 6,194 Location: nairobi
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Liv wrote:Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
unfortunately the market ties many investors capital due to depressed prices and selling becomes suicidal.many are just left to eat the discounts with their eyes "Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning."
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 11/14/2006 Posts: 1,311
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obiero wrote:Liv wrote:Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
It's the two men who are causing causing tension by changing laws allowing needless demos, keeping the job market fluid with strikes
Unlike Kibaki the "dynamic duo" are politicians and not economists. So whereas they've failed to do some things well economically they have an advantage politically. Elections is a political event and I can assure you they will not allow Kenya to get back to the 2007/08 situation. That you can take to the world bank.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/23/2009 Posts: 8,083 Location: Enk are Nyirobi
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mlennyma wrote:Liv wrote:Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
unfortunately the market ties many investors capital due to depressed prices and selling becomes suicidal.many are just left to eat the discounts with their eyes Exactly. completely trapped by the bear. can't buy, can't sell Life is short. Live passionately.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,935
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Liv wrote:obiero wrote:Liv wrote:Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
It's the two men who are causing causing tension by changing laws allowing needless demos, keeping the job market fluid with strikes
Unlike Kibaki the "dynamic duo" are politicians and not economists. So whereas they've failed to do some things well economically they have an advantage politically. Elections is a political event and I can assure you they will not allow Kenya to get back to the 2007/08 situation. That you can take to the world bank. Using dynamic to describe Jubilee is abuse to the two  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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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/28/2015 Posts: 1,247
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Truly i say hii NSE cinema won't dissapoint its enthusiasts. All zeros are painted green and all dashes too. Somebody would easily pass it as very rosey performance by every trick on the book. Ukiona ppt washa inua kimono, now other more qeer and savagely methods haven't failed. Time to befearful%greedy. ,Behold, a sower went forth to sow;....
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Rank: New-farer Joined: 10/25/2011 Posts: 67
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Angelica _ann wrote:Liv wrote:obiero wrote:Liv wrote:Why is NSE index below 3000 and getting worse? Why is KES deteriorating?
My view; it can be challenged
All these are due to the uncertainty of the 2017 elections. Many of the foreigners and kenyans (read Asians) who are major investors in this country are taking cover. They have not only stopped investing but they are taking funds out of kenya until the elections take place and the country settles down politically.
If we manage to transit through this uncertainty safely in August and there are no chaos equivalent to or worse than 2007/2008, most of these funds will be returned here and I am sure the Index will hit 3500 or above by Dec 2017.
All the other factors like inflation, drought, debt levels, etc are just not as significant.
During the pre- election period the NSE provides great prices for great returns in 2018.
It's the two men who are causing causing tension by changing laws allowing needless demos, keeping the job market fluid with strikes
Unlike Kibaki the "dynamic duo" are politicians and not economists. So whereas they've failed to do some things well economically they have an advantage politically. Elections is a political event and I can assure you they will not allow Kenya to get back to the 2007/08 situation. That you
can take to the world bank. Using dynamic to describe Jubilee is abuse to the two Kibaki is the one who came up with the phrase 'Dynamic duo' during the Hand over ceremony at Kasarani
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Rank: Elder Joined: 9/15/2006 Posts: 3,907
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Meanwhile, Nairobi Securities Exchange awarded worst performing market for 2017 thus far by Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.co...y-fall-further-ceo-says
Clearly, we have gladly handed our market to foreigners who remain bewildered with our fascination with politics.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 10/18/2008 Posts: 3,434 Location: Kerugoya
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Angelica _ann wrote:Using dynamic to describe Jubilee is abuse to the two. I beg to differ. It is an abuse of the word.
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