Sparkly, you have said it the way it needed to be said. YBC is not the only person to have predicted a fall in the price of KPLC and some of us are on record here unlike his whispers to his uncle which he cannot corroborate. And one did not need a crystal ball to anticipate a fall in the price of KPLC. It was actually fairly obvious. All big rights issues tend to cause a fall in the price of the underlying share.
As to the other counters he has picked, you do not need to be a genius to see that the likes of Marshalls, EA Cables and Access, which have all reported a poor run of results are going nowhere. Total is heavily debt-ridden on account of their Chevron purchase, so it will stagnate for a while. The others Berger and Car & General suffer from low liquidity (especially the latter)and hence do not attract much attention, hence it is easy to push them down or force them up. Incidentally, I rate Car & General as a buy for whoever can hold out long enough. Certainly not for short-term investors.
I however commend YBC on his calls on KPLC and KenGen. At least, on these there's sufficient liquidity. His calls on these will be a true test of his predicting skills. KenGen has been fairly volatile so I would bet that it will continue to trade between 15.50 and 18 in the run-up to H1 results, so I would sell at the 17 shillings range. I however bet it will be higher in January, so I would pick it up again at a lower price.
On KPLC, I think YBC is going to get roasted. I would however be happy if he is right. He has just managed to put in enough doubt on some folks which will give us a chance to load up on it.
YBC, you are now on record, so we are watching you. If that was your aim you have certainly been succesful.