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Diamond Trust Bank Q3 Results review
Aguytrying
#71 Posted : Friday, November 26, 2010 11:19:11 AM
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YOUNG ECONOMST wrote:

Still looks sweet for someone with cash to get even likely at 130. I wish it touches 130 for guys to rush in and give the required momentum.
@Aguytrying; lets get more at this range then wait to see mr market chase the bus when it leaves.

I hear you, how wish i had cash now! Somebody or something just wiped out supply at 135. Wiped the smiles of the bids off their face. looking at the volumes i think it was "something"
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Gatheuzi
#72 Posted : Saturday, November 27, 2010 10:24:16 AM
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To all new DTB buyers, welcome on board. I hope you won't mind keeping me company till next year or when we get past 250 whichever comes earlier.
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.
the deal
#73 Posted : Saturday, November 27, 2010 1:10:11 PM
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Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...
guru267
#74 Posted : Saturday, November 27, 2010 1:31:47 PM
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the deal wrote:
Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...


@the deal many investors are happy with the growth in non interest income is but we know how volatile this one can get...\

I bought into D.T.B.K because of their 40% rise in interest income plus their growth strategy
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sparkly
#75 Posted : Sunday, November 28, 2010 7:27:25 PM
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the deal wrote:
Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...

i hear you. Think i will stick with cfc, nic and of course kcb.
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PKoli
#76 Posted : Sunday, November 28, 2010 11:25:20 PM
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sparkly wrote:
the deal wrote:
Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...

i hear you. Think i will stick with cfc, nic and of course kcb.



I am with you on this. I am confident they have good potential upsurge
wangugi
#77 Posted : Monday, November 29, 2010 10:02:41 AM
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guru267 wrote:
the deal wrote:
Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...


@the deal many investors are happy with the growth in non interest income is but we know how volatile this one can get...\

I bought into D.T.B.K because of their 40% rise in interest income plus their growth strategy


the 40% increase in interest income was mostly due to a drop in interest expense(dropped by 13%) total interest income(i.e before deducting int expense) grew by 12.5%.
What will happen when the low cost deposit deposits moves elsewhere?
mwanahisa
#78 Posted : Monday, November 29, 2010 12:40:03 PM
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PKoli wrote:
sparkly wrote:
the deal wrote:
Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...

i hear you. Think i will stick with cfc, nic and of course kcb.



I am with you on this. I am confident they have good potential upsurge


I am in agreement with regard to the potential for NIC and KCB, but as for CFC - I will wait for them to show some ambition, to "quote", one Wayne Rooney. I am still not convinced by their profitability trend so far. They have a big balance sheet, which they are not sweating, just like KCB, but at least KCB is cheap!!!

As for NIC they are rather too quiet for me, so I generally do not hold it but I ride the fluctuations whenever it shows signs of a breakout.
Aguytrying
#79 Posted : Tuesday, November 30, 2010 11:03:51 AM
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mwanahisa wrote:
PKoli wrote:
sparkly wrote:
the deal wrote:
Buy with caution here...the non interest income monster will one day bite someone...

i hear you. Think i will stick with cfc, nic and of course kcb.



I am with you on this. I am confident they have good potential upsurge


I am in agreement with regard to the potential for NIC and KCB, but as for CFC - I will wait for them to show some ambition, to "quote", one Wayne Rooney. I am still not convinced by their profitability trend so far. They have a big balance sheet, which they are not sweating, just like KCB, but at least KCB is cheap!!!

As for NIC they are rather too quiet for me, so I generally do not hold it but I ride the fluctuations whenever it shows signs of a breakout.


Somebody please explain the possible implications of DTK's non interest income. thankyou
The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
mwanahisa
#80 Posted : Tuesday, November 30, 2010 12:06:20 PM
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Simply put folks here worry that the non interest income is non-recurrent (will not be there next year(s)). Therefore the sustainability of the current profit level is being put in question. My own view is that those fears are captured in the current price so while I would not expect DTB's price to move too high, I am equally not concerned that there will be a meltdown.
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