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mtaalamu
#1 Posted : Tuesday, April 29, 2014 4:48:20 AM
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I just saw in the news that NSE is planning to list some it's shares from June this year, but from an investor point of view I do not see why anyone would like to put their money in NSE . Unlike a normal company with products and/or services that generates revenue or losses for that matter,NSE does not seem to have anything to offer in return for investors' cash.. Or am I missing something??
INTERESTING!
#2 Posted : Tuesday, April 29, 2014 5:46:15 AM
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mtaalamu wrote:
I just saw in the news that NSE is planning to list some it's shares from June this year, but from an investor point of view I do not see why anyone would like to put their money in NSE . Unlike a normal company with products and/or services that generates revenue or losses for that matter,NSE does not seem to have anything to offer in return for investors' cash.. Or am I missing something??


I will not be surprised if in the long run they end up being bought out by a bigger one like JSE or London Stock Exchange.
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#3 Posted : Tuesday, April 29, 2014 5:57:04 AM
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Nse will be among those illiquid stocks.nobody will be willing to sell especially those stockbrokers and investment banks
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, April 29, 2014 6:29:02 AM
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INTERESTING! wrote:
mtaalamu wrote:
I just saw in the news that NSE is planning to list some it's shares from June this year, but from an investor point of view I do not see why anyone would like to put their money in NSE . Unlike a normal company with products and/or services that generates revenue or losses for that matter,NSE does not seem to have anything to offer in return for investors' cash.. Or am I missing something??


I will not be surprised if in the long run they end up being bought out by a bigger one like JSE or London Stock Exchange.


They make their money by charging you fees when you trade your shares.

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#5 Posted : Tuesday, April 29, 2014 12:21:24 PM
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As long as we continue trading(I doubt we'll stop) the NSE will always get its share. There is definitely great growth prospects in the NSE
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georgegop
#6 Posted : Monday, May 12, 2014 4:14:18 PM
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Nairobi bourse to sell up to 38 pc stake in IPO
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ngapat
#7 Posted : Monday, May 12, 2014 9:49:16 PM
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Will buy some
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#8 Posted : Tuesday, May 13, 2014 12:07:53 AM
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Where ar the gurus? To buy or not to buy? Why?
hisah
#9 Posted : Tuesday, May 13, 2014 7:54:03 AM
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Need to see the prospectus first. But I'd prefer an index ETF (FTSE NSE15 or 25) than owning the shares of an exchange.

Will NSE continue to grow? Yes as well as from other securities they'll launch.
Will it grow at the 2013 pace? Not easy to repeat that growth.
Will NSE face another exchange rival(s) in future? Likely.

Since this KE exchange is still a toddler, I'd rate it a buy as it still has room for growth as EAC econ expands enabling more listings. NSE has a few firms listed (some which hardly trade for days/weeks) compared with JSE or egypt or nigeria exchanges; it's a toddler. Then look at the other EAC exchanges that have lesser listed firms and static trading...
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#10 Posted : Tuesday, May 13, 2014 9:38:54 AM
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Hisah, I presume PPT will always watch over it. At a price of 4/= for 81 million shares, an oversubscription in the making besides it looks "cheap". Hope the PE is below 10.
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