My friend avoid at all costs. KES 2.50 will print, then it will be downhill from there.

@HaMaina I do not recommend that you buy this stock but I will tell you for a fact that it will be back to KES 8.52 or higher! Thank me later

Code, without the s

@guru267 @snifadog @whiteowl @thedeal @impunity and many other vibrant traders who at the moment lack courage to state their position .. I make people think

Folks named above... I am curious, did you buy KQ coz of @Obiero's recommendation?
*I have been reading up on behavioral economics. This is not a question to denigrate anyone. I am curious on how people/investors are influenced.

Behavioral Finance/Economics is fascinating. Why do smart people make dumb mistakes?
Look at my foray into ARM as an example. I am talking of the dumb mistake and not my lack of smarts. I was INFLUENCED by what a rep of CDC - who had no personal stake - said.

Anyway, the question is not directed at you @obiero but those who did buy based on your "uplifting stories" about KQ's ascent to glory.

@vvs you have touched a very important discussion. Behavioral Finance or Economics study is necessary as most of us make recurring mistakes on things we have mastered profoundly.

What is it that you don't know[asymmetrical] is 'killing' you in KQ?
Is exchange bar unable to decipher fundamental weaknesses inherent in KQ?

Kenya Airways has hired a UK company to investigate a collision between two Embraer jets that caused multi-million-shilling damage to the two planes which were under repair.

The Aviation and Aeroscope Consulting Services (ICF), which also has operations in Asia and America, was tasked with establishing why the two planes collided at a Jomo Kenyatta International Airport repair hangar in a February incident that attracted widespread social media interest after employees of the airline leaked pictures of the damaged planes.

“Kenya Airways has recently suffered a number of maintenance incidents resulting in serious damage to aircraft that could also have endangered the lives of those involved or those in the vicinity, the most serious being the collision of two Embraer aircraft during engine runs," says ICF in its proposal for engineering and maintenance support for the national carrier.

Outgoing Kenya Airways (KQ) chief executive Sebastian Mikosz signed the contract that will see ICF earn Sh25 million ($250,000) upon the completion of the work expected to take about one year.

The airline in a statement said it has had "a long-standing relationship with ICF, dating back to 2013" and their main service has been to provide independent aviation audits in respect to technical reliability and capacity of both fleet and personnel.

Money they don't have...I wrote something about the damage here...Well....

Cease fire not required with someone whose portfolio is unknown.. Never bargain when drunk. I speak in code