I'm just interested in this one... Whenever there is a huge bond issue with a great coupon rate investors tend blame a
fall in stocks on the removal of cash for the issue...
Could this be the case with the KPLC rights issue? with the company offering 8.795 billion worth of shares with at least a 50% return packed in them I'm pretty sure investors would dump their non performing shares to get a piece of the pie and hence causing the index to fall...
I personally sold a few KCB to pay for these rights since I failed to mobilise a quick loan...
I pray the rights are issued at 148(18.5) and not 168(20.4)...
Mark 12:29
Deuteronomy 4:16