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PLAYING THE MARKET-A NEW YEAR RESOLUTION
muganda
#361 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 5:08:38 PM
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@My 2 cents, agreed 12/= for 2009 dividend payout, though @stocksmaster is projecting a 6% div yield for 2010 at a price of 250/=.

@stocksmaster, I'm still holding SCBK but then again I'm a peculiar investor. What I wondered though is what your opinion is on the controversial Equity? (I see KCB, SCBK, Equity have nearly the same profit before tax in absolute terms thus far)

muganda
#362 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 5:10:52 PM
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@My 2 cents, agreed 12/= for 2009 dividend payout, though @stocksmaster is projecting a 6% div yield for 2010 at a price of 250/=.

@stocksmaster, I'm still holding SCBK but then again I'm a peculiar investor. What I wondered though is what your opinion is on the controversial Equity? (I see KCB, SCBK, Equity have nearly the same profit before tax in absolute terms thus far)

stocksmaster
#363 Posted : Wednesday, November 03, 2010 11:08:43 PM
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@ Muganda: Its interesting that at this point in time Equity, SCBK & KCB have all reported abt Ksh4.5 B profit. Both Equity & SCBK have almost same size of balance sheet which is almost half that of KCB.
I anticipate that for the next 2 years Equity will grow faster than the other two in profitability. However, the difference in growth will not be more than 10% higher than that of KCB. The mid tier banks (NIC,DTB,CFC) have more upside potential .
Happy hunting
stocksmaster
#364 Posted : Thursday, November 11, 2010 1:53:50 PM
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The DTBK Q3 results are very impressive.

I had projected a 105% growth in Q3 2010 EPS versus 2009 Q3. They have returned a 118% growth.

An EPS of Ksh 10.83 for Q3 can be extrapolated to a 2010 full year EPS of Ksh 14.50. At current price of Ksh 128, the forward P/E is 8.8.

Bond trading was the main cash cow.That does not take away the thunder from the results because the same bond trading opportunity was available to the other banks. It means a good deployment of shareholder capital in maximising returns by the management.

Going forward, the bank has an aggressive branch expansion strategy that should in the medium to long term be a major source of revenue growth.Its loan lending policy is also getting aggressive (see growth in loan book and loan loss provisions).

The fair value for this share should be a trailing P/E of at least 20 (Ksh 153), rising to a price of Ksh 190 after the announcement of the end of year results in March 2011 (Assuming an EPS of Ksh 14.50 for 2010, this would be a trailing P/E of 13).

As i had indicated earlier, this share can easily return a 50% growth in capital gains within the next six months. I intend to hold the share for the next six months unless significant capital gains present themselves.

Happy hunting.
Gatheuzi
#365 Posted : Friday, December 31, 2010 5:43:34 PM
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@ Stocksmaster, it has been good following this thread throught the year. Congrats being transparent and making money too.

I hope the resolution of playing the market and of course keeping us posted will run into 2011.

Cheers!!
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obiero
#366 Posted : Friday, December 31, 2010 6:25:40 PM
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@stocksmaster and all. This is the first time iv read this thread! Iv gone thru the whole damn thing and realised that im such a failure. I cld have gained sm insight had I seen sm of these discourses in good time. And to think of all the time I spent in the culture section reading 'js for laughs'.. #fail

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stocksmaster
#367 Posted : Friday, December 31, 2010 7:29:22 PM
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END OF YEAR REPORT

As the year comes to an end, below is the performance of my speculation portfolio that begun on the 1st January 2010.

Cash In Hand: Ksh 5,645.........[A]
Cash received as dividends (SCBK interim dividend paid Ksh 5 X 2111 shares less 5%)=Ksh 10,027.............................[B]

Market Value of Shares as at 31st December 2010:

Diamond Trust Bank: Ksh 135 X 4200 = Ksh 567,000
Standard Chartered Bank: Ksh 258 X 2111 = Ksh 544,638
Total: Ksh 1,111,638
Less 1.82% Transaction fee on disposal: Ksh 20,232
Net Value of Shares currently held: Ksh 1,091,406...........................[C]

Total Value of Cash, Dividends and shares as at 31st Dec 2010: {A + B + C}
= Ksh 1,107,078

Initial Capital (01/01/2010): Ksh 527,850

Net Profit: 579,228

Net Percentage profit for 2010: 109.7%
SUMMARY

At the beginning of the year, the target was to attain a profit of at least 50% or outperform the NSE index growth for 2010.

With the NSE INDEX returning a 36.5% growth (about 38.5% when adjusted for dividends paid for 2010), my portfolio has outperformed the NSE Index by a factor of 2.85.

Going forward, I intend to maintain this activity going into 2011. The closing portfolio for 2010 will constitute the opening portfolio for 2011.

My target for 2011 is to replicate the 109.7% return (thus a portfolio worth Ksh 2,214,156 by 31st December 2011).

Towards this end, i will be rebalancing my current portfolio next week and posting all the activity as the year progresses.

Happy hunting and Happy New Year.

cnn
#368 Posted : Friday, December 31, 2010 7:44:23 PM
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stocksmaster wrote:
END OF YEAR REPORT

As the year comes to an end, below is the performance of my speculation portfolio that begun on the 1st January 2010.

Cash In Hand: Ksh 5,645.........[A]
Cash received as dividends (SCBK interim dividend paid Ksh 5 X 2111 shares less 5%)=Ksh 10,027.............................[B]

Market Value of Shares as at 31st December 2010:

Diamond Trust Bank: Ksh 135 X 4200 = Ksh 567,000
Standard Chartered Bank: Ksh 258 X 2111 = Ksh 544,638
Total: Ksh 1,111,638
Less 1.82% Transaction fee on disposal: Ksh 20,232
Net Value of Shares currently held: Ksh 1,091,406...........................[C]

Total Value of Cash, Dividends and shares as at 31st Dec 2010: {A + B + C}
= Ksh 1,107,078

Initial Capital (01/01/2010): Ksh 527,850

Net Profit: 579,228

Net Percentage profit for 2010: 109.7%
SUMMARY

At the beginning of the year, the target was to attain a profit of at least 50% or outperform the NSE index growth for 2010.

With the NSE INDEX returning a 36.5% growth (about 38.5% when adjusted for dividends paid for 2010), my portfolio has outperformed the NSE Index by a factor of 2.85.

Going forward, I intend to maintain this activity going into 2011. The closing portfolio for 2010 will constitute the opening portfolio for 2011.

My target for 2011 is to replicate the 109.7% return (thus a portfolio worth Ksh 2,214,156 by 31st December 2011).

Towards this end, i will be rebalancing my current portfolio next week and posting all the activity as the year progresses.

Happy hunting and Happy New Year.


Brilliant.
mwenza
#369 Posted : Friday, December 31, 2010 7:54:42 PM
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stocksmaster wrote:
END OF YEAR REPORT

As the year comes to an end, below is the performance of my speculation portfolio that begun on the 1st January 2010.

Cash In Hand: Ksh 5,645.........[A]
Cash received as dividends (SCBK interim dividend paid Ksh 5 X 2111 shares less 5%)=Ksh 10,027.............................[B]

Market Value of Shares as at 31st December 2010:

Diamond Trust Bank: Ksh 135 X 4200 = Ksh 567,000
Standard Chartered Bank: Ksh 258 X 2111 = Ksh 544,638
Total: Ksh 1,111,638
Less 1.82% Transaction fee on disposal: Ksh 20,232
Net Value of Shares currently held: Ksh 1,091,406...........................[C]

Total Value of Cash, Dividends and shares as at 31st Dec 2010: {A + B + C}
= Ksh 1,107,078

Initial Capital (01/01/2010): Ksh 527,850

Net Profit: 579,228

Net Percentage profit for 2010: 109.7%
SUMMARY

At the beginning of the year, the target was to attain a profit of at least 50% or outperform the NSE index growth for 2010.

With the NSE INDEX returning a 36.5% growth (about 38.5% when adjusted for dividends paid for 2010), my portfolio has outperformed the NSE Index by a factor of 2.85.

Going forward, I intend to maintain this activity going into 2011. The closing portfolio for 2010 will constitute the opening portfolio for 2011.

My target for 2011 is to replicate the 109.7% return (thus a portfolio worth Ksh 2,214,156 by 31st December 2011).

Towards this end, i will be rebalancing my current portfolio next week and posting all the activity as the year progresses.

Happy hunting and Happy New Year.




Intelligence is made of this!! Congrats @SM.
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youcan'tstopusnow
#370 Posted : Friday, December 31, 2010 9:29:11 PM
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NOMA! What will stocksmaster do next? Will he lose the SCBK shares and add more DTB? Or will he go back to KCB? We can only find out next week
GOD BLESS YOUR LIFE
githundi
#371 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 12:02:32 AM
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For the transparency, honesty and brilliance displayed day in day out throughout the year, i vote and declare Stockmaster the Wazuan of the year.....Will he lose the SCBK shares... P/s do as growth will slow down.
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Aguytrying
#372 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 8:58:17 AM
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When i went through this thread a few months back, i realised one of stocksmaster's greatest strengths is ignoring market noise. Congrats as we keep learning from you.
The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
youcan'tstopusnow
#373 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 11:00:04 AM
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mwenza, your signature amounts to hate speechsmile Where is Mzalendo Kibunja when you need him? IN WENGER WE TRUST!
GOD BLESS YOUR LIFE
qw25041985
#374 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 11:12:59 AM
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LIVERPOOL KICKS ASS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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sorovi
#375 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 2:14:10 PM
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Congrats @stockmaster... Have learnt a lot from your insight and your trades. Please keep on the good work... You are a real stock master as the name denotes... Great Job.

Cheers..

Happy New Year All!!!
VituVingiSana
#376 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 2:14:48 PM
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Asante @Stocksmaster... Now if akina @ybigshout & @qw follow this too...

I shud open an account in a similar fashion... but I am not as diligent in posting the trades like @sm
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mwenza
#377 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 3:10:26 PM
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youcan'tstopusnow wrote:
mwenza, your signature amounts to hate speechsmile Where is Mzalendo Kibunja when you need him? IN WENGER WE TRUST!



Calm down my brother. Your absence in sports' threads nowadays has been very conspicuous. What became of the invisibles?
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youcan'tstopusnow
#378 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 3:44:37 PM
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mwenza wrote:
youcan'tstopusnow wrote:
mwenza, your signature amounts to hate speechsmile Where is Mzalendo Kibunja when you need him? IN WENGER WE TRUST!



Calm down my brother. Your absence in sports' threads is very conspicous. What became of the invisibles?

HAHA. True that. I have not been visiting other sections of Wazua for a couple of months now. (not only sports) Nitarudi
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Tommy
#379 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 3:58:30 PM
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congrats sm. i am still watching the show.
Don't wait for the Last Judgment. It happens every day. ~Albert Camus, The Fall, 1956
Kaffir
#380 Posted : Saturday, January 01, 2011 10:21:00 PM
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Congrats, SM. I like the fact you are setting yourself a higher target in 2011, a more difficult trading year than 2010. Im sure it will present an opportunity for newer stock picking strategies..
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