Where is it likely to come from next. Will it be from industrials, services or agriculture? If Total gave the warning, are industry players like shell and kenol likely to have been hit by the same factors? After Total and CMC, Mpesa should issue the profit warning next. KPLC should also do the same especially now that they have gone under the rights issue price.

How did you pick out kplc and mpesa?

@2012 ... & u think at Club SK we want jokes like these ???

Ok then, let's get him expelled from wazua

Tee Hee Heeiiii

This is not different from the way lynching is done kenyan style. I see no wrong done by the guy when he exclaims, "Another profit warning!" Note the exclamation mark.

@ Impunity

You sound like you would lynch someone for sport. Once you bay for someones blood and taste it, you become addicted.

Let us ask ourselves, what has this brother done wrong? Is it wrong to wonder? Admin will change the thread to Talk to us if she feels that is wher it belongs.

Ni kama kung'oa reli.

I don't think the Total that's registered in the NSE is the same unit that does drilling. Plus drilling is a hit or miss, high risk high _________

And honestly is there any financial link between total plc and total kenya?..anyone to clarify??

if you are going to invest in oil stocks total and KK you must evaluate their strategy for the east african region and what is currently happening in the oil sector. If you have attended total AGM a questioned is always posed to management on why they refused to do a rights issue for the acquisition of chevron assets instead of borrowing from the parent company total outre mer or relying on bank loans. Just like the acquisition of elf, for total decision-making starts in paris. You need to understand the strategy and buy at the right price