Just past 10am and already EABL has move 1M shares at roughly 235M turnover...

[quote=youcan'tstopusnow][quote=hisah]Just past 10am and already EABL has move 1M shares at roughly 235M turnover...[/quote]
Eish, kwani what have foreigners been seeing. They've been all in since August [/quote]
Make that 3 million shares worth 700 million,somebody make some sense of this.

[quote=Aguytrying][quote=samsa][quote=Aguytrying][quote=hisah]@aguy - I can see you are learning fast :-)

Btw Uncle Ben has decided to kill the USD with an open ended QE but somehow disappointing on how to implement it. However, Mr Market don't care for now, so I expect markets to rally for a while. So let's see if the foreigners will continue the bid onslaught at the NSE with the fresh USD flood...[/quote]

you live (toes an fingers burnt) and you learn :-) [/quote]


What can I buy now with Kshs 60k? [/quote]

If ur speculating, i cant help you. If ur patient buy HFCK or WTK or REA or DTB. And hold for a least 1.5 yrs and tell me if u wont make money[/quote]

I hope you through your luck with me. prices then and now. HFCK 14.00-15.25. WTK 200-219, REA 16.35-17.00. DTB 101-124.
With WTK, REA and HFCK you can still enter if the prices dip back close to their 14th sep values.

[quote=mwekez@ji]Rich view:

The Nairobi ^NSE20 Index shaved off 8.05 points to close at 4147.94
The ^NSE20 Index is +39.3915% in 2012 and is 0.30164% off a 20 month closing high from the 15th of this Month.
Equity Turnover remained elevated at 498.187m versus 474.188m.
The Equity indices have floated higher on an increased Allocation by Foreign Investors who have bought a Net Amount of stocks valued at Sh26.4 billion in the period between January and October this year.
Local Investors have been on the sidelines in the expectation that the Markets would be soft ahead of the Election in 2013.
However, The Indices were egregiously oversold in 2011.
Foreign Investors have been increasing Africa Allocation throughout 2012 and this is evidenced in a Selection of index Returns.
Egypt [admittedly of a bombed out Post Mubarak Level] is +51.242%, Nigeria's All Share is +27.35% and South Africa is +15.11% in 2012.
The Bull Market might wobble if the Current Implosion in the Internal Security situation starts to tip [any more].
Its flashing Amber

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So sell, sell sell?

Some 49M shares valued at KSh.510M were traded in 1,300 deals, up from 45M shares that were valued at KSh.498M posted yesterday.

The NSE 20 Share Index closed 10.44 points higher to stand at 4158.38.
All Share Index (NASI) was up 0.33 points to stand at 92.59.

FTSE NSE Kenya 15 Index was up 0.37 points to settle at 122.78.
FTSE NSE Kenya 25 Index was up 0.37 points to settle at 125.39