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Stocksmaster.............1st Quarter Strategy
stocksmaster
#1 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 8:11:46 AM
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Before I begin, I will appreciate a discussion on this post devoid of political zealotry/bigotry.

My target for the 1st half 2013 is a 35% return on investment.

The 1st quarter of 2013 will greatly be influenced by the March 2013 elections. Markets hate uncertainity especially when the choice of the next government may have radically different effects on the economy.

My strategy for the 1st quarter 2013 is therefore as follows:
Jan to Mid February - I intend to hold cash. The last quarter of 2012 was a period of cashing out of the market. I anticipate a 20 percent fall in the NSE 20 share index as we approach the elections (3300 -3400). The PEV of 2007 cannot be wished away and foreign investors will play it safe.

Mid Feb - End of quarter 1: This is the period to either raid the NSE for burgains or deposit the cash in a dollar denominated account.

A peaceful Cord win should take the index to the 4800 - 5000 levels by end of 1st Half 2013. This is at least a 40-50% capital gain btw Feb to End of June with the right timing of entry.

A peaceful Jubilee win will greatly benefit the dollar. A sitting president and his deputy appearing at the ICC should at least take the dollar to 125-135 against the local currency by end of April 2013. This is a 50% capital gain with the right timing and exit strategy. In such a scenario, it will be the exit strategy that will be of most importance lest your money is trapped locally and foreign exchange preservation by the CBK becomes necessary.

I will be updating this thread as the quarter progresses. Also check updates on my twitter (stocksmaster@stocksmaster79).

Happy hunting.


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mkeiyd
#2 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 8:57:05 AM
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stocksmaster wrote:
Before I begin, I will appreciate a discussion on this post devoid of political zealotry/bigotry.

My target for the 1st half 2013 is a 35% return on investment.

The 1st quarter of 2013 will greatly be influenced by the March 2013 elections. Markets hate uncertainity especially when the choice of the next government may have radically different effects on the economy.

My strategy for the 1st quarter 2013 is therefore as follows:
Jan to Mid February - I intend to hold cash. The last quarter of 2012 was a period of cashing out of the market. I anticipate a 20 percent fall in the NSE 20 share index as we approach the elections (3300 -3400). The PEV of 2007 cannot be wished away and foreign investors will play it safe.

Mid Feb - End of quarter 1: This is the period to either raid the NSE for burgains or deposit the cash in a dollar denominated account.

A peaceful Cord win should take the index to the 4800 - 5000 levels by end of 1st Half 2013. This is at least a 40-50% capital gain btw Feb to End of June with the right timing of entry.

A peaceful Jubilee win will greatly benefit the dollar. A sitting president and his deputy appearing at the ICC should at least take the dollar to 125-135 against the local currency by end of April 2013. This is a 50% capital gain with the right timing and exit strategy. In such a scenario, it will be the exit strategy that will be of most importance lest your money is trapped locally and foreign exchange preservation by the CBK becomes necessary.

I will be updating this thread as the quarter progresses. Also check updates on my twitter (stocksmaster@stocksmaster79).

Happy hunting.





@stockmaster, I agree with you on the scenarios you've painted. For me,i've already started on the 1st blue,i'll be buying dollars if the Hague duo is not barred from running by any court.

If the 2nd blue comes to be,the exit might not be feasible anytime in 2013.

If any other party wins peacefully other than jubilee, i'll be buying on the first few trading days of the bourse,before switching to usual ways.

Happy 2013.
simonkabz
#3 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 9:14:58 AM
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Beautiful analysis Stocksmaster! I will be following this thread closely, harvest time is here.
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guru267
#4 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 9:30:10 AM
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@stocksmaster this is awesome strategy!

I cashed out of the NSE in Dec and loaded up on USDs at between 85-86... If Uhuru is allowed to run then jubilee will achieve a first round win!

After what happened to the Zimbabwean and Iranian currencies i don't see a better place to protect yourself other than in hard currencies!
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#5 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 9:50:45 AM
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If Jubilee win, and the President and Deputy President attend the trial at the Hague, how would that affect the economy? I thought a Jubilee win would only be disastrous if the two fail to show up at the trial and we face sanctions.
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2012
#6 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 9:52:47 AM
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guru267 wrote:
If Uhuru is allowed to run then jubilee will achieve a first round win!


What makes you so sure that UK will win 1st round?

BBI will solve it
:)
dunkang
#7 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 10:12:28 AM
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2012 wrote:
guru267 wrote:
If Uhuru is allowed to run then jubilee will achieve a first round win!


What makes you so sure that UK will win 1st round?


Comrades, for politricks, the @Admin has a whole subsection to discuss that.

Politicians, Keep off investors section
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#8 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 10:28:46 AM
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It'll be interesting to have to deal with another Zim 'lost decade' economic scenario in KE esp. now that that is a closed chapter w.e.f 2012. Appreciate the Zim USD equity hedge now more than ever & if KE does go to the dogs economically coz of POLITICS (WTF?), it's to emerge a real-estate mogul smile smile
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#9 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 10:58:02 AM
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I cant wait for bargain hunting in late feb...stocks may once again be trading at above 10% dividend yield...where I will buy and hold for about 5 years.
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2012
#10 Posted : Monday, December 31, 2012 10:59:36 AM
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dunkang wrote:
2012 wrote:
guru267 wrote:
If Uhuru is allowed to run then jubilee will achieve a first round win!


What makes you so sure that UK will win 1st round?


Comrades, for politricks, the @Admin has a whole subsection to discuss that.

Politicians, Keep off investors section


Comrade, politics determine investments and I tent to take @guru very seriously on investment matters hence I'd like to understand so I can have a more informed 2013 investment strategy as I'd not factored that in.

BBI will solve it
:)
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