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KCBGroup reports H1 PBT 2013 +19%
Aguytrying
#31 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 7:48:52 AM
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hisah wrote:
The Merchant wrote:
dunkang wrote:
hisah wrote:
dunkang wrote:
Jigga wrote:
Quite impressive performance by the lion. waiting for the share to hit Ksh50!!

If this Syria issue lasts longer, the share prices might stagnate or tank. Or what do you think?

Let the market tank so that quality stocks become cheaper for better buy entry prices (fat discounts) smile


I welcome that too!

Would you mind explaining why this Syria thing is affecting Kenyan bourse, since its truely affecting it? Just Why?

Because in times of CRISIS such as this, investors flee to safe (read USD denominated) assets and exit riskier assets such as emerging markets, commodities and EM currencies. I am actually surprised that the Kenyan market has held up very well so far.

@merchant - FDI is the saving grace for KE plus eurobond matters. Otherwise with that current account deficit with current geopolitical mood, KES would have gotten a proof shaving again.


The beauty of buying undervalued stocks and not chasing clearly overvalued ones is that the investor doesnt fear minor corrections. He had either already sold the now over valued stock or doesnt mind buying more. so a correction is another stab at money making
The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
the deal
#32 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 11:54:13 AM
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Just Sell & move on...this thing belongs where member is.
Kausha
#33 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 12:08:03 PM
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Not very encouraging results. The air of smelling Lions hiccups. Bank didn't grow loan book in first half nor did it grow deposits.

They basically made money by paying less for deposits and underproviding, NPL book growing sharply but provisions dropping or is it recoveries that went up. What happens when rates rise up sharply?

Simba yuko na SHIDA!


Cde Monomotapa
#34 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 1:26:57 PM
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Kausha wrote:
Not very encouraging results. The air of smelling Lions hiccups. Bank didn't grow loan book in first half nor did it grow deposits.

They basically made money by paying less for deposits and underproviding, NPL book growing sharply but provisions dropping or is it recoveries that went up. What happens when rates rise up sharply?

Simba yuko na SHIDA!




We should also remember that GoK suspended paying large contractors pre-election. Now, as long as those contracts check out, it is basically a sovereign guaranteed recovery and yes, it will concern large balance sheet banks most. No much cause for alarm.
Kausha
#35 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 1:55:53 PM
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We have had that excuse from all the banks! It started with Equity who rightly argued that with government expenditure constricted, SME's were finding it hard to either find work or pay back some of their loans. This was a general hypothesis which is untested. Most of the other banks have gone ahead and hijacked this statement and have all of us believing they struggled because because government is yet to spend. My thinking is that most businesses have gone cold on debt because of the unpredictable nature of loans while a lot of loans have entered the NPL book especially construction loans and has nothing to do with government spending but all to do with limited offtake of inventory. Even the large borrowers in the market Total/ kenol Kobil are refinancing commercial bank debt with prefs, equity and CP's.
Cde Monomotapa
#36 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 2:01:23 PM
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Kausha wrote:
We have had that excuse from all the banks! It started with Equity who rightly argued that with government expenditure constricted, SME's were finding it hard to either find work or pay back some of their loans. This was a general hypothesis which is untested. Most of the other banks have gone ahead and hijacked this statement and have all of us believing they struggled because because government is yet to spend. My thinking is that most businesses have gone cold on debt because of the unpredictable nature of loans while a lot of loans have entered the NPL book especially construction loans and has nothing to do with government spending but all to do with limited offtake of inventory. Even the large borrowers in the market Total/ kenol Kobil are refinancing commercial bank debt with prefs, equity and CP's.


That's also true, the backlash of the high interest rates regime on other sectors. Trying to see if this proposed Eurobond can ease pressure on the domestic money mkt rates as well. OTW, we'll have to embrace a 'new normal' with some causalities and that's biz.
guru267
#37 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 9:04:06 PM
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Since when did anything go up in a straight line... Is it rational to expect 60% from memba yearly??

I remember the story last year from @young and @the deal was that none of the big banks would be able to repeat 2012 results!

Apart from stan chart and Barclays all other banks have smashed 2012 results by double digits!
But still we have nye nye nye!! Sad

Mark 12:29
Deuteronomy 4:16
VituVingiSana
#38 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 11:46:42 PM
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"...NPL ratio up to 8.3%% from 6.2%. NPL coverage ratio down to 52.7% from 63.8%..."

When a bank does not provide for 100% of the NPLs... kuna shida!
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
obiero
#39 Posted : Friday, August 30, 2013 11:58:09 PM
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@anyone. why is the share price sliding down?

Realtreaty
#40 Posted : Saturday, August 31, 2013 1:28:45 AM
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Everyone is paying school fees and are selling their stocks at this bull run prices. Huna batoto wewe?
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