poundfoolish wrote:Mnandii
Can you break it down to me as a 5year old.
What is the relationship between the graphs and the KES.?
Should I continue holding on to dollars, if so till when? or should I continue with life as normal? Convert to shillings and continue business?
From your excitement there seems some foreseeable stroke of luck with the exchange rate
Hi. I have tended to apply my analysis primarily on EURUSD, NSE 20 INDEX, SAFCOM and KENYA-RE shares. These are the ones I am tracking full time and trading mostly the EUR$.
As far as I am concerned there is no immediate relationship with the KES. I'd have to analyse a chart of USDKES to try to predict the direction of the Kenyan shilling.
From a chart of USDKES that I glanced at my bias is for the shilling to gain vs the USD.
I think you should hold onto Dollars ( especially if they are the physical notes). This is because it is predicted(based on Elliott Waves) for the dollar to rise in value and the stock market to fall precipitously.
I hope I have helped.
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