@Obiero my bro cut down your losses @7.9-8.00 will be 30% loss but if you invest in other stocks in your portfolio the loss will be absorbed. That's what I have done on MSC & KQ. the losses were absorbed in CIC ,KPLC & KK. Note my avg price was higher than yours,am left with negligible qty, my loss in KQ was 30% ,MSC 25%. so far all loss absorbed and @current prices I got paper profits.

Some of us live in different planets. Hence, if you have solid reasons for buying KQ at Ksh11, ask yourself if they have changed. If they have indeed, then ask yourself, if they are valid at current price. If they are not, sell. Asiyekubali kushindwo siyemshindani. Or summat like that.
All the best, dyor

I never average down but I can sell to re-enter at a lower price if I believe in the stock fundamentals.its like free wheeling without proper information on the topography of an area thinking that an uphill will save you.a lot of bad things can happen in transportation business.increase in fuel prices,ebora,advisory,embargos etc.airline stocks to me should only be consindered as a speculative play.@obiero,sell to cut future loss as kq can only go down .if after one year U still think your belief in kq is valid re-enter at lower price.look out for the bottom which I believe will conside with Kenya being able to commercially produce and market oil.lessons - lower fuel price,better competitiveness as foreign exchange etc.

Obiero- I bring you good news. The article in the daily nation and comments therein http://mobile.nation.co..../-/brrhxcz/-/index.html should tell you how you can play your hand going forward.
You might sell at 25% loss and reflect later on how lucky you were. Or you might sell at the bottom and the kathing goes to Ksh12. That might be on another planet however.
Titus has gone, but he has left his son in charge

Hope we get an update on Rea Vipingo takeover and Lamu Coal Project