IMHO. MSC could easily fall with no big impact. MSC is in western. Most of the collapsing factories are in western & Nyanza. Western leaders are NEVER united thus can't martial a collective bargaining power. Nyanza ppl always in opposition and don't address actual issues. A sitting president knows there's no guarantee of majority votes. Votes from here are negligible. Very few or no factories have collapsed in central,North Rift & other regions. In other regions leaders are united when it comes to defending their economic backbones e.g miraa,coffee. Given panpaper,miwani,chemilil,muhoroni,many coffee factories e.t.c from western &Nyanza and no significant impact was seen,any other like MSC can. People from here don't care to collective bargaining power & economy but individual selfishness.

A demand of 5 million shares at 1:70/= (the highest possible price for the day (1.55 * 1.1) and ZERO supply. We can safely bet today it closes at 1.7/=.

Tomorrow 1.88/= Wednesday 2/=.... Friday 2.50/=???

Let's wait and see!

This way some guys will become richser faster than planned ..or was it

1) It was a question.

2) I was still buying so higher prices don't work to my favour. See previous posts. I was still in the process of staging a 'friendly take over'.

Movement of a stock is always determined by supply vs demand.

When the holders of a stock are strong,no matter the fundamentals,the stock will always advance high.

Weaklings have to be shaken out.Mumias has been trading on a RSI of less than 10 for a very long time.

Most of sellers have been shaken (Evidenced by decreased traded volumes at 1.40-1.45)

Now how high the stock moves depends on new owners who got in at 1.40-1.55 (I got in at 1.55 and 2.25)will behave and how the demand will be relative to the supply.

The shakeout,when the price broke below 2.00 means only the super strong could survive

I sold 70% of my holdings bought at 2.25 for 2.2 and 2.0