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Mukiri wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:Technical analysts, fundies and my gut feeling all spell doom for 2015. I need a mentor to teach me about treasury bills. What are the current yields for the three month treasury bills? Any idea? Help a newbie in the debt market Wachana na TBills, play safe in Foreign currency fixed deposits. are you still scared?? "Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning."
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/26/2012 Posts: 830
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mlennyma wrote:Mukiri wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:Technical analysts, fundies and my gut feeling all spell doom for 2015. I need a mentor to teach me about treasury bills. What are the current yields for the three month treasury bills? Any idea? Help a newbie in the debt market Wachana na TBills, play safe in Foreign currency fixed deposits. are you still scared?? Yes. Very scared indeed. The chances of losing money in the current market are higher than those of gaining any. Since the CMA does not allow shorting, I was forced to liquidate my holdings at the start of the year. I prefer investing when I know that I can comfortably net over 70% in a year. Last year was a sideways market and I still made 93% returns, but I figured this year might be tricky. I will come back to beat the market when there is blood on the streets, and the way I see it, it wont be long, but you will have this year and part of next year to bleed out before my return.  A successful man is not he who gets the best, it is he who makes the best from what he gets.
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 7/1/2014 Posts: 927 Location: sky
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S.Mutaga III wrote:mlennyma wrote:Mukiri wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:Technical analysts, fundies and my gut feeling all spell doom for 2015. I need a mentor to teach me about treasury bills. What are the current yields for the three month treasury bills? Any idea? Help a newbie in the debt market Wachana na TBills, play safe in Foreign currency fixed deposits. are you still scared?? Yes. Very scared indeed. The chances of losing money in the current market are higher than those of gaining any. Since the CMA does not allow shorting, I was forced to liquidate my holdings at the start of the year. I prefer investing when I know that I can comfortably net over 70% in a year. Last year was a sideways market and I still made 93% returns, but I figured this year might be tricky. I will come back to beat the market when there is blood on the streets, and the way I see it, it wont be long, but you will have this year and part of next year to bleed out before my return. thats a very high target, i used to have those kind of target and it was all anxeiety stress and fear, but i have learnt to set manageable targets and that what has kept me in the market.i usually set a target of 25% (that is atleast 20% net) 1st phase during results announcements, and another 15 to 20% during the rest of the year, i have always achieved that. There are only two emotions in the stock market, fear and hope. The problem is, you hope when you should fear and fear when you should hope
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Rank: Elder Joined: 12/25/2014 Posts: 2,301 Location: kenya
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@littledove, how can u train me to be like you . II'm a learner.
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Rank: Member Joined: 10/26/2012 Posts: 136
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EQUITY and KCB speculative target by 2017 --- 70 and 80 this is just a rough idea based on their current pattern of growth , all thing being normal and more profits in near future this is likley.
SAFCOM target 2017 -- 21 , TV growth in data and voice if they penetrate home internet and 27BN in MPESA
Britam 50 ; further purchases of subsidiaries rental income from tower balance sheet growth.
KENGEN : As electricity penetrates more and more rural areas and i think the railway will eventually be grounded and not diesel driven
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Rank: Member Joined: 3/26/2012 Posts: 830
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littledove wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:mlennyma wrote:Mukiri wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:Technical analysts, fundies and my gut feeling all spell doom for 2015. I need a mentor to teach me about treasury bills. What are the current yields for the three month treasury bills? Any idea? Help a newbie in the debt market Wachana na TBills, play safe in Foreign currency fixed deposits. are you still scared?? Yes. Very scared indeed. The chances of losing money in the current market are higher than those of gaining any. Since the CMA does not allow shorting, I was forced to liquidate my holdings at the start of the year. I prefer investing when I know that I can comfortably net over 70% in a year. Last year was a sideways market and I still made 93% returns, but I figured this year might be tricky. I will come back to beat the market when there is blood on the streets, and the way I see it, it wont be long, but you will have this year and part of next year to bleed out before my return. thats a very high target, i used to have those kind of target and it was all anxeiety stress and fear, but i have learnt to set manageable targets and that what has kept me in the market.i usually set a target of 25% (that is atleast 20% net) 1st phase during results announcements, and another 15 to 20% during the rest of the year, i have always achieved that. 70% should be made relatively easily in a bull market if you are a seasoned investor. A seasoned investor should outperform even the best performing hedge funds purely because of the small amount of capital he has relative to the counters making it easy for him to enter and exit positions without affecting the price of the counter. I achieved 93% gain last year in a sideways market, outperforming the market by a factor of 33 or thereabout. Stocksmaster once made a 109% return on investment in 2010 I guess outperforming the index by a factor of 3 or thereabouts. But you only make those kinds of returns when the odds are in your favor, this year the odds did not seem in my favor so I decided to invest elsewhere...but I dont think its rocket science. With leverage, one could even do 200% returns, but nobody will loan you their money to buy shares A successful man is not he who gets the best, it is he who makes the best from what he gets.
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Rank: Member Joined: 7/9/2011 Posts: 730 Location: Nairobi
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S.Mutaga III wrote:littledove wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:mlennyma wrote:Mukiri wrote:S.Mutaga III wrote:Technical analysts, fundies and my gut feeling all spell doom for 2015. I need a mentor to teach me about treasury bills. What are the current yields for the three month treasury bills? Any idea? Help a newbie in the debt market Wachana na TBills, play safe in Foreign currency fixed deposits. are you still scared?? Yes. Very scared indeed. The chances of losing money in the current market are higher than those of gaining any. Since the CMA does not allow shorting, I was forced to liquidate my holdings at the start of the year. I prefer investing when I know that I can comfortably net over 70% in a year. Last year was a sideways market and I still made 93% returns, but I figured this year might be tricky. I will come back to beat the market when there is blood on the streets, and the way I see it, it wont be long, but you will have this year and part of next year to bleed out before my return. thats a very high target, i used to have those kind of target and it was all anxeiety stress and fear, but i have learnt to set manageable targets and that what has kept me in the market.i usually set a target of 25% (that is atleast 20% net) 1st phase during results announcements, and another 15 to 20% during the rest of the year, i have always achieved that. 70% should be made relatively easily in a bull market if you are a seasoned investor. A seasoned investor should outperform even the best performing hedge funds purely because of the small amount of capital he has relative to the counters making it easy for him to enter and exit positions without affecting the price of the counter. I achieved 93% gain last year in a sideways market, outperforming the market by a factor of 33 or thereabout. Stocksmaster once made a 109% return on investment in 2010 I guess outperforming the index by a factor of 3 or thereabouts. But you only make those kinds of returns when the odds are in your favor, this year the odds did not seem in my favor so I decided to invest elsewhere...but I dont think its rocket science. With leverage, one could even do 200% returns, but nobody will loan you their money to buy shares @S Mutaga I would like to get in touch my email is busy.idler@yahoo.cu.ukour goals are best achieved indirectly
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Rank: Veteran Joined: 8/16/2009 Posts: 994
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Gatheuzi wrote:Gatheuzi wrote:Buy Scangroup at below 46 sell at 57 after results. NIC are of similar opinion. Courtesy of @pesanane read the full script below; Pesa Nane wrote:January 2015 stock picks - Source: NIC
SCANGROUP BUY at TP 59.05 Current Price KES 45.00
♦ Currently receiving more support from parent company WPP after the latter’s increased stake saw Scangroup upgrade to a subsidiary (previously an associate).
♦ M&A activity to drive performance. Scangroup expects to increase its geographical presence and product offering across SSA through mergers and acquisitions.
♦ Acquisition of Experiential Marketing of South Africa to boost 2H14 performance. Scangroup acquired 80.04% of the marketing firm whose revenues stood at KES 1.6bn in FY13.
♦ Scangroup plans to boost revenue from digital advertising leveraging off WPP Digital, the digital arm of WPP Bye bye 40's...  Time is money, so money is time. Money saved is time gained in reverse! Money stores your life’s energy. You expend your energy, get paid money, and store that money for a future purchase made in a currency.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 2/26/2012 Posts: 15,980
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It's becoming more and more difficult to spot gems now. How I miss 2011 "There are only two emotions in the market, hope & fear. The problem is you hope when you should fear & fear when you should hope: - Jesse Livermore
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/11/2010 Posts: 5,040
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murchr wrote:It's becoming more and more difficult to spot gems now. How I miss 2011 me too, nostalgia The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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