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Equity Afia- Another first from Equity
sparkly
#71 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 5:45:24 AM
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kiterunner wrote:
sparkly wrote:
The Directors are letting their hobbies and personal interests cloud their minds.

This is something that can be done under Britam.



clinic=hobby d'oh! d'oh! d'oh! d'oh!


Yeah, he has been hanging out with the first lady and her beyond zero project too much. Now he thinks he can impress using shareholder monies! This guy is under a spell, I tell you.
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Amani254
#72 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 7:01:11 AM
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We have always given Equity the Benefit of the doubt and it never delivers...always high hopes and expectations but little to show on the ground. There is actually nothing more than political patronage/connections and the right timing that is revolutionary in Equity story. Nothing genius other than a sustained narrative that Equity took banking to the unbanked. Total misrepresentation - Post Bank was doing that for years as well as many other saccos and micro-finance providers. Before diversifying into 'business-masquerading - charity' health care under the so called EG Foundation, could Mwangi try and not take advantage of Form 4 leavers under 'wings to fly'? Can he start by at least paying cashiers better or at least allowing them to join a union?
MaichBlack
#73 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 7:49:27 AM
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Let everyone vote with their money. Words are very cheap. This is publicly quoted company. Buy, sell, hold or avoid. A year or two down the line, we will know who made the right choices and hopefully learn from the same.
Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
quicksand
#74 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 9:26:29 AM
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MaichBlack wrote:
Let everyone vote with their money. Words are very cheap. This is publicly quoted company. Buy, sell, hold or avoid. A year or two down the line, we will know who made the right choices and hopefully learn from the same.


Now words have become cheap. ....yet that didn't stop you from writing a longish post earlier about GE and its divisions, and one or two rebuttals after that Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
or are they only only cheap when others use them?.....you have your position and are entitled to it; so are the others in this here great Wazua. We paid you an audience, and so you must reciprocate in kind -to now say words are cheap is simply unsporting.
Why else are we on Wazua?
ngapat
#75 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 9:33:18 AM
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Time they announced fy2014 results. These news aren't easing my anxiety
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penkon
#76 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 9:45:52 AM
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Amani254 wrote:
We have always given Equity the Benefit of the doubt and it never delivers...always high hopes and expectations but little to show on the ground. There is actually nothing more than political patronage/connections and the right timing that is revolutionary in Equity story. Nothing genius other than a sustained narrative that Equity took banking to the unbanked. Total misrepresentation - Post Bank was doing that for years as well as many other saccos and micro-finance providers. Before diversifying into 'business-masquerading - charity' health care under the so called EG Foundation, could Mwangi try and not take advantage of Form 4 leavers under 'wings to fly'? Can he start by at least paying cashiers better or at least allowing them to join a union?


Think Think Think Think
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MaichBlack
#77 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 9:53:38 AM
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quicksand wrote:
MaichBlack wrote:
Let everyone vote with their money. Words are very cheap. This is publicly quoted company. Buy, sell, hold or avoid. A year or two down the line, we will know who made the right choices and hopefully learn from the same.


Now words have become cheap. ....yet that didn't stop you from writing a longish post earlier about GE and its divisions, and one or two rebuttals after that Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly Laughing out loudly
or are they only only cheap when others use them?.....you have your position and are entitled to it; so are the others in this here great Wazua. We paid you an audience, and so you must reciprocate in kind -to now say words are cheap is simply unsporting.
Why else are we on Wazua?

Eish vane!!! When I say words are cheap, it applies to everyone - including me!!! All I am saying, follow your words with actions.

Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
kiterunner
#78 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 9:57:56 AM
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who said kenyans are wajuaji? I dont know if it was a compliment or not. There is nothing under the sun that we will hear and say 'Oh jeez, I don't understand this model, I wonder if there is an angle am missing with the information available to me, please explain xyz'. Nothing like that, instead we have a thread as this one
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ike
#79 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 10:29:39 AM
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Amani254 wrote:
We have always given Equity the Benefit of the doubt and it never delivers...always high hopes and expectations but little to show on the ground. There is actually nothing more than political patronage/connections and the right timing that is revolutionary in Equity story. Nothing genius other than a sustained narrative that Equity took banking to the unbanked. Total misrepresentation - Post Bank was doing that for years as well as many other saccos and micro-finance providers. Before diversifying into 'business-masquerading - charity' health care under the so called EG Foundation, could Mwangi try and not take advantage of Form 4 leavers under 'wings to fly'? Can he start by at least paying cashiers better or at least allowing them to join a union?

This is clearly a disgruntled young cashier who wasn't there before equity , when the minimum amount in your bank had to be 10,000 or you're fined 200 till your account is dry.
Equity are also innovative only that their thin sim has had bottlenenecks.
And then providing voluntary paying jobs to young people instead of having them waste themselves in drugs at that vulnerable age is really looking for fault where there isn't.
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mlefu
#80 Posted : Wednesday, March 04, 2015 10:42:14 AM
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kiterunner wrote:
who said kenyans are wajuaji? I dont know if it was a compliment or not. There is nothing under the sun that we will hear and say 'Oh jeez, I don't understand this model, I wonder if there is an angle am missing with the information available to me, please explain xyz'. Nothing like that, instead we have a thread as this one


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