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Paul Owuor
#11 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 11:06:22 AM
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@Theking,I didn't know.

@Watesh,Vikii I would agree.Fast moving product like a digital box?
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derick
#12 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 1:12:40 PM
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Pesa Nane wrote:
Paul Owuor wrote:
I think their results will be better than 2013 therefore more dividends which will create demand for the counter.

What an analysis!!
55% Gains in a couple of months?! Wow. Thanks for the insight. I am off to the broker right away.

BUY! BUY! BUY!

And where have you been all this time I have been losing $$$$?? What about Home Afrika?? Express? Please don't kaza information, please tell!!!!!

55% gain in a couple of months Shame on you
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maka
#13 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 1:37:34 PM
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watesh wrote:
As per half year results growth in net profit was 31% but revenue just 15%.... if revenue cost outpaced net profit the share might stand a chance past 18 but as for now, dividend might grow to ksh0.6 and at ksh18 the dividend yield will be 3.3% which near what the big banks are giving. Unless the new data business formula brings in lots of revenue and mpesa revenue grows higher than H1 or new fast moving product, my ceiling price is 18


(0.6)/2.95 * 100 = 20.34%
possunt quia posse videntur
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The optimist
#14 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 2:13:06 PM
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maka wrote:
watesh wrote:
As per half year results growth in net profit was 31% but revenue just 15%.... if revenue cost outpaced net profit the share might stand a chance past 18 but as for now, dividend might grow to ksh0.6 and at ksh18 the dividend yield will be 3.3% which near what the big banks are giving. Unless the new data business formula brings in lots of revenue and mpesa revenue grows higher than H1 or new fast moving product, my ceiling price is 18


(0.6)/2.95 * 100 = 20.34%
Applause Applause Happy are those who bought early and refused to sell.
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watesh
#15 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 3:04:14 PM
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The optimist wrote:
maka wrote:
watesh wrote:
As per half year results growth in net profit was 31% but revenue just 15%.... if revenue cost outpaced net profit the share might stand a chance past 18 but as for now, dividend might grow to ksh0.6 and at ksh18 the dividend yield will be 3.3% which near what the big banks are giving. Unless the new data business formula brings in lots of revenue and mpesa revenue grows higher than H1 or new fast moving product, my ceiling price is 18


(0.6)/2.95 * 100 = 20.34%
Applause Applause Happy are those who bought early and refused to sell.

I wish i had 10m to spend back then, I saw it but i could just stand in the sidelines with no tools to participate
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maka
#16 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 3:36:08 PM
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watesh wrote:
The optimist wrote:
maka wrote:
watesh wrote:
As per half year results growth in net profit was 31% but revenue just 15%.... if revenue cost outpaced net profit the share might stand a chance past 18 but as for now, dividend might grow to ksh0.6 and at ksh18 the dividend yield will be 3.3% which near what the big banks are giving. Unless the new data business formula brings in lots of revenue and mpesa revenue grows higher than H1 or new fast moving product, my ceiling price is 18


(0.6)/2.95 * 100 = 20.34%
Applause Applause Happy are those who bought early and refused to sell.

I wish i had 10m to spend back then, I saw it but i could just stand in the sidelines with no tools to participate


There is always an opportunity...
possunt quia posse videntur
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Fyatu
#17 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 4:02:50 PM
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watesh wrote:
The optimist wrote:
maka wrote:
watesh wrote:
As per half year results growth in net profit was 31% but revenue just 15%.... if revenue cost outpaced net profit the share might stand a chance past 18 but as for now, dividend might grow to ksh0.6 and at ksh18 the dividend yield will be 3.3% which near what the big banks are giving. Unless the new data business formula brings in lots of revenue and mpesa revenue grows higher than H1 or new fast moving product, my ceiling price is 18


(0.6)/2.95 * 100 = 20.34%
Applause Applause Happy are those who bought early and refused to sell.

I wish i had 10m to spend back then, I saw it but i could just stand in the sidelines with no tools to participate


Life is like a matatu....there are those who are drivers(dere), others are konkodis while others are abirias (they sit four-four kama pk ama orbit)

life is like a game of football....there are those on the pitch actually playing the game, others on the terraces shouting themselves hoarse, others in pubs watching on tv and getting broke, others on round tables providing mouth possession (analysing the game)

Dumb money becomes dumb only when it listens to smart money
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Fyatu
#18 Posted : Tuesday, April 14, 2015 4:11:31 PM
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when M-besha was trading at 2 bob, 200 bob would have gotten you 100 pieces. This means 200 bob invested by smart money then is now 1700 bob. It also means that 200 bob held by dumb money then either ended up in a urinal in a rocal pub or 40 feet deep into a pit latrine for us people of machinani or in ruai/nairobi river for watu wa ilovi
Dumb money becomes dumb only when it listens to smart money
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Mwaura k
#19 Posted : Wednesday, April 15, 2015 7:36:30 AM
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SASINI

According to its 2014 annual financial report, valuations of its freehold land rose by Sh4.3 billion which subsequently pushed up its total assets to Sh13.6 billion, up from Sh7.8 billion or a 74 per cent jump.

Analysts expect current full-year earnings to increase and, perhaps a recommendation for a dividend pay-out. All this is great.


So..... With a target of 25/=, tell me why is not a
BUY BUY BUY!
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Boris Boyka
#20 Posted : Wednesday, April 15, 2015 8:09:44 AM
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Mwaura k wrote:
SASINI

According to its 2014 annual financial report, valuations of its freehold land rose by Sh4.3 billion which subsequently pushed up its total assets to Sh13.6 billion, up from Sh7.8 billion or a 74 per cent jump.

Analysts expect current full-year earnings to increase and, perhaps a recommendation for a dividend pay-out. All this is great.


So..... With a target of 25/=, tell me why is not a
BUY BUY BUY!

Madam Admin...include an induction note during registration and tell Mwaura that Each stock has its own thread...He shouldn't post anything anywhere untill such a time he can link the two! d'oh! Mwaura K....
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