I am still waiting for this thing sub-9

and the reverse cracks are visible now

I doubt your analysis,this gain has been driven by small speculative volume for the past two days,we are talking of a company with over 1.9b issued shares,I want to see over 5m volume to take it more serious

After a quick look at the history, I doubt you will get that level of trade. The highest daily volume from the past twelve months was just under 4.4 m in December 2015. There have only been 23 days in the past twelve months where volume exceeded 1 m. Avg volume has been 334 k. Yesterday was 430 k.

The big volume days were almost certainly foreign institutions moving in or out. They won't do anything until they see the FY results. So, where are they???

you are talking of 100% when i expect red tomorrow? ??

If it did not come down to that when there was push and pull, how would it do that now that the candy has been re-invented. This is a new wy of doing business. The focus now is to finish the Britam Holdings Tower and returning to original or new standard gauge track. Infact there was nothing more than the issue of 23% owned by Rawat/Dawat. Britam was positive and its not Bramer bank. Pick some before it lands 17 towards 21 by mid May and even 29 by September.

The problem with Britam is that it is being run kimafia style with the top four shareholders holding a tight and secretive grip on it.
There is no succession plan with Benson Wairegi,Jimnah Mbaru and Peter Munga in their 70s and with no person being fronted as their successor.
When they leave we might have another NBK.

You have moved on from Centum and 2 Rivers

He has been saying the truth and moved on. Remember October 2015 is now 7 months on!!!

I like tall buildings and videos.

Meanwhile, Capital FM Malawi is reporting that representatives of Britam are meeting with minority shareholders in Blantyre today regarding the Group's delisting from the Malawi Stock Exchange. Britam acquired 65% of MSE listed Real Insurance Malawi when it acquired Real in Kenya. That's nice too. I like meetings.

Still no comment from the Company on Mauritius deal or 2015 results BUT lots of tweets (with pictures!!) from @BritamEA of the East Africa Property Investment Summit, though, so I am happy. It is always nice to see nice people doing nice things. I don't really care about financial results, changes in control, delistings, etc. anyway. Do you think Wanjiku knows what investing is? Of course not! Wanjiku likes pictures. :)