slick wrote:Spikes wrote:obiero wrote:[quote=VituVingiSana]KQ nearly doubles air fare for Kenyans stranded in Britain
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42% up in last 7 sessions. Even in a pandemic KQ offered people a chance to make money instead of clowning about, seeking clout
You always lose out opportunities of making money during KQ rallies. Only smart speculators do make money because they don't cling on craps. Your specialty is shouting from the rooftops like a political lunatic kicked out of house business committee while others are eating! Style up young man.
If KQ was a US airline then it would have been bailed out just like US airlines.US airlines are issuing new corporate bonds which the Fed is buying with newly created dollars.Can Opus Dei pull such a stunt in Kenya?Its dishonest way of bailing out a company by central bank money printing but thats how Western markets operate.
In Europe it gets even weirder.Eurozone companies are able to issue zero coupon negative yielding bonds which means investors pay companies to lend to them as opposed to the reverse where companies pay investors interest on corporate bonds.You think I am blowing hot air but companies like Siemens are actually doing this and weird investors scooping such bonds where they are guaranteed to lose money if they hold the bonds to maturity
Wow KQ and Kenyan corporates would love to issue zero coupon negative yielding bonds and get paid to borrow.Woud you be nuts to buy such bonds like in Europe?
It is possible in Africa for investors to behave like western countries'. Even in Wazua @obiero has demonstrated a surging appetite to pump more money to KQ only that he is a peasant can't afford enough. African investors are becoming more weird each day too like their sophisticated counterparts in western democracies.
Are African central banks independent from the watchdog of super-powers when deciding on printing money?
John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”