some general knowledge !!!!!!
In my books,price to book value of less than 1 is cheap for a stock since one is
buying at less than the intrinsic value of the company...Debt to equity of less than
0.5 can make it cheap since debt is fairly manageable...Another thing if P/E of 8 or
less leaves room for little downside risks but also alot of room for high upside
returns.finally a stock can also be cheap if dividend yield is higher than the
inflation rate...
As for kENOLKOBIL.
I think you can still get in even now.... Remember that before split at Ksh 100.00
it's still had another 40 bob or so to go..at 140, it would have be at a fwd pe of
10 and a current/trailing pe of 15 which is it's correct value.Now after split then
its corerct value becomes Ksh 140.00 /10 = Ksh 14.00 .This is the target price after
the full year results.Then add the speculation movement as the half year results get
factored in and i expect the share to move even higher breakin Ksh 14.00
resistance.So again, KENOLKOBIL is a BUY. BUY .BUY
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