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obiero		#81 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 11:43:44 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,375 Location: nairobi		MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: 1. KQ. NBV KES (31.16). (Start Price: Ksh 3.30; SOLD at KES 6.80 2. JUB. NBV KES 783 (Start Price: Ksh 345; Current Price KES 398. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 420 by Dec 31st 2026); About 21% Upside Dominance in corporate insurance business. Strong sales in run up to the 2027 general election 3. DTB. NBV KES 310 (Start Price: Ksh 117; Current KES 150. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 200 by Dec 31st 2026); About 70% Upside, excluding dividend gain Grossly undervalued tier 1 banking stock. 4. IMH. NBV 60.4 (Start Price: Ksh 44.90; SOLD at KES 70 5. TPSEA. NBV KES 60.99 (Start Price: Ksh 15.75; Current KES 16.85. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 90% Upside Recovering tourism industry should restore lost glory. 6. KEGN. NBV KES 42 (Start price KES 9.17) Watch and learn Very believable data!! You told everyone to sell IMH two weeks ago at 60/= and even "fought" me on the same every single day for two weeks but now you miraculously sold your entire lot at today's price of 70/=!!?? You were on record on this thread saying you sold at least most of your holdings at 60/=. Now you are quoting the price you sold the few remaining today. Fanya actual average. E.g. (60 × 40,000 + 70 × 2,000) / 42,000 Now what is perturbing you from my latest IMH sale. You are forcing me to retain share in IMH? I haven't told you to retain anything bro. I don't even remember ever directly giving YOU advise on what to buy, retain or sell. I only give advise where it will be analysed and considered on its merits or otherwise. Wewe nakujua! Huwezi skiza anyone. Very hard headed 😂😂 COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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MaichBlack		#82 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 11:45:36 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,952		obiero wrote: MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: 1. KQ. NBV KES (31.16). (Start Price: Ksh 3.30; SOLD at KES 6.80 2. JUB. NBV KES 783 (Start Price: Ksh 345; Current Price KES 398. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 420 by Dec 31st 2026); About 21% Upside Dominance in corporate insurance business. Strong sales in run up to the 2027 general election 3. DTB. NBV KES 310 (Start Price: Ksh 117; Current KES 150. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 200 by Dec 31st 2026); About 70% Upside, excluding dividend gain Grossly undervalued tier 1 banking stock. 4. IMH. NBV 60.4 (Start Price: Ksh 44.90; SOLD at KES 70 5. TPSEA. NBV KES 60.99 (Start Price: Ksh 15.75; Current KES 16.85. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 90% Upside Recovering tourism industry should restore lost glory. 6. KEGN. NBV KES 42 (Start price KES 9.17) Watch and learn Very believable data!! You told everyone to sell IMH two weeks ago at 60/= and even "fought" me on the same every single day for two weeks but now you miraculously sold your entire lot at today's price of 70/=!!?? You were on record on this thread saying you sold at least most of your holdings at 60/=. Now you are quoting the price you sold the few remaining today. Fanya actual average. E.g. (60 × 40,000 + 70 × 2,000) / 42,000 Now what is perturbing you from my latest IMH sale. You are forcing me to retain share in IMH? If you could have waited and sold at 70/= - 74/=, that would have been super for a trader. I can't argue with a trader selling at 70/= - 74/=. They can deploy that money elsewhere and get much better returns than any remaining headroom. But anyone - investor or trader - who sold at 60/= was totally misguided. Even simple demand and offer volumes and quoted prices would have told them as much!!! Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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MaichBlack		#83 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 11:48:54 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,952		obiero wrote: MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: 1. KQ. NBV KES (31.16). (Start Price: Ksh 3.30; SOLD at KES 6.80 2. JUB. NBV KES 783 (Start Price: Ksh 345; Current Price KES 398. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 420 by Dec 31st 2026); About 21% Upside Dominance in corporate insurance business. Strong sales in run up to the 2027 general election 3. DTB. NBV KES 310 (Start Price: Ksh 117; Current KES 150. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 200 by Dec 31st 2026); About 70% Upside, excluding dividend gain Grossly undervalued tier 1 banking stock. 4. IMH. NBV 60.4 (Start Price: Ksh 44.90; SOLD at KES 70 5. TPSEA. NBV KES 60.99 (Start Price: Ksh 15.75; Current KES 16.85. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 90% Upside Recovering tourism industry should restore lost glory. 6. KEGN. NBV KES 42 (Start price KES 9.17) Watch and learn Very believable data!! You told everyone to sell IMH two weeks ago at 60/= and even "fought" me on the same every single day for two weeks but now you miraculously sold your entire lot at today's price of 70/=!!?? You were on record on this thread saying you sold at least most of your holdings at 60/=. Now you are quoting the price you sold the few remaining today. Fanya actual average. E.g. (60 × 40,000 + 70 × 2,000) / 42,000 Now what is perturbing you from my latest IMH sale. You are forcing me to retain share in IMH? I haven't told you to retain anything bro. I don't even remember ever directly giving YOU advise on what to buy, retain or sell. I only give advise where it will be analysed and considered on its merits or otherwise. Wewe nakujua! Huwezi skiza anyone. Very hard headed 😂😂 Anyway, all the best bro. May we ALL keep winning. That is why we are all in this beautiful community called Wazua. So that we can ALL get ahead. I sincerely wish you all the best bro. Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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obiero		#84 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 1:13:00 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,375 Location: nairobi		MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: MaichBlack wrote: obiero wrote: 1. KQ. NBV KES (31.16). (Start Price: Ksh 3.30; SOLD at KES 6.80 2. JUB. NBV KES 783 (Start Price: Ksh 345; Current Price KES 398. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 420 by Dec 31st 2026); About 21% Upside Dominance in corporate insurance business. Strong sales in run up to the 2027 general election 3. DTB. NBV KES 310 (Start Price: Ksh 117; Current KES 150. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 200 by Dec 31st 2026); About 70% Upside, excluding dividend gain Grossly undervalued tier 1 banking stock. 4. IMH. NBV 60.4 (Start Price: Ksh 44.90; SOLD at KES 70 5. TPSEA. NBV KES 60.99 (Start Price: Ksh 15.75; Current KES 16.85. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 90% Upside Recovering tourism industry should restore lost glory. 6. KEGN. NBV KES 42 (Start price KES 9.17) Watch and learn Very believable data!! You told everyone to sell IMH two weeks ago at 60/= and even "fought" me on the same every single day for two weeks but now you miraculously sold your entire lot at today's price of 70/=!!?? You were on record on this thread saying you sold at least most of your holdings at 60/=. Now you are quoting the price you sold the few remaining today. Fanya actual average. E.g. (60 × 40,000 + 70 × 2,000) / 42,000 Now what is perturbing you from my latest IMH sale. You are forcing me to retain share in IMH? I haven't told you to retain anything bro. I don't even remember ever directly giving YOU advise on what to buy, retain or sell. I only give advise where it will be analysed and considered on its merits or otherwise. Wewe nakujua! Huwezi skiza anyone. Very hard headed 😂😂 Anyway, all the best bro. May we ALL keep winning. That is why we are all in this beautiful community called Wazua. So that we can ALL get ahead. I sincerely wish you all the best bro. You and I have alot in common. Our joint belief that the NSE is not a casino has been exhibited times without number. The NSE is a good place for both traders and investors. All the best in your investment journey too COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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Ericsson		#85 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 4:03:40 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,830 Location: NAIROBI		Realtreaty wrote: FAMILY Bank(FLMY) - did someone buy at 50 while another one did a sale. What was the fun here The stock my trough gain at 19-24 before rising in 5 months to 22-25 In a year it may rise again to 27-31 This is behaving like HFK that rose from 3 to 9 and 11 and is now slow at 9 After the long dig the stock to rise could be COOP and Absa to range of 40 to 46 or even higher this year Absa negative on statement stock to rise Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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Ericsson		#86 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 4:12:47 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 12/4/2009 Posts: 10,830 Location: NAIROBI		obiero wrote: 1. KQ. NBV KES (31.16). (Start Price: Ksh 3.30; SOLD at KES 6.80 2. JUB. NBV KES 783 (Start Price: Ksh 345; Current Price KES 398. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 420 by Dec 31st 2026); About 21% Upside Dominance in corporate insurance business. Strong sales in run up to the 2027 general election 3. DTB. NBV KES 310 (Start Price: Ksh 117; Current KES 150. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 200 by Dec 31st 2026); About 70% Upside, excluding dividend gain Grossly undervalued tier 1 banking stock. 4. IMH. NBV 60.4 (Start Price: Ksh 44.90; SOLD at KES 70 5. TPSEA. NBV KES 60.99 (Start Price: Ksh 15.75; Current KES 16.85. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 90% Upside Recovering tourism industry should restore lost glory. 6. KEGN. NBV KES 42 (Start price KES 9.17) Watch and learn Kengen @42,that is a pipe dream at the moment. The management will need to work extra hard to take it there Wealth is built through a relatively simple equation Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
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obiero		#87 Posted : Thursday, July 02, 2026 8:28:43 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,375 Location: nairobi		Hahaha. Watch and learn. Total equity KES 282B. P/B 0.24. Note KEGN attracted bids to buy of upto KES 60 upon listing 20 years ago. KenGen's share price hit its all-time high intraday peak of KES 49.00 on its market debut in May 2006 https://nation.africa/ke...st-day-of-trading-516710 COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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obiero		#88 Posted : Wednesday, July 15, 2026 6:39:21 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,375 Location: nairobi		1. KQ. NBV KES (31.16). (Start Price: Ksh 3.30; SOLD at KES 6.80. Awaiting dip to KES 3.80 for fresh entry after announcement of significant H1 loss by Aug 20, 2026 2. JUB. NBV KES 783 (Start Price: Ksh 345; Current Price KES 398. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 420 by Dec 31st 2026); About 21% Upside Dominance in corporate insurance business. Strong sales in run up to the 2027 general election 3. DTB. NBV KES 310 (Start Price: Ksh 117; Current KES 150. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 200 by Dec 31st 2026); About 70% Upside, excluding dividend gain Grossly undervalued tier 1 banking stock. 4. IMH. NBV 60.4 (Start Price: Ksh 44.90; SOLD at KES 70 above known fair value 5. TPSEA. NBV KES 60.99 (Start Price: Ksh 15.75; Current KES 16.85. Target/ONO Exit Price range Ksh 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 90% Upside Recovering tourism industry should restore lost glory, but 2027 has some dark clouds that could hinder. 6. KEGN. NBV KES 42 (Start price KES 9.17; Current KES 10.20. Target/ONO Exit Price KES 17 by 30 by Dec 31st 2026); About 84% Upside Watch and learn COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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