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obiero wrote:Monk wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:I am the designated driver here. Whenever any passenger wants to disembark, please confirm with me first. We will be moving at high speed. Fortune favours the bold Its not too late to board the KEGN electric bus. Thank me in October 2026 Coming back to ksh.9 and thereabouts Story za jaba kaka. Temporary relief with minimal trading volume. Any price below KES 17 is a buy! Fair value KES 42.00  Wuuueeeh!! 42.00/=!!?? Even by your standards this is at another level!! "Luckily" you don't burden yourself with explanations, calculations, analysis of the company, sector, economy etc. like everyone else here!!! You just pull figures from space and everyone is supposed to "watch and learn"!! Watch and learn what? A figure??? That figure is accurate and is derived from the exchange bar, you are welcome to drink with us at own cost I would never!!! I would lose all my money! Not on alcohol! In the stock market listening to advise with no basis!! The calibre of people here need to hear the reasoning, see computations and fact based projections analysis of the sector, company, competitors, market, economy, operating environment etc. No just pulling figures from thin air with absolutely no reasoning articulated!! Hata kwa village market if you tell them the price of tomatoes is likely to go up the following day, they will want to hear the reasoning behind that!!! Village Market shoppers really don't care much about tomato prices. Anywho, if you are available I can teach you how to compute net book value of any share  Village Market vs village market  Is it possible that you are toying with him @Monk Yes yes. Pulling a leg or two. Some characters really amaze me. How difficult is it to divide total equity by issued shares. They want me to spoon feed bana Kama investments were just about dividing numbers, everyone would be making easy money! Even on KQ!!! Investment firms, retirement schemes etc. would not waste money on analysts etc. They would simply buy a big calculator!!! 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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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,399 Location: nairobi
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MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Monk wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:I am the designated driver here. Whenever any passenger wants to disembark, please confirm with me first. We will be moving at high speed. Fortune favours the bold Its not too late to board the KEGN electric bus. Thank me in October 2026 Coming back to ksh.9 and thereabouts Story za jaba kaka. Temporary relief with minimal trading volume. Any price below KES 17 is a buy! Fair value KES 42.00 Wuuueeeh!! 42.00/=!!?? Even by your standards this is at another level!! "Luckily" you don't burden yourself with explanations, calculations, analysis of the company, sector, economy etc. like everyone else here!!! You just pull figures from space and everyone is supposed to "watch and learn"!! Watch and learn what? A figure??? That figure is accurate and is derived from the exchange bar, you are welcome to drink with us at own cost I would never!!! I would lose all my money! Not on alcohol! In the stock market listening to advise with no basis!! The calibre of people here need to hear the reasoning, see computations and fact based projections analysis of the sector, company, competitors, market, economy, operating environment etc. No just pulling figures from thin air with absolutely no reasoning articulated!! Hata kwa village market if you tell them the price of tomatoes is likely to go up the following day, they will want to hear the reasoning behind that!!! Village Market shoppers really don't care much about tomato prices. Anywho, if you are available I can teach you how to compute net book value of any share Village Market vs village market Is it possible that you are toying with him @Monk Yes yes. Pulling a leg or two. Some characters really amaze me. How difficult is it to divide total equity by issued shares. They want me to spoon feed bana Kama investments were just about dividing numbers, everyone would be making easy money! Even on KQ!!! Investment firms, retirement schemes etc. would not waste money on analysts etc. They would simply buy a big calculator!!! Young man. The current share price of Kenya Airways Ltd (KQ) is KES 5.58. KQ closed its last trading day (Friday, August 7, 2026) at 5.50 KES per share on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), recording a 0.7% gain over its previous closing price of 5.46 KES. Kenya Airways began the year with a share price of 3.53 KES and has since gained 55.8% on that price valuation, ranking it eighth on the NSE in terms of year-to-date performance. You still have a lot to learn. But I will be patient with all my students. Watch and learn COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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Rank: Elder Joined: 7/22/2009 Posts: 7,964
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obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Monk wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:I am the designated driver here. Whenever any passenger wants to disembark, please confirm with me first. We will be moving at high speed. Fortune favours the bold Its not too late to board the KEGN electric bus. Thank me in October 2026 Coming back to ksh.9 and thereabouts Story za jaba kaka. Temporary relief with minimal trading volume. Any price below KES 17 is a buy! Fair value KES 42.00 Wuuueeeh!! 42.00/=!!?? Even by your standards this is at another level!! "Luckily" you don't burden yourself with explanations, calculations, analysis of the company, sector, economy etc. like everyone else here!!! You just pull figures from space and everyone is supposed to "watch and learn"!! Watch and learn what? A figure??? That figure is accurate and is derived from the exchange bar, you are welcome to drink with us at own cost I would never!!! I would lose all my money! Not on alcohol! In the stock market listening to advise with no basis!! The calibre of people here need to hear the reasoning, see computations and fact based projections analysis of the sector, company, competitors, market, economy, operating environment etc. No just pulling figures from thin air with absolutely no reasoning articulated!! Hata kwa village market if you tell them the price of tomatoes is likely to go up the following day, they will want to hear the reasoning behind that!!! Village Market shoppers really don't care much about tomato prices. Anywho, if you are available I can teach you how to compute net book value of any share Village Market vs village market Is it possible that you are toying with him @Monk Yes yes. Pulling a leg or two. Some characters really amaze me. How difficult is it to divide total equity by issued shares. They want me to spoon feed bana Kama investments were just about dividing numbers, everyone would be making easy money! Even on KQ!!! Investment firms, retirement schemes etc. would not waste money on analysts etc. They would simply buy a big calculator!!! Young man. The current share price of Kenya Airways Ltd (KQ) is KES 5.58. KQ closed its last trading day (Friday, August 7, 2026) at 5.50 KES per share on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), recording a 0.7% gain over its previous closing price of 5.46 KES. Kenya Airways began the year with a share price of 3.53 KES and has since gained 55.8% on that price valuation, ranking it eighth on the NSE in terms of year-to-date performance. You still have a lot to learn. But I will be patient with all my students. Watch and learn I like how yoy use random start/"Entry" and end/"Exit" points!! Did you buy at those prices??? Example: You buy a share say at 14/= and sell at 8/= (42% loss!) then give stories of a random time when it was at 3/= and another random time at 6/= "100% gains!!!" you say!!! 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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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,399 Location: nairobi
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MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Monk wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:MaichBlack wrote:obiero wrote:Ericsson wrote:obiero wrote:obiero wrote:I am the designated driver here. Whenever any passenger wants to disembark, please confirm with me first. We will be moving at high speed. Fortune favours the bold Its not too late to board the KEGN electric bus. Thank me in October 2026 Coming back to ksh.9 and thereabouts Story za jaba kaka. Temporary relief with minimal trading volume. Any price below KES 17 is a buy! Fair value KES 42.00 Wuuueeeh!! 42.00/=!!?? Even by your standards this is at another level!! "Luckily" you don't burden yourself with explanations, calculations, analysis of the company, sector, economy etc. like everyone else here!!! You just pull figures from space and everyone is supposed to "watch and learn"!! Watch and learn what? A figure??? That figure is accurate and is derived from the exchange bar, you are welcome to drink with us at own cost I would never!!! I would lose all my money! Not on alcohol! In the stock market listening to advise with no basis!! The calibre of people here need to hear the reasoning, see computations and fact based projections analysis of the sector, company, competitors, market, economy, operating environment etc. No just pulling figures from thin air with absolutely no reasoning articulated!! Hata kwa village market if you tell them the price of tomatoes is likely to go up the following day, they will want to hear the reasoning behind that!!! Village Market shoppers really don't care much about tomato prices. Anywho, if you are available I can teach you how to compute net book value of any share Village Market vs village market Is it possible that you are toying with him @Monk Yes yes. Pulling a leg or two. Some characters really amaze me. How difficult is it to divide total equity by issued shares. They want me to spoon feed bana Kama investments were just about dividing numbers, everyone would be making easy money! Even on KQ!!! Investment firms, retirement schemes etc. would not waste money on analysts etc. They would simply buy a big calculator!!! Young man. The current share price of Kenya Airways Ltd (KQ) is KES 5.58. KQ closed its last trading day (Friday, August 7, 2026) at 5.50 KES per share on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE), recording a 0.7% gain over its previous closing price of 5.46 KES. Kenya Airways began the year with a share price of 3.53 KES and has since gained 55.8% on that price valuation, ranking it eighth on the NSE in terms of year-to-date performance. You still have a lot to learn. But I will be patient with all my students. Watch and learn I like how yoy use random start/"Entry" and end/"Exit" points!! Did you buy at those prices??? Example: You buy a share say at 14/= and sell at 8/= (42% loss!) then give stories of a random time when it was at 3/= and another random time at 6/= "100% gains!!!" you say!!! Thats YTD for all KQ shareholders boss. My ABP on KQ was sub KES 4. Its not about me! I am not the NSE https://afx.kwayisi.org/nse/kq.html COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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