qw25041985 wrote:This is a very classic example of a growth stock .  Their  "go south" strategy will pay dividends  and thus counter the low oil prices being forecastd in the coming years. ..... I wish the price cld just go down abit . 
 DUDE...what the heck is a "growth stock"???
..for one..a growth stock should atleast have an year on year  
ROE of 
AT LEAST 15 % over last 3 years..and that is just ONE factor..not considering super profits etc...
 dividend payouts impede this coz that is money that could be re invested!
 just because a company is 
expanding does not qualify it being a growth stock! AAAI!!!! Yawa!
 Look.. in our market.. if 
out of every Ksh1 collected in revenue, 45% or more of it is retained as earnings...consider that a growth stock..especially if most of it is re invested to grow revenues...
KK moving south does not necessarily qualify it as a growth stock... international oil firms seem to be fleeing Kenya to better markets..our environment is such that to 
survive.. KK has to 
look for new markets...
 wait for returns from such endeavors before calling it a growth stock.. well unless by growth stock you mean company expansion... LoL!
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