ngapat wrote:Liquidity ratio now at 48%, highest for the past 10 years
Since Q2 2016, equity's liquidity ratio has shot through the roof. Liquidity preference is expected and admirable but the rate of bulking up draws more questions than answers. Is there something we can't see here? Widespread defaults or what?
Its liquidity ratio is now in the league of 'foreign banks' which are always averse to wanjiku lending.
The main purpose of the stock market is to make fools of as many people as possible.