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hisah wrote:Aguytrying wrote:@hisah. The identity of the ftse 15 n 25 is such a guarded secret. Any leads on where I can search. Maybe if one buys the mentioned KE NSE CFDs one can be furnished with that info. But it's obvious the top 4 counters are part on these CFDs. Though they too get revised from time to time. This might help. http://docdro.id/KwkUpxM
The doc clearly states the top 5: 1. Safaricom 2. EABL 3. Equity 4. KCB 5. Coop Then on the FTSE website, we look at the last two reviews: http://www.ftse.com/prod...tnotices/?id=NSE-KENYA, 6. KQ (replaced ARM in June 2016) 7. HF (replaced CFC in Dec 2015) There are 9 banks total since we have 4 of those, there are 5 more (8-12) There are 2 utilities (13-14) There is 1 Oil and Gas (15) So we have just under half the list. Can we decode the remaining ones? This classification might help: https://en.wikipedia.org...lassification_Benchmark
My best guess is: the remaining banks are the next largest by market cap: Stanchart, barclays, DTB, I&M and CFC the two utilities are Kengen and Kenya Power. Oil and gas is KenolKobil My two cents. Mnaonaje?
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snipermnoma wrote:hisah wrote:Aguytrying wrote:@hisah. The identity of the ftse 15 n 25 is such a guarded secret. Any leads on where I can search. Maybe if one buys the mentioned KE NSE CFDs one can be furnished with that info. But it's obvious the top 4 counters are part on these CFDs. Though they too get revised from time to time. This might help. http://docdro.id/KwkUpxM
The doc clearly states the top 5: 1. Safaricom 2. EABL 3. Equity 4. KCB 5. Coop Then on the FTSE website, we look at the last two reviews: http://www.ftse.com/prod...tnotices/?id=NSE-KENYA, 6. KQ (replaced ARM in June 2016) 7. HF (replaced CFC in Dec 2015) There are 9 banks total since we have 4 of those, there are 5 more (8-12) There are 2 utilities (13-14) There is 1 Oil and Gas (15) So we have just under half the list. Can we decode the remaining ones? This classification might help: https://en.wikipedia.org...lassification_Benchmark
My best guess is: the remaining banks are the next largest by market cap: Stanchart, barclays, DTB, I&M and CFC the two utilities are Kengen and Kenya Power. Oil and gas is KenolKobil My two cents. Mnaonaje? Delete. NSE25 Index CLICK HEREPesa Nane plans to be shilingi when he grows up.
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Pesa Nane wrote:snipermnoma wrote:hisah wrote:Aguytrying wrote:@hisah. The identity of the ftse 15 n 25 is such a guarded secret. Any leads on where I can search. Maybe if one buys the mentioned KE NSE CFDs one can be furnished with that info. But it's obvious the top 4 counters are part on these CFDs. Though they too get revised from time to time. This might help. http://docdro.id/KwkUpxM
The doc clearly states the top 5: 1. Safaricom 2. EABL 3. Equity 4. KCB 5. Coop Then on the FTSE website, we look at the last two reviews: http://www.ftse.com/prod...tnotices/?id=NSE-KENYA, 6. KQ (replaced ARM in June 2016) 7. HF (replaced CFC in Dec 2015) There are 9 banks total since we have 4 of those, there are 5 more (8-12) There are 2 utilities (13-14) There is 1 Oil and Gas (15) So we have just under half the list. Can we decode the remaining ones? This classification might help: https://en.wikipedia.org...lassification_Benchmark
My best guess is: the remaining banks are the next largest by market cap: Stanchart, barclays, DTB, I&M and CFC the two utilities are Kengen and Kenya Power. Oil and gas is KenolKobil My two cents. Mnaonaje? Delete. NSE25 Index CLICK HERE @sniper. Good thinking. @pesa nane. We're talking about FTSE 25 and 15. Uve linked nse 25 The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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sparkly wrote:lochaz-index wrote:Metasploit wrote:Still way down to go..
Too much supply at good prices with no excitement in demand
KPLC touched 8.55 with no excitement in demand..8.00 will print in a few days time
KCB at the lowest RSI in more than 10 years (14) with supply building at 32 and still no excitement in demand..30 will touch eventually.Will Ksh 30 excite demand ? Doesnt look like
CIC eyeing 4.00 and below
Britam breaking below 13.50 round 2 (There has been lots of supply here)
and soo many others.....
Meanwhile safcom has refused to go past 17.50 and drop below 17.00.Waiting to see who wins Kcb has leaked in a lot of water. >50% tanking from peak to trough...very interesting. Initially when the NSE20 started to slide, Kcb was among the few stocks that held ground. Now, on a relative basis, it is front running the market big time. So far Safcom, BAT, eabl and equity are proving to be tough customers for the bear...saving the best for last? Jubilee is another bluechip that is up there. Those stocks are the bluest blue chips in the NSE The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself
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snipermnoma wrote:hisah wrote:Aguytrying wrote:@hisah. The identity of the ftse 15 n 25 is such a guarded secret. Any leads on where I can search. Maybe if one buys the mentioned KE NSE CFDs one can be furnished with that info. But it's obvious the top 4 counters are part on these CFDs. Though they too get revised from time to time. This might help. http://docdro.id/KwkUpxM
The doc clearly states the top 5: 1. Safaricom 2. EABL 3. Equity 4. KCB 5. Coop Then on the FTSE website, we look at the last two reviews: http://www.ftse.com/prod...tnotices/?id=NSE-KENYA, 6. KQ (replaced ARM in June 2016) 7. HF (replaced CFC in Dec 2015) There are 9 banks total since we have 4 of those, there are 5 more (8-12) There are 2 utilities (13-14) There is 1 Oil and Gas (15) So we have just under half the list. Can we decode the remaining ones? This classification might help: https://en.wikipedia.org...lassification_Benchmark
My best guess is: the remaining banks are the next largest by market cap: Stanchart, barclays, DTB, I&M and CFC the two utilities are Kengen and Kenya Power. Oil and gas is KenolKobil My two cents. Mnaonaje? Nice info. $15/barrel oil... The commodities lehman moment arrives as well as Sovereign debt volcano!
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Aguytrying wrote:sparkly wrote:lochaz-index wrote:Metasploit wrote:Still way down to go..
Too much supply at good prices with no excitement in demand
KPLC touched 8.55 with no excitement in demand..8.00 will print in a few days time
KCB at the lowest RSI in more than 10 years (14) with supply building at 32 and still no excitement in demand..30 will touch eventually.Will Ksh 30 excite demand ? Doesnt look like
CIC eyeing 4.00 and below
Britam breaking below 13.50 round 2 (There has been lots of supply here)
and soo many others.....
Meanwhile safcom has refused to go past 17.50 and drop below 17.00.Waiting to see who wins Kcb has leaked in a lot of water. >50% tanking from peak to trough...very interesting. Initially when the NSE20 started to slide, Kcb was among the few stocks that held ground. Now, on a relative basis, it is front running the market big time. So far Safcom, BAT, eabl and equity are proving to be tough customers for the bear...saving the best for last? Jubilee is another bluechip that is up there. Those stocks are the bluest blue chips in the NSE KCB has suffered because of NPLs,upcoming rights issue and scrip dividend conversion price. The big damage was NPLs.Between Dec 15 to march 16,they increased by 7 % from kshs 23 billion to kshs 30 billion. In contrast,Equity did well.Their npls stood at kshs 9,078,750,000 on 31st dec 2015.The increase of kshs 1,836,878,000 to stand at kshs 10,915,628,000 as of 31st march 2016,was small. Kcb exposure to gok bureacracy is to blame for this high increase in npls.But they will do well.Acquision of Chase bank will improve revenue stream.That will cover the shareholder gains erosion from the rights issue. Towards the goal of financial freedom
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Ebenyo wrote:Aguytrying wrote:sparkly wrote:lochaz-index wrote:Metasploit wrote:Still way down to go..
Too much supply at good prices with no excitement in demand
KPLC touched 8.55 with no excitement in demand..8.00 will print in a few days time
KCB at the lowest RSI in more than 10 years (14) with supply building at 32 and still no excitement in demand..30 will touch eventually.Will Ksh 30 excite demand ? Doesnt look like
CIC eyeing 4.00 and below
Britam breaking below 13.50 round 2 (There has been lots of supply here)
and soo many others.....
Meanwhile safcom has refused to go past 17.50 and drop below 17.00.Waiting to see who wins Kcb has leaked in a lot of water. >50% tanking from peak to trough...very interesting. Initially when the NSE20 started to slide, Kcb was among the few stocks that held ground. Now, on a relative basis, it is front running the market big time. So far Safcom, BAT, eabl and equity are proving to be tough customers for the bear...saving the best for last? Jubilee is another bluechip that is up there. Those stocks are the bluest blue chips in the NSE KCB has suffered because of NPLs,upcoming rights issue and scrip dividend conversion price. The big damage was NPLs.Between Dec 15 to march 16,they increased by 7 % from kshs 23 billion to kshs 30 billion. In contrast,Equity did well.Their npls stood at kshs 9,078,750,000 on 31st dec 2015.The increase of kshs 1,836,878,000 to stand at kshs 10,915,628,000 as of 31st march 2016,was small. Kcb exposure to gok bureacracy is to blame for this high increase in npls.But they will do well.Acquision of Chase bank will improve revenue stream.That will cover the shareholder gains erosion from the rights issue. chase bank will be the killer bullet to kcb. Only a thief can save another thief. what so rosy in chase bank that a big cat in kcb is seeing in chase bank other than a bottomless pit for shareholders wealth. wait and c. ,Behold, a sower went forth to sow;....
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The best thing about hitting rock bottom is that the only way left is up. Instinct, 2016
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instinct wrote:The best thing about hitting rock bottom is that the only way left is up. Instinct, 2016 I can now agree that @hisah was very bold when he asserted that NSE20 index, today 3555 points, downtrend will be very swift sweeping everybody into the abyss including savvy traders by surprise. John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
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Spikes wrote:instinct wrote:The best thing about hitting rock bottom is that the only way left is up. Instinct, 2016 I can now agree that @hisah was very bold when he asserted that NSE20 index, today 3555 points, downtrend will be very swift sweeping everybody into the abyss including savvy traders by surprise. iam tired of this bear  "Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning."
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