the MSC share price is over heating... i wonder if it is justified... because at this rate 16 can be reached in no time...

i'm really worried that sellers are going to start flooding the market right at the time the buyers have had enough sugar...

but in the meantime more sugar baby!!

demand 863,200, supply 1.11M....hahaaaahaaaaa

Never loose your position in a bull market...utalia ukiwa umefunga jicho moja na ile ingine ikitoa machozi when you see the stock run away!

I entered at an average of about 9.5 over a two-year period. I am now 30% up, may be it's time to start taking some profits ... and put the money 'you know where'...

Let me sleep over it....zzzzzzzzzzzz

Under the pillow! That's why I slept so soundly... and decided to take the 30% profit. Order going to the broker right now at sh13.5

@Kesh - No idea what specifically you are referring to... lakini no need for fancy degrees or qualifications...

The concepts can be learnt by anyone... and COMMON SENSE is what makes a better investor...

@VVS am tokin bout , for example what a term like NAV means n its significance n how when given a financial statement unles i hia frm someone else i hv no idea wat all those figures r about (sijui kama ni mishahara za wadosi wa company,lol!)..i appreciate the fact tht the profits a company is makin is nt th only important thng..especiali if ur thinking longterm investment..
Ama let me say it this way..without such forums ad probably (bt not exactly) b 'piki-piki-ponki' on stocks.
@spark.. I kno class knowledge doesnt giv you everythn esp in investment but You cnt discount it completely..Eis bwana..kwanza i rili appreciate apprenticeship (o learn as u see) bt let me illustrate what am saying: give a lay man a mil years n they'l b able 2 figure out how to operate a rocket,that i hv no doubt, bt jst in time 2 b the oldest rocket scientist. i kno it wont b that long as i learn lakini bt kuna hiyo element ya blindness n floating kwa forums.
@vvs n spark.. Ama wat r ur degrees/qualifications o alternatively how many years have u been investors?

@kesh!
the stock market is not as hard as it looks especially ours that doesnt have any of the complex instruments like options and futures trading that are on other exchanges...

but if you are interested in knowing how to interpret financial statements then i wouldd suggest CPA/ACCA...

and if you insist on being technically savvy in this game then a C.F.A would be the course for you though its a bit complex and requires one to have a bachelors degree...

@Kesh - Start with not using sms-like language...!

Thanks guyz now we r movin. Al def do that. Halafu, @vvs n all.. Poleni, n i beg 2 b excused from now henceforth.. Sina pc most of th tym n so i post replies using my fone hence the sms-like language which is of course faster. Na T9 haikubali sheng bwana so i hope no 1 wil take offence. I wil try as much use undstandable sms-like language.