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mlennyma
#2181 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 2:42:15 PM
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watesh wrote:
Demand side on Equity and KCB has dried up

we are in war,its too early to buy anything unless soko itafungwa.
"Don't let the fear of losing be greater than the excitement of winning."
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lochaz-index
#2182 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 2:52:47 PM
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watesh wrote:
Demand side on Equity and KCB has dried up

The dreaded no bid plus a limit down to boot. Sub-2000 is definitely printing today.
The main purpose of the stock market is to make fools of as many people as possible.
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lochaz-index
#2183 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 4:10:36 PM
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lochaz-index wrote:
watesh wrote:
Demand side on Equity and KCB has dried up

The dreaded no bid plus a limit down to boot. Sub-2000 is definitely printing today.

Market closed at 1958.55
The main purpose of the stock market is to make fools of as many people as possible.
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wukan
#2184 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 4:11:37 PM
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NSE 20 has finally broken sub 2K to close at 1958

In the meantime FED has gone crazy and thrown in the mother of all QEs
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slick
#2185 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 4:37:59 PM
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wukan wrote:
NSE 20 has finally broken sub 2K to close at 1958

In the meantime FED has gone crazy and thrown in the mother of all QEs


Its my hope CBK doesnt engage in QE shenanigans like the Fed and other developed world central banks.Anyway CBK cannot do QE even if they wanted to as the Kenya Shilling would devalue rapidly possibly collapse.I know the fall in the NSE 20 is painful but let the free markets take their course.These trillions of Fed QE and repos to bailout everyone will have devastating consequences long term as all these Fed trillions are loans payable back to the Fed with interest at taxpayers expense.Inevitably the US taxpayer will foot the bill for the trillions of bailouts and thats worse than allowing markets to fall.Anyway Western markets were at record level bubble levels built on Fed money printing,over leverage and excess risk taking and thats why their fall is much more dramatic than the Kenyan bourse.
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wukan
#2186 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 5:02:43 PM
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slick wrote:
wukan wrote:
NSE 20 has finally broken sub 2K to close at 1958

In the meantime FED has gone crazy and thrown in the mother of all QEs


Its my hope CBK doesnt engage in QE shenanigans like the Fed and other developed world central banks.Anyway CBK cannot do QE even if they wanted to as the Kenya Shilling would devalue rapidly possibly collapse.I know the fall in the NSE 20 is painful but let the free markets take their course.These trillions of Fed QE and repos to bailout everyone will have devastating consequences long term as all these Fed trillions are loans payable back to the Fed with interest at taxpayers expense.Inevitably the US taxpayer will foot the bill for the trillions of bailouts and thats worse than allowing markets to fall.Anyway Western markets were at record level bubble levels built on Fed money printing,over leverage and excess risk taking and thats why their fall is much more dramatic than the Kenyan bourse.


CBK joins the party CBR lowered 8.25% to 7.25% and cash reserve ratio lowered 5.25 to 4.25% which 35.2B of additional liquidity.
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slick
#2187 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 5:08:26 PM
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wukan wrote:
slick wrote:
wukan wrote:
NSE 20 has finally broken sub 2K to close at 1958

In the meantime FED has gone crazy and thrown in the mother of all QEs


Its my hope CBK doesnt engage in QE shenanigans like the Fed and other developed world central banks.Anyway CBK cannot do QE even if they wanted to as the Kenya Shilling would devalue rapidly possibly collapse.I know the fall in the NSE 20 is painful but let the free markets take their course.These trillions of Fed QE and repos to bailout everyone will have devastating consequences long term as all these Fed trillions are loans payable back to the Fed with interest at taxpayers expense.Inevitably the US taxpayer will foot the bill for the trillions of bailouts and thats worse than allowing markets to fall.Anyway Western markets were at record level bubble levels built on Fed money printing,over leverage and excess risk taking and thats why their fall is much more dramatic than the Kenyan bourse.


CBK joins the party CBR lowered 8.25% to 7.25% and cash reserve ratio lowered 5.25 to 4.25% which 35.2B of additional liquidity.


At least CBKs response is measured and not ridiculously excessive.Fed lowered rates to 0%-0.25%,cash reserve ratio lowered to 0% and if thats not enough liquidity,pumped in trillions in repo and QE.Now thats going overboard and despite this massive interventions,US markets still falling.This is the problem when your markets are pumped up by debt to record bubble levels where it reaches an inflection point whereby more liquidity has diminishing returns and has little to no effect in levitating asset prices.

One cannot solve a debt problem with even more debt liquidity injections.
Contrarian Investor and Trader.Advocate of free markets,limited government interference in the economy and sound money
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VituVingiSana
#2188 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 7:43:31 PM
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slick wrote:
wukan wrote:
slick wrote:
wukan wrote:
NSE 20 has finally broken sub 2K to close at 1958

In the meantime FED has gone crazy and thrown in the mother of all QEs


Its my hope CBK doesnt engage in QE shenanigans like the Fed and other developed world central banks.Anyway CBK cannot do QE even if they wanted to as the Kenya Shilling would devalue rapidly possibly collapse.I know the fall in the NSE 20 is painful but let the free markets take their course.These trillions of Fed QE and repos to bailout everyone will have devastating consequences long term as all these Fed trillions are loans payable back to the Fed with interest at taxpayers expense.Inevitably the US taxpayer will foot the bill for the trillions of bailouts and thats worse than allowing markets to fall.Anyway Western markets were at record level bubble levels built on Fed money printing,over leverage and excess risk taking and thats why their fall is much more dramatic than the Kenyan bourse.


CBK joins the party CBR lowered 8.25% to 7.25% and cash reserve ratio lowered 5.25 to 4.25% which 35.2B of additional liquidity.


At least CBKs response is measured and not ridiculously excessive.Fed lowered rates to 0%-0.25%,cash reserve ratio lowered to 0% and if thats not enough liquidity,pumped in trillions in repo and QE.Now thats going overboard and despite this massive interventions,US markets still falling.This is the problem when your markets are pumped up by debt to record bubble levels where it reaches an inflection point whereby more liquidity has diminishing returns and has little to no effect in levitating asset prices.

One cannot solve a debt problem with even more debt liquidity injections.
Let the markets figure it out instead of short-term interventions.

It's like having a (regular) flu and making the symptoms with antihistamines and decongestants. The symptoms worsen after the meds wear off.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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muandiwambeu
#2189 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 7:50:06 PM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
slick wrote:
wukan wrote:
slick wrote:
wukan wrote:
NSE 20 has finally broken sub 2K to close at 1958

In the meantime FED has gone crazy and thrown in the mother of all QEs


Its my hope CBK doesnt engage in QE shenanigans like the Fed and other developed world central banks.Anyway CBK cannot do QE even if they wanted to as the Kenya Shilling would devalue rapidly possibly collapse.I know the fall in the NSE 20 is painful but let the free markets take their course.These trillions of Fed QE and repos to bailout everyone will have devastating consequences long term as all these Fed trillions are loans payable back to the Fed with interest at taxpayers expense.Inevitably the US taxpayer will foot the bill for the trillions of bailouts and thats worse than allowing markets to fall.Anyway Western markets were at record level bubble levels built on Fed money printing,over leverage and excess risk taking and thats why their fall is much more dramatic than the Kenyan bourse.


CBK joins the party CBR lowered 8.25% to 7.25% and cash reserve ratio lowered 5.25 to 4.25% which 35.2B of additional liquidity.


At least CBKs response is measured and not ridiculously excessive.Fed lowered rates to 0%-0.25%,cash reserve ratio lowered to 0% and if thats not enough liquidity,pumped in trillions in repo and QE.Now thats going overboard and despite this massive interventions,US markets still falling.This is the problem when your markets are pumped up by debt to record bubble levels where it reaches an inflection point whereby more liquidity has diminishing returns and has little to no effect in levitating asset prices.

One cannot solve a debt problem with even more debt liquidity injections.
Let the markets figure it out instead of short-term interventions.

It's like having a (regular) flu and making the symptoms with antihistamines and decongestants. The symptoms worsen after the meds wear off.

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xtina
#2190 Posted : Monday, March 23, 2020 8:13:47 PM
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winmak wrote:
xtina wrote:
newfarer wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
watesh wrote:
mlennyma wrote:
Angelica _ann wrote:
We told all and sundry here about KPLC, you said we are mad and haters, oooh Mama wa nani ako ndani, today's price is below 2 bob smile smile smile

I think this is the easiest place to triple your fortune at the current price

Waiting for that sub 1.5, you can definitely get a 50% gain once the virus passes


Munataka kunyofolewa kabisa!!!!



What's the worst that can happen kplc is already down and it's a monopoly.so it can easily rise


I agree, I have set aside some 'f*ck it, YOLO' money to buy shares strictly as a risk taking venture and speculate.


Eerily reminiscent of my escapades in ARM😱😱😱 I am still licking my wounds...



Pole sana but 'f*uck it YOLO' money will remain just that and I will not count on it. I'm thinking more along the lines of WTK and other agriculturals given the Rift Valley issues.
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