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kayhara
#61 Posted : Monday, December 14, 2015 11:35:30 AM
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Risasi Sufuri wrote:
A quick one....does the online platform show shares (Supply and demand figures) listed under GEMs such as the monkey called ADSS?

when it works it's very nice gives you all supply and demand data real time like if you make an order it shows instantly unless it is traded instantly.
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Aguytrying
#62 Posted : Monday, December 14, 2015 2:22:21 PM
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Risasi Sufuri wrote:
A quick one....does the online platform show shares (Supply and demand figures) listed under GEMs such as the monkey called ADSS?


Yes. But you need add it to the watchlist.
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kayhara
#63 Posted : Wednesday, December 16, 2015 2:55:19 PM
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mlennyma wrote:
kayhara wrote:
Gatheuzi wrote:
gesowan wrote:
Error : USER SUSPENDED


I also got that message first time I logged into the new platform. You need to email them to reset out account.

NKT why does thing show market closed when it is clearly open? is it my net or is anyone else experiencing the same

this has been my nightmare,when i went there the lady logged in using her computer and showed me its open so i check my system settings, i left unsatisfied because she insisted the problem is not on their side,i still experience this problem on and off

found some solutions to the issues, one don't use safaricom internet, airtel, yu, orange, faiba and zuku all seem to work every time but not so with safaricom, 2 when suspended just use the forgotten password option,
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Spikes
#64 Posted : Wednesday, December 16, 2015 3:13:26 PM
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niko na solution if you are using AT LITE systems.
John 5:17 But Jesus replied, “My Father is always working, and so am I.”
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kayhara
#65 Posted : Thursday, December 17, 2015 1:12:04 AM
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Spikes wrote:
niko na solution if you are using AT LITE systems.

Share your knowledge
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Afroblk
#66 Posted : Monday, April 18, 2016 8:37:02 AM
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I checked my CFC account recently and saw some figures that I can't seem to understand how they derived at. What does "Market Portfolio Value after Haircut" mean? I calculated the brokerage fee, transaction charges and withholding tax but couldn't come up with the same figure. Can someone please explain how they come up with that amount?

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Spikes
#67 Posted : Monday, April 18, 2016 9:27:54 AM
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Afroblk wrote:
I checked my CFC account recently and saw some figures that I can't seem to understand how they derived at. What does "Market Portfolio Value after Haircut" mean? I calculated the brokerage fee, transaction charges and withholding tax but couldn't come up with the same figure. Can someone please explain how they come up with that amount?




You are a joker. I am not taking you pretty serious .
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mlennyma
#68 Posted : Monday, April 18, 2016 10:09:24 AM
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A haircut, in the financial industry, is a percentage discount
that's applied informally to the market value of a stock or the
face value of a bond in an attempt to account for the risk of
loss that the investment poses.
So, for example, a stock with a market value of 100 may get a
haircut of 20%, to 80, when an analyst or money manager tries
to anticipate what is likely to happen to the price.
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MaichBlack
#69 Posted : Monday, April 18, 2016 4:00:14 PM
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mlennyma wrote:
A haircut, in the financial industry, is a percentage discount
that's applied informally to the market value of a stock or the
face value of a bond in an attempt to account for the risk of
loss that the investment poses.
So, for example, a stock with a market value of 100 may get a
haircut of 20%, to 80, when an analyst or money manager tries
to anticipate what is likely to happen to the price.

Haircut is the value of your shares after a discount to cover price variation risk and in developed markets, this is max. value of security/collateral your shares can cover.

If your shares are worth 1,000,000/= actual value and 750,000/= after haircut, it means that (in a developed/mature market) you can use those shares to secure a 750,000/= loan.

In Kenya, simply ignore the figure. No one ever uses it!
Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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MaichBlack
#70 Posted : Monday, April 18, 2016 4:06:56 PM
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Spikes wrote:
Afroblk wrote:
I checked my CFC account recently and saw some figures that I can't seem to understand how they derived at. What does "Market Portfolio Value after Haircut" mean? I calculated the brokerage fee, transaction charges and withholding tax but couldn't come up with the same figure. Can someone please explain how they come up with that amount?




You are a joker. I am not taking you pretty serious .

Kuwa mpole. Even silence is a response. You don't have to respond to everything.

This is a community. While others are at the level of Dr. Opus Dei and Jimnah Mbaru others are just beginning and many, many more are in between. And everyone started at the bottom unless of course there is ONE fellow (guess whom!) who was born knowing what a haircut is (Either the one given by a barber or the financial one!!)
Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.
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