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NIC goes Head to Head with DTB
the deal
#1 Posted : Tuesday, January 17, 2012 8:07:43 PM
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Verdict: DRAW

My Recommendation: Avoid/Sell.

Due to strong headwinds facing these two banks;-

1. Shrinking interest rate spreads

2. Impairments which might result in deterioration of asset quality

3. Weak capital ratio’s which require some form of strengthening via capital calls i.e. debts, rights issues, bonds, retained earnings (sacrifice dividends) etc. otherwise lack of adequate capital will curtail growth at the two banks this year.

Read the entire report on this link http://contrarianinvesti...tb-whos-hot-and-whos-not
guru267
#2 Posted : Tuesday, January 17, 2012 9:02:42 PM
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Awesome analysis¡¡ The contrarian woud be scooping NIC at these levels because all the bad news is priced in..

Do you mind doing an analysis on EB vs KCB¿¿
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StatMeister
#3 Posted : Tuesday, January 17, 2012 9:57:03 PM
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good work, looking forward to more stuff...SWOT?
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sparkly
#4 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 12:20:06 AM
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Good work @the deal.

I have a huge bias for NIC. It has consistently shown a growth curve, slow but sure.

Wild fluctuations (high beta)present chances for easy money. I buy at 27-33, pocket the 50 cent dividend and 1 for 10 bonus.

An year down the line i sell at 42-48 and repeat for easy money.
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#5 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 12:50:57 AM
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wow ! not my type of stocks but nice analysis ..do one for roar and member ! too
Kirika
#6 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 9:16:36 AM
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Awesome ! Your analysis is short, and packs a punch !
the deal
#7 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 11:32:56 AM
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Thanks guys, enough of bankssmile i'm thinking of doing Kengen Vs KPLC...Centum Vs Tranny...BAT Vs EABL...NMG Vs Standard....
FUNKY
#8 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 11:37:44 AM
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I will be waiting for BAT v/s EABL
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#9 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 1:29:18 PM
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waiting Centum VS Tranny
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#10 Posted : Wednesday, January 18, 2012 7:37:13 PM
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the deal wrote:
Thanks guys, enough of bankssmile i'm thinking of doing Kengen Vs KPLC...Centum Vs Tranny...BAT Vs EABL...NMG Vs Standard....


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#11 Posted : Thursday, January 19, 2012 2:29:38 AM
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Great stuff. Also add the insurances and agriculturals in your queue
the deal
#12 Posted : Thursday, March 01, 2012 11:35:34 AM
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[quote=the deal]
Verdict: DRAW

My Recommendation: Avoid/Sell.

Due to strong headwinds facing these two banks;-

1. Shrinking interest rate spreads

2. Impairments which might result in deterioration of asset quality

3. Weak capital ratio’s which require some form of strengthening via capital calls i.e. debts, rights issues, bonds, retained earnings (sacrifice dividends) etc. otherwise lack of adequate capital will curtail growth at the two banks this year.

Read the entire report on this link http://contrarianinvesti...b-whos-hot-and-whos-not[/quote]

VINDICATED.....NON OF THIS BANKS HAVE RETURNED +15% SINCE THIS REPORT WAS PUBLISHED...AT LEAST NIC TRIED BUT THAT'S BECAUSE IT WAS RECOVERING FROM AN OVERSOLD POSITION...I still maintain my SELL recommendation on both of this two banks...buyers can get in at cheaper price cos rights issue shares will have to be offer at a discount (30-50%) to tease buyersPray Pray
mwanahisa
#13 Posted : Thursday, March 01, 2012 11:47:06 AM
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Indeed you have been vindicated to some extent but remember you had also given a target price for NIC Bank in the 50's range last year by April 2012! We all make mistakes, not to worry.

For NIC Bank, when you issued your new sell recommendation (when it was trading at Kshs 25 - 26 range), I thought you were being rather harsh. With a PE of less than 4 and trading just above book value, I thought the counter was undervalued and actually bought more between 24.75 & 25.50.

At the current price, I don't expect much upside this year (esp because of its low dividend and upcoming rights issue). But down the line, I will stretch out my neck and target a price of at least Kshs 40 in 2013 (after factoring the bonus and rights issue).

As for DTB, I would indeed agree with you that the share price will most likely stagnate or decline for most of this year.

the deal wrote:
[quote=the deal]
Verdict: DRAW

My Recommendation: Avoid/Sell.

VINDICATED.....NON OF THIS BANKS HAVE RETURNED +15% SINCE THIS REPORT WAS PUBLISHED...AT LEAST NIC TRIED BUT THAT'S BECAUSE IT WAS RECOVERING FROM AN OVERSOLD POSITION...I still maintain my SELL recommendation on both of this two banks...buyers can get in at cheaper price cos rights issue shares will have to be offer at a discount (30-50%) to tease buyersPray Pray

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