Guys i have been trading elsewhere internationally but i havent been keen in Kenyan stocks.Now that my citizen status have been reversed.I wonna first start trading investing on money market first as way of coming back home.Guys my only problem is i havent been in nairobi bourse game but im ready to learn,listen as well as willing to risk if i get some good information.Please here are the questions guys as investors of this market.
(a)Which are the stocks that have the quickest growth in this market?
(b)Which are the best stocks in paying good dividends?
(c)Which stocks are the best to invest right now as the market is at the bottom?
(d)What are future of this oil stock company (KenolKobil)(ihave always invested with oil companies and the return is good?)
Please all advices are wellcome .....any new ideas will help regardless the accuracy
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This is my advice or my 2 cents as some would say..
KCB. trailing P/E 12.21, forward P/E 9.5, dividend yield 5.35% (note financial sector P/E is 16.45 and average dividend yield is 2.8%)

Jubilee. Trailing P/E of 11, forward P/E of 8.5, dividend yield of 2.3% but always coupled with a bonus.

KPLC. After conversion i expect a total of 185million ordinary shares. Hence a trailing P/E of 11.8 and a forward P/E of 8.7, the conversion of the preference shares should lead to a spike in the dividend yield to above 6%.. (Industrial sector P/E is 14.1 and average dividend yield is 3.3%)

@mwanahisa KPLC has to pay 1.1billion in interest per year on the prefs.
I expect them to increase their payout ratio as the conversion is completed and the need for capital expenditure reduces.. But that is at least two years away...

And KCB is looking real good now... The weekly volumes show that profit takers from the rights are being flushed out...

u didn'nt factor in the factor people do fall in love with stocks...leading to error in judgemnt...have u fallen in love madam...one's partner always look flawless despite the fact that upper hakuna teeth...my 2 Zim cents...

Tsk ! Tsk ! Tsk ! Tsk ! Tsk ! . Nobody mentiond Kengen ? And the way the government is pumpin in money in the energy sector. Wait until they do away w/ the sale 2 a strategic investor then the price'll rally 4 sho'

@jaggernaut did you find me?

@sparkly How long do you want before it "shows a clear picture"??

I wouldn't call that a nose dive. Just normal market activity. Shouldn't read too much into it. KCB was stable by the way. Equity has hit a barrier at 26. Nobody wants to buy at that price. Don't expect too much movement. Mpaka October as the 3rd quarter results near. That or they make a major announcement like opening in Rwanda or Tanzania.

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