Ndio huyo low budget @Gaines kwa interview
Ndio huyo low budget @Gaines kwa interview
I was young once.
I had dreams, hopes…
Someone should tell them vile kuko
The middle class have one investment they bank on to be rich one fault unarudi kukua peasant
This time last year, Kenya Power stock was selling at Ksh 1.50 per share. It’s now selling at more than Ksh 8.00 per share.
… @ChifuMbitika ukona ranch.. leta habari uelimishe huyu mutu
That surge is artificial and it will collapse when bigwigs are done washing money. Small investors should note this is the time to cashout if such liquidity even exists
They made 30 billions profit last year, punguza jaba
Revenue by the company and you being able to liquidate your shares are two different things
The stock exchange is not a waruu market in nyandarua boy
I have more unofficial phds than mugabe. i know more than you
I thought so too. I haven’t seen such a surge since the Kibaki era: the surges in East African Cables, Centum, KQ, etc.
It’s time I got out, thanks for the heads-up. ![]()
Ndindi Nyoro told us he sold 11 million shares at that price (1.50/-), now it’s worth 10 times that after 6 months. I can see why his political acumen is rubbish.
Niliwaambia motivation speakers treat tem with a 10mtr long pole. Mtu wa mjengo ni bank gani itampatia 700k , tena bila security.
Where’s the surge? I remember they were 30 bob in 2019 now they’re 10 bob. Looking more like a muhindi company (Eveready, Sameer) every day.
Back in 2005-2006, Centum (back then known as ICDC Investments) surged from about 15/- to about 170/- in less than 6 months.
Later they did a 10-for-1 split. That’s how the price came down from about 170/- to 17/-.
KQ surged from about 5/- when Kibaki became president, to about 150/- in 2006.
Before the 2022 elections, Ndindi Nyoro was telling his Investax clients to sell, sell, sell KPLC shares.
I suspected he was driving down the share prices so that he could buy the same shares for himself at the rock bottom prices. So I also started buying KPLC shares at those 1-bob, 2-bob prices.
I had seen this game before: Kibaki’s golf buddies (TransCentury) manipulating the stock market in their favour, 2004-2006.
I am sure Ndindi is now laughing all the way to the bank.
I bought centum shares for 30 bob in 2018 and sold them for 45 bob 3 months or so later. They used to pay huge dividends then, which obviously affected their cash position, and now they’re in huge debt because Two Rivers has stalled. Typical tukiuke business.
Let me wait for them at 3 bob.
Awesome Bro. Since Kirubi started ailing, the business seems to be running like a headless chicken. Yeah, their entry into real estate was a big goof.
But, just like you, I am betting on their comeback: their fundamentals are just too good to pass up. Its current share price is such a bargain when compared to its net asset value.
Actually, I can’t touch Centum with a 50 foot pole because of communist actions like this. A red flag for someone who wants to bleed the company dry.
While everyone is complaining about the economy, people are quietly getting rich from the stock market.
KPLC is up 9 times in less than a year; KenGen - 3 times; Saf - double.
I remember looking like a fool 4 years ago when I started buying stock. My friends felt I was dumb for not snapping up 100 x 100 plots in Kajiado instead.