Scramble For Kengen Shares
Anyone who is keen to watch the NSE and see the way the stock prices dance up and down must have surely reckoned that the latest thrust that is just about to happen, is a force too strong to ignore.
The media blitz that Kengen generated aroused and awakened our minds to the fact that its shares are something we cannot just let slip our fingers. So, existing stock holders, having stocks that have marginally gained in value with low prospects of dividends and a bleak outlook on growth, decided to sell them and keep money ready to grab Kengen.
So, what happens in such a case, where supply outstrips demand, share values dip, and inexperienced shareholders curse the market while the real players, who also happen to have some lots of dosh with them, dash to buy the now lowly priced shares. That is the stock market, and that is how it works.
If you have some money in a savings account, and such money reduces with time, rarely grows, or even if it does, usually the growth is less than the inflation rate, or "chama" or can get some from "mwethia" or even rob, get your hands on that money and buy the Kengen shares. If you will still be alive in 2008, come back to this blog and we will calculate how much money your shares will have made for you, as you sit on your usual chair! And as my school teacher used to say, “sitting there warming the chair” and I add, while my shares add value to my money and my life!
The media blitz that Kengen generated aroused and awakened our minds to the fact that its shares are something we cannot just let slip our fingers. So, existing stock holders, having stocks that have marginally gained in value with low prospects of dividends and a bleak outlook on growth, decided to sell them and keep money ready to grab Kengen.
So, what happens in such a case, where supply outstrips demand, share values dip, and inexperienced shareholders curse the market while the real players, who also happen to have some lots of dosh with them, dash to buy the now lowly priced shares. That is the stock market, and that is how it works.
If you have some money in a savings account, and such money reduces with time, rarely grows, or even if it does, usually the growth is less than the inflation rate, or "chama" or can get some from "mwethia" or even rob, get your hands on that money and buy the Kengen shares. If you will still be alive in 2008, come back to this blog and we will calculate how much money your shares will have made for you, as you sit on your usual chair! And as my school teacher used to say, “sitting there warming the chair” and I add, while my shares add value to my money and my life!
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