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    Mid 2007 Green List Performance

    Posted: June 27th, 2008, 7:47am CDT
    Last year I picked some stocks that I expected to perform exceptionally and placed them into my ‘green list’. A year later out of the four stocks I picked only one performed dismally while the other three have performed exceptionally, surpassing the market average of 12.30%. In fact they are the best performers for the period. They performed as follows:

    Stock

    Start

    price

    End

    Price

    %

    Gain

    Other

    information

    AccessKenya Group

    13.35

    35.00

    +162.17%

    The only post election effects survivor

    Equity Bank

    139.00

    300.00

    +115.83%

    Eminent split

    KCB

    24.00

    31.50

    +31.25%

    Issuing rights

    E.A.Cables

    46.00

    41.50

    -9.78%

    No known activity

    1,000 shares in each counter would have made you Ksh.185K richer, a whooping 83% gain. Who ever says last year was a bad year is a speculator. Considering the little effort it took to analyze the stocks I picked for the green list, then only a speculator could have made losses last year by buying stocks blindly. All an investor need to do is understand the counter he intend to buy in – management, business strategy and numbers (though I’ve discovered that historical numbers don’t count that much)

    Soon I will post "the 2008 green list" after some analysis. I feel that after the Safaricom IPO there is a small ‘breath’ in the market that may lead to a correction like the one experienced in 2007 March. But no cause for alarm, I could be wrong.

    {Disclaimer - this is a personal market opinion and list of my preferred stocks. It does not indicate certainty and anybody reading this should consult their investment advisor/ broker before making any investment decision}

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