Kenya Airways has been on a rally for over six months driven by what they say is foreign investor demand. It has been the darling of my small portfolio at the NSE, posting an over 100% rise in price to stand at the current Ksh.60. I’ve been keeping tabs on it, just incase I’m caught off side with another workers strike. Their service however, is still in bad taste to many. Competition on its African routes is getting stiffer as Ethiopian Airways ups its game but lucky the hedged fuel contracts ghost is fading as oil prices Increase. Any way, I’m still watching patiently, with a finger on the ‘sell button’.
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I have some i want to off-load. What price is it going to make U hit the "sell" button?
Thu Apr 08, 06:44:00 PM EAT@Anon: a sell decision is hinged on various factors including a gain on my average buying price. Actually at Ksh.60, the share price is on a down wards trend from a high of Ksh.66 recently.
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