@12Rona_ Exactly. A great company can still be a bad buy at the wrong price
$SCOM's fundamentals may remain strong, but at 15ร earnings, future growth expectations are already high.
I'd rather wait patiently for the valuation to come to me than chase the price
@12Rona_ That's the interesting part about EQTY
If profitability continues to compound while the share price stays around KCB's level, the valuation gap could eventually become difficult for the market to ignore
Waiting for a better entry rather than chasing the rally makes sense
@12Rona_ That's the interesting part about EQTY
If profitability continues to compound while the share price stays around KCB's level, the valuation gap could eventually become difficult for the market to ignore
Waiting for a better entry rather than chasing the rally makes sense
The $KCB vs $EQTY battle is getting serious. ๐
Same first target at KES 100.25, but very different stories behind the numbers
KCB has the scale, Equity has the profitability. Now we wait to see if KCB or EQUITY gets there first.
Banking investors are eating good in 2026.
Waiting to see between Equity (Member) and KCB (Simba) will be the first to breach the KES 100 mark. Both beasts are likely to hit KES 122 by or before March 2027 if current performance is maintained.
@NSE_Investors putting my money on KCB to breach KES 100 first
The momentum, earnings growth and KES 3 interim dividend make Simba look ready for another leg up. Letโs see what Mr. Market decides
@Peter_Thuita001 From tomorrow 18th august there will be a price drop on $ABSA shares....so the best thing is buying the dips but not aggressively (for dividends)
@Shimbirta2 My one lesson: don't buy a stock just because the price is going up.
Understand the business, read the financials, know why you're buying, and have a reason for holding
Your thesis should be stronger than your emotions.