I bought 100,000 of these at 2.1p in 2009. Not being a trader I decided to hold on even though the dropped to 0.7p the markets was saying "sell this looser". Since September 2010 Kefi has risen and risen, with Friday's rise of 1.325p being almost twice the actual value of the SP just three months earlier.
The first Saudi licence was "imminent" and now a month after that announcement its "days away". It seems that this time the market believes this to be true.
Friday's rise should draw in a flood of new followers on Monday with 5p a likely close and 10p gettable just as soon the first licence is announced.
Why is it that I don't have the guts to buy more of what I believe in even though the market is say "sell this looser"? What did the market know then that it doesn’t know now? Why did I dither when I could have bought a million Kefi for just £7k - that bright September day?




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