Kenya: Tea Auction Prices Post Highest Six Month Mark
IMF also forecasted recover in tea prices from 2015.
Is it wise to wait until next quarter?
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their demands are backed by politicians like digambaram who can make political changes.So demands can't be ignored.soileconomy wrote:nimantha80 wrote:yesterday heard a news that workers demanding 1000 per
That is the most worrying factor in the industry and it is highly connected to politics.Employers are in the view of productivity should be link to the work output.if so then good for the industry
nimantha80 wrote:their demands are backed by politicians like digambaram who can make political changes.So demands can't be ignored.soileconomy wrote:nimantha80 wrote:yesterday heard a news that workers demanding 1000 per
That is the most worrying factor in the industry and it is highly connected to politics.Employers are in the view of productivity should be link to the work output.if so then good for the industry
Thanks a lot Dear V.P for your valuable advice! I'll follow your advice!VALUEPICK wrote:Dear Peacockman
........ Don’t buy and sell stocks without any valid reasons. It is better to buy stocks in pullback unless they are in very bullish mood which can break their all time high again and again. Finally all tea stocks will go up when we see higher tea prices. Before buying tea stocks have a study on the cost of production and future trends in the global tea market. On valuation some tea stocks are attractive.Good luck!
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