Post by
Katanguero on Jan 09, 2019 1:25pm
Results today
At 5:00 PM Toronto time, the CENI will present the results of the election. Ibthink Tshisekedi will win the election, and talk to Kabila for a pacific transition. Would be the best scenario
Comment by
bobsacramento on Jan 09, 2019 1:32pm
I’m not sure how accurate this statement is. Every candidate has been claiming that they are ahead in the polls. Even the meetings between Kabila and Tshisekedi aren’t confirmed and Kabila ‘s Rep denied any meeting. Fayulu or Tshisekedi IMO once CENI releases.
Comment by
bobsacramento on Jan 09, 2019 1:34pm
Fayulu is the best outcome. Tshisekedi has no plans to change royalties or the onerous taxes.
Comment by
Katanguero on Jan 09, 2019 2:01pm
For me any candidate guaranteeing a pacific transition is welcome. If modify the miner code, much better
Comment by
Katanguero on Jan 09, 2019 10:06pm
I told you a month ago and today: Felix Tshisekedi won, and is the best option for a pacific transition
Comment by
Tonafun on Jan 10, 2019 10:12am
Let's assume Tshisekedi is declared the victor and remains so, can someone more knowledgeable than me on international politics please explain why and/or how this could positively effect KAT stock in the near and long run. Please and thank you. I've noticed the stock slowly inching up up after the results were published.
Comment by
Katanguero on Jan 10, 2019 10:26am
First: the possibility of discussing the new mining code that allows to earn more money to mining companies. Second: there are many issues in the Congo, one of the reasons is the current president, a change of figure, for one more dialogue gives the hope of a more peaceful country for investors. There are areas of the country with armed groups, far from Katanga, but it is still a negative point.
Comment by
Lech1988 on Jan 10, 2019 10:48am
The most we can hope for in the congo is a peaceful transition of power which in and of itself is a massive achievement. The negative sentiment if there are violent protests in the street will be far more detrimental to KAT than the boost the stock would get from a slightly less preferable candidate that transitions in peacefully.