KSPI
Joint Stock Company Kaspi.kz
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Kaspi (KSPI) - The Kazakhstani monopoly on consumer-commerce and payments
Kaspi (KSPI) - The Kazakhstani monopoly on consumer-commerce and payments
KSPI: WeChat / MELI style. Super-app in Kazakhstan, expanding in Turkey
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Anyone have insights on KSPI? Kazakhstan based super app also expanding into Turkey. Seems insanely cheap, even with an EM discount priced in.
|Ticker|Allocation| |:-|:-| |KSPI|22.75%| |ADBE|12.25%| |ACGL|10.50%| |DR (TSX)|10.50%| |CWL (TSX)|8.75%| |QFIN|8.75%| |PBR|8.00%| |TME|6.25%| |FMCC |5.00%| |SGOV|3.25%| |MELI|2.25%| |QQQ Put|1.75%|
Thanks for following up, taking my post seriously, & being kind! It's nice to get the perspective of someone who's used their services first-hand. What service do you use now if you have to transfer money? I've got a few fintechs on my radar ($NU, $KSPI, $XP, $DLO), but they're all so regional. Don't you think that $WU has that overarching, global presence that has value to someone even if just in terms of a buyout? From the ER conference call, I think they're definitely moving/planning to move in the right direction with all of this; they just haven't been aggressive right out the gate. They mentioned digital currency/transfers & cost-cutting, among other things. They've recently announced several partnerships as well. It's wild that a profitable company is trading at such a low valuation IMO; I saw the same in $NOMD & it's been in a reversal for a while now; you could argue that $NOMD is similar in that they aren't the most competitive against their peers & yet they still have a business that's running, paying a dividend, etc.
* At current prices, KSPI offers a projected 9% 2026 dividend yield, with downside anchored by its dominant Kazakh fintech franchise.
KSPI. Turkey growth pretty much confirmed at this point and macro tailwinds from currency etc
KSPI earnings today, wishing them many million Tenge
That is reasonable but corruption tends to favor large established companies like KSPI
Kazakh economy will benefit from higher energy prices which is further tailwind for KSPI
Glad to see my Boy KSPI finally ripping. Been buying that since June last year. Genuinely a good company.
KSPI, Kazakhstani smartphone finance app company that's something like amazon+klarna over there.
Why KSPI , ive seen alot about it in investment magazines but I dont like the stock at all I think upstart is a much much better stock!
KSPI? that company never moves
All this Greenland talk is making Kazakhstan seem like safer bet compared to US. Time to buy $KSPI ?
I do have few names that can give returns like Meta in 2026, here are those tickers. SPT (Sprout Social) OS (One stream) KSPI (One of the overseas hidden gem 💎) UPS (we all know about this) UNH (Has more potential to go up) CRM (don’t need explanation here) UPST (I don’t know man, bought at $43 and currently up on it) CAVA (same condition with UPST) PIN (yeah, nah?)
Probably add to GOOGL, PLTR, and RKLB when/if appropriate and VOO at more or less random red days. I do often sell calls on PLTR, but I am much more careful nowadays with those. I'll probably look into robotics, defense, and utilities/energy more. KSPI is my moonshot bet that I sell calls on to buy an occasional share. I intend to not be too quick to pull the trigger and keep a relatively large cash position at the ready in 2026-2028. Also bought TLT this year that I could rotate out of if a crash materializes. Things will change though I'm sure.
My current portfolio, M37. RR - 83% (pre covid buy, slowly reducing) VWRA - 11% (increasing) IAG - 1.5% (hold, small dividend growing) QQQI - 1.3% (drip) SPYI - 1.3% (drip) ABCL - 0.5% (speculative buy, hold) BTCI - 0.4% (drip) KSPI - 0.4% (speculative buy, hold)
KSPI one of those companies that actually used AI to speed up revenue growth and guess what didn't spend billions on infrastructure build out.
I was finally gonna buy KSPI today but not now lol.
I will choose KSPI over SOFI
Many consider oversold? NVO and PFE. Two that are oversold and nobody’s looking at? KSPI and TLPFY.
Many consider oversold? NVO and PFE. Two that are oversold and nobody’s looking at? KSPI and TLPFY.
KSPI, is this Payments app in Kazakhstan? Their last 5¶year returns is just 60%. What's the bull case that you see?
My picks are ENPH, KSPI (Hidden Gem 💎), IEL (AU Ticker)
Thanks Paul, please analyse KSPI (Kapsi.kz) numbers looking great
Kapsi (KSPI) a company which no one knows exists 🫡
Nice, that's a cool idea. I'm probably buying CATL at its introduction on the HK exchange. A couple of other funny non US bets of mine you could follow, for the fun of it. ABB (ABB.ST), ATCO (ACO-X.TO), Kaspi.kz (KSPI Nasdaq), Reliance Industries (RIDGL.XC) and Tryg a/s (TRYG.CO) Set a reminder for a few years and come rub my face in it, when the US had kept out performing the rest of the world yet again. To make it worse, I sold ABBV, SO, CSCO, LMT, NOC, GLW and TXN in January, to cut my US exposure in half. Dumped most in my mortgage and the rest went into ABB, RIO and Reliance. At this point it seems nearly prescient, given how the USD has crashed, though I assure you it is pure luck.
If there will be a deal it's 🥭 selling Ukraine. Kaspi can sell to russian customers. Kernel co is tanking atm, I guess they have land in the donbass and they'll lose it when 🥭 sells the donbass. If Ukraine trades rare earth ores for support the only place where it can be refined is the lynas facility. It's a sad story. Tldr KSPI.
NIKE, AMD - about 15% each META, AMZN, KSPI - about 9% each PYPL, FUBO - about 4% each EL - ~2.8% ELF - ~2.5% SOFI, TESLA - 0% I hope I understood your question right. These numbers indicate the weight of each position on my portfolio. I have already shared their returns with you. Are they just for the length of time you actually held them? I didn't get it at all. If so, how much time for each, because it matters, right? Obviously, I held them 1-4 months. How long will I hold them? Until it makes sense to sell them. This is the only exit strategy. It's anywhere 1-20 years. It might be important mention that I won't be all in all outing. Avg in, avg out. I really did not understand the last paragraph with the question, but I hope I answered some of them.
Bear in mind, I started investing just October 2024 My high conviction picks are: META (+19.81%) AMZN flat FUBO (+158.4%) EL (+3.24%) ELF (+3.58%) KSPI flat NKE (-9.2%) AMD (-6?8%) SOFI (exit with +70%) but still a high conviction play, sold out due to lack of experience TSLA sold off with +60%, looking for entries when valuations will make some sense again (P/E ratio < 50 maybe)
I own upmmy. I like HDLMY. Search Poland adr’s. I own KSPI. I wish I could get more exposure to Kazakstan. I was there 10 years ago. Lots of potential growth. But pretty big political risk. I have been hunting down Romania stuff but not much luck.
$KSPI under the radar but insane fundamentals Growth and value
$KSPI holy shit 🚀 That stock pays a crazy dividend and has insane growth. How?
$KSPI - under the radar stock, oddly has huge dividend and growth
I own the stock. The Culper report was bogus. Their previous short reports were SOUN, IREN, GCT, XMTR, AXSM, TBBK, RUM, KSPI, XPEL, and ACEO. Most of these have been just fine. Happy to keep holding ZETA.
KSPI reports look good. Wonder when they will reach 120 again. Got played dirty by Culper Research since if involvement was true, they would be sanctioned already
Last week I found a strategy that doesn't have loss. BTO: KSPI Oct'18 120C (ask/bid: 1.25, 0.35) STO: KSPI Oct'24 135C (ask: 5.00) However, when I tried to buy it, my broker (IBKR) refused the order by displaying "Riskless combination orders are not allowed". The market is rigged or what was that?
Also bought KSPI stocks at the low. Kazakhstan is strong.
Lol, hedge bros shorted some middle eastern Fintech company (KSPI) and after that released an 'analysis' which is basically a FUD, driving the stock down 20%. Hope someone fucking short squeezes them to hell, this is such a dirty tactic.
KSPI, currently just under 50% of my portfolio. It’s a bank/superapp in Kazakhstan with lots of room for growth and is trading at a reasonable price right now. I bought after visiting the country and seeing the staggering amount of people who use it. Some shops only accept Kaspi, no cash or cards. I’d strongly recommend doing your own research but I am holding this stock long term.
I’ve got 45% of my portfolio in KSPI, at the very least you’re more sensible than I am
If KSPI drops I buy more KSPI, that’s it