Not yet in my portfolio, I am using kenmoney.

I am on CIMB. The code and quantity already in. But the name not yet appeared.

You keeping on dumping on 10th July ?

I will need to look at the opening price first. How about you?

If the price is good, will just dump all. Otherwise keep and see. However I expect RM1.50 on the opening day.

If 1.5, i will be very happy. I may queue at diff price ranges for every 100lots. That is my strategy.

I don't have that many as you. I have 26k units only. easy to dump all at one time.

I received a confirmation from my broker this morning that the 1000 AAX shares are in my account already... Now to wait until 0900 hrs. on Wednesday to see how the stock performs...

All the best to those of you who also got it, ya!

So fast? Haven't got mine yet, even after checking M2U just 5 minutes ago...

I thought you mention you were successful in the IPO allocation ? Why waiting for refund since you only subscribe 1000 shares always (no more no less)

Don't you remember that the IPO price set at 1.25 instead of higher price? But his 1000 shares cannot earn much with trading cost.

In my portfolio as well. I'm using HL ebroking.

Same for my M2U application. I got my refund the next day.

Stil not in my jupiter portfolio. So slow?

Not in my kenmoney as well.

Tomorrow before 9am should see. Else you keep for longer term lo!

i am using hl ebroking as well but is not in my portfolio yet.

jupiter normally will only show under your portfolio on listing day early morning... not sure what is their cut off time for updating the data..

since IPO allocation for public offering is so little, anyone planning to pickup more shares during the listing tomorrow? if yes, what's the target price? :-D

AirAsia X:  In For The Long Haul (AAX MK, Fair Value: RM1.50)

AirAsia X (AAX) is a leading low-cost, long-haul airline operating primarily in the Asia Pacific region. It currently flies to fourteen destinations across Asia, Australia, the Middle East, and will fly to an additional destination, Busan, from 15 July 2013. Currently, AAX has a fleet of 11 A330-300 planes for scheduled services and 2 A340-300 planes which are currently wet-leased. For its expansion plans, AAX is committed to take delivery of another 22 A330-300s up to 2017. We derive our fair value of RM1.50 for AAX using discounted
cash flows (DCF) valuation. At our fair value, AAX will be valued at 2014F EV/EBITDAR of 7.7x and P/E (core net earnings) of 20.0x.
We believe the key attractions of AAX are its ability to tap into the AirAsia extensive route network in the Asia Pacific region and its
exceptionally low cost base which would put it in a good position against increasing competition in the region.