my last selling price was 1.85 few years ago. Can go back there? Then I sai lang.

This post has been edited by yok70: Feb 26 2013, 05:38 AM

wow, that was like 3 years back?
Me think post-erection any price u can hantam in again.

18c dividend

+ proposed final div 6 cents

Can enlighten more on that? Interim 18c and final 6c?

Special div 18 cents

Proposed final div 6 cents

Yes...i know about the announcement....but how to calculate it? total up 24c or what?

Single Tier dividend, so all tax exempted. 24c

nice. but payout in 12 April. near election time. suspect could drop further and current price already priced in the dividend. good for those still holding. less good for those wanna go in near GE time.

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...40&sec=business

i tot it's 18c ?

http://bursa-dividend.blogspot.com/2013/02...vidend-018.html

special dividend of 18 sen (interim)

final tax-exempt dividend of 6 sen (Vote in AGM)

so total 24c Single Tier Tax Exempted Div

CIMB Equities Research has upgraded its target price for AsiaAsia from RM3 to RM3.10 and also its recommendation for the low-cost carrier.

Alliance Research said stripping out exceptional items, AirAsia's FY12 core net profit of RM847.1mil (up 32.5% on-year) came in above its expectations.

The low-cost carrier declared a special dividend of 18 sen and a final dividend of 6 sen, which came as a pleasant surprise.

“Going forward, management commits to pay up to 20% of net operating profits as dividends. Despite near-term hiccups, we remain positive on the fundamentals and growth prospects of AirAsia. Maintain Buy but raise target price to RM3.50 (from RM3.40),” said Alliance Research.

BUY, FV rm3.39

AirAsia posted an FY12 core net profit of RM803m on revenue of RM4.99bn, in line with our and consensus estimates. The numbers were weaker y-o-y owing to higher costs as well as start-up losses from its associates. 4Q yields did not pick up as much as we had anticipated but this was compensated by higher ancillary revenue. We keep our BUY call on AirAsia, with an unchanged RM3.39 FV, based on 11x FY13 earnings. We see a strong comeback in investor interest after management announced a bumper dividend and a payout policy. This may translate into a yield of 9% in FY12, if the board approves the proposals.

http://research.osk188.com/attachments/77/...2d6cbaaf600.pdf

Today's turnover and price surged on divi do looked good but the turnover is not among the highest 5 in the last 2 years. So I suspect that substantial shareholders are trying to stem the tide of price collapse. Will they succeed? Let us see tomorrow's activity.

AirAsia trying to become a dividend play? Capex needs slowing down?

Nope. AA group orders hundreds of planes, but they will be delivered over the next decade.

From CIMB's analysis, Dec 14, 2012...

AirAsia announced yesterday it has confirmed orders for another 100 A320s, bringing its total orders to 475 aircraft from Airbus since its inception. Yesterday’s order also includes options for another 100 planes. This development has been expected for months. Over 100 of AirAsia’s orders have been delivered, with outstanding orders for 374 planes, comprising about 110 classic A320s and 264 A320neos for delivery up until 2021.

This post has been edited by river.sand: Feb 28 2013, 10:41 AM

last2 minutes got "big" buyers. Someone pushing up

May i know if i key in to sell at 2.94, can my remiser 'kacau' my key in price and put at 2.95 instead? i am using hlebroking... because why, yesterday i sell at 2.94 but when i received trading note, stated there my sell price was at 2.95...

This post has been edited by potenza10: Mar 2 2013, 11:02 AM

It is not "kacau".
It is because seller willing to buy at 2.95 straight away.

For eg.
You key in 2.94 10 lots
But there is big buyer key in 2.95 10000 lots, then your order will be matched by the trading system at 2.95.

Oohhhh...thanks Cherroy!