its down, good chance to collect for the longer run. expect this year profit to improve.

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a quick scan though all gold related, tomei seems to be a better deal at the point of writing. pohkong already up 11% while tomei only 3%. Will do some analysis and share here. very interesting development in the middle east.

lol. one thing to note is that, Capital A is still trading way below its pre-covid time. i'm very keen to see after PN17 lifted, its price will return back to pre-pandemic levels.

@The_JQuestion,
I share your view too. overall its good news for the aviation sectors. and i guess our role is to capitalise on this trends. hope everyone will be profitable at the end of the day. cheers!

It's essential to recognize that each airline's financial performance depends on various factors, including route networks, cost structures, and market dynamics.

1. Different Business Models:
Singapore Airlines (SIA) and AirAsia indeed operate with distinct business models. Here's a brief comparison:
- SIA: As a full-service carrier, SIA focuses on premium services, long-haul flights, and connecting major global cities. Their emphasis is on luxury, comfort, and high-quality in-flight experiences.
- AirAsia: AirAsia, on the other hand, follows a low-cost model. They prioritize affordability, point-to-point routes, and efficient operations. AirAsia aims to make air travel accessible to a broader segment of travelers.

2. Travel Recovery:
The news about Singapore Airlines' record profit reflects a positive trend for the aviation industry. By reporting a profit of S$2.67 billion for 2023-2024, SIA demonstrates that travel demand has rebounded significantly. In fact, this level of profitability suggests that travel has not only returned to pre-COVID levels but has likely exceeded them.

Both airlines contribute to the industry in their unique ways, catering to different customer segments. As travel continues to recover, there is hope to see positive outcomes for AirAsia as well. 🌏✈️

https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/record-1-98-billion-profit-surge-leads-to-8-months-salary-bonuses-for-singapore-airlines-staff/

With this positive momentum, we can certainly hope for other airlines, including Capital A and AAX, to follow suit and soar to new heights! 🚀🌏

@dragon328 thanks.

exactly. there is a very high chance it will break RM2

@Eggplant, if you look beyond PE, KSL is a steal. low debt, good cash pile to weather any downturn or slowdown and able to buy cheap lands for further development.

https://klse.i3investor.com/web/blog/detail/financeforall/2024-05-16-story-h-161611982-Unearthing_the_Hidden_Gem_KSL_Holdings_BHD_A_Rising_Star_in_Malaysia_s_

KSL is significantly undervalue compared to its peers.

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oh... PAOS owns land targeted for the high-speed rail project, positioning them for windfall from both sale and development. Savvy investors are taking notice - should I get in? hmm.

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today kuat goreng this counter. wow. no selling and buying all the way up tho volume is still slim. whoever the operator for this push is good.

yup. volume is coming in. something is def brewing. more interesting question is, tan sri ong and osk selling to whom? who is taking up such large stake?

i'll revisit again when price is more accommodating

profit taken. told ya. hehe.

alu price is up, most alu counters are up except for ARANK.

im looking at alternative counters like ARANK. i think PMetal upside are quite limited, difficult to justify my Risk/Reward

TP2: 0.800
CL: 0.720

Risk/Reward: 1:3 (Assuming entry at 0.740)

i think its gonna be a good trade

sad thing this counter no volume. with Aluminium price on the rise, PMetal has fly approximately 10% since Alu price jack up, this counter has barely move. business model is very similar to PMetal, with good profit. DY is even better than PMetal, the person running the business was also ex-PMetal guy. im positive this counter will move in the near term