Folks, the entry of Malindo will change the dynamics of the game and it would be interesting to see what the incumbents will do to protect market share.

Another loser on Airasia share? Wakakakakakka!!

Must be losing tons of money on paper! Desperade people will do desperade things! Wakakakakakakakkakakak!!

Heheheheheheheheheh!!

It is fantastic for consumers, there will be more choices and if you remember how Firefly jet operations entered the scene and intensified competition, then you can expect the same to happen with Malindo.

Remember folks, take profit on rallies! Wakakakakakakak!!

If stock market experts were so expert, they would be buying stock, not selling advice.

Wakkakakakakakaka!! ...... asking others to risk their hard earned cash!

Folks, Malindo was “more than a competitive threat” to AirAsia, as it may be a strategic disruption to AirAsia’s regionalization.

Remember to take profit on rallies, folks!

Remember folks, risk of further selling by the foreign shareholders is still high. As at end-August 2012, the foreign shareholdings stood at 52%.

Well, good luck to those buying. Heheheheheheh!!

1. Air Asia made a major Wave 5 high with grossly overbought and bearish divergent signals.

2. All its chart indicators are firmly negative and supportive of further strong downside moves.

3. Will this stock break into lower territory in due course?

Folks, the question now do you believe its going to Rm3.00? If so please show me your money and buy more. Wakakakakakakak!!

Folks, in addition, AirAsia’s bargaining power will be diluted, as Malindo Air could also become an anchor tenant for KLIA 2 if its planned 12 aircraft deliveries per year materialise.

1. The entry of Malindo Airways and other no-frills carriers will help diversify MAHB’s clientele.

2. MAHB’s single client exposure risk with klia2 will be reduced as it will no longer need to be “subjugated” to AirAsia’s demands and complaints regarding the terminal.

3. If Malindo executes its commitment to grow its fleet by 12 aircraft per year, it can easily become klia2’s anchor tenant within the next four to five years.

Once KLIA2 is operational, MAHB will have almost 10 LCCs flying from it. Among them are Zest Airways, Lion Air, Tiger Airways, Cebu Pacific Air and definitely, AirAsia loh!

Folks, the entry of Malindo Airways, for one, is expected to bring more passengers to KLIA2! ....... Wakakakakakakak!!

Folks, consumers and Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) will be the biggest beneficiary of this latest development.

Well the intensified competition will likely promote higher traffic volumes and improve earnings prospects for MAHB.

Folks, since the so called hard core supporters not able to give you the answer then I will.

This is because Malindo scores higher marks on value proposition as it offers complimentary frills such as light snacks in-flight entertainment and uses an aerobridge for passenger embarkation.

As such a price war is a certainty, which will translate to profit erosion for the incumbent Airasia! ....... Wakakakakakakakakak!!

Folks, AirAsia will be impacted by Malindo’s entry despite a marginal cost advantage due to its scale and efficient operations. Know why?

Folks, the stock will break into lower territory in due course, as it breached its key support areas recently.

Well for today just another technical rebound! Heheheheheh!!

Folks, remember to take profit on rallies if you can! Heheheheheheh!!

Lion Air-backed Malindo Airways will sell tickets at prices matching “or maybe lower” than AirAsia.

Folks, AirAsia is vulnerable as people are easily seduced by low fares.

AirAsia shares rebounded ONLY 0.03 in morning trade today after recent sell-down following the launch of a new budget airline firm.

Remember folks, 1 month high is at Rm3.64 last traded on 29/8/12. What is 3cents up compared to 0.76cents losing in share value? Wakakakakakak!!

1. With today closing price at Rm2.85 Airasia’s market value shed to Rm7.92 billion.

2. On 11/9/12, the news of a low-cost value carrier, Malindo Airways becoming a player in the region its market value was at Rm9.11 billion.

3. This rapid shifts in price came amid news that Malindo Airways, which is 49-percent-owned by Indonesia’s Lion Group, base in KLIA2 will start operations in mid-2013.

So folks, yields are set to decline, and profit contribution from AirAsia’s biggest market will recede! Will you buy at this price now? Well, foreign investors are selling, folks!

Heheheheheheheheh!!

Remember folks, important for this counter not to close again below the critical support area at Rm2.88. If so then next downside target Rm2.82 & Rm2.74 with support area at Rm2.68.

So to those who bought higher, what your next action? Sell now and buy back later at much more lower price?

Well, I will leave that for you to decide? Wakakakakakakaka!!

1. Will there be margin calls?

2. Will there be force sell?

3. When will the dust settle?

Well folks, once all of the above are done many will be still bleeding profusely! Hahahahahahahahahahah!

1. Malindo Airways' entry will strengthen the Malaysia's aviation industry.

2. The partnership will also provide the regional low-cost air travel market with healthy competition, ultimately benefitting low-cost travellers in both countries.

3. The government on their part, will continue to support such INTIATIVES, especially bearing in mind that the ultimate beneficiaries will be the consumers of low-cost travel in particular, and the rakyat as a whole.

Isn't that bad news for Airasia but good to the consumers, folks! Judge for yourself!Hehehehehe!!

Folks, TF own mentor, Sir Richard Branson bailed out on him.

Many believed Branson realised that AirAsia has insufficient fund to pay back the down-payment of large aircraft orders that was last made by Tony Fernandez in Paris in 2011.

So how now, folks? Wakakakakakakakakakakak!!

Air Asia has only 8 planes for the domestic Indonesian market.

Malindo Airways planning 12 planes for Malaysia market.

Will the true TF show me the growth? Wakakakakakakakakakak!!

11/9/12: Malindo Airways will not pose threat to AirAsia - TF

26/9/12: AirAsia seeks collaboration with Malindo - TF

Trying to cool down the selling pressure by foreigners?

What happened to collaboration with MAS? Any latest development on the said collaboration?

Wakakakakakakakakakak!!

Every day, self-proclaimed stock market "experts" tell us why the market just went up or down, as if they really knew.

So folks, where were they yesterday? Wakakakakakakakakak!!

If stock market experts were so expert, they would be buying stock, not selling advice.

So folks, CIMB's mutual funds should be buying aggressively. But why are they not doing so but instead asking foreigns to buy?

Interesting ..... Wakakakakakakakakak!

3 Months Low : Rm2.820 on 13-9-12

So folks, will the price breach the 3 month low at Rm2.82 .... fasten your seat belt. Wakakakakakakakkakakakakak!!

Folks, will this counter close again below the critical support area at Rm2.88 today? If so then next downside target Rm2.74 with support area at Rm2.68.

Good luck, folks!

Folks, as at 29 June 2012, 52.04% of the issued and paid-up share capital of AirAsia of 2,779,149,580 ordinary shares of RM0.10 each were held by foreigners. As at 20/09/12, EPF interest 9.94%.

Remember folks, pressure on margin calls & force sell will set in if this counter fail to close higher than Rm2.87.

Trading in AirAsia shares is likely to remain depressed with a downward bias in the near-term as the market perceives Malindo Air as a threat to AirAsia.

Folks, news of competition from new entrant Malindo Air weighs negatively on investors sentiment but not EPF.

There goes you saving ........ Hahahahahahahahah!!

1. On 11/9/12 announcement of Malindo Airways to be based at KLIA2.

2. Following the news announcement of competition from new entrant Malindo Airways, Airasia shares took a beating & free fall.

3. Closed at Rm2.87 on 25/9/12, its market capitalisation was reduced by a whopping RM1.139 billion following news of competition from new entrant Malindo Air.

Well folks, closing at Rm2.87 low.

Pressure on force sell will set in if this counter fail to close higher than Rm2.87 low, for the coming days as this counter was heavily transacted last week at Rm2.95 above.

Also some leveraged investors may find themselves with little choice but to sell because of margin calls.

Careful now to those buying on contra. Fasten your seat belts and do pray hard so that the price wouldn't drop lower from today closed.

Muakakakakakakakakakak!!

What a good show. So now the questions?

1. Is this counter slowly & surely going north?

or

2. Is this counter slowly & surely going south?

Folks, please choose No:1 or 2. Tq!

Folks, if stock market experts were so expert, they would be buying stock, not selling advice.

So next time be extra careful on calls by Investment Houses!

AirAsia wishes to announce for public information that as at 29 June 2012, 52.04% of the issued and paid-up share capital of AirAsia of 2,779,149,580 ordinary shares of RM0.10 each were held by foreigners.

Yes, Air Asia carry the national flag but it has foreigners as majority shareholders.

EPF 9.9% Vs Foreigners 52.04%! Folks, how long can EPF keep on buying? Sooner or later EPF will also jump ship if there are more persistent selling from the foreign funds.

Well folks, the foreign investors forsee a decline in future revenues as MAHB has announced 10 LCCs will be using KLIA2.

1. If a company depends a lot on the high price of it's shares in the stock market to raise financing, in which the high revenue growth serve to propel speculation of it's shares based on the forecasted PE model, it will be faced with the question of sustaining that growth.

2. So now the question where is Airasia getting that growth? Indonesia? ... Low cost long haul? ... Japan? ... Expedia?... Philippines?

Any clue, folks?

1. Is Airasia going down together with all the Airbuses that it has ordered?

2. Is the nature of corporate lifecycle is such that Airasia's plunge is inevitable?

Remember folks, company that have been on high growth over a long time without consolidating will accumulate DEBT burden, operational inefficiency and management complacency and ego that will lead to it's early demise.

One Month Share Price Performance:-

High: Rm3.640 on 29-8-12
Low : Rm2.820 on 13-9-12
Critical Support Area: Rm2.880.

Will EPF be able again for this week to maintain the price to close above the critical support level?

Well folks, just enjoy the show!! EPF Vs Foreign Funds.

1. Malindo Airways is eyeing primarily AirAsia's lucrative domestic market in Malaysia especially the profitable Sabah and Sarawak routes.

2. Theoretically, Malindo Airways, being a new entrant in Malaysia, will go all out for market share at the expense of profits by undercutting prices.

3. AirAsia, on the other hand, may also want nip the competition in the bud by dropping fares which will result in a full-scale price war.

So folks, let the games begin! Consumers and airport operator MAHB will be the prime beneficiaries of new low-cost airline Malindo Airways' entry into the local airline industry in the form of choices and fares!

1. Malindo Airways is seen as becoming AirAsia strongest competitor in the low cost arena.

2. So far, AirAsia flies to many cities on a monopoly basis and competition is likely to be revived in Malaysia.

3. Financial experts expect a decline in fares and yields of AirAsia Bhd once the carrier starts flying.

4. Malindo will offer a slightly better comfort with a larger seat pitch (31 inch, 7% larger than AirAsia) and small snacks onboard. It also indicated to use the airbridges installed at KLIA 2, due to open in May next year.

5. So folks, in reality which LCC will you choose given a choice? Heheheheheh!!

1. Look like foriegn & local investors are still on the selling mode.

2. EPF on the other hand has been swimming against the tide by buying from the high price of around Rm3.64 till to the two week low of around Rm2.82 in order to support this counter no to fall & closed below it critical support level at Rm2.88.

3. At least for last week EPF was seen successful in doing that with the price closing at Rm2.95. What about this week?

Remember JPMorgan & Chase Co.’s stunning disclosure that the bank lost $2 billion in “egregious” trading losses.

So folks, only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked! Careful now!!.......Hahahahahahahahahah!!

Budget carrier AirAsia is hoping for a smoother ride ahead after a turbulent week of trading.

The company’s market value shed hundreds of millions of ringgit last week on the news of a low-cost value carrier, Malindo Airways becoming a player in the region.

So folks, bulls and bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered. Pity those pigs!! Hahahahahahahah!!

Dealers and analysts said trading in AirAsia shares is likely to remain depressed with a downward bias in the near-term as the market perceives Malindo Air as a threat to AirAsia.

Do you think Malindo as a threat, folks? Heheheheheheheh!!

Folks, to the die-hard fans of Airasia!!

"It's weird...you know the end of something great is coming, but you want to hold on, just so it can hurt you a little more"

Hahahahahahahah!!

CIMB - We see increased risks for AirAsia as Malaysia is its most profitable base and the source of funds to support fledging overseas associates.

As such, we cut our earnings per share (EPS) forecasts on lower yield assumptions.

Folks, why?......Don't believe meh? Wakakakakakakakaka!!

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An analyst from Hong Leong Investment Bank said the stock price continued to fall on the formation of Malindo Airways which was perceived as a threat for AirAsia by some.

The stock, which closed at Rm3.19 on Tuesday, shed 17 sen to Rm3.02 on Wednesday and fell another 7 sen to Rm2.95 Thursday.

The share had at 11:46am Thursday DROPPED to a bottom of RM2.82!

So folks, dare to buy? Hahahahahahahah!

Folks, on 27/08/12 EPF total shares interest in Airasia was at 245,767,700 units only.

Latest announcement to bursa, as of 18/9/12, total number of shares were at 274,062,100 that is an increased of 28,294,400 units.

While other foriegn & local investors were heavily dumping this counter, EPF on the other hand has been buying from the high price of around Rm2.64 till the way down to the two week low of around Rm2.82 in order to support this counter no to fall & closed below it critical support level at Rm2.88.

Well folks, at least for this week EPF was seen successful in doing that with the price closing at Rm2.95.

Without the support from EPF the price will be much lower. Will there be more aggresive selling by local & foreign funds again? Time will tell, folks!!

1. Confident that Malindo Air will be able to be profitable quickly (less than one year) on domestic Malaysia including the profitable Sabah and Sarawak routes and Indonesian routes given the strong demand and existing client base to tap onto.

2. The house adds that with the entry of Malindo Air, AirAsia's virtual monopoly ceases and yields are SET TO DECLINE and profit contribution from AirAsia's biggest market will RECEDE.

3. Note that AirAsia Indonesia's operations are significantly less profitable compared with its Malaysian operations - by Maybank Research House.

Remember folks, I am neither a bear nor a bull, I am an opportunist. I want to make money short and long term. I want to find good situations and exploit them.

How about you, folks?