Better to wait for more data from Israel, they are posting good results right now.

- 60% drop in hospitalizations for age 60-plus 3 weeks after 1st shot
- After having received the second dose, only 20 out of roughly 128,600 people, about 0.01 percent, had contracted the virus.

"they will still likely provide enough protection to make the vaccines worth getting"
"all the more reason why we should be vaccinating as many people as you possibly can"

So now you agree to take the vaccines or you simply anyhow quote here and there?

Damm salty sia this BloomBird, losing money in glove counters and coming here to let lose your tantrum. Do you somehow doubt that glove counters will go back up?

Believe in all sort of people and articles, but cannot believe in the vaccines aiyoh

Yes because Netanyahu is specialised in virology.

Say people dumb but still investing in glove and cannot even find a peer reviewed journal lol. Only articles.

Whatever that suits your narrative~ you seem to be cherry picking articles that agree with your point of view. Glove shareholders man lol

You playing dumb or what, SG will be done vaccinating by 3rd quarter this year, Malaysia should be done vaccinating by 4th quarter this year according to Khairy. Philippines would have vaccinated more than half of their population this year, same goes with Thailand and Indonesia. 4-5 years is a stretch and includes countries in Africa and other 3rd world countries. Malaysia will probably have a vaccine passport thing going on with other countries simply because we are a tourist reliant country.

You seriously think Malaysia will depend on tourist from Mozambique or from DR Congo or from some 3rd world country that haven't been vaccinated yet ah lol, you think every single country will wait 4-5 years for other countries to be fully vaccinated then say ok can travel. You must be nuts. Besides that 4-5 years is probably in reference to bringing down the virus to endemic level.

Still not going to buy glove stocks~~

The 4-5 years is Lawrence Wong's assumption and is factoring the whole world, African countries and 3rd world countries are dragging down the estimates. Fortunately, a large part of Malaysia's tourist are from countries that are vaccinating or will be vaccinating soon.

You are advising others while you are also burning money in glove counters, unbelievable. Have a reality check will you?

Lol no thanks. Why would I buy something that I know will eventually go down?

I don't deny that it is for convenience, but it is a growing market.

This should benefit Malaysians regardless since Grab is basically a monopoly for the e-hailing sector right now.

He will be delivering food according to his Instagram since he just got his bike license. No doubt it is a marketing gimmick but it is the cheapest way to advertise.

I assume this will fall under Teleport's division.

There will be AirAsia taxi in a few months according to Tony Fernandes's Instagram account.

Dropping half a sen a day

When it is good, some institution/person always shows up to push back down the share price. I am kind of tempted to sell at this point, but I kind of don't want to sell it at the same time.

I swear this counter is cursed, it never fails to dip every single day.

Doubt you can get it at 0.4 haha

My gut feeling tells me that this counter will continue to drop until the coming QR since it is on the downtrend.

This counter is still bleeding when other stocks are recovering.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-sees-60-drop-in-hospitalizations-for-over-60s-in-weeks-after-vaccination/

Aiyo talk so much but UEMS also drop when you bought.

Someone who has 30 years stock experience is not going to use the word "lit"

30 years experience when your username is 1993? Rule of thumb is to never sell on panic especially for long term investors.

If BigPay manages to secure the digital banking license, there is no doubt it's gonna be worth more than the whole of AA right now. The catch is that there is uncertainty on who will get the digital banking licenses. As for Teleport, they are already profitable and there is only room for growth with the growing e-commerce industry plus the growing middle class population in SEA.

No thanks, I don't need any advice from you.

If you guys want a meaningful discussion, go to reddit where people will be held accountable for their comments, shit comments will be downvoted and comments that bring good discussion will be upvoted. Unfortunately the Bursa subreddit is not very active, some people still use it though. I3 is purely for shit talking really.

BloomBird sure comments like a bot.

The next "PP" is called a rights issue you amateur.

Mearz, please continue clowning yourself, it is entertainment for us. Really appreciate it.

I've noticed there are more clowns than usual in this counter.

Seems like the cases went up today because of increased testing, today is the first time Malaysia have a daily testing rate of 100k+, about a 15k increase in testing from yesterday. Good thing that the government is ramping up testing.

Can the admins just ban BloomBird already, he is just spreading misinformation about the vaccines here.

Ignore this guy. He is not shorting or buying, so he is just trolling around here.

Do you want him to name every startup listed in the US that is loss making right now lol, do your own research la.

You can't even get your facts straight about AirAsia since you never done enough research, your arguments are fairly weak for someone who claims to know TF. That's why I assumed that you are an amateur. No point arguing with you, I will just end it here.

IMP0ST0R, Are you a medical doctor? Can you link any peer reviewed journals to backup your claims?

Mearz, I can tell that you are a new/amateur investor, you clearly haven't done your research on AA since they have gained nearly half a billion revenue last quarter. Investing is never that simple as to just look at the fundamentals. If it were that simple, more people would have make money in the stock market. In my opinion, while fundamentals are important, growth is more important for a company like AirAsia. Fundamental is only more important if there isn't room for growth left. Of course what is more important for AirAsia right now is survival.

You have been reposting the same anti-vaxxer stuff all over. You should be ashamed of yourself for promoting anti-vax agenda.

I'm just saying that the global trend is not on your side. A vaccine passport helps and is being adopted by several countries now. Singapore ramping up vaccinations helps a lot for Malaysia since they account for about 40% of tourist in Malaysia.

You can only wish to get it below 0.5, try to get it again next pandemic during MCO when there are no vaccines, except there won't be a next time for this counter because by that time, AirAsia will be more diversified.

There is not a single airline stock right now that is close to going below their share prices before Nov 8.

Good luck~

A lot of people here seem to blindly believe in these analysts.

Fair enough, I just doubt that you can get it below 0.6 above 0.6 might be possible. It went down to 0.5 last time because of travel restrictions plus vaccine uncertainties. Even back then, there was support at 0.5 with all the unknowns.

"only money airasia get now is from sending food to ppl like gojek, foodpanda HIHI."

Sure sounds like you haven't done enough research for someone who has a friend close to TF.

Then walk the talk and short this counter if you genuinely believe it will go to 0.3-0.4.

On a side note, I honestly doubt any country would close their borders for 2 years like you claim. That is just downright absurd, any countries economy would be destroyed if that were to happen.

I think the problem is that you are looking at AirAsia as solely an aviation company, I think most analyst do too. You need to look at their digital side as well. While their digital segments comprise a small segment of their revenue right now, I think it will be promising in the future since the growth rates for all of them have been quite impressive. No doubt AirAsia is badly affected at the moment, but this can be mitigated with proper cash flow management and rights issue/private placement.