I think next year will be fantastic, best ever for Malaysia.
1. Tons of Chinese money flows into Malaysia. (reversal of MYR trend also) By the way, look at those construction companies, lots of the local projects went into the hands of Chinese Construction companies because they have much better technologies (and precision) and financial strength to complete the job.
2. Oil price shooting sky high. Supply was actually gradually decline since the beginning of the year, whereas demand picked up in recent month. Its the perfect timing to announce a production cut to push oil price sky high. Pickens reenter market around July, he saw that earlier.
3. Commodity prices rebound strongly. Look at Rubber, Oil Palm prices etc, all picked up strongly.
Despite the risk of sky high oil prices etc may affect Airasia's performance, i vote for "her" next year. As I was really impressed by Airasia's move to tookover a small company bd4h, that could potentially be a game changer.
be careful with Tune Protect. now that MAVCOM ordered them and AirAsia companies to let customers "opt in" instead of "opt out" when they buy plane tickets, their travel insurance performance went down in the last quarter when AirAsia and AAX passenger numbers went up. which means actual demand for their travel insurance is much lesser (many customers were conned to buy the insurance together with the plane ticket last time without being aware)
plus they are growing the general insurance segment which they don't seem to perform so well. claims incurred and management expenses are one of the highest in the industry
just to clarify, I said be careful on Tune Protect because valuations are not cheap even after the recent drop which mean there's still quite a bit of growth premium priced in there. they have to at least grow up to market expectations
Monitoring on Tune Protect for quite sometimes, expected to deliver decent results on Travel Insurance Segment following the improved load factors of Airasia & AXX in the latest Q, but figures of TunePro turned out to be the other way, quite surprised.
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I think next year will be fantastic, best ever for Malaysia.
1. Tons of Chinese money flows into Malaysia. (reversal of MYR trend also)
By the way, look at those construction companies, lots of the local projects went into the hands of Chinese Construction companies because they have much better technologies (and precision) and financial strength to complete the job.
2. Oil price shooting sky high.
Supply was actually gradually decline since the beginning of the year, whereas demand picked up in recent month. Its the perfect timing to announce a production cut to push oil price sky high.
Pickens reenter market around July, he saw that earlier.
3. Commodity prices rebound strongly.
Look at Rubber, Oil Palm prices etc, all picked up strongly.