Someone not even know what CapitalA net current liabilities of RM (9,067,503,000) mean? Can Mike please explain to him?
As at 31/12/2022 CapitalA net liabilities is RM (9,427,491,000) of which net current liabilities is RM (9,067,503,000)
Can CapitalA fulfill the obligation of payables/sales in advance/lease and maintenance payment/borrowing and etc that due in 12 months time. Net current liabilities of RM (9,067,503,000)?
Hahaha, I am not the only one with the same view, read below: Anyway, I bought Capital A at 70c. Did SSslee sold Insas at 120c? ****** Stock: [INSAS]: INSAS BHD
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I purposely posted i bought CapitalA for you. Wanna let you realise, if figures alone could make a successful investor, then all accountants would be millionaires. As you highlighted, business sense. So far in i3, Philip has business sense. Grand Pine Alfred Chen has business sense. Of course Warren Buffett has business sense. That's what differentiate average investor and good investor.
I purposely posted i bought CapitalA for you. Wanna let you realise, if figures alone could make a successful investor, then all accountants would be millionaires. As you highlighted, business sense. So far in i3, Philip has business sense. Grand Pine Alfred Chen has business sense. Of course Warren Buffett has business sense. That's what differentiate average investor and good investor.
So he blamed the directors who are China citizen. Is that the only reason? *******
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I already cut loss all my HY except 500 units to qualify myself as shareholder. So no harm done, just learn my lesson again never trust mainland china man.
Hi SSlee. My guidance in spending and investments are based on %. I studied investment and financial planning in my 20s. As per financial planning, you could allocate maximum 10% of your investment in speculative stocks for higher than average gains. I knew this theory in my 20s but then it had always been 100% speculative stocks for me. I wanted fast money, can't wait. Well, my ending was obvious. Not only did i lost 100%, i was in debt of RM200k before i was 30 years old from contra loss.
That was then. As of now, my equities consist of 60% in REITs with an average yield of 6% nett. 30% cash (Since i believe market would go lower), and 10% in stocks i won't yet consider speculative (Even CapitalA).
You raised valid arguements, i didn't bother to look into it. And i won't insist that CapitalA would get out of PN17 unscathed. I bought CapitalA for few reasons below. 1. I have traded CapitalA or AA for at least 6-7 times to date without a loss. Holding time frame range from weeks to 1 year plus and minus. % gain from 2% to more than 100%. It seems to be my lucky counter. 2. I am prepared for a loss of 40%. As for gains, depends on how well the regularization is. 3. Short term, CapitalA's profit growth only gonna continue. (i paid double for my Dec 2022 and Dec 2023 Japan trip compared to before pandemic) 4. I like the fact that regularisation plan is months away. That's when volatility is high
Posted by Mikecyc > Apr 12, 2023 10:10 AM | Report Abuse Haha on the Lease Liability n Maintenance Provision oredi debated
Mike do you mean below on lease liabilities?
Under a treaty known as the Cape Town Convention (CTC), of which Vietnam is a member, airlines are able to secure better financing rates in return for their nations making it easier for lessors to repossess jets in the case of missed payments.
The treaty allows for jets to be de-registered, or removed from the host country's airplane register, in the event of a lawful request from the lessor and placed on an international register, allowing the owner to fly the aircraft away.
No worries about stockraider. He will be back to buy Insas-WC at half a sen. Then he has to pray very hard at god of mercy temple for someone to buy back his WC at half sen before WC expired worthless.
12. (i) Depreciation on right of use asset Quarter ended 31/12/2022 RM million Quarter ended 31/12/2021 RM million Operating aircraft 220.0: 141.2 Non-operating aircraft 93.9: 246.6 Others 1.3: 18.4 315.2: 406.2 (ii) Finance costs - lease liabilities Quarter ended 31/12/2022 RM million Quarter ended 31/12/2021 RM million Operating aircraft 168.0: 58.1 Non-operating aircraft 92.4: 98.7 260.4: 156.8
Yes CapitaA Lease is being handled well . Quarter end 31/12/2022 Planes lease RM 315.2 million and finance costs on lease liabilities RM 260.4 million. Total of RM 575.6 million per quarter.
Why should we worry? By seeing the book this is the best we know. Only those who handle the books knows, the team who draft the regularisation plan knows, and the Almighty knows.
Insaf now inhaling smoke coming out from AirAsia planes, correct or not? When can Insaf overtakes Capital A? Is there any more facts and figures to share?
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