Investing in low cost airline business is a long haul! Due to fluctuating oil prices, it is better to take the year's average instead of the quarterly numbers!
Unless you don't believe in low cost airline as a viable business, then just exit and forget about the oil prices news that keep bothering you!
Just imagine that you are going to invest and start a business of your own! Can you achieve a PAT of 15%? Not easy! Most small businesses starting out actually failed!
In my view, it is probably safer to put your money with AirAsia then to risk your capital into the unknown!
Between premium and low cost airline, my choice is still the later! Then you want to understand the short haul vs the long haul business model. The short haul is still a better bet!
As long as the business is viable, profitable and still with growth, then it won't be very wrong to keep your investment on it!
What oil price? I buy AA because they literally screwed every other airline in Malaysia by market share. Millenial wannabes still gonna fly with whatever little money they have - so you know where to park it!
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Investing in low cost airline business is a long haul! Due to fluctuating oil prices, it is better to take the year's average instead of the quarterly numbers!
Unless you don't believe in low cost airline as a viable business, then just exit and forget about the oil prices news that keep bothering you!
Just imagine that you are going to invest and start a business of your own! Can you achieve a PAT of 15%? Not easy! Most small businesses starting out actually failed!
In my view, it is probably safer to put your money with AirAsia then to risk your capital into the unknown!
Between premium and low cost airline, my choice is still the later! Then you want to understand the short haul vs the long haul business model. The short haul is still a better bet!
As long as the business is viable, profitable and still with growth, then it won't be very wrong to keep your investment on it!