@elbrutus, Every g*d d*mn finance book will teach you that ex-dividend price = last market closing price - dividend. Even if you have not read any books (you even got the guts to question people which book and call people funny), common sense will tell you that a payment of such huge dividend will reduce the company's assets tremendously which would result in a decrease in the company's valuation. Company's valuation go down = Share price go down. FUNNY
Wei, what is this? Asking Tony to do national service to marry MAS. Not at this current price. Must goreng AA to at least RM 5 then can give some AA shares as dowry to marry MAS.
Going forward, it is reasonable to expect the market to support AirAsia's share price at about 5% dividend yield. It is also reasonable to expect AirAsia to continue to pay 12sen dividend judging on their cash flow.....
Divide 12sen by 5%, you can a target price of RM2.40 base on dividend support.....
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Posted by wendyuong > 2019-06-28 15:57 | Report Abuse
Omg who Siti dare to buy AA up, after Ex-D most people will sell away their share...