TSTF, DKM and TLSB shall renounce their respective entitlements to the RCUIDS and the corresponding Warrants under the Proposed Rights Issue in full in favour of SASB; and
(ii) TASB shall renounce its entitlement to the RCUIDS and the corresponding Warrants under the Proposed Rights Issue: (a) in full in favour of SASB (“TASB’s Entitlement”); or
Daily technical highlights – (AIRASIA, EKOVEST) Author: kiasutrader Publish date: Thu, 28 Oct 2021, 10:38 AM
AirAsia Group Berhad (Trading Buy) • AirAsia is a low-cost airline serving more than 130 destinations across Asia Pacific. Together with its affiliates, it is the largest low-cost carrier in Asia by passengers carried.
• Battered by the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns, in FY20, AIRASIA’s revenue fell 75% to RM2.9b while its core net loss widened from RM142m to RM4.6b. However, as conditions gradually improved in the airline industry, in 2QFY21, AIRASIA’s revenue rose 24% QoQ to RM371m while its core net loss narrowed from RM1b to RM662m.
• Looking ahead, consensus is expecting AIRASIA’s net loss to narrow to RM2.6b in FY21 and to RM793m in FY22.
• In light of the gradual reopening of borders regionally, we believe investors will continue to favour recovery stocks, including airlines such as AIRASIA, which may see a recovery in earnings from pent-up demand for domestic and international travel.
• Technically speaking, since bottoming at RM0.50 in March 2020, the stock has been trading in an ascending channel, despite a brief revisit of the RM0.50 low in November last year.
• In light of the relaxation of lockdown measures here in Malaysia in recent weeks, the stock has rallied close to 40% from mid-September to mid-October. After its recent peak of RM1.33 earlier this month, the stock corrected 20% to bottom out at RM1.06.
• At the recent trough, the stock formed a bullish hammer candlestick, signifying the rejection of lower prices.
• Moreover, the Heikin Ashi candles suggest that the recent selling pressure has waned, as there are early signals of another rally ahead.
• With the stochastic indicator reversing from an oversold position, we believe the stock could continue trending upwards to challenge our resistance levels of RM1.29 (R1; 13% upside potential) and RM1.48 (R2; 30% upside potential).
• We have pegged our stop loss at RM1.00 (or 12% downside risk).
Ekovest Berhad (Trading Buy) • Ekovest is principally involved in construction, civil engineering, property development, and infrastructure concession.
• Like other construction firms and property developers, EKOVEST felt the pain of the pandemic-induced lockdowns, which halted construction progress and delayed property purchases. In FYE June 2021, the Group’s net profit fell 8% after having fallen 67% in the prior year.
• However, looking ahead, Ekovest is poised to benefit from the resumption of construction activity and the country’s economic recovery.
• Technically speaking, after rebounding off a low of RM0.285 in March 2020, the stock peaked at RM0.655 in May that year. Since then, the stock has been forming lower highs and lower lows.
• In August this year, the stock seems to have bottomed out at RM0.37, as the formation of a higher low (at RM0.385) in late September suggests that the stock’s long-term downtrend may have reversed.
• Moreover, after the stock broke above the 100-day SMA earlier this month, the stock seems poised to bounce off the dynamic support line in its most recent test.
• Supported by the prospects of earnings recovery and favourable technical outlook, we believe the stock will likely trend upwards to challenge our resistance levels of RM0.47 (R1; 13% upside potential) and RM0.51 (R2; 23% upside potential).
• We have pegged our stop loss at RM0.365 (or 12% downside risk).
Public bank has proved that their analysis is true again
Posted by kamirise360 > Oct 26, 2021 6:11 PM | Report Abuse X
Should follow PBB suggestion. To hold.
AirAsia Group Berhad - New Restructuring and Recapitalisation Plan for Thai AirAsia Source : PUBLIC BANK, Price Call : HOLD, Price Target : 0.86 Last Price : 1.11, Upside/Downside : -0.25(22.52%)
More relaxation on foreigners entering Malaysia from November 1, 2021. Sooner or later most restrictions to enter or leave the country would likely be removed as the world is opening up. This will definitely good for air lines especially those that catering to holiday and leisure travels. Just like what happen to crude oil and other fuels that surge once demand increases while supply had been curtailed during the pandemic. Who can predict crude oil will jump to current high levels where as it was trading below zero in the spring of 2020.
AirAsia has partnered with more than 20 airlines as it builds up its Super App into an online travel agency that also sells flights by competitors, according to a Reuters report.
Elsewhere in the Deep Blue Ocean, all Energy Battleships and Supertankers plus Jet Fighters are cruising full speed.
The same with the Thick Green Jungle, all Plantation are Flourishing and Booming. Yesterday, one of Mabel Plantation gave Terengganu State Heritage Trust Board (LTAWNT) RM1.87 million its share of profit from the plantation and healthcare group. The payment was for last year's profit for the development of LTAWNT’s 1,336-hectare oil palm plantation by TDM at its Air Putih Estate in Kemaman. Earlier this week they launched the 6th Medical Centre.
This will be complementary to the existing Medical Centre provided by Mabel Sunway and Sime Darby.
Don't worry we have enough hospitals to fight Covid 19.
Posted by DickyMee > Oct 29, 2021 10:13 AM | Report Abuse
AirAsia has partnered with more than 20 airlines as it builds up its Super App into an online travel agency that also sells flights by competitors, according to a Reuters report.
To be frank this rubbish stock should be 20c as ut current state. Rm1 super duper not attractive all. Rm1 ony attractive if aa back in profit i reckon min 2 years if everything went smooth
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Posted by DickyMee > 2021-10-27 19:34 | Report Abuse
TSTF, DKM and TLSB shall renounce their respective entitlements to the RCUIDS and the
corresponding Warrants under the Proposed Rights Issue in full in favour of SASB; and
(ii) TASB shall renounce its entitlement to the RCUIDS and the corresponding Warrants under the
Proposed Rights Issue:
(a) in full in favour of SASB (“TASB’s Entitlement”); or
Wonder why need to go through SPV