Good news. Can sapu liao...Top up somemore...Fly in the afternoon...

YA, well said Sign. The shark is controlling the whole game. Buyer & seller from the same person. Don't get into the trap. They will push up in the 2nd session.

Ha ha..there are so many Institution Q to buy in huge volume..this is a Bonus for them...next Q dividend will be more attractive...

Got news that you throw how many qty there is somebody eat your volume...just wait for the 2nd session and see...

Will said Icon8888. The AAT will give us a big surprise then. Follow by AAI...

Up very soon if Mother touch RM 2.50... but not today as you may see all the IB will revise its TP tomorrow or Monday morning...

You may enjoy RM 2.45 & above level if keep until Monday or Tuesday.

No more blocking liao...Big shark eat all at 2.35...Be prepare to limit up in the afternoon....history happen again...

Volume coming in...close RM 2.40 by 5pm.

May be close at 2.40...Do you believe???

only jalan from next week onwards...

IB will revise the new TP for both tomorrow.

TP RM 2.50 is logic by next week...Next QR RM 2.80

RM 2.35 by 12:30 noon.

RM 2.45 by 5:00 pm.

Will gap up in the afternoon. Just wait and see.....

Ya too much contra player...has to wait for next week for the new revise TP by IB.

No sapu will be regret. TP RM 2.50 by next Monday. Yahoooo...

Good news soon...Looks like something to be announced...

Will Green tomorrow...

Fly up high especially the Mother....

Air Asia QR on 26 May. Lets sapu kaw-kaw for now...

The shark will push it down first then only bring it up. Just like these 2 days.

Good profit to be announced since AAX doing not bad....it will continue to fly...

Ha ha...AAX good..Then its Mother must be outperform liao...RM350-RM500M kua???

PAT RM200-RM250M..>>>>>

No show. Nothing special for the QR kot?

Good results to be announced soon??? Its price keep on uptrend..Yahooo...Just wait and see...

Be prepared to fly...Hope you enjoy the journey with Air Asia & AAX.

CIMB Research ups AirAsia target price to RM3.13

http://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2016/05/20/cimb-research-ups-airasia-target-price/

Dont worry AAX fans, will fly high tomorrow. Target to close at tomorrow closing is 0.45.

Egypt Air not related to AAX or Air Asia.

Yeah..yeah..Big Shary makan kuat-kuat...

Yeah yeah..Big Shark coming...Makan kuat-kuat....

Will fly tomorrow...Be patient..

Buy back la pretty...Will fly again tomorrow until this Friday. Time will prove. The results will be super good if tomorrow close at new high.

Up tomorrow.....

Will up at least 10 cents per day until this Friday. Stay tune. Just see other people pocket full of $$$ for those who cant wait just for another 3 days.

So, tomorrow will be Rocketing as still got plenty of room to Gap Up.

Tomorrow AAX+Rocket...0.42...0.45...0.50...

The results will be unexpected. The price will be burst until you cant imagine. This few days will tell you. Expected strong buy from the Big Play from tomorrow until Friday. Yahoooooooooo! Everyday can Fllllllyyyyyy!!!!!!!!

Banker block it. They will not let you buy from tomorrow onward. Gap up tomorrow...

Budget airlines set to soar in Southeast Asia's open skies
Publish date: Tue, 17 May 2016, 01:47 PM

SINGAPORE: Low-cost airline groups and manufacturers of smaller passenger aircraft will be among the main winners after Southeast Asia's open skies agreement finally came into effect last month, although airport capacity constraints could limit the benefits.

Ratification of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) open skies agreements by Indonesia and Laos in April lifts restrictions on capacity and competition, allowing airlines to launch unlimited flights from their home to any point in the region subject to airport slot availability.

Hubs like Singapore, which have a clear expansion plan, could gain from an increase in air services, as will budget carriers which are ideal for a region where no two points are more than a few hours apart, say analysts.

"Airlines can launch any number of international flights as the market can support," said Alan Tan, an aviation law professor at the National University of Singapore. "Travellers can thus look forward to more flights at more competitive prices."

Dominant low-cost airlines like Malaysia's AirAsia, Indonesia's Lion Air, and Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific plan to do just that.

AirAsia, for example, wants more international flights from the Philippines and Indonesia, a spokeswoman said. This will help its affiliates, which have found it tough to break into the domestic market in those countries.

"Improved connectivity in the region will be a boon to tourism and strengthen ASEAN as an economic union," the spokeswoman said.

Budget airlines set to soar in Southeast Asia's open skies
Publish date: Tue, 17 May 2016, 01:47 PM

SINGAPORE: Low-cost airline groups and manufacturers of smaller passenger aircraft will be among the main winners after Southeast Asia's open skies agreement finally came into effect last month, although airport capacity constraints could limit the benefits.

Ratification of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) open skies agreements by Indonesia and Laos in April lifts restrictions on capacity and competition, allowing airlines to launch unlimited flights from their home to any point in the region subject to airport slot availability.

Hubs like Singapore, which have a clear expansion plan, could gain from an increase in air services, as will budget carriers which are ideal for a region where no two points are more than a few hours apart, say analysts.

"Airlines can launch any number of international flights as the market can support," said Alan Tan, an aviation law professor at the National University of Singapore. "Travellers can thus look forward to more flights at more competitive prices."

Dominant low-cost airlines like Malaysia's AirAsia, Indonesia's Lion Air, and Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific plan to do just that.

AirAsia, for example, wants more international flights from the Philippines and Indonesia, a spokeswoman said. This will help its affiliates, which have found it tough to break into the domestic market in those countries.

"Improved connectivity in the region will be a boon to tourism and strengthen ASEAN as an economic union," the spokeswoman said.

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Will break RM 2.30 in the 2nd session. Hold it tight....

Too early.....good show in 2nd half

Will break RM 2.30 in the 2nd session. Hold it tight....

People are keep on Buying...but you are selling...Go Ahead pls...Do not regret ya!!!!

1.Tata matches Fernandes’ equity in AirAsia India 17 May
2.AirAsia India hits 2.5 million passenger milestone 17 May

BENGALURU: AirAsia India has flown 2.5 million passengers as of today, the airline said.

"We at AirAsia India are thrilled beyond words on having flown 2.5 million guests as of today," AirAsia CEO designate Amar Abrol said in a statement here.

AirAsia India reached its 1 million passengers milestone in August 2015 and in a little more than six months, the number of passengers flown by it has grown to 2.5 million, it said.

To celebrate this occasion, AirAsia India is offering 50 per cent off on return fares for 50 hours across the AirAsia Group network.

The 50 per cent off is also valid on international destinations such as Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Bali, Phuket, Singapore, Melbourne, Auckland and many more connected by the Group airlines, AirAsia Berhad (Flight code AK), AirAsia X (Flight code D7) and Thai AirAsia (Flight code FD).

Seats are available for booking from today till May 18 for the travel period from August 1 to November 30, it said.

AirAsia India started its operations on June 12 2014 with an Airbus A320.

The airliner currently has a fleet of six aircraft with 10 destinations and 12 routes in India spanning Bengaluru, New Delhi, Goa, Pune, Kochi, Vizag, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Guwahati and Imphal.

U sell...I take all...AA 2.26 now...party time...