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Ya...isn't insider trading illegal.
Laulan ( Date: 19-Aug-2010 11:05) Posted:
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Insiders really make so much money. The share came up from a low level when it was losing money. Now when it makes money, insiders sell the shares.
Insiders should let us the public know beforehand that they are selling, and not after they have sold. But alas this condition is not in the mind of the watchdogs which appears only as cats. hehehe.
hpong5 ( Date: 19-Aug-2010 08:54) Posted:
| Tiger Air says substantial shareholders sell shares |
Tiger Air says substantial shareholders sell shares
Tiger Airways Holdings, the discount carrier part-owned by Singapore Airlines, said Chief Executive Officer Tony Davis and two of its substantial shareholders sold the company’s stock. About 65.8 million shares priced at $1.90 apiece were sold to a “broad base of institutional investors” via a placement, the company said in a statement to the Singapore stock exchange. Tiger Air said it did not participate in the placement.
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Insiders really make so much money. The share came up from a low level when it was losing money. Now when it makes money, insiders sell the shares.
Insiders should let us the public know beforehand that they are selling, and not after they have sold. But alas this condition is not in the mind of the watchdogs which appears only as cats. hehehe.
hpong5 ( Date: 19-Aug-2010 08:54) Posted:
| Tiger Air says substantial shareholders sell shares |
Tiger Air says substantial shareholders sell shares
Tiger Airways Holdings, the discount carrier part-owned by Singapore Airlines, said Chief Executive Officer Tony Davis and two of its substantial shareholders sold the company’s stock. About 65.8 million shares priced at $1.90 apiece were sold to a “broad base of institutional investors” via a placement, the company said in a statement to the Singapore stock exchange. Tiger Air said it did not participate in the placement.
Source: Bloomberg |
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MAS lOst mUltI-hUndred mIllIOn rIggIts
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hpong5 ( Date: 19-Aug-2010 09:23) Posted:
19-08-2010 09:01:45
Singapore Hot Stocks-Tiger Air opens 3 pct down after placement
SINGAPORE, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Singapore budget carrier Tiger
Airways opened 3 percent lower on Thursday, hitting a
near one-month low, after the firm said two substantial
shareholders and its chief executive sold shares in the firm.
At around 0103 GMT, Tiger's shares were down 2.5 percent at
S$1.93, with over 1.3 million shares changing hands.
Tiger said substantial shareholders Indigo Singapore Partners
and Ryanasia, along with CEO Tony Davis, have sold a total of
65.796 million Tiger shares at a discounted price of S$1.90.
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Local newspaper Straits Times also reported Tiger Airways had
lost more than 20 pilots since June, forcing the airline to cut
flights to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Chennai over the last four
days.
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Still expensive than IPO.
placement its happening now. 1.90 discounted share
19-08-2010 09:01:45
Singapore Hot Stocks-Tiger Air opens 3 pct down after placement
SINGAPORE, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Singapore budget carrier Tiger
Airways opened 3 percent lower on Thursday, hitting a
near one-month low, after the firm said two substantial
shareholders and its chief executive sold shares in the firm.
At around 0103 GMT, Tiger's shares were down 2.5 percent at
S$1.93, with over 1.3 million shares changing hands.
Tiger said substantial shareholders Indigo Singapore Partners
and Ryanasia, along with CEO Tony Davis, have sold a total of
65.796 million Tiger shares at a discounted price of S$1.90.
[ID:nSNZ7CPlpp]
Local newspaper Straits Times also reported Tiger Airways had
lost more than 20 pilots since June, forcing the airline to cut
flights to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Chennai over the last four
days.
moving down to 1.90 possible.
| Tiger Air says substantial shareholders sell shares |
Tiger Air says substantial shareholders sell shares
Tiger Airways Holdings, the discount carrier part-owned by Singapore Airlines, said Chief Executive Officer Tony Davis and two of its substantial shareholders sold the company’s stock. About 65.8 million shares priced at $1.90 apiece were sold to a “broad base of institutional investors” via a placement, the company said in a statement to the Singapore stock exchange. Tiger Air said it did not participate in the placement.
Source: Bloomberg
LOLL! They still keep on selling?
pharoah88 ( Date: 10-Aug-2010 14:35) Posted:
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UOB KayHian
SELL S$1.52
susan66 ( Date: 06-Aug-2010 23:03) Posted:
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Ya sold this morning when I see it gap down from yesterday's high. When it open around 2.14 drop to 2.08 feel uneasy so when it rebounds again quickly take profit around $2.16. When it keeps going up then I hold tight I will not let my profit become losses, so must be alert at all times. After selling, think I did the right thing when I saw the bad news :
"Tiger Airways (J7X.SG) down 5.4% at S$2.12 following what some analysts call dismal June-quarter results. Low-cost carrier returned to black with S$1.9 million profit in fiscal 1Q11 vs S$6.0 million loss year earlier on increased travel demand, tax benefit. But earnings sharply lower than March-quarter's S$22.3 million profit on higher operating expenses, lower ticket prices. "Growth in passenger traffic came at the expense of ticket prices," says UOB KayHian, which has Sell call with S$1.52 target, describing performance as dismal; "Tiger's share price has priced in a blue skies scenario, which has yet to materialise." 15-day moving average, last at S$2.02, expected as support."
Anything can happen, so just be alert when things suddenly change. But if it reverses again, will grab back. Cheers!  |
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Don't fly too high too because there is turbulence of profit taking when it flies too fast too high. Steady is better unless there is good show in the next reporting.
Better don't crash and go underwater.
Just like its cheaper fares, the airline is going cheaper too in stock price. Hahaha.
UOB KayHian
SELL S$1.52
susan66 ( Date: 06-Aug-2010 23:03) Posted:
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Ya sold this morning when I see it gap down from yesterday's high. When it open around 2.14 drop to 2.08 feel uneasy so when it rebounds again quickly take profit around $2.16. When it keeps going up then I hold tight I will not let my profit become losses, so must be alert at all times. After selling, think I did the right thing when I saw the bad news :
"Tiger Airways (J7X.SG) down 5.4% at S$2.12 following what some analysts call dismal June-quarter results. Low-cost carrier returned to black with S$1.9 million profit in fiscal 1Q11 vs S$6.0 million loss year earlier on increased travel demand, tax benefit. But earnings sharply lower than March-quarter's S$22.3 million profit on higher operating expenses, lower ticket prices. "Growth in passenger traffic came at the expense of ticket prices," says UOB KayHian, which has Sell call with S$1.52 target, describing performance as dismal; "Tiger's share price has priced in a blue skies scenario, which has yet to materialise." 15-day moving average, last at S$2.02, expected as support."
Anything can happen, so just be alert when things suddenly change. But if it reverses again, will grab back. Cheers!
niuyear ( Date: 06-Aug-2010 12:45) Posted:
| Have you sold?? Now 2.070! |
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Stock Calls
Tiger Ai rways
Hold | $2.07
DBS Vickers downgrades Tiger Airways to Hold from Buy, cuts target price to $2.00 from $2.25. Changes follow cuts in fiscal FY11
EPS estimate by 15 per cent to account for lower-than-expected 1Q11 results, FY12 estimate by 11per cent to reflect start-up losses from recent JV with Thai Airways to start budget carrier.
Next support level is 1.92.
This one gone case for now...
Ya sold this morning when I see it gap down from yesterday's high. When it open around 2.14 drop to 2.08 feel uneasy so when it rebounds again quickly take profit around $2.16. When it keeps going up then I hold tight I will not let my profit become losses, so must be alert at all times. After selling, think I did the right thing when I saw the bad news :
"Tiger Airways (J7X.SG) down 5.4% at S$2.12 following what some analysts call dismal June-quarter results. Low-cost carrier returned to black with S$1.9 million profit in fiscal 1Q11 vs S$6.0 million loss year earlier on increased travel demand, tax benefit. But earnings sharply lower than March-quarter's S$22.3 million profit on higher operating expenses, lower ticket prices. "Growth in passenger traffic came at the expense of ticket prices," says UOB KayHian, which has Sell call with S$1.52 target, describing performance as dismal; "Tiger's share price has priced in a blue skies scenario, which has yet to materialise." 15-day moving average, last at S$2.02, expected as support."
Anything can happen, so just be alert when things suddenly change. But if it reverses again, will grab back. Cheers!
niuyear ( Date: 06-Aug-2010 12:45) Posted:
Have you sold?? Now 2.070!!
susan66 ( Date: 05-Aug-2010 23:22) Posted:
TIGER AIRWAYS REPORTS POST-TAX PROFIT OF SGD 1.9 MILLION FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 30 JUNE 2010
• Group profit after tax of $1.9 million for the quarter ended 30 June 2010, versus a loss of $6.0 million for the quarter ended 30 June 2009
• Profitable results driven by strong passenger growth, unit revenue increases, and continued strict cost control
Really flying up to the sky like SIA.  Luckily catch it in time at $2.08 very bullish uptrend, still holding tight! Cheers  |
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Tiger Airways back in the BLACK
Budget airline Tiger Airways is back in the black in its fiscal first quarter, overturning the loss of $6 million in the period a year ago, to post a net profit of $1.9 million.
# profit SHARPLY lower than 1Q ? ? ? ?#
Meanwhile, the carrier’s revenue rose 45 per cent to $145 million.
Tiger said strong passenger growth, unit revenue increases and continued strict cost control led to the profitable results.
Its President and CEO, Mr Tony Davis says the carrier is capitalising on the strong economic growth and visitor arrival data out of Singapore by increasing its Singapore fleet by some 40 per cent over the next six months.
Tiger is banking on its proposed partnership with Thai Airways, announced earlier this week, to establish a new low-cost airline based in Thailand called Thai Tiger.
note: THAI Tiger Show was famous ?
pharoah88 ( Date: 06-Aug-2010 14:01) Posted:
WHY TiGER AiRWAYS lOst its WiNGS befOre Listing ? ? ? ?
HOW tIger aIrways mAde prOfIts aftEr lIstIng ? ? ? ?
WHAT iS thE sEcrEt ? ? ? ? |
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WHY TiGER AiRWAYS lOst its WiNGS befOre Listing ? ? ? ?
HOW tIger aIrways mAde prOfIts aftEr lIstIng ? ? ? ?
WHAT iS thE sEcrEt ? ? ? ?
Tiger Airways' earnings are sharply lower than March-quarter’s $22.3 million profit on higher operating expenses and lower ticket prices.
“Growth in passenger traffic came at the expense of ticket prices,” says UOB KayHian, which has a Sell call with $1.52 target price, describing its performance as dismal; “Tiger’s share price has priced in a blue skies scenario, which has yet to materialise.”
Stock's 15-day moving average, last at $2.02, is expected as support.
