Muhammad Hadi Iskandar

22 Apr 2020

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SIA stocks, what should I do now as an investor? How do I subscribe to the Ex-Rights offer?

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Cedric Jamie Soh

22 Apr 2020

Director at Seniorcare.com.sg

If its me, I won't subscribe to the Ex-rights but sell it away.

carriers are having bad economics not just for a few months but for a few years....

The covid19 virus look sets to dominate not just for 2020, but for 2021 and possibly to 2022 as well.

won't touch airline stocks with a 9 foot pole.

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