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SGG_SGG
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16-Feb-2012 11:44
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SIA & SIA200 no difference both equally lousy!!! |
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krisluke
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16-Feb-2012 11:38
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SIA: Operating results for Jan. Cargo traffic fell sharply. For Jan 2012, carriage grew 2.4% yoy while capacity grew by 3.8%. Carriage growth slowed slightly from Dec’s +3.2% though still an improvement. As a result, passenger load factor declined 1.1% points to 77.0%. The number of passengers carried increased by 1.7% over the same period the previous year.Except for Americas and Europe, PLF generally weakened due to capacity increases. PLF declined in the West Asia and Africa region due to softer demand. SilkAir’s carriage increased 13.2% yoy against 13.7% growth in capacity. As a result, PLF declined by 0.3% points to 76.2%. PLF on West Asia routes declined as traffic lagged capacity increases. The PLF on East Asia routes increased by 1.0% point, due to increased demand over the Lunar New Year period. Cargo traffic was 12.8% lower yoy while cargo capacity decreased by 8.5%. Compared to last mth numbers, traffic had a steep fall against a 1.5% increase in Dec. Load factor in Jan 2012 decreased by 2.9% points. All regions were affected by the seasonal slowing of airfreight activities due to the Lunar New Year holidays which was in Jan this year compared to Feb in 2011. |
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leoleo
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01-Jun-2011 00:02
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Why this counter drop so much ! From highest $14.3 to lowest $13.46 anyone can explain....... |
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eric69
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27-May-2009 15:01
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why SIA 200 suddenly has a transaction at $14.38 of 2,000 odd lots? |
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shplayer
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26-Mar-2008 21:22
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Both are same....ordinary shares.....as they say...they rank pari passu.....i.e enjoy same rights and benefits. The SIA 200 was introduced to make it more affordable for retail investors. Say at $15.00 per share, 1 lot of SIA, which is 1,000 shares, will cost $15,000 + comm. But if you buy 1 lot of SIA 200, you are buying 200 shares and will cost $3,000+ comm. If you have 1,000 shares, you can sell it in either 1 SIA lot.......i.e. all in one go... OR 5 tranches of SIA200......in up to 5 separate trades. Likewise, if you buy 5 lots of SIA200, you can sell it in 1 lot of SIA. This is the same for singtel, singtel 100 and singtel 10. But the reason for singtel to be traded in smaller lots is for the benefit the odd lots that many ppl were holding during the IPO allocation to sporeans. Hope this clarifies. |
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scotty
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26-Mar-2008 10:18
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(1) The 2 prices should be very closely related with each other. They are the same share belonging to the same company. 5 SIA 200 lots = 1 SIA lot. (2) Both can buy. Although I think institutional player would rather buy SIA. Its the same share anyway. (3) Same share so same dividend. 1 SIA 200 Lot = 20% of dividend from 1 SIA lot |
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vinlyc
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26-Mar-2008 09:37
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Hi all, Need some help here, I know that SIA 200 is sold in lot of 200 instead of 1000 for the SIA counter. However, I have some question 1) Does SIA 200 and SIA stock price correlated with each other? 2) Who actually buy SIA 200: Institutional or retail buyer? 3) Does SIA 200 give dividends? If so, is it the same as SIA shares? Appericated if someone can sherd light on this. Thanks |
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