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Thiamm Veteran	28-May-2021 08:18        Thiamm About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Go find out and understand clearly before open your big CB mouth to TC. investor999      ( Date: 28-May-2021 07:35) Posted: Simply put: Pay $1 and your returns is 9 years later $1.69797 You are paid in SIA shares. You don't get compensated ( zero coupon) over the 9 years What so difficult to understand? Thiamm      ( Date: 28-May-2021 07:24) Posted: It is not a right issue or warrant to buy shares 10 years later. Only the issuer can convert the MCB to shares. Dun TCSS if dunno. Go find out and understand clearly before open your big CB mouth to TC.
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investor999 Elite	28-May-2021 07:35        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Simply put: Pay $1 and your returns is 9 years later $1.69797 You are paid in SIA shares. You don't get compensated ( zero coupon) over the 9 years What so difficult to understand? Thiamm      ( Date: 28-May-2021 07:24) Posted: It is not a right issue or warrant to buy shares 10 years later. Only the issuer can convert the MCB to shares. Dun TCSS if dunno. Go find out and understand clearly before open your big CB mouth to TC. investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme
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Singpost Master	28-May-2021 07:27        Singpost About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	cheong again
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Thiamm Veteran	28-May-2021 07:24        Thiamm About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It is not a right issue or warrant to buy shares 10 years later. Only the issuer can convert the MCB to shares. Dun TCSS if dunno. Go find out and understand clearly before open your big CB mouth to TC. investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme Adrianinsing      ( Date: 27-May-2021 17:31) Posted: SECURITIES Investors Association (Singapore) or Sias has questioned mainboard-listed Singapore Airlines (SIA) if it has considered privatisation to better manage its business and financial position. The investor watchdog has written a letter to the flag-carrier airline, posing a string of questions triggered by SIA's recent announcement of the issuance of mandatory convertible bonds (MCBs) to raise a further S$6.2 billion. David Gerald, Sias chief executive, who penned the letter dated May 27, has asked if the route of privatisation like the one taken by land transport operator SMRT has crossed the mind of SIA's board. "Would this allow SIA to better manage its business and financial position?"
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investor999 Elite	28-May-2021 07:00        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Poor discussion. Misleading and skeptical. Biased TraderBen      ( Date: 28-May-2021 06:39) Posted: This is not how it works. https://youtu.be/YMLveB1SIeo Think video will give investors a clearer picture of how the MCB works. Hope it helps investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme
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TraderBen Supreme	28-May-2021 06:39        TraderBen About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is not how it works. https://youtu.be/YMLveB1SIeo Think video will give investors a clearer picture of how the MCB works. Hope it helps investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme Adrianinsing      ( Date: 27-May-2021 17:31) Posted: SECURITIES Investors Association (Singapore) or Sias has questioned mainboard-listed Singapore Airlines (SIA) if it has considered privatisation to better manage its business and financial position. The investor watchdog has written a letter to the flag-carrier airline, posing a string of questions triggered by SIA's recent announcement of the issuance of mandatory convertible bonds (MCBs) to raise a further S$6.2 billion. David Gerald, Sias chief executive, who penned the letter dated May 27, has asked if the route of privatisation like the one taken by land transport operator SMRT has crossed the mind of SIA's board. "Would this allow SIA to better manage its business and financial position?"
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TA_Expert Supreme	28-May-2021 00:05        TA_Expert About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "The World has changed"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	MAS yesterday has acknowledged the hot monies are flowing to Asia, including Singapore. With trillions pumping into the system by world CBs coupled with low interest rates, all asset classes will soar, as what we have seen now.
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TA_Expert Supreme	28-May-2021 00:03        TA_Expert About Contact  Quote this Post!   Yells: "The World has changed"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The media has started to paint a very solid picture going forward. Covid is over and aviation sector will soar. Buy aviation stocks are best bet now as they are the cheapest.
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investor999 Elite	27-May-2021 23:54        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	In the end, investors will be laughing to the bank. Sias is not reading correctly. All they hear are traders, not investors
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investor999 Elite	27-May-2021 23:51        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Last time there were rights and MCB rights together. The cost then was very high. Many investors went into the market to buy the rights. The lowest price waa 0.47 and at the close was up 0.55 and buying was much higher. There was a huge demand for the rights. MCB was neglected. Hence Temasek was able to pick up so much. I for one took up all my MCB' s and I also bought so much more rights. That was how I averaged my cost down. This time there is no rights. Only MCB rights. I am thinking of picking up the MCB' s to subscribe. There will be a huge demand both from retail investors and BB as MCB is actually very attractive. You can see how the first tranche MCB hit 1.04 again. So if I read correctly there will be a demand. Since there is probably not enough to demand, MCB rights will trade up Sgvale      ( Date: 27-May-2021 21:56) Posted: Sias think earlier round all not taking up including the CEO , all 96% are mopped up by Temasek. Sias is thinking this time round what make the investors will participate the MCB? investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 21:15) Posted: This is not a joke at all. Sias is representing investors. MCB gives a chance for small and medium investors to invest in SIA. So why does Sias think we are not taking up the MCB? So why are we questioning how they manage the account? Are we going to be their auditor?
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SembMarineLong Veteran	27-May-2021 22:37        SembMarineLong About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	SINGAPORE - Global air travel will bounce back strongly by 2023 as countries roll out Covid-19 vaccines and learn to manage the pandemic, noted the International Air Transport Association (Iata). It predicted that passenger numbers would recover to 52 per cent of pre-Covid levels by the end of this year, reach 88 per cent next year, and surpass pre-Covid levels by 5 per cent in 2023. https://www.straitstimes.com/business/economy/air-travel-will-bounce-back-strongly-by-2023-iata?utm_campaign=stfb& utm_medium=social& utm_source=facebook& fbclid=IwAR0n0T37GF6hIq9TKptEpGnYbNJwSBC3NIkNRZPCFUb0bISbPOZe9nJyeM4 Long to enjoy
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Sgvale Supreme	27-May-2021 21:56        Sgvale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Sias think earlier round all not taking up including the CEO , all 96% are mopped up by Temasek. Sias is thinking this time round what make the investors will participate the MCB? investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 21:15) Posted: This is not a joke at all. Sias is representing investors. MCB gives a chance for small and medium investors to invest in SIA. So why does Sias think we are not taking up the MCB? So why are we questioning how they manage the account? Are we going to be their auditor?
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investor999 Elite	27-May-2021 21:50        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Ok I am just a not so small investor investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 21:15) Posted: This is not a joke at all. Sias is representing investors. MCB gives a chance for small and medium investors to invest in SIA. So why does Sias think we are not taking up the MCB? So why are we questioning how they manage the account? Are we going to be their auditor?
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investor999 Elite	27-May-2021 21:15        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	This is not a joke at all. Sias is representing investors. MCB gives a chance for small and medium investors to invest in SIA. So why does Sias think we are not taking up the MCB? So why are we questioning how they manage the account? Are we going to be their auditor?
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Thiamm Veteran	27-May-2021 20:46        Thiamm About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	hahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .. a biggest joke in SG!!   investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:37) Posted: Don't know who Sias is representing to question SIA. I am a major shareholder..certainly not representing me. investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme
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SembMarineLong Veteran	27-May-2021 20:40        SembMarineLong About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Long to enjoy
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Adrianinsing Elite	27-May-2021 19:03        Adrianinsing About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Me neither  investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:37) Posted: Don't know who Sias is representing to question SIA. I am a major shareholder..certainly not representing me. investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme
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investor999 Elite	27-May-2021 18:37        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Don't know who Sias is representing to question SIA. I am a major shareholder..certainly not representing me. investor999      ( Date: 27-May-2021 18:31) Posted: MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme Adrianinsing      ( Date: 27-May-2021 17:31) Posted: SECURITIES Investors Association (Singapore) or Sias has questioned mainboard-listed Singapore Airlines (SIA) if it has considered privatisation to better manage its business and financial position. The investor watchdog has written a letter to the flag-carrier airline, posing a string of questions triggered by SIA's recent announcement of the issuance of mandatory convertible bonds (MCBs) to raise a further S$6.2 billion. David Gerald, Sias chief executive, who penned the letter dated May 27, has asked if the route of privatisation like the one taken by land transport operator SMRT has crossed the mind of SIA's board. "Would this allow SIA to better manage its business and financial position?"
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investor999 Elite	27-May-2021 18:31        investor999 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	MCB gives every shareholders a right to buy SIA shares at a price 10 years later. It is a very fair scheme Adrianinsing      ( Date: 27-May-2021 17:31) Posted: SECURITIES Investors Association (Singapore) or Sias has questioned mainboard-listed Singapore Airlines (SIA) if it has considered privatisation to better manage its business and financial position. The investor watchdog has written a letter to the flag-carrier airline, posing a string of questions triggered by SIA's recent announcement of the issuance of mandatory convertible bonds (MCBs) to raise a further S$6.2 billion. David Gerald, Sias chief executive, who penned the letter dated May 27, has asked if the route of privatisation like the one taken by land transport operator SMRT has crossed the mind of SIA's board. "Would this allow SIA to better manage its business and financial position?"
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Adrianinsing Elite	27-May-2021 17:31        Adrianinsing About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	SECURITIES Investors Association (Singapore) or Sias has questioned mainboard-listed Singapore Airlines (SIA) if it has considered privatisation to better manage its business and financial position. The investor watchdog has written a letter to the flag-carrier airline, posing a string of questions triggered by SIA's recent announcement of the issuance of mandatory convertible bonds (MCBs) to raise a further S$6.2 billion. David Gerald, Sias chief executive, who penned the letter dated May 27, has asked if the route of privatisation like the one taken by land transport operator SMRT has crossed the mind of SIA's board. "Would this allow SIA to better manage its business and financial position?"
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