$SIA (C6L.SG)$
The move comes more than a week after the research team raised its fair value on the national carrier to S$7.18. It has retained its “hold” rating on the stock as it believes the group’s risk-reward profile has “become more balanced”.
While $OCBC Bank (O39.SG)$ remains positive on SIA’s prospects, it cautions that much of the airline’s recovery has already been priced in due to its fir...

Travel stocks have taken off lately as Covid-related restrictions are being lifted in many countries. Shares of U.S. major airlines jumped after a federal judge voided the national mask mandate for airplanes and other public transportations on Tuesday.
In the latest earnings reports, $Delta Air Lines (DAL.US)$ and $United Airlines (UAL.US)$ showed an optimistic forecast as airlines anticipate a bustling summer.
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If u did ask how to spend after a long week of trading most of us would probably choose either to rest or read up on stocks
For me I will spend time bonding with my family after all the effort we put for trade our end motive is the same for financial freedom, but remember what we truly want from financial freedom is to spend more with family and giving better for our future generations.
Until now how many agree on what I’ve shared ? Greatly appreciate if you could leave a like 👍🏻
I did like to share with Mooers about using free time not only do we rest, read up on stocks , news , information from webs etc… but when we are on the move on daily routines. Do keep our eyes on the look out about things happening around us.
Let me quote an example, since last year we all faced pandemic on Covid what’s happening around us that could bring in 💵 flow, we can see people start to sell mask, sanitizers, N95 mask etc..
And also during that time some medical stock starts to come alive. What I’m trying to say is it’s all domino effect one comes after the other.
Planes are force to lock down, people can’t travel freely from countries to countries. So all those I view as opportunities for making money.
Banks also due to these, people are starting to withdraw out cash flow for a living.
So point is all these are investments we can get our hands on.
So let’s conclude despite saying so much,
Hmm 🤔 let me put it in jus 4 words
Awareness
Percieve
Consciousness
Awakening

Knowing isn’t all that counts, using your mind and landing your fingers on the trade button on the right time is 👍🏻🤓🤓
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$Airlines (BK2090)$ Airlines are piling on more debt as surging coronavirus cases force travelers to cancel plans and stay home.
The industry’s outstanding debt has jumped 23% since 2020 to $340 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. So far this year, global air carriers have sold $63 billion in bonds and loans.
It’s more evidence that the industry faces a bumpy road ahead, with many border restrictions still in place and the high-season of summer vacations in the U.S. and Europe coming to an end. EasyJet Plc and Japan Airlines Co. announced new fundraising plans this month to help them weather the prolonged pandemic.
Article taken from Bloomberg