$AAX(5238.MY)$ announced, and $CAPITALA(5099.MY)$ The long-rumored restructuring plan is out
Attach AAX detailspronouncement
Simply put, a new company called “AirAsia Group” will emerge and replace AAX's listed position, then acquire all airlines under AAX and Capital A to form a short, medium and long-haul airline group
For details, Xiaobian is still trying to scramble through this 95-page long proposal...
Capital A also just made the latest announcement,here
There are 68 pages in total, and Xiaobian will continue to work hard...
Also, it was revealed in a small voice that Tony Fernandes will make an announcement tomorrow morning
Source: Nanyang Commercial Daily, Bursa Malaysia
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Japan's stock market hits a 34-year high! Is this just the beginning? This video dives into the reasons behind the Nikkei 225's surge, explores why I believe it has further to climb (including a potential doubling!), and offers tips on how to invest in the Japanese market.
ETF listed in SGX:
$Lion-Nomura Japan Active ETF (Powered by AI)(JJJ.SG)$
$A Lion-Nomura Japan US(JUS.SG)$
Short-term trading instruments:
$MSCIJP3xLongMA270212US(JLJW.SG)$
$MSCIJP3xShortMA270212US(PYKW.SG)$
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Wait times for $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ iPhone 13, particularly the high-end models, are getting better in some of the tech giant's key markets, including the U.S. and China, UBS writes in a research note.
Apple shares up 1.65% to $168.03 in early Wednesday trading.
Analyst David Vogt notes that wait times - while still "elevated" - for the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max have declined by two days since last week to 16 and 14 days, respectively. Wait times in the U.K., Germany and France also declined to 14 days, while the wait dropped to 16 days in Japan.
The wait time for the Apple iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max is 18 days in China, with the wait time for the 13 Pro "in line with last year's model," while the wait times for the 13 Pro Max "have yet to drop to the degree we saw last year despite the high price point suggesting stronger demand," Vogt adds.
The analyst expects December quarter iPhone units to come in at 80 million units and fiscal 2022 iPhone units to be 230 million, compared to 82 million and 235 million, respectively.
Vogt has a $175 price target on Apple shares, which includes $14 a share on Apple's auto opportunity.
On Tuesday, Taiwanese research firm TrendForce said Apple will unveil the third-generation of its iPhone SE in the first quarter of 2022.

My personal thoughts are that the price action of $Altimeter Growth Corp(AGC.US)$/ $Grab Holdings(GRAB.US)$ will be driven less by valuation/fundamental metrics and more by the intangibles. The emerging SEA market and its hot potential is very desirable for investors now, especially as a safer alternative to volatile China stocks. With few pure play ways available to invest there, AGC/Grab will certainly be a premium must have buy if not for its name recognition alone. After the merge I think the company will get a 9-12 month honeymoon show-me period before valuation metrics take the wheel and begin driving the share price.