This is completely FAKE. Exposed by China Press:

http://www.chinapress.com.my/20180528/%E6%95%A6%E9%A6%AC%E5%93%AD%E4%BA%86%EF%BC%8C%E5%81%87%E7%9A%84%EF%BC%81/

I think ah boon should list down 5 stocks that he think will perform in the next few months.

Don't follow KYY style who only show the stock after he bought.

No point show us the stock that you already make profit.

Show us what stock that we can buy now.

You wrote many blog but all were targeted at KYY.

I think you are wasting time attacking KYY as most investor won't buy KYY stocks because the price is already very high when he recommended.

We need people like you who can show when the stock price is low.

@GZulu

When you say:

[My friend who is working for a local investment bank contacted Mr Loh to seek clarification on the recent sell down. Here are some positive info:

- on track to achieve RM40 mil profit for 2016
- warrant conversion more than 60% so far
- hold 3 - 4 months]

My question:

Based on the quarterly report, they have made RM31 mil for Q1 & Q2.

If RM40 mil is for 2016, is that mean they can only make 9 mil for Q3 & Q4?

Tek Seng only issued a short memo to Bursa to clarify the matter after their memo leaked out. They clearly underestimated the magnitude of the crisis, it show they are slow & not decisive enough in crisis management.

Transparency, on time & disassemble of appropriate information is paramount to a Public Listed Company (PLC). Asking investor to write in is a joke, how could they answer thousand of mail from each investors? Again as a public listed company, they are responsible to thousand of investors, not one or two unhappy customer. The company should instead hold a proper press conference to clarify the matter.

Now the company not only losing substantial market value, the crisis also affecting the confidence of the whole investment community which include not only the individual investor, but also the fund manager, lender, investment bank, and even their business partner, supplier and customer.

Tek Seng only issued a short memo to Bursa to clarify the matter after their memo leaked out. They clearly underestimated the magnitude of the crisis, it show they are slow & not decisive enough in crisis management.

Transparency, on time & disassemble of appropriate information is paramount to a Public Listed Company (PLC). As a public listed company, they are responsible to thousand of investors, not one or two unhappy customer. The company should instead hold a proper press conference to clarify the matter.

Now the company not only losing substantial market value, the crisis also affecting the confidence of the whole investment community which include not only the individual investor, but also the fund manager, lender, investment bank, and even their business partner, supplier and customer.

Tek Seng only issued a short memo to Bursa to clarify the matter after their memo leaked out. They clearly underestimated the magnitude of the crisis, it show they are slow & not decisive enough in crisis management.

Transparency, on time & disassemble of appropriate information is paramount to a Public Listed Company (PLC). Asking investor to write in is a joke, how could they answer thousand of mail from each investors? Again as a public listed company, they are responsible to thousand of investors, not one or two unhappy customer. The company should instead hold a proper press conference to clarify the matter.

Now the company not only losing substantial market value, the crisis also affecting the confidence of the whole investment community which include not only the individual investor, but also the fund manager, lender, investment bank, and even their business partner, supplier and customer.