Friday, 16 October 2026

Men with No Reckoning, and the dangerous slide into half past six.

ARE exactually the men who believe that it is possible moral failures are created by circumstances  and not what is ingrained in their DNA.

LIKE a parrot, I have been repeating endlessly, that the day of reckoning for the Malaysian stock market is not light years away.

RATHER, they have been knocking on our gates for nearly a decade, as market regulators make up tales, on why our stock market doesn't mirror the economy or wealth of this nation.

THE Malaysian stock market has been lost since 2014, a stagnation we would like to believe is not rooted due to deep flaws within the SC and Bursa Malaysia.

I have stated countless times, it will take merely one good article articulated well by the South China Morning Post to send Bursa Malaysia on shelter skelter tails spin to rock bottom.


THE chief executive officer of Bursa Malaysia, Dato' Fad'l Mohamed and the executive chairman Dato' Mohammad Faiz Azmi, have failed to lead when leadership had been needed. 

THEY are a disgrace. Man who pussy foot on failure as a success, men who cowardly want us to believe , handing a hundred million ringgit fine, for a criminal act is worth it.

CRIMINAL acts should be met with a criminal punishment, and not with dollars and cents, which should be thrown to the potter.

THE stock market in Kuala Lumpur today is a den for people who make a living on the wrong side of the law. 

ONLY a retard with mental issues, sees no danger on funds running for their lives, when the story comes out on human traffickers,  drug lords have turned the exchange into a washing machine. 

MEN like Kenneth Vun Yun Liun, Victor Chin Boon Long , merely need to pay a fine. READ :SC exctacy. as Tey Por Yee fined RM100 million.

TAKE a 4.5 hour drive over 220 miles, and try the same stunt in Singapore , and you can bet every single dollar you have, that you will be the next John Soh Chee Wen.

KENNETH Vun Yun Liun for one is terrified to do anything in lion city,  not even attempting to FAFO on the consequences. 

FALSE market practise in our stock market is too prevalent to be a mistake, rather it is organised , functional and brutal, while the men who were tasked to do a men's job, falter, fumble and mumble.