2013 penny stock crash

How John Soh of 2013 penny stock fame and witness Dick Gwee Yow Pin developed a 30-year bromance, bonding over stocks and deaths.

Steve Phuah, whom John Soh calls 'my man' and went from investment director to driver and pet portrait painter, is not flattered.

Accused Quah was buying Blumont shares which had come under selling pressure up till a day before the penny stock crash

The role Goldman Sachs played in the 2013 penny stock crash was put back in the spotlight recently.

Prosecution witness Gabriel Gan stressed he would like alleged 2013 penny stock crash mastermind John Soh Chee Wen to “walk out of this court scot-free”.

"Nobody came back. Not even him. None of us," Gan told the court.

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To coincide with his lies to the authorities, Tjoa had instructed his three assistants to tell untruths when they were questioned.

In an attempt to destroy any evidence that could be used by the CAD against him, Tjoa allegedly threw his disposable phone into the sea at East Coast, and reformatted the CPU of his office desktop.

Under cross examination by Soh’s defence counsel, senior counsel N Sreenivasan of K&L Gates Straits Law, Tjoa admitted that he was aware that market manipulation was going on back in March and April 2013.