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Sgvale Supreme	15-Jul-2020 14:24        Sgvale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Due to election day on last Friday la. Get things ready on Monday morning & afternoon declared halt lo. Now work from home a bit delayed. Can ? newbie888      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 14:17) Posted: But if there's really any wrongdoings, why would still put 9 July? They could just put a later date to avoid all the finger pointing? wokiechewbacca      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 14:12) Posted: Lucky have you and gang to consistently appear and give kind reminders to everyone at such crucial timing so I think ok lah. After all you guys are most concerned about other pple' s wealth and well-being mah.
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newbie888 Veteran	15-Jul-2020 14:17        newbie888 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	But if there's really any wrongdoings, why would still put 9 July? They could just put a later date to avoid all the finger pointing? wokiechewbacca      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 14:12) Posted: Lucky have you and gang to consistently appear and give kind reminders to everyone at such crucial timing so I think ok lah. After all you guys are most concerned about other pple' s wealth and well-being mah.  WL123456      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 14:04) Posted: It?s a pity that people don?t learn their lesson. What you post if very useful but still people don?t look at fundamentals and wants to join in the pump and dump. They didn?t realise that this company has been releasing such info periodically just to ramp up the share price but in the end, the company still record losses. However I applaud your ethics in reaching out to those newbies who would have otherwise be caught in the euphoria
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Laurenpanna Veteran	15-Jul-2020 14:16        Laurenpanna About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	personally , i feel that this is not a doom stock. It just have plenty of room to slowly grow. Patience is crucial. If you can' t wait , and need cash, then better exit the counter bah. Don' t waste your time over here. For me, personally i will wait. This is a long term for me.
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Starship Supreme	15-Jul-2020 14:14        Starship About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I' m a long-term dividend investor and I don' t daytrade and I' ve never shorted a single share in my life. Every quarter, I try hard to clock 6 trades to avoid custodian fees on overseas shares I hold. My DBSV account doesn' t even allow shorting. My transactions are all Cash transactions and I' ve never ever done any margin trade and I never have margin account. It doesn' t matter if ppl here think I' m lying. There are a very few long-term dividend investors like me in SJF and I know who. I' m a follower of SG' s greatest dividend investor --- AK71 of ASSI.  Those who don' t know who he is are clearly daytraders/punters. I have posted in another thread that I take great pleasure in posting news and images/gif as I' ve lots of free time since I don' t trade at all. These are all random, based on the active threads of the day and the news of the day.    wokiechewbacca      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 14:01) Posted: Bro u are stinking of desperation haha  Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:52) Posted: Prof Mak has been spot on in every company that he wrote about. It' s clear as day that nearly all posters here are punters/day-traders/momentum traders. And the companies that Prof Mak has written abt are all exactly the kind of companies that such " investors" loved and lost their pants when their bubbles burst. Go look at his site. https://governanceforstakeholders.com Mak Yuen Teen is Associate Professor of Accounting at the NUS Business School. He founded the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) at the NUS Business School, National University of Singapore in January 2003, and retired as director of the centre in December 2009. He was Vice Dean (Finance and Administration) at the school from 2002 to 2004. Professor Mak holds First Class Honours, Masters and PhD degrees in accounting and finance, and is a fellow of CPA Australia. He has held Asia-Pacific and Singapore heads of research positions at major consulting firms while on leave from the university. Professor Mak was a member of the Corporate Governance Committee which released Singapore&rsquo s first Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies, the Council on Corporate Disclosure and Governance (CCDG) which prescribed accounting standards and revised the Code in 2005, and the Corporate Governance Council which released the fourth version of the Code in 2018. He is currently a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Committee set up the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Charity Council in Singapore from its establishment in October 2006 until his retirement in 2013. During his term, he chaired the subcommittees which developed and revised the code of governance for charities. He was also a member of the advisory panel set up by the Ministry of National Development for the development of a code of governance for town councils in Singapore. Professor Mak was a member of the audit advisory committee of the United Nations Population Fund based in New York from its establishment in October 2006 and retired in 2013. He then served as a member of the audit advisory committee of UN Women until October 2018. He was also an honorary advisor for BoardAgender, an organisation under the Singapore Council of Women Organisations in Singapore set up to promote gender diversity on boards and senior management, during its establishment phase. He has chaired a large healthcare charity and has served on boards and committees of other not-for-profit organisations. Professor Mak teaches corporate governance at NUS and conducts training for regulators, directors and other professsionals in corporate governance. He has consulted for local and international companies, regulators, and international intergovernmental organisations. He speaks regularly in conferences in Singapore and in the region, and is a regular commentator on corporate governance issues in the local and regional media. Professor Mak developed the Governance and Transparency Index (GTI) covering all listed companies in Singapore, which was published by the Business Times, sponsored by CPA Australia. He was the Singapore expert in the development of the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard and Ranking project, an initiative of the ASEAN regulators to raise corporate governance standards amongst large ASEAN companies, and was involved in the ranking exercises for the first two years. In 2017, he also launched the Governance Index for Trusts (GIFT) which he co-developed, which is the only index published in Singapore which is designed specifically for REITs and business trusts. He was chair of the Singapore Corporate Governance Awards from 2003 to 2009 and chaired the Investor Relations Award under the Singapore Corporate Awards from its inception until 2014. His report on improving the implementation of corporate governance practices in Singapore, commissioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, was published in June 2007 and several of his recommendations have been implemented. His book &ldquo From Conformance to Performance: Best Corporate Governance Practices for Asian companies&rdquo was published by McGraw-Hill in 2005. In 2012, he published a primer on governance for social enterprises commissioned by the Social Enterprise Association in 2012, and a guide for nominating committees of listed companies. Since 2012, he has edited an annual collection of Asian and international corporate governance case studies published and sponsored by CPA Australia. Selected cases and volumes have been translated to Chinese and Vietnamese. He led a research project on board diversity in Asia Pacific, commissioned by Korn/Ferry International. He was the consultant for a project commissioned by the Diversity Task Force (established by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in Singapore) which led to a number of recommendations on improving gender diversity on boards of Singapore listed companies, which are now being implemented by the Diversity Action Committee. He has also published papers on corporate governance and accounting in academic journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, as well as practice-oriented journals. In 2014, the received the Corporate Governance Excellence Award from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) for his contributions to improving corporate governance in Singapore. In 2015, he received the Recognition Award from the Minority Shareholders Watchdog Group as part of their Malaysian Corporate Governance Index-ASEAN CG Scorecard Awards for his contributions to raising corporate governance standards in the region. That same year, he was recognised by the Singapore Institute of Directors and a CG pioneer.
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Sgvale Supreme	15-Jul-2020 14:13        Sgvale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Clearbridge & Bio is proxy to each other. CB is trending up while Bio is affected by naydayers comments. More annoucement coming on serology test kits marketing , collaboration with Accelerate Technologies.
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wokiechewbacca Member	15-Jul-2020 14:12        wokiechewbacca About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Lucky have you and gang to consistently appear and give kind reminders to everyone at such crucial timing so I think ok lah. After all you guys are most concerned about other pple' s wealth and well-being mah.  WL123456      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 14:04) Posted: It?s a pity that people don?t learn their lesson. What you post if very useful but still people don?t look at fundamentals and wants to join in the pump and dump. They didn?t realise that this company has been releasing such info periodically just to ramp up the share price but in the end, the company still record losses. However I applaud your ethics in reaching out to those newbies who would have otherwise be caught in the euphoria. Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:52) Posted: Prof Mak has been spot on in every company that he wrote about. It' s clear as day that nearly all posters here are punters/day-traders/momentum traders. And the companies that Prof Mak has written abt are all exactly the kind of companies that such " investors" loved and lost their pants when their bubbles burst. Go look at his site. https://governanceforstakeholders.com Mak Yuen Teen is Associate Professor of Accounting at the NUS Business School. He founded the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) at the NUS Business School, National University of Singapore in January 2003, and retired as director of the centre in December 2009. He was Vice Dean (Finance and Administration) at the school from 2002 to 2004. Professor Mak holds First Class Honours, Masters and PhD degrees in accounting and finance, and is a fellow of CPA Australia. He has held Asia-Pacific and Singapore heads of research positions at major consulting firms while on leave from the university. Professor Mak was a member of the Corporate Governance Committee which released Singapore&rsquo s first Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies, the Council on Corporate Disclosure and Governance (CCDG) which prescribed accounting standards and revised the Code in 2005, and the Corporate Governance Council which released the fourth version of the Code in 2018. He is currently a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Committee set up the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Charity Council in Singapore from its establishment in October 2006 until his retirement in 2013. During his term, he chaired the subcommittees which developed and revised the code of governance for charities. He was also a member of the advisory panel set up by the Ministry of National Development for the development of a code of governance for town councils in Singapore. Professor Mak was a member of the audit advisory committee of the United Nations Population Fund based in New York from its establishment in October 2006 and retired in 2013. He then served as a member of the audit advisory committee of UN Women until October 2018. He was also an honorary advisor for BoardAgender, an organisation under the Singapore Council of Women Organisations in Singapore set up to promote gender diversity on boards and senior management, during its establishment phase. He has chaired a large healthcare charity and has served on boards and committees of other not-for-profit organisations. Professor Mak teaches corporate governance at NUS and conducts training for regulators, directors and other professsionals in corporate governance. He has consulted for local and international companies, regulators, and international intergovernmental organisations. He speaks regularly in conferences in Singapore and in the region, and is a regular commentator on corporate governance issues in the local and regional media. Professor Mak developed the Governance and Transparency Index (GTI) covering all listed companies in Singapore, which was published by the Business Times, sponsored by CPA Australia. He was the Singapore expert in the development of the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard and Ranking project, an initiative of the ASEAN regulators to raise corporate governance standards amongst large ASEAN companies, and was involved in the ranking exercises for the first two years. In 2017, he also launched the Governance Index for Trusts (GIFT) which he co-developed, which is the only index published in Singapore which is designed specifically for REITs and business trusts. He was chair of the Singapore Corporate Governance Awards from 2003 to 2009 and chaired the Investor Relations Award under the Singapore Corporate Awards from its inception until 2014. His report on improving the implementation of corporate governance practices in Singapore, commissioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, was published in June 2007 and several of his recommendations have been implemented. His book &ldquo From Conformance to Performance: Best Corporate Governance Practices for Asian companies&rdquo was published by McGraw-Hill in 2005. In 2012, he published a primer on governance for social enterprises commissioned by the Social Enterprise Association in 2012, and a guide for nominating committees of listed companies. Since 2012, he has edited an annual collection of Asian and international corporate governance case studies published and sponsored by CPA Australia. Selected cases and volumes have been translated to Chinese and Vietnamese. He led a research project on board diversity in Asia Pacific, commissioned by Korn/Ferry International. He was the consultant for a project commissioned by the Diversity Task Force (established by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in Singapore) which led to a number of recommendations on improving gender diversity on boards of Singapore listed companies, which are now being implemented by the Diversity Action Committee. He has also published papers on corporate governance and accounting in academic journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, as well as practice-oriented journals. In 2014, the received the Corporate Governance Excellence Award from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) for his contributions to improving corporate governance in Singapore. In 2015, he received the Recognition Award from the Minority Shareholders Watchdog Group as part of their Malaysian Corporate Governance Index-ASEAN CG Scorecard Awards for his contributions to raising corporate governance standards in the region. That same year, he was recognised by the Singapore Institute of Directors and a CG pioneer.
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Laurenpanna Veteran	15-Jul-2020 14:07        Laurenpanna About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I realise this Prof likes to pick on every news that Biolidics published. I am not sure why. I still have confidence in this company because i see the Boss been working hard to get deals. I like the fact that he donated to Mongolia when we are not even sure if he is making money (Maybe he did, that is why he is able to donate, but figures are not out yet we can' t judge) I would give the stock some time.. since i have come so far..... everyday is an excitement altho at times, there are small disappointments too. But i would love to see the company grow.
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ST3-trading Senior	15-Jul-2020 14:05        ST3-trading About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	prof is one of the job to make him " popular" so more money he earn when he get invited for some talks etc. actually to ans his qns is very simple  why is agree on 9 july and announce later , i will think they already go ahead and start the ground work. remember test kits is on race .
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WL123456 Supreme	15-Jul-2020 14:04        WL123456 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It?s a pity that people don?t learn their lesson. What you post if very useful but still people don?t look at fundamentals and wants to join in the pump and dump. They didn?t realise that this company has been releasing such info periodically just to ramp up the share price but in the end, the company still record losses. However I applaud your ethics in reaching out to those newbies who would have otherwise be caught in the euphoria. Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:52) Posted: Prof Mak has been spot on in every company that he wrote about. It' s clear as day that nearly all posters here are punters/day-traders/momentum traders. And the companies that Prof Mak has written abt are all exactly the kind of companies that such " investors" loved and lost their pants when their bubbles burst. Go look at his site. https://governanceforstakeholders.com Mak Yuen Teen is Associate Professor of Accounting at the NUS Business School. He founded the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) at the NUS Business School, National University of Singapore in January 2003, and retired as director of the centre in December 2009. He was Vice Dean (Finance and Administration) at the school from 2002 to 2004. Professor Mak holds First Class Honours, Masters and PhD degrees in accounting and finance, and is a fellow of CPA Australia. He has held Asia-Pacific and Singapore heads of research positions at major consulting firms while on leave from the university. Professor Mak was a member of the Corporate Governance Committee which released Singapore&rsquo s first Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies, the Council on Corporate Disclosure and Governance (CCDG) which prescribed accounting standards and revised the Code in 2005, and the Corporate Governance Council which released the fourth version of the Code in 2018. He is currently a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Committee set up the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Charity Council in Singapore from its establishment in October 2006 until his retirement in 2013. During his term, he chaired the subcommittees which developed and revised the code of governance for charities. He was also a member of the advisory panel set up by the Ministry of National Development for the development of a code of governance for town councils in Singapore. Professor Mak was a member of the audit advisory committee of the United Nations Population Fund based in New York from its establishment in October 2006 and retired in 2013. He then served as a member of the audit advisory committee of UN Women until October 2018. He was also an honorary advisor for BoardAgender, an organisation under the Singapore Council of Women Organisations in Singapore set up to promote gender diversity on boards and senior management, during its establishment phase. He has chaired a large healthcare charity and has served on boards and committees of other not-for-profit organisations. Professor Mak teaches corporate governance at NUS and conducts training for regulators, directors and other professsionals in corporate governance. He has consulted for local and international companies, regulators, and international intergovernmental organisations. He speaks regularly in conferences in Singapore and in the region, and is a regular commentator on corporate governance issues in the local and regional media. Professor Mak developed the Governance and Transparency Index (GTI) covering all listed companies in Singapore, which was published by the Business Times, sponsored by CPA Australia. He was the Singapore expert in the development of the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard and Ranking project, an initiative of the ASEAN regulators to raise corporate governance standards amongst large ASEAN companies, and was involved in the ranking exercises for the first two years. In 2017, he also launched the Governance Index for Trusts (GIFT) which he co-developed, which is the only index published in Singapore which is designed specifically for REITs and business trusts. He was chair of the Singapore Corporate Governance Awards from 2003 to 2009 and chaired the Investor Relations Award under the Singapore Corporate Awards from its inception until 2014. His report on improving the implementation of corporate governance practices in Singapore, commissioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, was published in June 2007 and several of his recommendations have been implemented. His book &ldquo From Conformance to Performance: Best Corporate Governance Practices for Asian companies&rdquo was published by McGraw-Hill in 2005. In 2012, he published a primer on governance for social enterprises commissioned by the Social Enterprise Association in 2012, and a guide for nominating committees of listed companies. Since 2012, he has edited an annual collection of Asian and international corporate governance case studies published and sponsored by CPA Australia. Selected cases and volumes have been translated to Chinese and Vietnamese. He led a research project on board diversity in Asia Pacific, commissioned by Korn/Ferry International. He was the consultant for a project commissioned by the Diversity Task Force (established by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in Singapore) which led to a number of recommendations on improving gender diversity on boards of Singapore listed companies, which are now being implemented by the Diversity Action Committee. He has also published papers on corporate governance and accounting in academic journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, as well as practice-oriented journals. In 2014, the received the Corporate Governance Excellence Award from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) for his contributions to improving corporate governance in Singapore. In 2015, he received the Recognition Award from the Minority Shareholders Watchdog Group as part of their Malaysian Corporate Governance Index-ASEAN CG Scorecard Awards for his contributions to raising corporate governance standards in the region. That same year, he was recognised by the Singapore Institute of Directors and a CG pioneer.   Vanpersie      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 12:56) Posted: I also think the same way that they delay the announcement but who cares when it' s good news and you are vested. This so called prof really free got nothing better to do, he was the one that painted a lousy pic of the company like our elite lad
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wolverine23 Supreme	15-Jul-2020 14:02        wolverine23 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood: Yells: "Medical Bull 2020 !!!!!!!! = Internet Bull 2000 !!!!!!!!"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	interesting. lets make this a case study! This Prof really too much free time!  Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:52) Posted: Prof Mak has been spot on in every company that he wrote about. It' s clear as day that nearly all posters here are punters/day-traders/momentum traders. And the companies that Prof Mak has written abt are all exactly the kind of companies that such " investors" loved and lost their pants when their bubbles burst. Go look at his site. https://governanceforstakeholders.com Mak Yuen Teen is Associate Professor of Accounting at the NUS Business School. He founded the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) at the NUS Business School, National University of Singapore in January 2003, and retired as director of the centre in December 2009. He was Vice Dean (Finance and Administration) at the school from 2002 to 2004. Professor Mak holds First Class Honours, Masters and PhD degrees in accounting and finance, and is a fellow of CPA Australia. He has held Asia-Pacific and Singapore heads of research positions at major consulting firms while on leave from the university. Professor Mak was a member of the Corporate Governance Committee which released Singapore&rsquo s first Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies, the Council on Corporate Disclosure and Governance (CCDG) which prescribed accounting standards and revised the Code in 2005, and the Corporate Governance Council which released the fourth version of the Code in 2018. He is currently a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Committee set up the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Charity Council in Singapore from its establishment in October 2006 until his retirement in 2013. During his term, he chaired the subcommittees which developed and revised the code of governance for charities. He was also a member of the advisory panel set up by the Ministry of National Development for the development of a code of governance for town councils in Singapore. Professor Mak was a member of the audit advisory committee of the United Nations Population Fund based in New York from its establishment in October 2006 and retired in 2013. He then served as a member of the audit advisory committee of UN Women until October 2018. He was also an honorary advisor for BoardAgender, an organisation under the Singapore Council of Women Organisations in Singapore set up to promote gender diversity on boards and senior management, during its establishment phase. He has chaired a large healthcare charity and has served on boards and committees of other not-for-profit organisations. Professor Mak teaches corporate governance at NUS and conducts training for regulators, directors and other professsionals in corporate governance. He has consulted for local and international companies, regulators, and international intergovernmental organisations. He speaks regularly in conferences in Singapore and in the region, and is a regular commentator on corporate governance issues in the local and regional media. Professor Mak developed the Governance and Transparency Index (GTI) covering all listed companies in Singapore, which was published by the Business Times, sponsored by CPA Australia. He was the Singapore expert in the development of the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard and Ranking project, an initiative of the ASEAN regulators to raise corporate governance standards amongst large ASEAN companies, and was involved in the ranking exercises for the first two years. In 2017, he also launched the Governance Index for Trusts (GIFT) which he co-developed, which is the only index published in Singapore which is designed specifically for REITs and business trusts. He was chair of the Singapore Corporate Governance Awards from 2003 to 2009 and chaired the Investor Relations Award under the Singapore Corporate Awards from its inception until 2014. His report on improving the implementation of corporate governance practices in Singapore, commissioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, was published in June 2007 and several of his recommendations have been implemented. His book &ldquo From Conformance to Performance: Best Corporate Governance Practices for Asian companies&rdquo was published by McGraw-Hill in 2005. In 2012, he published a primer on governance for social enterprises commissioned by the Social Enterprise Association in 2012, and a guide for nominating committees of listed companies. Since 2012, he has edited an annual collection of Asian and international corporate governance case studies published and sponsored by CPA Australia. Selected cases and volumes have been translated to Chinese and Vietnamese. He led a research project on board diversity in Asia Pacific, commissioned by Korn/Ferry International. He was the consultant for a project commissioned by the Diversity Task Force (established by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in Singapore) which led to a number of recommendations on improving gender diversity on boards of Singapore listed companies, which are now being implemented by the Diversity Action Committee. He has also published papers on corporate governance and accounting in academic journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, as well as practice-oriented journals. In 2014, the received the Corporate Governance Excellence Award from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) for his contributions to improving corporate governance in Singapore. In 2015, he received the Recognition Award from the Minority Shareholders Watchdog Group as part of their Malaysian Corporate Governance Index-ASEAN CG Scorecard Awards for his contributions to raising corporate governance standards in the region. That same year, he was recognised by the Singapore Institute of Directors and a CG pioneer.   Vanpersie      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 12:56) Posted: I also think the same way that they delay the announcement but who cares when it' s good news and you are vested. This so called prof really free got nothing better to do, he was the one that painted a lousy pic of the company like our elite lad
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wokiechewbacca Member	15-Jul-2020 14:01        wokiechewbacca About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Bro u are stinking of desperation haha  Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:52) Posted: Prof Mak has been spot on in every company that he wrote about. It' s clear as day that nearly all posters here are punters/day-traders/momentum traders. And the companies that Prof Mak has written abt are all exactly the kind of companies that such " investors" loved and lost their pants when their bubbles burst. Go look at his site. https://governanceforstakeholders.com Mak Yuen Teen is Associate Professor of Accounting at the NUS Business School. He founded the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) at the NUS Business School, National University of Singapore in January 2003, and retired as director of the centre in December 2009. He was Vice Dean (Finance and Administration) at the school from 2002 to 2004. Professor Mak holds First Class Honours, Masters and PhD degrees in accounting and finance, and is a fellow of CPA Australia. He has held Asia-Pacific and Singapore heads of research positions at major consulting firms while on leave from the university. Professor Mak was a member of the Corporate Governance Committee which released Singapore&rsquo s first Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies, the Council on Corporate Disclosure and Governance (CCDG) which prescribed accounting standards and revised the Code in 2005, and the Corporate Governance Council which released the fourth version of the Code in 2018. He is currently a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Committee set up the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Charity Council in Singapore from its establishment in October 2006 until his retirement in 2013. During his term, he chaired the subcommittees which developed and revised the code of governance for charities. He was also a member of the advisory panel set up by the Ministry of National Development for the development of a code of governance for town councils in Singapore. Professor Mak was a member of the audit advisory committee of the United Nations Population Fund based in New York from its establishment in October 2006 and retired in 2013. He then served as a member of the audit advisory committee of UN Women until October 2018. He was also an honorary advisor for BoardAgender, an organisation under the Singapore Council of Women Organisations in Singapore set up to promote gender diversity on boards and senior management, during its establishment phase. He has chaired a large healthcare charity and has served on boards and committees of other not-for-profit organisations. Professor Mak teaches corporate governance at NUS and conducts training for regulators, directors and other professsionals in corporate governance. He has consulted for local and international companies, regulators, and international intergovernmental organisations. He speaks regularly in conferences in Singapore and in the region, and is a regular commentator on corporate governance issues in the local and regional media. Professor Mak developed the Governance and Transparency Index (GTI) covering all listed companies in Singapore, which was published by the Business Times, sponsored by CPA Australia. He was the Singapore expert in the development of the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard and Ranking project, an initiative of the ASEAN regulators to raise corporate governance standards amongst large ASEAN companies, and was involved in the ranking exercises for the first two years. In 2017, he also launched the Governance Index for Trusts (GIFT) which he co-developed, which is the only index published in Singapore which is designed specifically for REITs and business trusts. He was chair of the Singapore Corporate Governance Awards from 2003 to 2009 and chaired the Investor Relations Award under the Singapore Corporate Awards from its inception until 2014. His report on improving the implementation of corporate governance practices in Singapore, commissioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, was published in June 2007 and several of his recommendations have been implemented. His book &ldquo From Conformance to Performance: Best Corporate Governance Practices for Asian companies&rdquo was published by McGraw-Hill in 2005. In 2012, he published a primer on governance for social enterprises commissioned by the Social Enterprise Association in 2012, and a guide for nominating committees of listed companies. Since 2012, he has edited an annual collection of Asian and international corporate governance case studies published and sponsored by CPA Australia. Selected cases and volumes have been translated to Chinese and Vietnamese. He led a research project on board diversity in Asia Pacific, commissioned by Korn/Ferry International. He was the consultant for a project commissioned by the Diversity Task Force (established by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in Singapore) which led to a number of recommendations on improving gender diversity on boards of Singapore listed companies, which are now being implemented by the Diversity Action Committee. He has also published papers on corporate governance and accounting in academic journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, as well as practice-oriented journals. In 2014, the received the Corporate Governance Excellence Award from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) for his contributions to improving corporate governance in Singapore. In 2015, he received the Recognition Award from the Minority Shareholders Watchdog Group as part of their Malaysian Corporate Governance Index-ASEAN CG Scorecard Awards for his contributions to raising corporate governance standards in the region. That same year, he was recognised by the Singapore Institute of Directors and a CG pioneer.   Vanpersie      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 12:56) Posted: I also think the same way that they delay the announcement but who cares when it' s good news and you are vested. This so called prof really free got nothing better to do, he was the one that painted a lousy pic of the company like our elite lad
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Starship Supreme	15-Jul-2020 13:52        Starship About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Prof Mak has been spot on in every company that he wrote about. It' s clear as day that nearly all posters here are punters/day-traders/momentum traders. And the companies that Prof Mak has written abt are all exactly the kind of companies that such " investors" loved and lost their pants when their bubbles burst. Go look at his site. https://governanceforstakeholders.com Mak Yuen Teen is Associate Professor of Accounting at the NUS Business School. He founded the Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting Centre (CGFRC) at the NUS Business School, National University of Singapore in January 2003, and retired as director of the centre in December 2009. He was Vice Dean (Finance and Administration) at the school from 2002 to 2004. Professor Mak holds First Class Honours, Masters and PhD degrees in accounting and finance, and is a fellow of CPA Australia. He has held Asia-Pacific and Singapore heads of research positions at major consulting firms while on leave from the university. Professor Mak was a member of the Corporate Governance Committee which released Singapore&rsquo s first Code of Corporate Governance for listed companies, the Council on Corporate Disclosure and Governance (CCDG) which prescribed accounting standards and revised the Code in 2005, and the Corporate Governance Council which released the fourth version of the Code in 2018. He is currently a member of the Corporate Governance Advisory Committee set up the Monetary Authority of Singapore. He was a member of the Charity Council in Singapore from its establishment in October 2006 until his retirement in 2013. During his term, he chaired the subcommittees which developed and revised the code of governance for charities. He was also a member of the advisory panel set up by the Ministry of National Development for the development of a code of governance for town councils in Singapore. Professor Mak was a member of the audit advisory committee of the United Nations Population Fund based in New York from its establishment in October 2006 and retired in 2013. He then served as a member of the audit advisory committee of UN Women until October 2018. He was also an honorary advisor for BoardAgender, an organisation under the Singapore Council of Women Organisations in Singapore set up to promote gender diversity on boards and senior management, during its establishment phase. He has chaired a large healthcare charity and has served on boards and committees of other not-for-profit organisations. Professor Mak teaches corporate governance at NUS and conducts training for regulators, directors and other professsionals in corporate governance. He has consulted for local and international companies, regulators, and international intergovernmental organisations. He speaks regularly in conferences in Singapore and in the region, and is a regular commentator on corporate governance issues in the local and regional media. Professor Mak developed the Governance and Transparency Index (GTI) covering all listed companies in Singapore, which was published by the Business Times, sponsored by CPA Australia. He was the Singapore expert in the development of the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard and Ranking project, an initiative of the ASEAN regulators to raise corporate governance standards amongst large ASEAN companies, and was involved in the ranking exercises for the first two years. In 2017, he also launched the Governance Index for Trusts (GIFT) which he co-developed, which is the only index published in Singapore which is designed specifically for REITs and business trusts. He was chair of the Singapore Corporate Governance Awards from 2003 to 2009 and chaired the Investor Relations Award under the Singapore Corporate Awards from its inception until 2014. His report on improving the implementation of corporate governance practices in Singapore, commissioned by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and Singapore Exchange, was published in June 2007 and several of his recommendations have been implemented. His book &ldquo From Conformance to Performance: Best Corporate Governance Practices for Asian companies&rdquo was published by McGraw-Hill in 2005. In 2012, he published a primer on governance for social enterprises commissioned by the Social Enterprise Association in 2012, and a guide for nominating committees of listed companies. Since 2012, he has edited an annual collection of Asian and international corporate governance case studies published and sponsored by CPA Australia. Selected cases and volumes have been translated to Chinese and Vietnamese. He led a research project on board diversity in Asia Pacific, commissioned by Korn/Ferry International. He was the consultant for a project commissioned by the Diversity Task Force (established by the Ministry of Social and Family Development in Singapore) which led to a number of recommendations on improving gender diversity on boards of Singapore listed companies, which are now being implemented by the Diversity Action Committee. He has also published papers on corporate governance and accounting in academic journals such as the Journal of Corporate Finance and Journal of Accounting and Public Policy, as well as practice-oriented journals. In 2014, the received the Corporate Governance Excellence Award from the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) for his contributions to improving corporate governance in Singapore. In 2015, he received the Recognition Award from the Minority Shareholders Watchdog Group as part of their Malaysian Corporate Governance Index-ASEAN CG Scorecard Awards for his contributions to raising corporate governance standards in the region. That same year, he was recognised by the Singapore Institute of Directors and a CG pioneer.   Vanpersie      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 12:56) Posted: I also think the same way that they delay the announcement but who cares when it' s good news and you are vested. This so called prof really free got nothing better to do, he was the one that painted a lousy pic of the company like our elite lady Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 11:03) Posted: Latest article by the eminent Prof Mak Yuen Teen: BIOLIDICS: MAKING AN A*S OF THE RULES Mak Yuen Teen  |  Jul 15, 2020 On July 14, 10.46 pm, Biolidics announced a five-year non-exclusive licensing agreement with Accelerate Technologies Pte Ltd (A*ccelerate), the commercialisation arm of A*STAR. The announcement said that the agreement was signed on Thursday, July 9.  On Monday, July 13, 12.19 pm, a trading halt was called. Prior to the trading halt, the company&rsquo s share price had increased from 41 cents at close on July 9 to 52 cents &ndash an increase of 27 percent. Why did the company only announce this agreement late last night when the agreement was signed on July 9? This is just the latest case of questionable disclosures by the company. I have previously raised concerns about possible disclosure breaches, market manipulation and insider trading, and in my article here on July 5 (&ldquo Biolidics&rsquo Disclosures Are Simply Unacceptable&rdquo , I called for a full investigation into these matters. The company has now requested for a lifting of the trading halt this morning (July 15) at 7.31 am, followed by a sponsor&rsquo s statement at 7.37 am. SGX should suspend trading of the stock immediately and an investigation into the disclosure lapses and other issues should be initiated. It should also look into whether the sponsor has adequately discharged its responsibilities. Biolidics is quite simply making an A*S of the listing rules and Securities and Futures Act and our market risks becoming a laughing stock. https://governanceforstakeholders.com/2020/07/15/biolidics-making-an-as-of-the-rules/
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ST3-trading Senior	15-Jul-2020 13:52        ST3-trading About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	ok bro. no problem SQueeze      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:44) Posted: Aiyo buddy, you are holding above 70, right?  Then you must encourage everyone to buy and prop price up so you can exit safely.  not helpful leh if you make everyone scared....  ST3-trading      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:21) Posted: just comment. i thnk todays drop might due of news today on vaccine enter into final stage . expert say first vaccine might not as effective,
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SQueeze Master	15-Jul-2020 13:44        SQueeze About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Aiyo buddy, you are holding above 70, right?  Then you must encourage everyone to buy and prop price up so you can exit safely.  not helpful leh if you make everyone scared....  ST3-trading      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:21) Posted: just comment. i thnk todays drop might due of news today on vaccine enter into final stage . expert say first vaccine might not as effective,   Sgvale      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:08) Posted: If you feel negative, can exit now & narrow your loss. But don't create more unnecessary noise.
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All-In-Trader Senior	15-Jul-2020 13:37        All-In-Trader About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	shortees last week now panick trying last attempt to pull price down so can cut loss and exit..wouldnt happen lah..positive news and this time is A-Star, government agency not those 3 class institution.. strong support from the market and likely the kits produced will be used locally and worldwide given the A star branding. Win win for Singapore too. Hard for shortees this time round to spin stories to pull price to 30cts which they hope to achieve.
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Wind22i Supreme	15-Jul-2020 13:29        Wind22i About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Astar is gourment initiative... so this might help to speed up the commercialisation or usage of the said test kits lailai      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 12:46) Posted: AStar' s reputation is world std, imo. Since licenced from them, shd be no problem to commercialise full swing globally, when marketting. Of course must pick good distributors to market lah, unlike that AYtu who sold nothing, which seems like a joke from states. But from the termination announcement, sounds like still keen to team with them for US, likely for this latest AStar invention. Anyway ... . Bio was co-founded by NUSS Prof (Dr) Lim Chwee Teck, think is his name, also shareholder. Read he is also researcher to few hundred papers, speaker and invited speaker to few hundred also, advisor, director of this and that. Think he could hv played a part for Bio to  be awarded this highly valued licence. Seems like this up and coming test kits will be way ahead of any that are in the market. Think the stage of development is quite advance stage liao, almost ready for commercial manufacture, shd not take more than a few months b4 marketting starts. Think when commercialisation starts, rev and earnings will be huge, even higher than Medtecs. Just opinion lah, those interested can google and double check.
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ST3-trading Senior	15-Jul-2020 13:21        ST3-trading About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	just comment. i thnk todays drop might due of news today on vaccine enter into final stage . expert say first vaccine might not as effective,   Sgvale      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:08) Posted: If you feel negative, can exit now & narrow your loss. But don't create more unnecessary noise. ST3-trading      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:02) Posted: today v hard to go back to open price
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Sgvale Supreme	15-Jul-2020 13:08        Sgvale About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	If you feel negative, can exit now & narrow your loss. But don't create more unnecessary noise. ST3-trading      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 13:02) Posted: today v hard to go back to open price
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ST3-trading Senior	15-Jul-2020 13:02        ST3-trading About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	today v hard to go back to open price
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Vanpersie Senior	15-Jul-2020 12:56        Vanpersie About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I also think the same way that they delay the announcement but who cares when it' s good news and you are vested. This so called prof really free got nothing better to do, he was the one that painted a lousy pic of the company like our elite lady Starship      ( Date: 15-Jul-2020 11:03) Posted: Latest article by the eminent Prof Mak Yuen Teen: BIOLIDICS: MAKING AN A*S OF THE RULES Mak Yuen Teen  |  Jul 15, 2020 On July 14, 10.46 pm, Biolidics announced a five-year non-exclusive licensing agreement with Accelerate Technologies Pte Ltd (A*ccelerate), the commercialisation arm of A*STAR. The announcement said that the agreement was signed on Thursday, July 9.  On Monday, July 13, 12.19 pm, a trading halt was called. Prior to the trading halt, the company&rsquo s share price had increased from 41 cents at close on July 9 to 52 cents &ndash an increase of 27 percent. Why did the company only announce this agreement late last night when the agreement was signed on July 9? This is just the latest case of questionable disclosures by the company. I have previously raised concerns about possible disclosure breaches, market manipulation and insider trading, and in my article here on July 5 (&ldquo Biolidics&rsquo Disclosures Are Simply Unacceptable&rdquo , I called for a full investigation into these matters. The company has now requested for a lifting of the trading halt this morning (July 15) at 7.31 am, followed by a sponsor&rsquo s statement at 7.37 am. SGX should suspend trading of the stock immediately and an investigation into the disclosure lapses and other issues should be initiated. It should also look into whether the sponsor has adequately discharged its responsibilities. Biolidics is quite simply making an A*S of the listing rules and Securities and Futures Act and our market risks becoming a laughing stock. https://governanceforstakeholders.com/2020/07/15/biolidics-making-an-as-of-the-rules/
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