Where got BB in this stock? Value Capital is a loan shark, not an investor. They will nvr pumb up, but keep dumping. You'll see huge sell q at 0.001 tmr. Better run.
Posted: August 24, 2016 12:48 pmPosted by: @derekchong
BB dont convect shares and keep under their bed.must pump up and dump.
be patient.
cheers.
BB dont convect shares and keep under their bed.
must pump up and dump.
be patient.
cheers.
BB who are holders of CB will want to fry up the price before disposing their holdings.
I wanna ride on the wave up but don' t know must wait how long.
Posted: August 24, 2016 12:04 pmPosted by: @mepkoh
correction..those who invested at .1 cents..
are you looking at a prize lion skin??
Posted: August 24, 2016 10:18 amPosted by: @mepkoh
wah..with so many problems...
there are still people willing to risk it all...
goodluck to all those who see gold in a dying lion
correction..
those who invested at .1 cents..
are you looking at a prize lion skin??
Posted: August 24, 2016 10:18 amPosted by: @mepkoh
wah..with so many problems...
there are still people willing to risk it all...
goodluck to all those who see gold in a dying lion
Posted: August 24, 2016 10:09 amPosted by: @laosai
See how it goes, whether got white knight or new sexy stories.Somebody to redeem to CB?
Anyway I bought 500,000 shares to keep.
No more MTP, so shouldn' t run the risk of consolidation.
Ti kong bor pi
And the reward.... like the opposition running town council earning extraordinary margin now. You can take rotating seat for director.
Posted: August 24, 2016 11:26 amPosted by: @innooo
This information is not accurate. You cannot turn up in any meeting and propose to remove a director. The entire process is available in the company act which is publicly available. You need 10% shareholding vote to table it as an agenda in the EGM. And you need to give sufficient notice for the director to defend him/herself. But with 10% support, a resolution will sure go to an EGM by law.Summary is that you are powerless unless you get at least 10% shares to support you.
And the board of director of listed company cannot remove any director. Only shareholder can.
There is another rule whereby every director have to go for re-election every other year or so. Not many people turn up for AGM normally. So if you have 15% vote. You will definitely be able to vote the director out during AGM. Unfortunatelly the Executive Directors do not need to go for reelection and are shielded from the danger of being voted out in routine meetings. That makes them even more fearless.
That is why u see so many lousy CEOs, directors, paid hundreds of thousands every year to lose money for the company for so many years/decades and no one can do anything about it.
Maybe we can form a club to get rid of these CEOs, directors. Just need 200 people to put 10k into it each counter. You can cleanup from liongold to blumont to IPCO to innopac. Anyone interested, let me know.
Posted: August 23, 2016 9:40 amPosted by: @demostation
To remove a director from a company, a shareholder must propose it and the proposal seconded by another member (shareholder). Both of them can requisite an extraordinary meeting with the proposed resolution. However, it must be noted that if you are small shareholder whose shareholdings are insignificant, you may not be able to have the resolution passed even before a meeting is called. Nevertheless, you can tag on the knowledge that there is a scheduled meeting for other resolutions (purposes) by quickly presenting your proposal to be tabled at that meeting. You could give notice to the registrar (secretary) of the company about your proposal to be included in the upcoming meeting. I think this is what is the steps a shareholder could take to propose any unspecified resolutions at a meeting, normally under " other businesses to be transacted" .Hope those in the know can comment on my above, for knowledge..
This information is not accurate. You cannot turn up in any meeting and propose to remove a director. The entire process is available in the company act which is publicly available. You need 10% shareholding vote to table it as an agenda in the EGM. And you need to give sufficient notice for the director to defend him/herself. But with 10% support, a resolution will sure go to an EGM by law.
Summary is that you are powerless unless you get at least 10% shares to support you.
And the board of director of listed company cannot remove any director. Only shareholder can.
There is another rule whereby every director have to go for re-election every other year or so. Not many people turn up for AGM normally. So if you have 15% vote. You will definitely be able to vote the director out during AGM. Unfortunatelly the Executive Directors do not need to go for reelection and are shielded from the danger of being voted out in routine meetings. That makes them even more fearless.
That is why u see so many lousy CEOs, directors, paid hundreds of thousands every year to lose money for the company for so many years/decades and no one can do anything about it.
Maybe we can form a club to get rid of these CEOs, directors. Just need 200 people to put 10k into it each counter. You can cleanup from liongold to blumont to IPCO to innopac. Anyone interested, let me know.
Posted: August 23, 2016 9:40 amPosted by: @demostation
To remove a director from a company, a shareholder must propose it and the proposal seconded by another member (shareholder). Both of them can requisite an extraordinary meeting with the proposed resolution. However, it must be noted that if you are small shareholder whose shareholdings are insignificant, you may not be able to have the resolution passed even before a meeting is called. Nevertheless, you can tag on the knowledge that there is a scheduled meeting for other resolutions (purposes) by quickly presenting your proposal to be tabled at that meeting. You could give notice to the registrar (secretary) of the company about your proposal to be included in the upcoming meeting. I think this is what is the steps a shareholder could take to propose any unspecified resolutions at a meeting, normally under " other businesses to be transacted" .Hope those in the know can comment on my above, for knowledge..
wah..
with so many problems...
there are still people willing to risk it all...
goodluck to all those who see gold in a dying lion
Posted: August 24, 2016 10:09 amPosted by: @laosai
See how it goes, whether got white knight or new sexy stories.Somebody to redeem to CB?
Anyway I bought 500,000 shares to keep.
No more MTP, so shouldn' t run the risk of consolidation.
Ti kong bor pi
Posted: August 23, 2016 6:38 pmPosted by: @dyingcat
Still have so many brave souls donating $ to sucker Value Capital n fxxxer Liongold management. Still have 32b+ shares to convert. Dare u gamble
See how it goes, whether got white knight or new sexy stories.
Somebody to redeem to CB?
Anyway I bought 500,000 shares to keep.
No more MTP, so shouldn' t run the risk of consolidation.
Ti kong bor pi 
Posted: August 23, 2016 6:38 pmPosted by: @dyingcat
Still have so many brave souls donating $ to sucker Value Capital n fxxxer Liongold management. Still have 32b+ shares to convert. Dare u gamble
Wah.....a hero has appeared to pump it to 100% gain with 100 lots, lol. Sighed....craps!!
Should remove all directors from the company. Even no directors, the company would be better than now.
Posted: August 23, 2016 9:40 amPosted by: @demostation
To remove a director from a company, a shareholder must propose it and the proposal seconded by another member (shareholder). Both of them can requisite an extraordinary meeting with the proposed resolution. However, it must be noted that if you are small shareholder whose shareholdings are insignificant, you may not be able to have the resolution passed even before a meeting is called. Nevertheless, you can tag on the knowledge that there is a scheduled meeting for other resolutions (purposes) by quickly presenting your proposal to be tabled at that meeting. You could give notice to the registrar (secretary) of the company about your proposal to be included in the upcoming meeting. I think this is what is the steps a shareholder could take to propose any unspecified resolutions at a meeting, normally under " other businesses to be transacted" .Hope those in the know can comment on my above, for knowledge..
Spot on.....these two are the stars these couple of days. Btw both are trading next to nothingness but still standing tall, lol.
Posted: August 23, 2016 11:14 amPosted by: @mrwise
It is not over yet...watch this and Magnus!
sgx nvr protect the interest of small investors and allow this to happen again n again. Only know how to issue the template query. What a shame.
They shld just liquidate these type of company..
Its just looks like a shame to have it listed in a "world class" stock exchange..
Still have so many brave souls donating $ to sucker Value Capital n fxxxer Liongold management. Still have 32b+ shares to convert. Dare u gamble
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