QUOTE(aronteh @ Oct 2 2012, 12:52 PM)
Same old tactic. If you know the actual inside story and how they operate.
I have went through a few of this raided.
Count myself lucky to have survive 
WHAT??? haven't heard such an idiotic answer. Who on earth would do that?? How do you get BNM, Polis etc to do this??bribe them?? egg head with mash pumpkin brains. sorry for so rude. just can't help just had a laugh. sorry brother. no offense.
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QUOTE(brownykoko @ Oct 2 2012, 02:11 PM)
In all this pyramid schemes, the authorities seem to take years before they raid or close down these businesses. If these are shut down at the beginning, a lot of peoples hard earn money will be saved!

Who do you think inspire this investigation??? correct answer will get a kick in the arse! Clue, read the Star inside page again!Added on October 2, 2012, 8:27 pm
QUOTE(ManutdGiggs @ Oct 2 2012, 01:37 PM)
Mr. Boon, do u mind to check if this taikor Aug7X3 is linked to the annoying me???
They sounded alike leh.
i'm NOT him or her. i don't hide behind names or personalities. I am in straight talk blogger. if it is a fake, then it is a fake. but before we shoot from the hips, think and do your research first. Hello Giggs, can't you find out yourself?? Why, is Boon your checker?? Is he your slave??They sounded alike leh.
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QUOTE(learn2earn8 @ Oct 2 2012, 04:25 PM)
yes, one must learn to read the fine print more often & bnm did not allow any minibonds consisting of high-risk derivatives such as synthetic collateralized debt obligations and credit default swaps to be sold here
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Investors have so far lost US$22.5 billion (S$27.7 billion) on more than 100 subprime securities that Bear Stearns issued in 2006 and 2007, according to the complaint. That is over one-quarter of the original principal balance of US$87 billion.
In the lead-up to the financial crisis, subprime mortgages were sold to people with less-than-ideal credit. Many of them defaulted on their loans when the housing bubble burst and their introductory "teaser" interest rates skyrocketed.
Because many of those mortgages had been sliced and repackaged as securities that could be bought and sold - known as RMBS - the mass defaults led to huge losses at large US banks and other financial firms, helping fuel the global economic meltdown
http://www.todayonline.com/World/EDC121002...over-securities
While it's easy to blame them for signing something that they don't understand, frankly speaking how many of us, even those in the industry understand understand how credit default swap works?
Li said investors complained they were misled into thinking they were buying a form of corporate bonds and were unaware until recently that the bonds were guaranteed by troubled Lehman Brothers.
Tens of thousands of Hong Kong people invested a total of HK$15.6 billion in the Lehman Brothers-backed derivatives, and they all face substantial losses. The number of complaints concerning Lehman Brothers-related products has increased sharply to 7,730 from 5,500, and will grow further, the HKMA said yesterday. The authority has opened an investigation into whether the banks misled investors into buying them, it said.
“But we cannot comment on how long it will take to investigate the problems, because it depends on the capacity of the investigation team and availability of information provided,” HKMA Executive Director Raymond Li told reporters at a press conference yesterday.
http://www.moneymind.sg/2008/10/dbs-hk-to-...-on-lehman.html
save your mumbo jumbo on JP Morgan old news. We are now talking about the hottest topic in town. Also don try to impress people with all those copy and paste info. these bloggers don read it. save precious space instead of regurgitating wholesale what u swallowed from another website. wonder if you know what is derivative markets!![attachmentid=3079458]
Investors have so far lost US$22.5 billion (S$27.7 billion) on more than 100 subprime securities that Bear Stearns issued in 2006 and 2007, according to the complaint. That is over one-quarter of the original principal balance of US$87 billion.
In the lead-up to the financial crisis, subprime mortgages were sold to people with less-than-ideal credit. Many of them defaulted on their loans when the housing bubble burst and their introductory "teaser" interest rates skyrocketed.
Because many of those mortgages had been sliced and repackaged as securities that could be bought and sold - known as RMBS - the mass defaults led to huge losses at large US banks and other financial firms, helping fuel the global economic meltdown
http://www.todayonline.com/World/EDC121002...over-securities
While it's easy to blame them for signing something that they don't understand, frankly speaking how many of us, even those in the industry understand understand how credit default swap works?
Li said investors complained they were misled into thinking they were buying a form of corporate bonds and were unaware until recently that the bonds were guaranteed by troubled Lehman Brothers.
Tens of thousands of Hong Kong people invested a total of HK$15.6 billion in the Lehman Brothers-backed derivatives, and they all face substantial losses. The number of complaints concerning Lehman Brothers-related products has increased sharply to 7,730 from 5,500, and will grow further, the HKMA said yesterday. The authority has opened an investigation into whether the banks misled investors into buying them, it said.
“But we cannot comment on how long it will take to investigate the problems, because it depends on the capacity of the investigation team and availability of information provided,” HKMA Executive Director Raymond Li told reporters at a press conference yesterday.
http://www.moneymind.sg/2008/10/dbs-hk-to-...-on-lehman.html
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