Singapore’s $8 Billion Market Manipulation: How 187 Trading Accounts Generated Massive Profits Before the Crash
How contra trading and wash trading mechanics created artificial demand — until Goldman Sachs margin calls triggered the collapse
Executive Summary
Between August 2012 and October 2013, Malaysian businessman John Soh and his partner Quah Su-Ling orchestrated Singapore’s most sophisticated market manipulation scheme, artificially inflating three penny stocks before losing S$8 billion in market value during a spectacular two-day crash. The scheme’s technical mechanics — contra tradin…



