who the fuck is this bugged-eyed specky from Next Level Academy spamming Youtube with his ads?

[k1976]

This bastard continuously spamming my YouTube videos. Fuck off la. If he’s really that good, why can’t he just make money by doing his own trading instead of ‘training’ others? Lol

Need to create a army of saw hei to do his bidding

 

[k1976]

only Dumbfarks will fall for their scams lah..................these gurus can't even speak proper English................and doesn't sound convincing at all..........

some savvy old hand like SBFuncker

 

[Cs101]

Need to create a army of saw hei clones

If click on the ad link many times will it add to his advertising cost?

 

[oliverlee]

Seah lan kia

 

[Taylorshit]

Financial influencers must be licensed and regulated if they provide advice: Alvin Tan​

SINGAPORE – Financial influencers who provide financial advice must be licensed and regulated, said Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) board member Alvin Tan in Parliament on Nov 13.


Also known as “finfluencers”, these influencers use social media to share tips and insights on finance-related topics, such as investing, saving and budgeting.


MAS expects financial institutions that employ finfluencers to advertise their products or services to ensure that these individuals present information in a clear and balanced way that highlights key features and risks, said Mr Tan.

The regulator has issued guidelines to make it clear that any individual who is remunerated for making a recommendation or expressing an opinion on the buying, selling or holding of investment products will be considered as providing financial advice.


“Even if he or she is not remunerated, he will be considered to have provided financial advice if he makes such recommendations or expressions regularly. Posting of general educational content is not financial advice,” added Mr Tan, who is also Minister of State for Trade and Industry, as well as Culture, Community and Youth.


He was responding to a question from Mr Melvin Yong (Radin Mas) about regulation of the finfluencer sector and the number of complaints MAS has received against finfluencers.

More at https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...nd-regulated-if-they-provide-advice-alvin-tan

 

[mojito]

Financial influencers must be licensed and regulated if they provide advice: Alvin Tan​

SINGAPORE – Financial influencers who provide financial advice must be licensed and regulated, said Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) board member Alvin Tan in Parliament on Nov 13.


Also known as “finfluencers”, these influencers use social media to share tips and insights on finance-related topics, such as investing, saving and budgeting.


MAS expects financial institutions that employ finfluencers to advertise their products or services to ensure that these individuals present information in a clear and balanced way that highlights key features and risks, said Mr Tan.

The regulator has issued guidelines to make it clear that any individual who is remunerated for making a recommendation or expressing an opinion on the buying, selling or holding of investment products will be considered as providing financial advice.


“Even if he or she is not remunerated, he will be considered to have provided financial advice if he makes such recommendations or expressions regularly. Posting of general educational content is not financial advice,” added Mr Tan, who is also Minister of State for Trade and Industry, as well as Culture, Community and Youth.


He was responding to a question from Mr Melvin Yong (Radin Mas) about regulation of the finfluencer sector and the number of complaints MAS has received against finfluencers.

More at https://www.straitstimes.com/singap...nd-regulated-if-they-provide-advice-alvin-tan

How they gonna regulate Andrew Tate?