Replies to post #5398 on AB International Group Corp (ABQQ)

[stockfan100]

Thank you, Ping. Yes, the more shareholders fill out the SEC form the better we can make SEC aware of the extend of the misinformation against ABQQ that can fortunately be traced and found on our board including the timing of the posts and the sharp price drops after...since last year. SEC is very good at this!

[stockfan100]

Ping, thanks again for filling out the SEC form. It is easy to get SEC's attention in price manipulation of ABQQ.

For example, today...there was no company news...nothing.

This is one way SEC does its detective work. SEC will simply go to the days that there was a significant/unusual price drop, like today in case of ABQQ, and will check the timing of the price drops and the posts. There is a good track record of this on ABQQ board. I have seen SEC's work through another investigation. SEC is great at this. All it takes is for the ABQQshareholders that are negatively affected by price manipulation and have lost money to submit the SEC form.

[stockfan100]

SEC also knows a true whistleblower only informs SEC if that is really the true intention about a company.

SEC also knows what the true intention is when posting about "informing SEC" on a board like in ABQQ case during the trading hours especially when those posts are not from the shareholders.

Such activities significantly drops the price of small cap companies like ABQQ (like 27% drop today) and in the negative direction.

That is exactly why most companies submit their news (good or bad) after (and in some cases before) trading hours...NOT during the trading hours.

It is easy for SEC to see that there were several days... like today... since 2021 when there was no company news but price went done because of FUD and misinformation.