Dear readers, in my previous post, I shared about the Best World stock saga and explained to the effect that growth stocks investors should not always look at one side of the story that their growth stocks will always follow an expected or much talked-about growth trajectory, much to the exclusion of other factors which may shape stocks. I highlighted that growth stocks are also ordinary stocks and who say that their conferred status of growth stock is a perennial status? I would like to share an example of one stock, TalkMed Group stock which is also deemed a growth stock by many by the virtue that this stock went from $0.50 to almost $0.90 by April 2017. However, this stock dived after resumption of trading on Wednesday (28 June 2017), following news that the company’s CEO, Dr Ang Peng Tiam has been suspended for eight months by ......