Vietnam stock market continues the fraud purge that has started about two years ago. Or it looks like it’s doing something about it. Can you believe it? After getting rid of the largest banking fraud in Vietnam, now Vietnam is launching a set of legal missiles against its financial market for what it seems to be a crackdown on stock manipulation.

At the center of the story is a mix of high-flying executives, conniving officials, and one real estate mogul who dared to fly too close to the sun. The battlefield? The stock market — a web of transactions, investments, and regulations that can turn on a dime, building dreams or shattering them just as quickly.

And who are these players, you ask? Front and center is Trinh Van Quyet, a name that’s been plastered across headlines, a man who once had Vietnam’s economic world in his palm. Alongside him stand government officials, accused of blurring the lines between regulation and manipulation. So, join us, as we expose once again the truth, one shocking revelation at a time.