$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ before I sold 400,000 shares in October the share price is 9.5 cents, now after I bought 500,000 shares in December the share price is only 8.6 cents. The current share price is undervalued or too low. It should be 10 cents by now if I did not buy and sell because I accumulate additional 100,000 shares.
Modify on 2025-12-12 13:01
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1. Thin liquidity + price spikes
Indicator
• Low trading volume
• Sudden price jumps
Why it matters
• Small trades can distort price.
• Valuation may not reflect fundamentals.
Very often price spike becos of 100 shares traded which is not a good indication of actual market demand.
📌 Common in micro-cap SGX stocks like 5KI.
2. No visible growth drivers, yet premium pricing
Indicator
• No clear signs of:
• New store rollout
• Overseas expansion
• Margin improvement
• Yet stock trades at a premium
Why it matters
• Without growth drivers, valuation should compress, not expand.
📌 Soup Holdings has not clearly articulated aggressive growth plans.