$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ soup restaurant ended up 20% in this year, up 2 cents. Hopefully it will go up another 2 cents next year to 10.5 cents and report good profits in FY25. Today is the last day of FY25, expect $40 million revenue and hopefully $5 million profit. Hopefully 1 cents dividend
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When a share is thinly traded and shows huge price fluctuations, it usually signals high risk and instability. Here’s what that combination means in practical terms:
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1. Thinly traded 📉
A thinly traded share has low trading volume, meaning:
• Few buyers and sellers
• Trades may occur only occasionally
• Large bid–ask spreads (big gap between buying and selling price)
Even a small buy or sell order can move the price sharply.
2. Huge price fluctuations 📊
Large swings in price over short periods often indicate:
• Low liquidity (prices jump because there aren’t many orders)
• Speculative trading
• Sensitivity to rumours, news, or single transactions
3. Why these two often occur together
Because there are few trades, each transaction has a disproportionately large impact on price.
For such shares, investors face:
• Difficulty exiting (you may not find buyers when you want to sell)
• Slippage (selling price much lower than expected)
• High volatility risk (sharp losses in a short time)
• Unreliable price signals (price may not reflect true value)