$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ James trying for quick profit queuing to sell 2 million shares at 4.8 cents. Sorry no deal again. His 2 million shares has a cost of 3.7 cents. If all 2 million shares exchanged hands, he will make $20k! Enjoy ☺️
$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ incredible. James spent $40k to absorb another 1 million shares! I always thought he bs when he say support. But he actually does that! But after spending another $40k, he is completely dry this time🤭🤭🤭 Song Bo James?
$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ Wah, James is so relentless in his take over of Soup. And he has a ton of cash to burn🔥500k shares q buy at 3.7 cents. Its a good price to sell. Time to abandon ship. Soup just posted half year lost of $670k. Sell all your shares to James🤭🤭🤭
$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ One step closer to losing a quarter of a million dollar! Soup released half year results. As compared to the same period last year (made $237k), Soup posted a lost of $660k! With the already low operating cash low, that's one step towards closing its door. What does it means for Boss of soup. Just before National Day long weekend, James acquired another 800k shares at 3.7 cents. Cost = $30k. 🙀🙀🙀 What a rotten 6 months it has been for James. His Gold tanked, meaning he didn't make a single cent on gold over the last 6 months. Then he also realised loses to the tune of $10k when it's sold at a lost of 6.2 cents. Song Bo James? Bye bye $250k. Looks like he is going to pick cardboard as part of his retirement income🤭🤭🤭🤭
$Soup Holdings(5KI.SI)$ Is Soup Holding a good dividend play? 📌 Current Dividend Situation • Dividend yield is very low (~0.6%) — roughly 0.6–0.67% based on recent payouts and current share price. That’s [OMG] well below [OMG] typical dividend stocks and below average yields on the SGX.  • The company pays dividends once a year and recently [Spurting] significantly reduced [Spurting] its dividend amount compared with past levels.  • [Weak] Dividend payments are not strongly supported by earnings, and dividend growth historically has been negative on average. That means dividends haven’t been reliably increasing. [Weak]&