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Reported a 'phenomenal quarter' with strong user growth and raised profit guidance, but the stock fell sharply due to broad market weakness, presenting a potential buying opportunity.
Delivered strong Q3 2025 earnings with revenue up 22% YoY and Adj. EBITDA increasing 51% YoY, leading to an upward revision of EBITDA guidance to $500M. The company's financial services segment is rapidly growing.
There is a split view on the company. The bull case focuses on user growth and unique network effects in Southeast Asia, while the neutral case sees its earnings as mediocre ('mid') with slower growth than peers.
The host is personally very bullish, with a large position, believing the company is fundamentally undervalued with a fair value of $9.00 - $10.00 per share. Expects a great quarter and a raise in EBITDA guidance.
A refined deepdive on the company is available for review.
The core of the long-term bull thesis is its positioning as an AI leader in its region by leveraging AI for local use cases like driver 'co-pilots' and merchant chatbots.
The speaker believes the stock is being manipulated by short-sellers and personally bought more on the dip, viewing it as an opportunity disconnected from fundamentals.
Described as having a 'breakout,' rising 4% to $6.10, indicating strong upward momentum from its price of $5.40 the previous week.
A host reported buying 'nibbles' of the stock on a market dip, indicating a bullish long-term view and a strategy of accumulating shares on weakness.
Positioned for a potential re-rating driven by strong Q3 earnings, high institutional ownership, and product innovation. The company is GAAP profitable with a strong balance sheet ($7B in cash).
Considered a very bullish 'favorite dip buy' due to its strong fundamentals, including $7 billion in cash and profitability. The speaker would buy more at $5.50.
The host bought the stock on the dip, believing it was sold off algorithmically alongside banks and presented an opportunity.
The host is very bullish and views any price below $5.80 as a strong buying opportunity, actively buying the dip.
Received a price target upgrade to $7 from Citibank, which is believed to be achievable with a good earnings report. A significant discount level was identified at $5.25.
A popular name bought by retail investors during the recent market dip.
Received a price target upgrade from Jeffries to $6.80 on expectations of strong Q3 execution.
The speaker personally bought the dip in the stock, which showed a strong recovery from $5.50 to over $6.00, indicating a belief it was undervalued during the sell-off.
The host bought the dip, viewing it as a 'heavy buyer under six' dollars and believes a good earnings report is needed to force short-sellers to cover.
The author is bullish, highlighting its potential to reach 52-week highs due to strategic partnerships, new SaaS offerings, and projected 30-40% top-line growth by 2026. The author plans to buy more if the price drops below their average cost of $5.98.
Stock broke out to $6.40. The host is very bullish, bought more shares, and believes the stock is undervalued below $6.
Expansion of its GrabMaps technology into Mongolia is a significant new revenue driver with potential SaaS-level margins, which could substantially improve the company's overall margin profile and lead to a market re-rating.
Expanding its proprietary Grab Maps technology globally, creating a new, high-margin SaaS-like revenue stream. The host is accumulating shares and sees a fair value of at least $8.50.
Strongly bullish sentiment, with speakers viewing the current price as a buying opportunity and a healthy consolidation. The host and another major investor are actively buying shares.
Host has a neutral to bullish stance, viewing dips as buying opportunities. The stock has strong support around $6.00, and the host added shares at $6.02.
Viewed as 'genuinely cheap' by the speaker, who bought shares at $5.97, seeing the dip as an opportunity due to its low valuation and strong cash position.
Rebounded sharply from its session low to end the day in the green, showing strong buying interest and resilience.
The speaker is an 'absolute buyer' below $6.00 and would get 'pretty excited' at $5.80, viewing any dip to these levels as a strong buying opportunity.
Highlighted as a compounding machine in Southeast Asia with a public price target of $10 by 2027.
Showing strong upward momentum and attempting to break the $6.50 resistance level with high trading volume. Options data indicates significant bullish sentiment with 141K calls traded versus only 6K puts.
The stock has seen its highest weekly trading volume in history, suggesting large institutional buying. Dan Ives commented that the company's opportunity in Southeast Asia is 'very underestimated'.
The host is very bullish, actively buying shares for a retirement account, and views it as a 'cheap' and good long-term investment for emerging market exposure.
The stock is gaining institutional support, as evidenced by a recent JPMorgan upgrade with a $7.20 price target. The host is personally very bullish, viewing it as a high-conviction, long-term investment.
Highlighted as a potential re-rating candidate with analysts predicting consolidated revenues of $5-6 billion by 2026. The company recently reported its first positive free cash flow and has seen over 70% growth in the past year, with recent high-volume trading suggesting a narrative shift.
User @amitisinvesting expresses confidence and a positive long-term outlook on the company due to belief in its leader, Anthony Tan.
Closed at a 52-week high of $6.15 with strong intraday recovery from $5.60, indicating bullish momentum. Investors should monitor for continued high volume and price stability above $6.
Showing 'incredibly bullish' technical signs after a strong recovery above the $6 level on very high volume, suggesting institutional buyers are accumulating shares.
Saw its highest daily trading volume in over four years, suggesting new information or market recognition of its underlying thesis. Investors should monitor closely for potential price movements.
A prominent analyst purchased 1,000 shares at $6.00, viewing the stock's 52-week high as a bullish signal for potential success.
Highlighted with strong positive sentiment, suggesting it is a stock the author is bullish on.
Showing signs of a major technical and fundamental breakout with massive trading volume, suggesting institutional interest. Viewed as an undervalued leader in the growing Southeast Asian market.
Author holds call debit spreads targeting $7.50-$10, believing the company's fair value is closer to $8 due to strong earnings, 25-30% growth, and a 30% cash position.
Bullish sentiment due to the arrest of founders of its largest competitor, which could allow Grab to capture significant market share and accelerate revenue growth.
Extremely bullish due to the arrest of founders of its largest competitor, GoTo, which could allow Grab to consolidate the Indonesian market. It has a large cash position and strong revenue growth.
The flat stock price is seen as an opportunity to accumulate shares based on the company's long-term fundamental growth across Southeast Asia.
The host remains bullish despite negative headlines, citing the company's strong leadership, $7 billion cash pile, and attractive risk/reward profile.
Long-term sentiment is bullish based on $7 call options for December 2027 and a favorable chart pattern, though there is a risk from an unspecified controversy that could impact earnings.
The setup is considered bullish due to a tight chart pattern and positive sentiment towards emerging markets. A move over $5.00 could trigger a squeeze higher.
The speaker is invested and has a $10 price target, viewing it as a 'real business' with potential to be the 'next big winner' for their community.
Considered good value around $5, with a long runway for growth (23% revenue growth) and improving profitability towards $1 billion in free cash flow.
A lack of insider selling for over three months is seen as a positive. Selling puts with a $5 strike price is viewed as an attractive strategy to acquire shares.
Reported a 'phenomenal quarter' with strong user growth and raised profit guidance, but the stock fell sharply due to broad market weakness, presenting a potential buying opportunity.
Delivered strong Q3 2025 earnings with revenue up 22% YoY and Adj. EBITDA increasing 51% YoY, leading to an upward revision of EBITDA guidance to $500M. The company's financial services segment is rapidly growing.
There is a split view on the company. The bull case focuses on user growth and unique network effects in Southeast Asia, while the neutral case sees its earnings as mediocre ('mid') with slower growth than peers.
The host is personally very bullish, with a large position, believing the company is fundamentally undervalued with a fair value of $9.00 - $10.00 per share. Expects a great quarter and a raise in EBITDA guidance.
A refined deepdive on the company is available for review.
The core of the long-term bull thesis is its positioning as an AI leader in its region by leveraging AI for local use cases like driver 'co-pilots' and merchant chatbots.
The speaker believes the stock is being manipulated by short-sellers and personally bought more on the dip, viewing it as an opportunity disconnected from fundamentals.
Described as having a 'breakout,' rising 4% to $6.10, indicating strong upward momentum from its price of $5.40 the previous week.
A host reported buying 'nibbles' of the stock on a market dip, indicating a bullish long-term view and a strategy of accumulating shares on weakness.
Positioned for a potential re-rating driven by strong Q3 earnings, high institutional ownership, and product innovation. The company is GAAP profitable with a strong balance sheet ($7B in cash).
Considered a very bullish 'favorite dip buy' due to its strong fundamentals, including $7 billion in cash and profitability. The speaker would buy more at $5.50.
The host bought the stock on the dip, believing it was sold off algorithmically alongside banks and presented an opportunity.
The host is very bullish and views any price below $5.80 as a strong buying opportunity, actively buying the dip.
Received a price target upgrade to $7 from Citibank, which is believed to be achievable with a good earnings report. A significant discount level was identified at $5.25.
A popular name bought by retail investors during the recent market dip.
Received a price target upgrade from Jeffries to $6.80 on expectations of strong Q3 execution.
The speaker personally bought the dip in the stock, which showed a strong recovery from $5.50 to over $6.00, indicating a belief it was undervalued during the sell-off.
The host bought the dip, viewing it as a 'heavy buyer under six' dollars and believes a good earnings report is needed to force short-sellers to cover.
The author is bullish, highlighting its potential to reach 52-week highs due to strategic partnerships, new SaaS offerings, and projected 30-40% top-line growth by 2026. The author plans to buy more if the price drops below their average cost of $5.98.
Stock broke out to $6.40. The host is very bullish, bought more shares, and believes the stock is undervalued below $6.
Expansion of its GrabMaps technology into Mongolia is a significant new revenue driver with potential SaaS-level margins, which could substantially improve the company's overall margin profile and lead to a market re-rating.
Expanding its proprietary Grab Maps technology globally, creating a new, high-margin SaaS-like revenue stream. The host is accumulating shares and sees a fair value of at least $8.50.
Strongly bullish sentiment, with speakers viewing the current price as a buying opportunity and a healthy consolidation. The host and another major investor are actively buying shares.
Host has a neutral to bullish stance, viewing dips as buying opportunities. The stock has strong support around $6.00, and the host added shares at $6.02.
Viewed as 'genuinely cheap' by the speaker, who bought shares at $5.97, seeing the dip as an opportunity due to its low valuation and strong cash position.
Rebounded sharply from its session low to end the day in the green, showing strong buying interest and resilience.
The speaker is an 'absolute buyer' below $6.00 and would get 'pretty excited' at $5.80, viewing any dip to these levels as a strong buying opportunity.
Highlighted as a compounding machine in Southeast Asia with a public price target of $10 by 2027.
Showing strong upward momentum and attempting to break the $6.50 resistance level with high trading volume. Options data indicates significant bullish sentiment with 141K calls traded versus only 6K puts.
The stock has seen its highest weekly trading volume in history, suggesting large institutional buying. Dan Ives commented that the company's opportunity in Southeast Asia is 'very underestimated'.
The host is very bullish, actively buying shares for a retirement account, and views it as a 'cheap' and good long-term investment for emerging market exposure.
The stock is gaining institutional support, as evidenced by a recent JPMorgan upgrade with a $7.20 price target. The host is personally very bullish, viewing it as a high-conviction, long-term investment.
Highlighted as a potential re-rating candidate with analysts predicting consolidated revenues of $5-6 billion by 2026. The company recently reported its first positive free cash flow and has seen over 70% growth in the past year, with recent high-volume trading suggesting a narrative shift.
User @amitisinvesting expresses confidence and a positive long-term outlook on the company due to belief in its leader, Anthony Tan.
Closed at a 52-week high of $6.15 with strong intraday recovery from $5.60, indicating bullish momentum. Investors should monitor for continued high volume and price stability above $6.
Showing 'incredibly bullish' technical signs after a strong recovery above the $6 level on very high volume, suggesting institutional buyers are accumulating shares.
Saw its highest daily trading volume in over four years, suggesting new information or market recognition of its underlying thesis. Investors should monitor closely for potential price movements.
A prominent analyst purchased 1,000 shares at $6.00, viewing the stock's 52-week high as a bullish signal for potential success.
Highlighted with strong positive sentiment, suggesting it is a stock the author is bullish on.
Showing signs of a major technical and fundamental breakout with massive trading volume, suggesting institutional interest. Viewed as an undervalued leader in the growing Southeast Asian market.
Author holds call debit spreads targeting $7.50-$10, believing the company's fair value is closer to $8 due to strong earnings, 25-30% growth, and a 30% cash position.
Bullish sentiment due to the arrest of founders of its largest competitor, which could allow Grab to capture significant market share and accelerate revenue growth.
Extremely bullish due to the arrest of founders of its largest competitor, GoTo, which could allow Grab to consolidate the Indonesian market. It has a large cash position and strong revenue growth.
The flat stock price is seen as an opportunity to accumulate shares based on the company's long-term fundamental growth across Southeast Asia.
The host remains bullish despite negative headlines, citing the company's strong leadership, $7 billion cash pile, and attractive risk/reward profile.
Long-term sentiment is bullish based on $7 call options for December 2027 and a favorable chart pattern, though there is a risk from an unspecified controversy that could impact earnings.
The setup is considered bullish due to a tight chart pattern and positive sentiment towards emerging markets. A move over $5.00 could trigger a squeeze higher.
The speaker is invested and has a $10 price target, viewing it as a 'real business' with potential to be the 'next big winner' for their community.
Considered good value around $5, with a long runway for growth (23% revenue growth) and improving profitability towards $1 billion in free cash flow.
A lack of insider selling for over three months is seen as a positive. Selling puts with a $5 strike price is viewed as an attractive strategy to acquire shares.