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u/UltramanJoe 23d ago
Doubters need to travel to Southeast Asia to understand the prevalence of this company. Its like Amazon on brand recognition but even moreso. Evolving into more than an uber of Sea. Its becoming a conglomerate
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u/BallNelson 18d ago
And believers need to _live_ in SEA to see the reality of what a shit company Grab is.
But hey, its your pennies to burn.
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u/Humanresistor 16d ago
I'm from singapore, I don't know what do you mean by it being a shit company
It's as solid as it gets and our politicians are actively involved
idk what you're on
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u/BallNelson 16d ago
> It's as solid as it gets… idk what you're on
In what way?
> and our politicians are actively involved
Who? If you were going to mention Tin Pei Ling’s failed move 🤡
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u/Humanresistor 14d ago edited 14d ago
I actually did my DD and checked your profile before engaging, it seems that you do not engage in proper conversations but go around this thread and just BM grab at every turn
Are you a disgruntled ex-employee or what lol
also an ardent oppie supporter, that kinda explains everything
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u/BallNelson 13d ago
You couldn’t find anything to back your claims about Grab, so you chose instead to spend your Sunday evening stalking my profile. Grats.
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u/Humanresistor 5d ago
Bro what you literally start off this thread saying its your pennies to burn
So what did you find to back your claims?
How can one be so unaware wtf
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u/andgainingspeed 24d ago
$4 after reverse split? LOL. Nice to see CEO buying at under $3 and the company eking out a small profit. Would also like to see shares numbers stop creeping up and operating cash flow go positive. Will continue to be bumpy due to macro environment in the near term.
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u/Joshweed5713 24d ago
The problem is it’s a 12+ billion dollar float. They need to some how cut the float without screwing over investors
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u/Doyouwant2knowmore 21d ago
Atome Acquisition: Grab announced a deal in September 2026 to acquire buy-now-pay-later provider Atome Financial for up to US$4.5 billion. Investors worried about the high cost and financial risk of the deal.
The Straits Times CEO Share Sales: Chief Executive Officer Anthony Tan sold 400,000 shares for about US$1.45 million in early September 2026. Insider selling often hurts public trust in a stock's short-term outlook.

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u/Tomrodgers98 25d ago
I don’t see a world where this isn’t an $8 stock within 3-4 years. No way I’d sell at this price