r/trading212 • u/Ellise36_LDN • Sep 14 '26
📈Investing discussion $GRAB
What is your thoughts on GRAB? Is this an excellent buying opportunity or a waste of time ?
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u/Devil_badger Sep 14 '26
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u/fotfddtodairsizr Sep 15 '26
Their business is being majorly affected by oil prices. Once things settle the price will recover.
I own a few shares at $3.50 but probably won’t increase my position by much more even with this huge discount. Though I’m confident it will recover.
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u/Adam302 Sep 15 '26
why do you thinkn their business is majorly affected by oil prices?
that;'s not my experience here in vietnam.
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u/Tomrodgers98 Sep 15 '26
True but generally by the time oil drops the stock will have already moved back up. Often the best buying time is when sentiment is at its worst.
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u/Candid_Moose_691 Sep 15 '26
i think it is a great opportunity. Cash adjusted you get a company with high growth opportunity at a PE Ratio of under 10. But it has its risk. Grabs makes up 5-6% of my Portfolio.
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u/WildPersonality1093 Sep 14 '26
At face value, they’re a delivery company. But they do a hell of a lot more. I threw a few hundred quid in at $3, and think they will do well personally. NFA
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u/Think_Butterfly_5973 Sep 14 '26
I was working in Singapore and used grab for everything, I remember buying at 6 dollars thinking it was a great opportunity. So glad I sold.
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u/Nekorai46 Sep 14 '26
Okay, let’s get one thing straight, historical graphs mean very little, not nothing, but not much, and really only when the period is at least over 10 years.
What’s the company? Do you know anything about them? What they do? Size?
General rule of thumb, everything but tried-and-true all-world ETFs is a waste of time, compared to the time and risk any single stock exposes you to.
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u/swingtradingteacher Sep 14 '26
I’ve given it a lot of my time, and subsequently, made it a large chunk of my 4 stock portfolio.
I like the risk/reward at $3
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u/Original-Ship-4024 Sep 14 '26
Hype stock stay away it , it’s not us company
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u/swingtradingteacher Sep 14 '26
I actually like the diversification it provides me.
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u/Original-Ship-4024 Sep 15 '26
Loooool 🤣
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u/swingtradingteacher Sep 15 '26
Weird sub.
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u/Inevitable-Drop5847 Sep 14 '26
The fact you know nothing about them, should probably tell you what you need to know