Grab stock hasn't treated investors very well which is great news. That means investors can buy shares of Grab at a reasonable valuation, would they want to? Grab promises a value proposition that's part Uber, part WeChat, and a potential superapp for SouthEast Asia. We only invest in leaders, and Grab appears to be leading in both food delivery and ride hailing in multiple countries. Before investing in $GRAB stock it's important to know the potential opportunity, and Grab's only penetrated about 11% of the smartphone population in SouthEast Asia. If we compare Grab vs Uber, the former distinguishes itself by trying to address the 70% of underbanked people in SouthEast Asia. A cursory look at Grab shows an appealing company, but there's a lot more to explore coming up in a second video (or article) on this interesting company. Stay tuned.

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