@Ned-Flanders Of course, your own analysis and convictions are always important. I recently did my own in-depth analysis of Uber and Grab. Ultimately, the companies aren’t comparable because Uber is asset-light and Grab is asset-heavy. This is primarily because Uber has the ability to run ads and offer subscriptions, thereby increasing its margins. The reason this is difficult for Grab is its regional limitations and the fact that North America and the rest of the world have high purchasing power—which translates to a high willingness among customers to subscribe (an advantage for Uber). Southeast Asia, on the other hand, has low purchasing power and little willingness to subscribe.
@Ned-Flanders But as I said, that's just my humble opinion. I could be wrong, too :D I just wanted to share my thought process with you and the questions I've been asking myself lately about those two companies :D
@Ned-Flanders There are actually a few 😁, but $SITM will probably be my next purchase. I still had one open slot for a semiconductor stock in my portfolio, and out of 10 potential semiconductor companies, $SITM clearly stood out. I might write a bit more about this here in the next few days.
@Dirty30$SITM This is super interesting! Nobody really has “Timesektor” on their radar yet. It’s awesome that you know about this company, too. I’m still waiting for a chance to jump in there. I think there’s still plenty of room for the price to drop.👀
@Aktienhauptmeister Definitely. PEG 2.6 is definitely a sporty valuation. Other than that, I don't see much to be concerned about. And now, with the merger with its biggest competitor, it's essentially a double moat thanks to the Renesas acquisition.