SE

Alidinak

Bloomberg is free to watch if you have cable/streaming and listen on Sirius xm…they also have subscription on their website that lets you do both if you don’t have cable. I got it around Black Friday for cheaper than whatever it is now. https://www.bloomberg.com/subscriptions/uspaid?utm_medium=cpc_pmax&utm_campaign=PX_ACQ_XXXXX_XXXXXXXXXXXXX_EVG_XXXX_XXX_COUSA_EN_EN_X_BLOM_GO_SE_PMX_XXXXXXXXXX&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20366292217&gbraid=0AAAAAD9e5ypo5D3ccH_La_dU3M1oFeBOk&gclid=Cj0KCQjw953DBhCyARIsANhIZoYlnho5hXihULtdUqXmq4SnDP3J6A230TT268px5kgv-3IdqVdUEd0aAvcJEALw_wcB actually 149 for the year is a great deal

Fulkcrow

Hasn't Vietnam funded the largest SE Asia infrastructure road network development plan since 2021. I think they plan to have like 9,000 km road network up to international width and other standards by 2050. Also as they have continued to absorb and create new manufacturing with Western export goals their transportation laws are being more rigidly applied. Not sure any of this will generate SUV sales in Vietnam but it's not like Vietnam is hiding their desire to associate with the US a lot more.

Odd-Help-4293

From what I've read, a lot of the lower-end manufacturing has moved out of China and into SE Asia, chasing lower labor costs.

Classic-Finish-7433

My three positions are all headquarter in a 69 mile circumfrence in SE Penn. Hoping to swap my open top buggy for a family carriage buggy by winter

Lion_1981

Global stock markets show new uptrend. Even though we are trading at high levels indices could go up further. I prefer stocks like Atos SE at the moment.

Lionessandlover

i just want to make enough off of it to fly first class to somewhere in SE asia and bang hookers until my dick falls off. im a simple man

nsfwmessage

I’m a SE and I do not blow up my salary. I blow up my retirement account.

Lion_1981

I will buy Atos SE. On the 1st of August they will publish first semester results 2025, they could potentially start to purchase shares and pay up to 100.-, generate 410 million deal French State, expecting an operating margin of more than 300 million, trading at only 600 million market capitalization. https://preview.redd.it/chqvwt1c159f1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=10e1a2eade71f0ea4dd0a15b23718be61c7a5505 Source [https://atos.net/en/investors/financial-calendar](https://atos.net/en/investors/financial-calendar)

d33p7r0ubl3

If you move to SE Asia and didn’t tell anyone then you would no longer have a family counting on you

cantokung

$SE Come and bet a dollar with me.

Alienblob1

And somehow someway, futes yet again letting bers know. More pump? SI SE PUEDe

Lionessandlover

Mango needs to quit all these peace and righteousness bull shit posts and start shilling his coke head son’s gun business stat or else I’m not going to be able to afford a business class ticket to SE Asia to bang street whores

Optimal_Ask4933

Porshe SE is not more valuable then VW

Optimal_Ask4933

Not very true. Porsche AG owns i think around 40% of Rimac. VW owns 100% of Bugatti. But Porshe AG is the car manufactuerer and Porsche SE is the holding company which owns over 50% of VW's common shares and around thirty somthing percent of VW and VW owns seventy something percent of The perferred and common stocks of Porsche AG. But saying that they are co owners of Bugatti is untrue. VW are the owners of Bugatti and Porshe AG owns 0% of it. And Toyota holding company owns more then 3x the amount of EV patents then Porshe SE so the idea that "They're a leader in EV with the most green patents submitted and accepted over the last few years out of any car company" is simply misinformation. And another thing that you may not understand is that the piech and porsche family does not have any "specialy shares" that "guarantee them minority control of the company". They simply owns the normal common stocks that is the default. And when they had their IPO, they simply only sold preferred stocks which has no voting power unless there has been consequtive years with no dividends payment which then the perferred stocks gain 1 voting right per stock. There is the same amount of common and perferred stocks so the idea that they have a "minority control" is simply not true. They have the Majority control and has not sold away any common stocks away every. They have the full 100% majority control of voting rights. It is not like they have special golden share which gives them extra voting rights or anything. They have ever only sold perferred shares away and most people are just too dumb to know what their shares they are actually buying.

Optimal_Ask4933

This is quite inaccurate as they do pay around 15% of the net profit to shareholders and reinvest and pay down the debt for the rest which do affect shareholder returns. So the idea that they have low shareholder return because of spenting cashflow and them not having "real shareholder returns" in untrue. The idea that the porshe family gets rich through "low shareholder return" is also not true. Their PE ratio is not that much different from many other automotive industry holding companies. The truth is that their stock and the brands that they hold is just not that competitive against the current new entrants stealing market share and the market has also been highly exposed to new distruptions like EVs and self driving veichals, the uncertainly also decreases their value as they are not seen as a leader in this field. Also the Porshe SE stocks are all preferred shares which also slightly decreases its value although it does have voting rights with years of no dividends and at the Porsche family owning 100% of common stocks and common and perferred stocks being 50/50.

NoLibrarian5149

It was $2.99 just the other day in SE PA at Costco.

LetsConsultTheMap

Originally I was supposed to go to KLZ but then after the pull out in October of 19, we lost KLZ to the Russians. So I sat in Erbil for 6 weeks. Finally we went back into Syria in December of 19 and they opened RLZ like 40km SE of Qamishli. I was there for the opening of RLZ and redeployment back into Syria. RLZ was an airstrip, 6 tents, and a farm house. They built it up over the 7 months I was there but it was very remote and unlike any other base I had been to.

Keis001

Any links to read more about this ? How much cash infusion would be enough to make the whole Tel Aviv SE go over +150% in less than a year in the middle of the war

WickedSensitiveCrew

Latin America with MELI, NU. SEA with SE.

I_am_Nerman

Nothing in the Southeast is crashing (FL isnt the SE)

ThickPeak64

Depends on what you like to do. Variety of options in Europe, SA, and SE Asia

Venice_LA

the "Pork Index" is the best way to pick travel destinations. Does the country cook pork well? if yes, great place to Great pork: Japan, SE Asia, Southern Europe, Latin Countries no pork: Middle East

Lion_1981

Please update your market capitalization. Atos SE is bigger than 700 million market capitalization

yachty171

I did that with SE I meant to get eversource. Sold out at like 344. It’s actually making a decent comeback.

FlowerGardensDM

My theory is that the concept of capital flight is basically dead, so they're bringing manufacturing back over the next few years since there aren't many more countries to exploit. Where else do rich put their money so that it makes money (not talking Panama or Ireland to dodge taxes), where do they put their actual manufacturing base? Russia? Nope. Oligarchy will steal it and they are in decline. SE Asia? The governments are more involved in business operations there. China? They throw uppity billionaires in jail. Africa? Owned by China, going to get hit hard by climate change. India? Climate change and corruption. Europe? More regulations than America, threatened by Russia. Canada? See Europe. South America? Sure, if you want to risk your shit getting nationalized. The USA has two giant oceans, a compliant, fat population that is divided and has lots of protection for that money in the form of our military. We're still the de facto safe haven for the rich.

uber_line

BAE Systems/Thales/ Airbus SE

Diligent_Fox_9072

Yeah, WTF is with SE Asian ppl eating everything? "Oh, here's the next to last mating giant salamander on the planet ...better make it into some unnecessary weird dish"

Lion_1981

My moves will be: Atos SE will go up ;-) https://preview.redd.it/gjyb4vvpzj6f1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8b47e4d4a820983f440b404eda2b64082eb5f0e9

Lion_1981

Atos SE shares are moving up prior to the shareholders meeting. Trading above 39.15

timee_bot

View in your timezone: [tomorrow at 10:00 CEST][0] [0]: https://timee.io/20250613T0800?tl=Extraordinary%20meeting%20Atos%20SE%20tomorrow%20at%2010%3A00%20CEST

Lion_1981

Please update your numbers. Atos SE has got a market capitalization of more than 800 million and maybe soon more than 5 billion!

AntoniaFauci

Trying to understand why GRAB is not following the same trend as many other similar tickers. Similarly speculative names have all regained and exceeded previous highs, but GRAB has been slapped down 10% this past week during otherwise frothy times. Doesn’t seem to be Tesla related either, if you look at Uber/Lyft. Are there some issues specific to Grab, the company? Or SK/SE Asia issues?

Matt2_ASC

[FRE €43.97 (▼0.023%) Fresenius SE & Co KGaA | Google Finance](https://www.google.com/finance/quote/FRE:ETR) makers of propofol which is a prescription drug used in medical aid in dying.

creemeeseason

I'm surprised at SE falling out of favor, that one has been a beast! What's your thesis on the PE firms?

WickedSensitiveCrew

Discussion takes two people. Another person may be more than willing to discuss PLTR, HIMS, CRWV, mag 7 than other stocks. I been buying PE firms APO and KKR during this year but they arent as popular as Mag 7 on this sub. Even SE barely gets brought up on here these days.

igotshrimps

Who in the right mind would short China? Xi got Africa by the balls with predatory loans and SE Asian countries are lining up to take Chinese money. Finance imperialism baby

OneInchSchlong

I got some SE. Earnings are growing and I like that their focus is mostly just Asia. So they shouldn’t have issues with tariffs and the different battles between countries.

Visible_Currency2419

* **Company name:** BeammWave * **Market:** First North Growth Market, Sweden * **Ticker:** BEAMMW.B (BEAMMW\_B:SE on Fidelity, also tradeble on IKBR etc.)

Piratarojo

This is listed as BEAMMW_B:SE on fidelity. Got in early, I'm up 200% and am beating myself up for not putting in more. They have a lot of the guys who built bluetooth, yes that one. I'm sold and holding until they hopefully get bought out.

Lion_1981

https://preview.redd.it/elwoz6x5d56f1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f7d1bbf55bfbcc55da5cba95e409fdc0e5ef9a3 Market capitalization is bigger than 700 million and soon potentially above 5 billion. Please check Atos SE details. Screenshot source is yahoo finance

NoctRob

I still have my SE from 5 years ago. You’ll have to pry this shit from my cold, dead hands. Or wait for me to drop it one more time and watch the screen shatter into a bajillion pieces. Shit is currently held together by scotch tape, some shoe glue and the fervent hope that Apple will one day be back above $230.

OddSyrup2712

They did pay a fortune for HeyDude, but I’ll have to say that Hey Dude is widely popular in my area of the SE. Everyone is buying/wearing them.

zrowgz

Just adding my $2 (inflation and the termination of the penny adjustments)… I’ve done a few tiny investments via StartEngine. I’ve found it tough to track things as each company uses some different equity tracker. I assumed that was all handled via the SE portal. One company recently was bought for an 80% loss and had you sign a form that said sign this or lose it all. Never heard anything else. I dunno. Nothing has actually made money that I’m aware of although I’m not even sure how I’d learn of corporate acquisitions or whatnot unless I found the email in my junk inbox. Probably not my cup of tea and not worth it with minimum investments where even if one does happen to 10x it’s still not enough $ to matter.

RidavaX

China is considering placing an order for hundreds of Airbus SE aircraft as soon as next month, when European leaders visit Beijing to celebrate the countries’ long-term ties, according to people familiar with the matter. Deliberations are underway with Chinese airlines about the size of a potential order, said the people, who asked not to be named discussing confidential matters. A deal could involve about 300 planes and include both narrowbody and widebody models, they said, with one person saying the order could range between 200 and as many as 500 aircraft. Negotiations are fluid and could fall apart or take longer to reach a conclusion, the people said. Airbus declined to comment. Representatives for the Civil Aviation Administration of China didn’t respond to a faxed request for comment. The European planemaker rose as much as 2.3% in early Paris trading. Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc, which makes engines for Airbus’s widebody aircraft, rose as much as 0.7% in London.

Lion_1981

Buy, buy and buy more Atos SE

IAmtheCoffeeMachine

Hold up, let me see into the future 

Lion_1981

Focusing on Atos SE, could get more news regarding bid French state on Atos “Advanced Computing”. Stock has huge upside potential >390.- Source https://atos.net/en/investors

Ok_Introduction7683

I just sold a 2012 Corolla SE in great shape with 212k miles for $4,800

Tambien

Ford Mach E! I liked that it looked more like a real car than some of the other EV options haha, and not bad price-wise right now. The Ioniqs are great cars but not my style. I’m near DC and the charging infrastructure is kind of insane - I didn’t realize just how many places there were until I looked. Plus, Ford EVs have access to the supercharger network as a backup. I take trips across the state (~200 miles) regularly. Extended range battery on the premium trim has me at about 330 miles on a full charge. So for me, it’s not any less convenient than an ICE and far more fun to drive. I will say that hybrid is probably still your best bet right now for long and common road trips. Charging time itself isn’t a problem - with a fast charger that’s just a standard 20/30 minute bathroom or snack break. I’m just not sure how available fast chargers are across the SE right now. Worth checking into though. A lot of buildout is still happening and massively increasing availability. That’s the random facts rant haha. Do you have any other questions? Happy to answer what I can!

Th3_Fail_K1ng

 Apology gratefully accepted

barowsr

Mine if I ask what make model? Curious to hear more about the pros/cons? I currently live in a suburb of Atlanta, which a hefty commute. We have charging stations at work, but i also like to roadtrip in the SE US often, so was leaning yo plugin hybrid, get best of both worlds

Lion_1981

Buying more Atos SE https://www.fitchratings.com/research/corporate-finance/cybersecurity-spending-boosts-technology-sector-growth-29-05-2025#insights

ChairmanMeow1986

Personally I think there are better ways to expand your portfolio. I will say India (and SE asia) may see a lot of benefits in US-China Trade negotiations (as seen with APPL's manufacturing shift), but I honestly wouldn't do more than 5%. Also, I'd honestly only do that if I was at least 60% allocated to long term diversified portfolio positions. If you are willing to hold 6-12 years it might end up being an amazing investment though. Concentration builds wealth, diversification maintains it.

chopsui101

early 2010's right after Steve Jobs died people questioned whether Tim Cook could actually lead Apple since the iPhone and iPod were getting stale and dated. Apple was struggling with the material for the iPhone, they tried plastic and glass but went back to aluminum. No major product releases, they turned it around when they released the Apple Watch and first iPhone SE. Late 2010's - iPhone had gotten stale again, got a string of crappy iPhone models like X, XR, XS that didn't move the needle. Hardware sales were starting to slump world wide, apple was trying to get into services revenue against very established players like Spotify, Netflix, Amazon. Analysts said they didn't think the services revenue would be enough.

mcs5280

It's Always Sunny In Mar-a-Lago SE02E03: *The Gang Loads Up On Puts*

SamHenryCliff

Went to a startup entrepreneur event at a local private Uni and I must say some 9-level Indian/SE Asian women on point. Almost got whiplash.

MutaliskGluon

China is still buying NVDA chips they are just having other SE asian countries buy them and then they smuggle them into china. Deepseek used NVDA chips. Look at NVDA main customers. theres a host of SE asian countries in there that DO NOT HAVE LARGE DATA CENTRES that are buying billions. The "missing China" numbers are a load of BS

Lion_1981

My move tomorrow will be buying more Atos SE. https://preview.redd.it/jr6g14g12e3f1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=da9e58d7135774097d6165a306ad601f97639e58

No-Dark-5923

China produces 31 million cars last year, whereas the US made half that. [https://think.ing.com/articles/global-car-market-in-slow-lane-china-soars-ahead-west-electrification/](https://think.ing.com/articles/global-car-market-in-slow-lane-china-soars-ahead-west-electrification/) As someone who has spent many year in SE Asia I assure you most people own their own vehicles. Car ownership per capita is higher in the US, but not by much: [https://www.acea.auto/files/EU-US\_automobile\_trade-facts\_figures.pdf](https://www.acea.auto/files/EU-US_automobile_trade-facts_figures.pdf) to justify your argument. Also, Musk is largely derided and hated by the political left, which is about 45% of the US population. Supporting a party in Germany that has recently been banned was going to go down like a tonne of bricks. Musk can speak as freely as he wants, and support far right in Germany etc, but free speech has consequences, and those consequences will harm Tesla. My own view is Musk needs to step down or Tesla will see significant losses in the upcoming years. I am no analyst, but if I was, I would say Tesla is hard AVOID.

a0wner1

Prices coming down because China is undercutting everything they can because their economy has been eating shit, so has the rest of SE Asia and is reflecting the West’s drop in spending.

Familiars_ghost

Having watched where money is flowing out to, it would seem that investments and equity are moving to the EU for a stable market, and factories to just about anywhere but here. SE Asia, China expansion, India expansion, and looks like a few getting ready for start ups in Africa’s more stable nations. The Us is slipping into the lower end of the Third world in ranking. When Africa starts looking better than the US people should know we in deep shit.

noplanman_srslynone

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AP9384629344432

Those Tesla numbers in Europe are incredible: BYD new car registrations up 359% and now higher than TSLA, whose new car registrations were down 49%. This is *despite* the EU putting 17% tariffs on BYD cars. Tesla's China-made cars face an 8% duty by comparison (but Tesla also has production in Europe so not all cars face that tariff). You can't block out competition forever: I think the tide is turning and people are realizing that China is not only making cheap cars, it is making good cars. It isn't just countries in SE Asia or Africa or L. America buying 'discount' Chinese cars -- it's the rich European countries. China (CATL + BYD) somehow both solved the charge-time issue, with 5 minutes enough for 300-500 km. This is bad news not just for Tesla but all Western manufacturers. The whole 'yeah well China is just massively subsidizing their industry' is cope. They subsidized it and won the entire industry, and now BYD has margins better than Tesla.

StocksAndBlackCoffee

I have the SE. that’s about 8 numbers old. In dog years that about 100 years old.

Lion_1981

My move is to buy more Atos SE. There will be news on the bid of the French State on Atos SE Advanced Computing which could be 625 million or maybe even more. The deal needs to be made before 31 May 2025. Advanced Computing is just a small part of the Atos group while the bid is similar like the whole market capitalization. Atos SE could be trading 10x higher. This could be a nice week and I do not want to miss IT :-) Source https://atos.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/capital-markets-day.pdf

Solid-Reputation5032

Even if they delay the tariffs, there are items things to consider, ie investing domestically. They are going to pass a tax bill that will hurt consumers and increase deficits. They are going to refinance 9T of debt at a higher rate, increasing deficits. Our credit was already downgraded, they don’t do that if your financial situation looks bright moving forward. The US is highly volatile politically, and on less than stable ground fiscally. I’m shifting money to Europe, SE Asia and Japan for a while… I think we’re going to see thee countries begin to trade and invest more locally/ regionally as the US simple can’t be trusted anymore.

WickedSensitiveCrew

Could be worse the user AntoniaFauci blocked me over a discussion on Uber, SE, or some other company. Like didnt want to talk sent the snarky comment and blocked so I couldnt respond.

MutaliskGluon

Lmao china is still buying a ton of chips just having Malaysia or other random ass SE Asian countries buy them then get them to China that way. Can't wait til the accounting fraud gets exposed

ljalja_

Which EEE? Cant find it on IBKR, only stocks which are traded on random SE's.

Fragrant_Witness_713

The best investment you can make is to move to SE Asia! That is how you can beat the market day in and day out (and you will never have to beat anything on your own)

JPOWs-Cum-Slut

I have a 5 year old SE 

cha614

China pays! FAKE NÜSE

username111888777

USD will be worthless? isn't that a very slow process or Trump can speed it up by a lot? I am planning to move to SE Asia, I wonder what should I do with USD cash since later I might move back in a few years. What are people doing with their USD? Where do they park those?

SheepherderNo97

How about Verve Group SE (M8G.DE)?

WickedSensitiveCrew

I bought SE for their ecommerce and fintech sector back in 2023. Didnt realize they are now becoming a major logistics company in SEA.

smep

There are MANY where you can live comfortably on a few dollars a day, rent is $300 USD for a nice apartment. For folks who want receipts, I know specifically about Malaysia but have heard other SE Asian countries are similar. I’ve been to Guatemala twice and both times met folks doing this. They worked their heinies off, made money that grew in American markets, they’ll live wherever until their health requires something more stable at which point, the hope is that their portfolios grow enough to be comfortable affording American retirement, too. As another commenter said, we won’t always live in a legendary bull run. But my first time meeting folks who did this was 2007, and I bet they’re doing just fine. Those were two brothers, early 30s at the time.

jamtradez

$SE on fuego

WickedSensitiveCrew

I heard on the podcast Compound and Friends someone pumping CVNA as a turn around play at $5 a couple years ago and didnt buy. Just got burned from the 2022 bear market didnt want to take so many risks since I had other risk on stocks. Those risk on stocks worked out like buying SE in 40s. But regret since CVNA would have been a millionaire position just off those gains.

WickedSensitiveCrew

I didnt buy gold but went heavy international and bought MELI and SE.

ScipioAfricanusMAJ

You can get a much better deal if import from SE Asia

OilBerta

Got shook out of SE now im left waiting to buy the dip

swahzey

OP making me look up airline tickets to SE Asia for nothing. They’re still over 2 grand.

davewuff

1. Dynatrace (DT) – High Conviction PUT • Reasoning: DT has run up into earnings (+20% YTD), and SaaS/AI-related names are now facing decelerating growth risks post-SE miss. If ARR or net expansion rate slips, stock could dump. • Implied Move: ~8% • Setup: Overbought. High IV. Consider puts or a bear put spread. Chatgpt is garbage sometimes, but let’s see 🤣

Joelpat

Absolutely. At inauguration I was 100% VOO. In late February I moved 20% to European, ASEAN and Latin American ETF's, as well as Euro defense stocks. Today I've moved another 30%. I'm now 50% VOO, 36% Europe, 7% SE Asia and 7% Latin America. There was no substance in this China "deal". Nothing other than tariff easing to get excited about, and the tariffs are still higher than when he took office. We have pissed off the rest of the world and set them to actively looking for places to do business that don't involve us. They are actively rerouting the supply chain as we speak. Trump's MO is to fold and declare victory, but that won't work here. I mean, he did/will fold, and he can declare victory all he wants, but nobody is listening. Lots of bros will shit on this. That's fine. I feel just fine, and I'm making money while cutting the toxic uncertainty out of my portfolio.

raidmytombBB

It's not just Indian CEOs. Every US based tech company is looking to move resources offshore. India used to be cheap for a while but has gotten expensive of late. Now its SE Asia or central/south America.

VJMAT13

Brilliant execution team. MELI and SE (and MSFT tbf) have singlehandedly turned my 15% YTD losses into 20% up for the year.

jamtradez

$SE keeps giving

Deep-Serve9260

Alright, I took Theta Stock Options Academy years ago through the crazy post-COVID market highs and that rough 2022 correction, so I feel like I gotta chime in on this review. It’s got some points, but it doesn’t quite match my experience, and I wanna add my 2 cents. Trying to learn options trading on your own? Man, it’s tough. There’s so many strategies—spreads, straddles, you name it—and then you’ve got all this complex stuff like Greeks, volatility, and expiration dates. It’s a lot to wrap your head around. Without a solid guide, you can easily screw it up and lose money. And for me i'd rather have a guide than figure it all out on m own. Their program lays it all out in one place, nice and clear, so you don’t have to piece it together from random YouTube videos or forums. It’s a real community too, not just a course, and for someone looking to get a grip on options, it’s honestly a great spot to start. Theta’s all about building wealth over the long haul, not chasing quick bucks. They hammer home stuff like picking great companies and steering clear of borrowing too much. Some folks think Theta’s supposed to hand you stock picks, but that’s not it—they show you what they’re doing and tell you to do your own homework. Pick stocks that fit your risk level, you know? A bunch of the stocks they talk about, like Microsoft, Apple, Visa, Nvidia, they’ve bounced back or even hit new highs, just like the S&P 500 climbing to 5300. Sure, some like ARKG or SE tanked, but that’s just how investing goes. You gotta diversify, can’t put all your eggs in one basket. The idea that Theta doesn’t teach risk management? Nah, that’s off. They go over how to tweak your trades, roll options, and keep your cash in check to avoid big losses. They’re real clear: don’t go wild with margin or loans, cause that’ll burn you when the market dips. If someone’s taking big hits, it’s usually cause they ignored that advice. The community on Facebook is pretty cool for swapping ideas, though it’s not always buzzing. The Theta team might take a bit to reply—group’s big, what do you expect?—but they’re focused on teaching you to stand on your own, not spoon-feeding answers. Those 140+ five-star Google reviews? They’re from real people, like me, who’ve seen good returns by sticking to the plan. If some reviews don’t show up, that’s probably Google’s algorithm messing around, not Theta’s fault. Look, investing carries risk, no way around it. Theta’s program and community has worked out great for me, getting me through the 2020 and 2022 dips without getting crushed. I’ve made better returns than I ever thought, cause I avoided borrowing, spread my investments, and followed their risk rules. If you’re looking to learn options without drowning in the complexity, Theta’s a fantastic place to get started. It’s not about guarantees—it’s about learning, staying disciplined, and making smart calls yourself.

WickedSensitiveCrew

I was on this sub back then. The issue back then SE was in 30s was Garena lack of growth and TikTok Competition. With TikTok it was accepted META could beat TikTok with reasons given for it. SE wasnt seen as having a moat or any chance against TikTok. So I can understand why you or others avoided it in the 30s. It was a scary time. I said this openly at the time I thought e-commerce/shopping wasn't a winner take all. In US we have Walmart, Costco, Aldi, Target, Amazon, and local groceries all co-exist. But in international markets it is said on sub if (insert company) not a monopoly they might not want to invest in case they lose market share.

WickedSensitiveCrew

I bought during that time period. Not to brag but if you were around in thread back then I mentioned it openly. The issue back then was the focus on Garena not growing that much and TikTok Competition. With TikTok it was accepted META could beat them. SE wasnt seen as having a moat or any chance against them for some reason. So I can under why you or others avoided it in the 30s. It was a scary time. I said this openly at the time I thought e-commerce/shopping wasn't a winner take all. In US we have Walmart, Costco, Aldi, Target, Amazon, and local groceries all co-exist. But in international markets it somethings is said if (insert company) not a monopoly they might not want to invest in case they lose market share.

WickedSensitiveCrew

Sea Earnings Breakdown ( $SE ) RESULTS - SALES: $4.84B (est $4.89B) - EBITDA: $947M (est $724M) - EPS: $0.65 (est $0.61) - GMV: $28.6B (up 21.5% YoY) - Shopee Orders: 3.1B (up 20% YoY) - Monee Revenue: $787.1M (up 57.6% YoY) - Monee EBITDA: $241.4M (up 62.4% YoY) - Garena Bookings: $775.4M (up 51.4% YoY)

Personal_coach

Has any dip in $SE not been a buy?

Realistic_Record9527

SE huge miss on both earning and revenue, why it’s up 10% ? Manipulation?

SpaghettiMawnster

Damnit, I wanted to play SE calls for earnings but didn’t

Dagoru95

Dassault Systemes SE also

hcornea

Time for Australia to gear up and start making generic drugs. Huge export market regionally for quality well made pharmaceuticals - all through SE Asia and beyond.

capteni

anyone on SE calls? Im jacked to the titts! !

PolyanonymousX

haha mine says SE11 PUT

tonufan

I've had great experiences with Grab in Thailand. It's much quicker and cheaper than Uber. Uber can't compete with Grab in SE Asia.

HFY_HFY_HFY

They make less than you think, the rest of Asia has stepped up its game and US retailers have shifted supply chains considerably since the first round of tariffs during his last time in office (and Bidens further increases). However, that might just be transshipment talking. Transshipments: hiding the true country of origin by shipping to another country and saying it was made there before shipping to the US. How widespread this is is not truly known though a major cabinet manufacturer was caught doing this. China also has special economic zones in other SE Asians countries where this is likely a major piece of their business.