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Zealousideal_Sea7758

Done this a few times. Maybe not literally 16hrs every single day but something in the ballpark of 12hrs rounded over a 7 day period for a few months. It helped get me promoted from junior to lead software engineer in roughly 2 years. Now 2 years or so later got a 180k fully remote SE role at a great company. Worth it? I think so, but you’ll definitely feel the strain, vacation days to touch some grass and going to the gym frequently definitely helped. My next grind I’ll be doing something of my own, to start my own thing.

LiberalAspergers

For example, if a large part of Africa or SE Asia or Latin America winds up adapting WeChat as the default everything app, then Tencent could wind up wildly outperforming Amazon, or the reverse scenario could occur. This sound like saying "I own Yahoo in 1999, why invest in Google? I'm already exposed to search". It remains an open question if the "everything app" model becomes dominant in the rest of the world. It is in China, isnt in the US. It seems likely that the rest of the world will adopt one or the other, and which ever one wins will see huge returns, while the other will not.

Philip3197

Top Holdings: [](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/2330.TW/) Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited**2.77%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/0700.HK/)TENCENT**1.38%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/9988.HK/)Alibaba Group Holding Limited**1.05%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ASML.AS/)ASML Holding N.V.**1.01%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/005930.KS/)Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.**0.74%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SAP.DE/)SAP SE**0.72%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/HSBA.L/)HSBC Holdings plc**0.64%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NOVN.SW/)Novartis AG**0.63%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ROG.SW/)Roche Holding AG**0.62%**[](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NESN.SW/)Nestlé S.A.**0.61%**

Leody

I had a HS friend go all in with his life savings into BAC because... it's Bank of AMERICA, there's no way they'd let that fail... He wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he had tons of money because he was single and spent 6 years on a submarine. He hasn't worked a day since like 2010. He rides his adventure bike around SE Asia and the Western US and blogs about it. He also spent a couple of years driving around to remote villages delivering laptops with encyclopedias loaded on them. Super chill dude, but man you want to talk about dumb luck. Glad it happened for him though. He's done good with his wealth.

Uisce-beatha

I want camels back in the SW US, giant sloths in the SE, Mastodons in the South and Mammoths in the North.

gotdome

U can still hedge by flying to your country of choice in SE Asia and therefore get a 25%-75% discount on your daily spending, in turn reducing your cost basis! It’s helping to soften the blow :)

samovar3112

AI isn’t eliminating shit, the companies are simply moving to India or SE Asia to pay the workers pennies. AI is simply the excuse for the public.

moldyjellybean

It’s worse it didn’t even cover anything, have to pay to see a doctor, my blood tests costs me whatever they want to charge, it ended up being 250. Then I had to get the general practitioner to recommend me see a specialist but they wouldn’t do that. So here you’re pay for ins. Copay, tests and they won’t let you see a specialist. I’d think like United Healthcare if the cost was high enough they would just deny you. Was traveling in the EU and SE Asia no insurance and complete exam and X-ray and test for under $20. It’s about 1000%+ more in the US with insurance. You’d be better off booking a flight, taking a vacation and getting an exam in SE Asia, you get a vacation and exam for less than here in the US

fairytaleresearch

For me, it does not matter what they do too much to be honest. This is not a long hold. I understand float is now ca 1.2M shares but can be tricky with Spacs. Please dig in ans correct me if you find something different to what I say. Alps Global is mainly in diagnostics, medical devices, and genetic testing, operating out of Malaysia and expanding across SE Asia.

Accomplished_You5336

I’ve bought some to hold long term. I think not many people know about Malaysia which is probably why the stock is very cheap at the moment. I “knew” the country but wasn’t really aware of its economy etc. Found this video which shed some more light: https://youtu.be/-LTwiOCeISI?si=PQoU6SwPwZiX5mGU The video is not related to FGL, rather more about the Malaysian economy itself. The combination of strong year-round sunlight, falling solar panel costs, and supportive policies make it one of the best regions in Southeast Asia for solar energy investment. Not sure if anyone has seen content from the Nomad Capitalist YouTube channel - they speak very highly of Malaysia. It seems like SE Asia, and especially Malaysia, is a great option for investments.

IntolerantModerate

If the economy softens there is a massive "fix it all" button that could be pressed... Just drop all the Tariffs on China, SE Asia, etc and you are going to reduce costs massively.

UnclePsilocybe

I got a 2018 Corolla SE in 2019 for 14k with 22k miles. They offered me nearly 17k in 2021 but I never sold it because I knew I couldn't find shit for 17k and I already owned it. I've never seen a car appreciate in value before so I thought about it. Still driving that car. It's one of the best vehicles I've ever owned

Unique_Pangolin_5229

Privilege? I'm nowhere near that. 🤣 My AGI is lower than what most of you people make in a month. Hunting is incredibly inexpensive compared to purchasing meat. You only need to buy the equipment once and much of it can be purchased used or on sale. A lot depends on where you live. I'm in SE Michigan. We have more public land in my state than any other state east of the Mississippi. We have the second biggest deer herd in the country. To fill my freezer, I hunt deer, bear, squirrel, rabbit, duck, goose, beaver, turkey, pheasant, grouse, etc. None of that is remotely expensive or privileged. Hunting is what poor folks do to feed themselves. Lol. As the owner of my businesses, I am able to arrange my schedule in a way that allows me to hunt as much as I like, but I have to account for less income if I don't strike a proper balance. Like anything, it all boils down to how much you want it.

footlong24seven

SE looking attractive nearing the 200 DMA. Always bounces off.

AJ4Value

I had a 30 year career as an international portfolio manager. It is very challenging to keep up with the performance of US equities. The legal system and regulations (under the current administration) are unmatched in the world at focusing on creating growth. There are companies outside of the US that need to be owned (like TSMC), but it is challenging for Europe to keep up as they are held back by government policy. Japan is moving out of the dark ages and into the light and Korea is a solid competitive market -- these still have some legs. Germany has a new leader and is spending money on growth, but the unions are too strong to allow for good long term growth. EM has some opportunities. VietNam and some other huge SE Asia nations are well positioned. India has great demographics. There are many opportunities in EM and a strong and growing US will be a tailwind. All that said, it will be hard to compete with the US. With falling interest rates -- short term real rates are still high and huge corporate investments will motor the economy higher. The massive cuts to owernous regulations will help too. I think we are looking at north of 4% real economic growth in the US over the next 3 years. Nothing will keep u.

Frequent_Breakfast21

On interactive brokers, it's still under 5. I don't know what future numbers they use, but either Way, it's not super meaningful for a company just about to turn profitable. I don't have anything super high conviction right now. The only options I have are Leap on SE with barely any leverage and a tiny number of puts on XLG just in case the market crashes.

Kind_Demand_6672

In SE Asia or Africa yeah sure. 2 girls in EU/US is gonna be $300 minimum

rockettilt

Funko gonna Pop! Collectibles continue to be hot and SE Asia deals eliminate the tariff risks.

ViperTheSniper21


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SlogTheNog

The risk right now is of volatility / sequence of return risk. No one wants to retire going into a major market drawdown and inflation is very much a real concern. I would not rely on a bare minimum retirement unless I had health care solidly covered (read - NOT based on ACA credits or Medicaid expansion), had housing locked down, had major fixed expenses solved for a while (no, your 200k mile Nissan with a CVT isn't reliable) , and didn't have any delusional requirements (I'll just live in SE Asia, where I've never been, on $8 a day).  Asset allocation also matters. If you've got $2MM in single stocks or NASDAQ, GTFO.  I *really* think that if there isn't a critical health issue driving you, retiring right now is a massive mistake. The job market is getting pounded and assuming that you'll be able to re-enter the market is a really risky bet.

ThaddeusJP

https://bestplacestowork.org/rankings/detail/?c=SE00 Ranked as a Best place to work. Probably because there isnt much to do seeing as how everyone follows the rules! Yes sir, just sit back and relax due to none of the laws ever being broken.

SQUlRMING_COlL

Hims, SE, Poet, RxRx 🚀

Maleficent_Throat_36

lol... As I light my cigar with a 100 bitcoin bill... Yeah, so far the fantasy has gone backwards, but those Chinese do things slowly.. and eventually, I think BYD will simply be cheaper than Tesla in the mass marker, and become very popular... I hope anyway as its down 12% thus far for me. Once Trump is out of the white house, BYD may start selling in AMerica. Also, TSLA pretyt much alienated half its customer base, and a lof of them will prefer an alternative. I travelled around SE Asia and BYDs are very popular.. eg in Thailand, I see them on the road a lot. The Europeans like smaller electric cars, and due to Musk's lunacy, will prefer BYD. WHen I was in Denmark recently I noted people with Tesla's had bumper stickers saying "bought this before Musk went crazy" It is literally socially unacceptable to own a TSLA in Europe now.... now, that's some bad marketting.

mackdaddy1992

He must be crushing it to be driving an SE corolla

Ffsletmesignin

Yeah but it’s a Special Edition (SE), not just anyone can get one of those. Why, I think only a small handful are made each year.

AmishBike

The S in SE stands for special

colorfort

Excellent topic. I am buying SE for this exact reason.

95Daphne

I'd be surprised if my area in the SE US saw any lower than low 2's regular gas during the wintertime (although I wonder if they're switching to the cold weather blend now with many stations in the mid 2's, idk). If it happens, then crude got to the high 40's and that's not bullish for the US economy.

PhasedVenturer

SE burning hard…big yikes

WickedSensitiveCrew

SE and MELI just nosedived.

Fickle-You-5101

European industry etf, MSCI : Holdings: || || |[Siemens AG](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/DE0007236101)|8.68% | |[Schneider Electric SE](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/FR0000121972)|5.56% | |[Airbus SE](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/NL0000235190)|5.14% | |[Rolls-Royce Holdings](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/GB00B63H8491)|5.04% | |[Safran SA](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/FR0000073272)|4.95% | |[ABB Ltd.](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/CH0012221716)|4.34% | |[Rheinmetall AG](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/DE0007030009)|3.75% | |[RELX](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/GB00B2B0DG97)|3.53% | |[Siemens Energy AG](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/DE000ENER6Y0)|2.98% | |[BAE Systems](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/GB0002634946)|

youreaditfirst

Someone just got 400k on SE options for it to hit $ 25% after earnings. I always loved SE. Insider trading if you ask me. Not many puts on SE but thousands of calls were bought today after earnings

sicaralho

Not really, in fact with the past round of tariffs (which CN is retaliating here with this RE restrictions) they already expanded their buying of meat, soy and other commodities from South America (where I'm located) and their selling of products to us and to Europe as well. There's a huge planning of production expansion here in Brasil for instance, with China occupying the vacuum left by outdated producers like Ford leaving our country by buying and restoring production facilities. Besides the new port constructions all over South America, SE Asia and Africa. There's tons of markets, and the US has deindustrialised itself to the point it clearly needs China more than the opposite. I will concede that the Chinese market today floats closely to the US', it's still a huge place for the Chinese to sell to and they depend on many US companies as of now, but 1. Even running somewhat together, FXI grows more over time on average than SPY, and has returned more over the past two years and 2. China has their domestic needs covered first, they prioritise security of the people before profit, and profit comes as result of it. We cannot say the same for the US.

bellahamface

Intel would be a priority for magnets etc. ramp up while 2-3 years off is happening as we speak for US independence. Allies like Japan have stockpiles, and are also in this space with mines in SE Asia (550 billion investment has a lot to do with this). Who knows how much ASML, other equipment manufactures have. And what intel even has. The chips itself don’t need much, the machines that make them do. Not concerned. If China cuts off, Intel will be the most supported as the push for complete semi supply chain independence won’t be stopped. Why China is acting the way they are. This is their only window to try and stop it. Or likely only time to hurt the US.

The_Carl_G

AAPL. I’m typing this response on my iPhone, and is the 3rd iPhone I’ve owned (iPhone 15). I’ve simply fallen in love with the Apple Watch products. I wear it nightly while I sleep, and I have the tan line on my left wrist to back up how often I wear it. Look forward to upgrading from my SE variant I bought in 2020, and I also look forward to Apple adding more health related features to them in the future. I do have an iPad, though I don’t use it much outside of streaming sports & when I’m traveling. I’ve been buying music tracks from Apple/iTunes since 2004. My purchased music library is easily 80 GB at minimum. Yes, I love the Apple ecosystem. My girlfriend hates that I refuse to switch.

Old-Pomegranate3634

If you want to be completely free i think that is the number. Can you do it at 2 sure. If you live in SE Asia

Dear-Caterpillar1456

That is standard SE Asia driving.

tonufan

I love them as a customer but I have concerns around their drivers as someone that travels around SE Asia. When I used their ride services the drivers would speed through traffic blowing through red lights, driving on the sidewalk, crossing through incoming traffic. It was totally sketchy but they'd make a 30 minute trip into 10 minutes. I have concerns of regulations and law enforcement cracking down on ride share apps in those countries in the future.

Tutz--Honeychurch

The Uber of SE Asia!

fjortisar

>On January 18, 2023, POET Technologies announced that it had developed multi-engine chip-on-board solutions for ADVA Optical Networking SE (FSE: ADV), a highly regarded German company that is a global leader in creating network equipment and designs. As of July 15, 2022, ADVA merged with ADTRAN Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADTN and FSE: QH9) a combination intended to create a global end-to-end fiber networking leader. > They only partner with the most highly regarded companies, so you know it's good.

AlphaPlutonium

Strabag SE i would say - austrian company working a lot in eastern europe constructing buildings and is one of the biggest of europe

petegameco_core

Well to be fair everyone’s situation is different I paid 1850$ for iPhone 16 pro max But I made $4000 trading appl stock that week on iPhone SE If you use your phone to make money it pays for itself If you finance it and neglect the debt You just cause problems Being smart helps Having money helps If you don’t have money Being stupid make it worse 

No_Entry_9357

Atos SE

WickOfDeath

ATOS SE, Uranium Energy

nzproduce

I went on holiday to Thailand last year after not drinking good 2 years. Didn't take long 33 degrees heat the tropics of SE Asia cheap drinks reeled me in before I knew it I was in Nana Plaza in Bangkok dancing with some beautiful local ladies smoking joints drinking Mojitos. Haha

Star_Lord924

Cmon E0SE...PLEASE have more good pump in you. Get back over 13.2

SeveralBollocks_67

["Ioniq 5 is still the SE RWD. A model-year 2025 SE RWD cost $42,600; for model-year 2026 it's now $35,000."](https://arstechnica.com/cars/2025/10/hyundai-gives-the-ioniq-5-a-huge-price-cut-for-model-year-2026/#:~:text=Ioniq%205%20is%20still%20the%20SE%20RWD.%20A%20model%2Dyear%202025%20SE%20RWD%20cost%20%2442%2C600%3B%20for%20model%2Dyear%202026%20it%27s%20now%20%2435%2C000.) Literally $7500 cheaper. If that doesnt prove how useless the EV tax credits were, I don't know what will.

BoboThePirate

Entirely dependent on your risk tolerance and expectations. Both companies have negative P/E ratios meaning they’re already highly speculative. It’s why hedging exists though. I cannot risk my investments dropping to 0 but I still like to make money so I have about 15% ultra safe, ~50% pretty safe, and rest much riskier. Those riskier plays have made up 70% of my profits in the past 6 months. (INTC, UAMY calls, Atos SE). If you’re chill with your investments and accept the risks then there’s no need to change. If you need some portion of money to exist after a disaster, hedge with safer options. Risk profile is basically treasuries (mostly immune to economy crash, low but steady ROI), broad market ETFs (nearly guaranteed to increase over long periods of time), individual established stocks (10-25 PE), speculative stocks (negative earnings, or insane high PE ratio - you are here), covered options, margin trading, naked options. One thing to note, since this isn’t WSB, options can be used to hedge to reduce risk, but I almost never see conversation about it on Reddit.

PsychedelicAwakening

Sorry I forgot to tell you about €OHB SE my bad my bad.

CatDaddy2828

While this is currently true if you average prices across the US, it has not always been true and has not been for most of the last decade. It may not also be true in all real estate markets. It depends on demand, builder incentives and market supply (all standard factors). Most of the new home sales generally are taking place in less expensive real estate markets in the SE where vacant land is cheaper and the necessary $$ ROI is less because the land is less. In any case, if you read my entire comment I include construction and remodeling. Also, the tariffs will of course take 3-6 months or longer to show up in new home sales prices. This depends in current vendor supply in country, and how long before the tariffed components are included in sold homes.

ZarbInvest

Im waiting to get in... but only on Porsche SE. Porsche AG is going to be deslisted from DAX and that can obligate many investors to get out. And also waiting that price go under 31€... last week was almost on my price, now is breathing again

Intelligent_Major348

The fact that you didn't even distinguish between Porsche AG and Porsche SE shows that you've done literally zero research

bluAstrid

VW owns 75% of it bits it’s listed on the Frankfurt SE.

broke_ugly_dumb

why SE

Illustrious-Ruin3765

SE? More like SEE ya money.

Professional_Sir_498

Sea Limited (SE) Shares: 609 Average Price: $41.03 Current Price: $184.97 Return: 350.8% Roblox (RBLX) Shares: 500 Average Price: $31.70 Current Price: $135.08 Return: 326.1% RocketLab (RKLB) Shares: 5,030 Average Price: $13 Current Price: $46.36 Return: 256.6%

Professional_Diet368

NNVC will report further losses in its next earnings report. If Phase 2 is successful against Monkey pox in The Congo, WHO will put NV387 on its Authorized Use List that will permit sales in Africa and parts of SE Asia.

Professional_Diet368

Nanoviricides is very promising. The nanomedical package, if successful, can be used against 90 to 95% of viruses. Phase 2 in The Congo targeting monkey pox if successful will lead to its first revenue with probable off-label use for other viruses in WHO's domain in Africa and parts of SE Asia.

bubbagumpskrimps222

I love my iPhone SE 3rd generation. They came out in 2022 and can be bought for like $120.

padca

Same lol. Broke my oneplus 6 back in 2020 when I was studying abroad and needed a quick and cheap replacement, found a used iphone 7. Ended up keeping for 3 years until the call speaker died. Replaced it with a iphone SE (3rd gen). It’s just perfect for me, really sad that we are probably never going to get another one.

chef-nom-nom

I had a 6s for about 8 years for the same reasons. The SE models are just about the same form factor, if you're looking for something. I had to buy one when my 6s charging port broke (already replaced the battery once). SE has wireless charging (even with non-apple cradle). Very happy with the SE and it was around $500-ish bought unlocked and new, though it was a last-year model.

I_am_Nerman

The population in NE states has been stagnant or declining for many years. It's the exact opposite in the SE. It's been growing like crazy the past couple decades and Covid really sent it into overdrive.

stayfun

iPhone Air Mini Max SE4

surfinbird

Nah, probably gonna wait and buy another used SE on eBay

MutaliskGluon

Read their filings? Round tripping revenue with coreweave. Early revenue recogniation and putting things on AR before they should under GAAP. Blatant lying about their China guidance to pump the stock. Like 30% of something of their revenue is going to SE asian countries and they arent saying who. Its obviously China proxies or smugglers, and they say literally "they are all US companies" which is clearly BS. Meta GOOG AMZN TSLA arent buying 10s of billions of GPUs in south east asia lmao

Over_Drag5318

I am. Volatility has calmed down above the current 30/ share. Shuki thinks they can do a lot better in the European market, and Gilad Almogy can bring some of his solar patents to SE products. I think I even read he has a patent on robots that can be used to install solar. I currently have about 10k worth in shares, last avg buy cost of 30.7

I-ProGamer-I

SE-who? Those fuckers have been absolutely absent since January…. Another element of efficient market hypothesis gone

flyguppyy

Love GRAB. Not sure why a popular App in SE Asia has such a low price. With all the young generation in SE Asia the company should have a pretty good growth. I hold the stock when it first came out, still buying the stock until this day.

NoCollegeKids

SE

Lionessandlover

11.39pm food is ordered. Liquor has been flowing. I’ll wake up in a few hours and see if I’m gonna be rich or not. SE Asia is the way to trade

SodaComa

my portfolio is fighting for its life right now. either a 2025 Toyota Corolla SE or working the Wendy’s dumpster.

Ok_Annual_4532

Hahaha I have an iPhone SE terrible battery charging

No-Breakfast-8154

I’ve had them for a while when they were around 4. Really solid company basically uber and DoorDash for SE Asia. Growing economies there means more people can buy 20$ burritos delivered

Delamoor

Biggest secret is to go to SE Asia, spend a few thousand bucks on becoming a scuba dive instructor, work cash in hand leading tourists around dive sites, showing them how to not panic underwater. Go with PADI or SSI and you can do working holidays to almost literally any seaside tourist destination in the world. Spend your mornings diving, afternoons fucking around in tropical holiday destinations. You can also sleep with a lot of tourists, if you're into that kind of thing.

thatkidyouknow2

Just copy-pasting from ChatGPT as I’m at work: 🚕📈 YOLOing Southeast Asia’s UberEats: $GRAB DD 🚀🍜 Listen up you smooth-brained degenerates. While you’ve been bagholding $GME since 2021, there’s an actual boomer tech stonk cooking in Southeast Asia: Grab Holdings ($GRAB). If you’ve ever been to Singapore, Jakarta, or basically anywhere that smells like durian and diesel fumes, you’ve probably used this super app to get noodles delivered or grab (heh) a motorbike ride. ⸻ 🏦 The Company Grab is the Uber + DoorDash + Venmo of Southeast Asia. They do rides, food delivery, payments, and even pretend-bank stuff like microloans and insurance. Basically, they want you to never leave their app. Sound familiar? Yeah, it’s like WeChat with extra MSG. ⸻ 📊 The Numbers (aka why you shouldn’t just YOLO calls yet) • Financial Services growth: Up ~34% YoY. Their “bank” side is stacking deposits like I stack ramen bowls after a Friday night binge—+50% QoQ. Supposedly gonna hit positive EBITDA in 2 quarters. Translation: they might actually print tendies instead of burning cash. • Ride-hailing & food delivery: Still competitive, still thin margins, but sticky user base. • Cash needs: Rumor is they’re begging for $2 BILLION in bridge financing to buy their Indonesian rival GoTo. That’s either galaxy-brain consolidation… or lighting a dumpster fire with jet fuel. ⸻ 🤝 The GoTo Deal • They’re in due diligence to scoop up GoTo Group (think Uber + Shopify but in Indo). • If it happens, Grab basically controls Southeast Asia’s gig economy. Regulatory watchdogs will hate it, but imagine the cost-cutting synergies (aka firing everyone twice). • If it fails, Grab still looks like the desperate dude at the bar offering to buy GoTo a drink with borrowed money. ⸻ 🚀 Bull Case (moon math) • Grab’s “fintech” division actually hits breakeven → higher margins than slinging fried rice deliveries. • GoTo acquisition clears → they become the final boss of SEA ride-hailing. • Network effects keep normies locked in → app becomes “can’t live without” in SE Asia. • Stock goes burr. Diamond hands only. 💎🙌 ⸻ 💀 Bear Case (clown math) • Regulators block the GoTo deal harder than my ex blocks me on Insta. • They drown in debt raising cash for acquisitions → dilution city. • Margins get wrecked by higher fuel/labor costs. • Competition (new apps, local upstarts) eat their lunch like it’s free nasi goreng. ⸻ 🎰 The Play • Current thesis: this isn’t a $TSLA rocketship, it’s a mid-term grinder. If financial services actually flips positive EBITDA, market sentiment turns. If GoTo gets absorbed, this stock isn’t just GRAB—it’s GRAB-THIGH-HIGH-GROWTH. • Short term: risky AF (financing + regulatory + integration hell). • Long term: could actually be one of the few SEA tech companies that makes money and doesn’t implode like $SE. ⸻ Verdict If you want SAFE, go buy $AAPL and cry into your 401k. If you want emerging-market, debt-fueled, acquisition-rumor YOLO with a side of pho—then maybe, just maybe, $GRAB belongs in your casino portfolio. 🚕💸 “Grab” these tendies or get left at the curb.

NormalAddition8943

The AI-Content circle of money... SE Asian content farms use AI web services hosted by hyper scalers to generate on-trend content at-scale for Western social media sites. Engagement with AI gen content through humans (or view/click/reply AI bots also hosted by hyper scalers) drives ad revenue for Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, and TikTok (and increasingly traditional news services). Payment to content farms incentivizes further AI-based content generation and in turn drives innovation and scale by AI services and hardware purchases by the hyper scalers.

Personal_coach

Did the same with SE: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/1ywZPQSgnX

WickedSensitiveCrew

Yep, same here. African currencies are picking up, so Jumia’s local revenue will convert to more dollars that’s a nice tailwind. I went heavy international and own SE, NU, and GRAB as well.

WickedSensitiveCrew

Yep, same here. African currencies are picking up, so Jumia’s local revenue will convert to more dollars that’s a nice tailwind. I also been long SE and GRAB.

One-Complaint-7827

You must be American if you don't get why gold prices are going up. Nobody and that means SE Asia and China wants your USD. Simples.

WickedSensitiveCrew

I do to. For example I was talking about buying WBD for months and the common push back was the debt. Them having no moat. Netflix being superior. Looks like buying aginst that paid off. Same with buying SE at 36-50 on the TikTok FUD. I think it the upvote system that causes it. People tend to say what is popular at the time. Being unpopular and forward looking can cause tickers to not be brought up or be near the bottom in the general threads on this sub.

AUSrnami

Live in SE Asia…buy rice

chiangy12

SE. They’re basically Amazon in South East Asia, and have handily beaten their closest competitor so far (Lazada, which is supported by Alibaba)

eloc49

iPhone SE was still the best phone I’ve ever had. I used to call it the “Yeti Cooler” because it was literally the same price. ($400)

nokei

On 3rd gen SE now when the battery starts to go then I'll buy a certified refurbed 4th gen for the newer battery assuming it's been out a while by the time my battery is out the door.

SayNoToBrooms

That’s why I upgraded from my 2nd gen SE. All I got was being able to tell Siri to set up reminders for me. And I’m sure that’s not even a new feature! Just a new discovery for me

InfluenceSilly8776

My son has the 13 and asked recently if he could downgrade to an SE or we could swap phones (I have an 11 pro max). My phone is still like new except the battery life sucks bad enough I carry a charger and power bank in my purse for emergencies. His phone is still in good shape but he likes mine (which was offered to him before I bought his, just saying) more.

kookyabird

I upgraded from the 7 to the SE 3rd gen earlier this year because some of my critical apps needed a newer iOS. Plus it became a security risk for my work. I'll miss Touch ID when I finally have to replace this one. I still use my 7 for some stuff around the house like music and playing stuff off Plex at my hobby table.

surfinbird

iPhone SE here too! Not a 🌈bear, but still losing money

hsuan23

The SE3 having always on and same chip as series 10

mydoortotheworld

Mine has been AI slop reels of disasters or babies dying posted by mostly Indian or SE Asian accounts. No matter how much I try to hide or snooze or block those accounts it keeps coming back

Skooober

Come on now. Rockin 2nd SE over here!

No_Entry_9357

Atos SE Current market cap is 800m euro, revenue is 10b euro

OilBerta

Got shook out of SE at $112 now im too buthurt to buy back in.

Galac_tico

I am an SE for back up and replication dedicated to the Brazilian market and clients are starting to incline towards Chinese cloud providers

ScottyStellar

I can't see what the thread was before me can you share more? But ya wild to think sq, SE were stocks a lot of us were into a few years back. This is why I'm glad I'm a pretty active trader bc trying to predict 10 years old is tough

milkplantation

I live in a big Asian city. Golf is massive and growing across SE Asian markets. Lots of data on this as well: [source](https://www.randa.org/en/articles/golf-participation-continues-to-enjoy-growth-globally) / [source 2](https://abmagazine.accaglobal.com/global/articles/2022/apr/business/golf-boom-in-asia.html)

wearahat03

I remember reddit praising this company 2 years ago when I said LULU is going downhill. Stock was worth twice as much as its worth today. https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/15ypp52/comment/jxdcui4/ Story remains the same. If a company makes their clothes in SE Asia, then you compete with fast fashion like Shein, Zara and Uniqlo. No one will pay a high price for stuff that's cheap to make made out of polyester. Zara and Uniqlo stocks are up since then. You either provide value (good quality to price) or sell 'luxury' that is perceived quality, customer experience, made in France, hand-made etc. to make the customer feel special. And luxury logos are not appealing right now. Their business model of selling overpriced stuff was bound to unravel. They got away with it when they were trendy, but now people are actually comparing different brands and going with the best quality to price

Global-Panik

I have lived in SE Asia most of the past 8 years. That is what the do in Thailand. National police, immigration police, military all work together hand in hand against immigrants AND their own people when there is any dissent or speaking out about the monachy. In Thailand, the country is truly controlled by the King and the military leadership. In Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia it is largely the same sort of systems, though not really tied to the king. instead the Monarchies there are replaced by one party rule. Myanmar was the only one moving toward democracy, but then China wanted no part of a democracy on their border... so they backed the generals in a coup.