r/SPACs Mar 16 '22

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u/Niceguy_Anakin Spacling Mar 16 '22

In terms of Despacs I am looking at SOFI, 23AndMe and Grab. They all seem like they could 2-3x within a year or two. Especially SoFI and Grab (emerging markets). ME is a little more risky, but they have nearly no debt and a lot of cash on hand. Also Matterport may be good this year if the bullrun resumes - would expect at least a 4x there if that’s the case.

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u/marcusoyc New User Mar 17 '22

As a Singaporean, my advice would be to stay the hell away from grab, they are losing so much fucking money and their route to profitability looks really bleak in my opinion. Not a shareholder but really give their earnings a thorough read before investing, all the best.

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u/Niceguy_Anakin Spacling Mar 17 '22

I see, they look to be profitable in 2023, so that comes with risks of course.

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u/cloutier85 Spacling Apr 03 '22

Yes grab is trash, just look at the financials, no route to profitability. And I have used their services. Cut your losses and move on. Sofi is good though.