Rubenslash
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Rubenslash
@Rubenslashh
Investor since 2014 | 30% CAGR (as of 2026) | Global equities | Growth-focused with valuation discipline | Concentrated bets | Occasionally sharing thoughts
Global Beigetreten Ağustos 2020
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@the_zack_zhu @MikeFritzell @firstadopter I got a local phone number to pay with Line. Spent a month there, worth the trouble.
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@MikeFritzell @firstadopter And don’t expect any good beef noodle shop accept credit cards 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Old enough to remember when $zi was a fan favorite on here
dalibali@dalibali2
Surely it can’t get cheaper….
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@GabGrowth I have a small position in $TIGR, definitely interested. It's getting competitive there, especially if Grab will also enter the space with Stash.
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@LiorShemesh4 @CarsonTalkMoney 1/ GDP growth in the region is & will be higher than US/Europe.
2/ Emerging Financial Services with higher margins. Uber doesn't have an equivalent.
3/ Large cash position.
4/ Lower AV risk.
5/ Earlier in TAM penetration: 6% of population vs. Uber's 17%.
$GRAB
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@CarsonTalkMoney $GRAB trades at a P/S premium to $UBER despite lower or similar growth, way lower margins, weaker moat, and a worse economic area? Not a bear case, but why would one buy it over $UBER?
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My guestimate is $ADYEN will be down tomorrow on pre-announced Q1 FXN net revenue growth of 20%, which is at low-end of an already 'disappointing' 20-22% guide introduced last quarter. Also doing a deal that looks to bolster their agentic commerce capabilities. €750MM for a business expected to generate 'approximately' €60MM in ARR by the 'end of this year' growing 30-40%. Maybe I'm a pessimist (being an investor in payments and fintech has made me that way), but I'm not sure any of this will be reassuring for a market that's already questioning this company's ability to set guidance and deliver a shareholder-friendly capital allocation/return policy. I added to $ADYEN this morning, may look poorly timed by tomorrow.
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at what point does the SaaS selloff stop happening?
or if you are a software company, do you have to just demolish earnings to keep your premium?
this is the 5th time this year that $NOW is taking a meaningful decline but today it’s taking down all of software with it
getting exhausting but feels like the new normal for SaaS companies that arent showing explosive growth
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Seller AI confidence scores (are sellers bullish/bearish on AI's impact on the company, 1-5 scale):
CRM: 3.9
Gartner: 1.9
ZoomInfo: 3.5
Docusign: 3.5
MongoDB: 4.2
Okta: 4.1
ServiceNow: 3.8
Workday: 3.5
Atlassian: 2.8
Name a well known sales org and I'll share their score...
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